Uncut & Real Raw with Clinton Anderson

Clinton Anderson built Downunder Horsemanship into one of the biggest training brands in the western horse world, and his podcast strips away the polished clinic persona to show the businessman and entrepreneur underneath. The show is marked explicit for a reason -- Anderson speaks with zero filter, bringing his Australian directness to marathon conversations that regularly stretch past two hours. The format is simple: Clinton sits down with successful business owners, mostly from the equine industry, and talks about how they built their careers from scratch. Guests like Don Bell, Chad Beus, and Denny Gentry share the kind of behind-the-scenes business stories you never hear at a horse expo. How they navigated financial disasters, scaled operations, handled difficult partnerships, and maintained personal lives while running horse businesses. These are not quick tips episodes -- the Don Bell conversation ran two and a half hours. With 36 episodes, a 4.8-star rating, and 469 reviews, the show punches well above its episode count in terms of impact. Anderson's straight-to-the-guts interview style pulls candid answers out of guests who might be more guarded elsewhere. This is not a training podcast. It is a business and entrepreneurship show that happens to be rooted in the horse industry, and that makes it uniquely valuable for anyone trying to make a living in the western horse world.