Der Pferdepodcast

Der Pferdepodcast is a German horse-world diary with mud on its boots and dressage in its bloodstream. Its center is Jenny’s working life with horses, especially AC/DC, Benni, and Klecks. The show follows training, transport, coughing, allergies, tack experiments, tournament decisions, and the emotional logistics of horse ownership. It is practical, but not polished flat. A typical episode may start with Berlin-Schwarzwald recording trouble, holiday teasing, a dog interruption, or a joke about the intro, then slowly arrive at the real question from the yard. Should Benni go to the tournament if the surroundings feel too busy? Did the Batman mask actually calm him down, or was it coincidence? How much pressure is useful in a lesson before the horse or rider needs a break? What happens when theory says the left pirouette is possible, but the body still gets in its own way? These are not abstract advice segments. They are lived case studies, told with interruptions, self-correction, and a lot of horse-specific vocabulary. AC/DC’s allergy trouble turns feed and hay management into a recurring practical puzzle. Benni’s sensitivity makes every new place feel like a test of judgment. Klecks’s sale gives the show room for a more vulnerable kind of storytelling, where a good home matters more than simply completing a transaction. The show also keeps a clear community feel. Listener messages, recognitions at events, Steady updates, and remembered horse names all sit inside the same ongoing stable universe. Trainers and guests appear, but the appeal is not expert distance. It is the back-and-forth between someone asking plain questions and Jenny working through the reality of what happened under saddle, in the trailer, or at the clinic. The humor is affectionate and sometimes dry. The serious parts still breathe. For horse people, that combination is the point: ambition, worry, care, and absurdity all arrive in the same week.