
Kate Acton (from Ireland) and Nancy McLean (from the USA) discuss equine research projects and studies to help bridge the gap between the scientific community and the general community of horse owners, trainers and enthusiasts.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 197 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessScience | |||

The core of the equine brain’s emotional center, Nancy describes how the neurological processes of the limbic system take place. She also highlights the reward prediction error (RPE) and the impact it has on equine learning.
This is a continuation of our study on Equine Neurology and Ethical Horse Training and Management.
In this episode Nancy McLean explores Dr. Stephen Peters' book Horse Brain Science, comparing human and equine brain anatomy and function. She explains brain size and cortical folding, then walks through the four main lobes (frontal, parietal, tempor... more
This episode introduces equine neurobiology through the work of Dr. Stephen Peters, explaining core concepts like neurons, neurotransmitters, neuroplasticity, and how sensory processing affects learning and behavior.
It shows how applying neuroscien... more
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great idea and good information but sound issues mean it’s hard to listen.
Love this show. They do a great job so surveying and critiquing all the current research on so many aspects of equine care.
Just have a need for more of these science based equine pod casts thanks for no me use my brain more and think !
Really cool podcast!
I really enjoy listening to Kate and Nancy. They help make sense of scientific research for the public. Their topics are interesting and it makes for easy and enjoyable listening!
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Listeners are drawn to science-backed insights on horse biology, behavior, welfare, and practical care. Episodes discuss brain science, training methods, hoof care, thermoregulation, disease prevention, aging horses, and evidence-based veterinary practices, with a clear emphasis on humane handling and bridging research with real-world horse ownership. A notable strength is the collaboration between two knowledgeable hosts who translate complex studies into actionable tips, often highlighting ethics and welfare alongside practical demonstrations. The show stands out for its approachable science framing and tangible takeaways for owners, trainers, and professionals alike.
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Conversations in Equine Science launched 6 years ago and published 197 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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