And then I've learned how much amazing work veterans and horses can do together.

And so I was like, oh, let's see what we can do with that.

So during the rehabilitation process of these animals, which a lot of times we'll rescue them and rehome them, we started training them.

And what I learned is big picture, even though you've gone through trauma, then you've been abused and you've

had horrible people say and do things to you. If you choose to heal, you can heal others. So these

animals that were thrown away and abused are now used as equine therapy animals for not only

our veterans, but children with special needs come here every single

week. And some kids that were not even able to speak are speaking now. And kids that had no

confidence like are running the horses around riding, doing all the stuff, has changed how

they work and their motor skills and who they are in school. Like the parents can't rave enough about this program.

All right, crew.

Welcome back to part two of this week's episode,

a Game of Crimes with Murph in the morning.

You can see Brittany has agreed to continue talking to us today, thank goodness.

And I mean, what us, I can honestly say the show, I'm in my fifth year doing this podcast,

and I've never had anybody on the show like Miss Brittany Turner that we're talking to today. It's all good. It's, you know, you heard we was talking yesterday about former Miss North Carolina, so you think it's this little petite thing that's going to, you know, break a fingernail and probably going to suicide watch. And that's not at all what we got here. Oh, my gosh.

So, Brittany, so I want to ask you, what does your family think about everything that you've done

through your mission trips and the companies you've started and the wealth that you've gained

and the notoriety, the successes in your life?

You know, what do they think about all this?

I don't know.

I haven't really asked them.

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