Ride Along with UNBRIDLED ACCESS

It’s time for the candid conversations equine medicine deserves.

Join Dr. Joe Lyman, equine veterinarian and Director of Professional Services at Boehringer Ingelheim, as he sits down with leading voices to explore the questions that challenge veterinarians to keep learning, sharpen their expertise, and deliver the best possible care.

From emerging diseases and groundbreaking research to practice challenges and life behind the scenes, each episode explores the ideas, experiences, and innovations shaping the future of equine care.

Hear the stories behind the science and the people behind the profession—with practical perspectives to help you stay informed, connected, and ready for what’s next.

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Latest episodes

Episode 2: The Return of New World Screwworm

Episode 2: The Return of New World Screwworm

‧ 38m 19s

New World screwworm was eradicated from the U.S. in the 1960s. Now, it’s back in the conversation. How concerned should we be? And what do today’s equine veterinarians need to know?

Episode 1: The Next Generation of Equine Practice

Episode 1: The Next Generation of Equine Practice

‧ 46m 27s

Let’s talk about what’s next in equine medicine, and what should never change.

Dr. Joe Lyman sits down with Dr. Sarah Reuss, President of the American Association of Equine Practitioners, and Dr. Craig Lesser, equine veterinarian and podiatrist, for a candid conversation about the future of the profession. They tackle generational stereotypes, work-life balance, AI, practice ownership, and the technologies reshaping the profession—while exploring what each generation can learn from the next, and what’s worth carrying forward.