Cynthia Marks of the Holistic Psychoanalysis Foundation interviews leaders connected to the Compton Cowboys and Compton Junior Equestrians, a Richland Farms horse program founded by Maisha Akbar in 1988 to help young people avoid gangs, street violence, and negative influences. The guests share how the program shaped their own lives and continues to support children through responsibility, education, mentorship, and connection with horses. They discuss the emotional sensitivity of horses, the calming impact of simply being near them, and the ways the ranch creates a safe, family-oriented environment for children, including foster and group-home youth. The conversation also explores the cost of caring for horses, the importance of education, the use of psychoeducational tools like the feelings wheel, and the program’s ongoing work toward formal equine therapy certification. The episode highlights success stories, funding needs, summer camp scholarships, renovations, and opportunities to donate or volunteer.