If you are at all interested in the sport of three-day eventing, you don't want to miss episode 10 of The Stable Scoop Radio Show. Hosts Glenn the Geek and Helena B. start with an early morning chat with Olympic Silver medalist Gina Miles. They explore life since her Silver medal at the Olympics, McKinlaigh's time off and what's next. The second half of the show is devoted to the considerable safety changes in eventing this year. Joanie Morris of the United States Equestrian Federation reviews the changes and talks about what is next.

Miles' life has been a whirlwind since her Silver medal in individual eventing at the 2008 Olympics in Hong Kong. She speaks on the show about what it has been like for her since the games with the constant parties and appearances. She also talks about her life with McKinlaugh, the Irish Sport Horse that she describes as "a once in a lifetime horse."

After the interview with Miles, the discussion on the show turns to the USEF's moves this year to make eventing a safer sport. Recent years have seen the sport plagued with horse and rider injuries and deaths. Morris, High-Performance Communications Manager for the United States Equestrian Federation, addresses the events of the year and the bold rule changes that the USEF has imposed.

The Stable Scoop Radio Show is a fun weekly online radio show (podcast) that concentrates on a different equestrian topic each week. The advantage to online radio shows, generally referred to as podcasts, is that you can listen when and where you want. You can catch the shows at www.stablescoop.com or subscribe in iTunes and have the shows automatically downloaded to your iPod.