Mares in Black. A model horse podcast for hobbyists, by hobbyists.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 123 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureKids & FamilyHobbies |
This episode of Mares in Black is a newscast discussing all the latest model horse happening and events. News, Instagram and off topic rambling, short and sweet! more
The Mares welcome artist extraordinaire, Jennifer Scott, to episode 114! Jennifer talks through her latest developments, discusses media choices and progression as an artist, her fire plans and even her real horses! News and Instagram in Progress are... more
On this episode of Mares in Black, we are previewing BreyerWest and some of BreyerFest. The Breyer events team leads, Kat McDermott and Jaime Potkalesky join us to run through all the goings on at BreyerWest and some of the newest developments for Br... more
On this episode of Mares in Black, we welcome Model Horse University Founder Kerri Gehrmann-Johnson and we discuss the launch of this rental station for hobby resources and its mission as well as her vision for the future. We also discuss the rretire... more
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LJJ is one of our hobby's best! thank you Mares for this great interview.
I was turned in to this podcast at this year’s BreyerWest when I saw the Mares in Black table. It was my first show and I was excited to see a set of models that I had your the table. When I talked to you guys I was very happy to hear what you had to say! I got home and started to listen to the podcast and haven’t been able to stop! It’s very exciting for me to hear about the rest of the model horse collecting world. I am still very new to the hobby and every episode I learn more and more and my... more
I seriously love listening to this podcast! Though I’m an established painter in the model horse hobby, I feel very much on the fringe as a hobbiest. I’ve not been to a show in over a decade, and since the shift away from message boards, I’ve found it hard to find that central source of news in the hobby. Heather and Jackie’s conversations are always interesting as they highlight current news and discuss more in depth hobby topics. It is the perfect companion while painting, and I’m feeling a bi... more
Temporary transplant here. Thanks for keeping me entertained during my stay w/o social media and TV.
These wonderful ladies do a great job of sharing the passion that is the model horse hobby. Honestly they are my guilty pleasure and sometimes I feel justified in buying just one more plastic pony after an hour listening two these gals! Thank you for your enthusiasm, your candor and your excitement to bring this hobby forward! Love to laugh and listen to you!
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