A Learner's Journey Podcast: A Conversation with Nita Jo Rush

This horsemanship journey can be challenging! People like Nita Jo Rush make it easier to travel. Learn more about Nita Jo here www.pnhsavvy.com/who-is-nita-j...
Connect with her here / pnhsavvy
There were 2 other podcast episodes mentioned in the interview. Here are the links to them:
A Conversation with David Lichman: www.shinealightproductions.ne...
A Conversation with Kathy Baar: www.shinealightproductions.ne...
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[@victoriadupre7051]

This interview is well done and thank you for posting! Nita Jo is an excellent teacher for all horsemanship levels. Nita Jo, I do understand where you're at, but I certainly miss your clinics for the learning, the immersion in horsemanship and the people I've met. I'm grateful for all.

[@alearnersjourneywithmollys8094]

Thank you for sharing this! 😊

[@dianechilds6107]

Oh how I enjoyed this podcast!! Nita Jo was key to us fearful adult riding Minnesotan horse woman. My favorite Nita Jo moment was when she handed her young warmblood mare to me to bring to the stall when she unloaded. I was shocked and couldn’t believe my ears. She could see how I was so enamored so said “just walk her to the stall like she is your own horse. Nothing different”. I relaxed immediately. Oh that makes me laugh now! One question I wondered how many years she’s been instructing. She was an important part of my horse life. I alway thought she not featured enough! Thank you Molly!

[@alearnersjourneywithmollys8094]

What an awesome memory!! It's funny how those little moments can be huge! You're welcome 😊 And thank you for sharing this!

[@vj-xc4qc]

Thank you for sharing. Great to hear a variety of perspectives. Admire Nita Jo’s willingness to share. 👌👏👏

[@alearnersjourneywithmollys8094]

I'm glad you liked it 😊

[@marilynaho6384]

What a great interview! Very insightful questions & answers that gave us a peek into Nita Jo's background. She was a huge influence for those of us who came into horsemanship later in life, and therefore with a bit more insecurity & fear than others may have had. Even though there was (& still is) a level of fear, when we want so badly to be involved with horses, we work with & through it. I learned a lot from Nita Jo through her clinics (mostly audited, but one with my horse) & presentations here in Minnesota. Thank you for this podcast!!

[@alearnersjourneywithmollys8094]

Thank you Marilyn! She's a special woman- so cool that you got to learn from her. 💕

[@TheKadecan]

Wonderful interview Molly. I really related to this and feel encouraged from the exchange . Thankyou for hand feeding us with vision.

[@alearnersjourneywithmollys8094]

I'm so glad to hear this! You're welcome 💕

[@lulamaeatliberty4632]

My first 2 clinics were with Nita Jo back in 2007-2008 ish. Wondering what she's been up to led me to this podcast. Very nice - Thanks!

[@alearnersjourneywithmollys8094]

That’s wonderful! I’m glad you found it 😊

[@catherinebelcher2305]

Mary Anne Radmacher is the author of that quote.

[@marlenespencer]

I love that quote! I had a coffee mug with a horse and that quote on it.....until I broke it.

[@alearnersjourneywithmollys8094]

Cool! Thank you!

[@vj-xc4qc]

Remember National Velvet… Girl heroine..

[@alearnersjourneywithmollys8094]

Good one!