The training buzz segments are pretty useless when you are listening to commentary on a video you can’t see. Sound quality is often an issue.

I am not interested in the interviews but I love the short tips podcasts! Sound is inconsistent and so the podcasts need better production quality.

I want this show to be so much better, but from the sound quality to the content, this feels more like a podcast put together in a person’s basement rather than the professional journalism I’d expect from Dressage Today or Practical Horseman. I hoped that maybe the new host lineup would help things, but in their initial interview with Janet Foy, the sound quality was terrible and no one had edited the different volume levels between interviewer and interviewee, so it sounded like the DT questions were being yelled in my ears but I strained to hear Janet Foy’s answers. It was a bummer. Right now, The Horse and Hound podcast continues to be the gold standard for equestrian podcasts. I’d love to see this one achieve a similar standard, with informative reporting on news stories and developments and professional interviews to offer new tips and insights. Unfortunately, the Dressage Today podcast has a long way to go.