Relatively Stable

If you’ve been following our journey, you know Bramblewood Stables is in the middle of a once-in-a-lifetime move to Lavender Hill farm after losing our lease of 20 years. Keeping this herd and this m…

Hearing Our Ghosts: Walking the Threshold from Grief to Hope

This episode is a voiceover essay on living at the edge of loss and still choosing to move forward. From my mother’s kitchen therapy sessio…

🎙️ Relatively Stable — Special Voiceover Episode

This episode is different. It’s not an interview or a roundtable conversation. It’s a voiceover—me, in the quiet of the barn, speaking from the middle …

A Last Chance to Save Bramblewood Stables

The land we stand on is being sold to the highest bidder — and the highest bidder will almost certainly be a developer. For 20 years, Bramblewood Stables has …

Caring in a Carefree World: A week of colic, caretaking, and unexpected grace

This week in Relatively Stable, I’m reading the latest installment from Stable Roots—a piece that started as a reflection …

Instinct is a Language: Reading storms, following cats, and finding safety in our skins

This week’s essay moves through thorny fields, shifting weather, and how we come back into contact with what our…

Making Friends with the Wasps

The long, slow work of mending -- From the Stable Roots series | Read-aloud edition

This week’s episode walks gently into the tangled spaces of repair: of family, of land,…

🎙️ Relatively Stable – New EpisodeNot a Mirror, Nor a Mystic

Inside the Unspoken Dynamics of Healing, Projection, and Power in Equine-Assisted Services

🧠 In this episode, I explore what happens when we…

🎧 Slow Horsemanship, Rooted Systems, Living Work

An ancient rhythm, a living system, and a slow return to what matters.

In this episode, Kim shares the living framework behind her work at Bramblewood S…

The Boundary is the Lesson: You can't ride every story home, and that's not a failure.

What if the bravest thing you could do with a horse is stand still beside it?

In this week's episode, I explore wh…

Episode Title: Where the Wild Roses Grow (Voiceover)

Show Notes: This week, I’m sharing something different, a eulogy in remembrance of a woman who mothered a whole generation of strays.

After attendin…

Episode 7: Tending the Roots with Caitlee Greene of Greene Roots LLC

What if healing isn't something we chase, but something we come home to?

In this episode of Relatively Stable, Kim is joined by Cait…

The Fountain of Youth: A Praise Song for Water, Horses, and Coming Home

This week’s VoiceOver is a meditation on the most sacred and overlooked element: water. Kim shares reflections from the foothill…

When the Bough Breaks (The Devil You Didn't See Coming)

The sound of a tree limb breaking high overhead has always made me run. This episode is about what happens when you can’t -- or when the things …

🎙️ Leaving the Arena

A horsewoman’s exit from the culture of mastery and the wisdom that followed

🪶 Description:

In this week’s essay from Stable Roots, I’m tracing the long arc of why I don't ride hors…

RIDING WAS NEVER THE GOAL: A Life Spent Dismounting the Old Story, One Ride at a Time

Not every lesson happens in the saddle.

This week in Stable Roots, I’m sharing the latest in a series of pieces abo…

Max turned 30 this month, and it's hard to encapsulate all that he’s carried.

This week’s piece isn’t about ribbons or milestones. It’s about the years we spent on the edges of tradition, moving betwe…

🎙️ Weekly Essay from Stable Roots

Episode Title: Don't Skip the Money: The Spiritual Economy of Care

Description:

This week's voiceover is a tribute to Max — my steady red horse who just turned 30 — and…

Episode 6: The Art of Listening

with Sue Lomenzo of True Nature Equine Bodywork & Wellness

What does it mean to help a horse feel safe in its own body?What shifts when we stop working on them (and ours…

🎙️ A Weekly Reading from Stable Roots:

Not a Place but a Presence

On building home space, surviving disconnection, and learning how to stay

📝 Show Notes:

“Home space isn’t a structure. It’s an agreement…