Rick Lamb is a busy man. His days are consumed with production of two syndicated radio shows, a television show, books, and magazine articles. The effort has paid off, making him one of the horse industry's most knowledgeable and effective communicators.Live events are an integral part of Lamb's schedule, too. His annual appearance and ability to clearly narrate during Road to the Horse competition has helped countless horse enthusiasts learn more about colt starting. With Lamb's guidance, you'll understand how and why each clinician is making each training move.Lamb was born and raised in Wichita, Kansas. He had a passionate interest in horses from an early age but few opportunities to be around them. That all changed when Lamb started his commercial audio recording business, Lambchops Studios, in Phoenix, Arizona. The recording business was his springboard into the horse industry. In 1997, he launched a syndicated radio program, The Horse Show with Rick Lamb, and followed it up in 1999 with a second, The Horse Show Minute. The radio shows have since won nine awards for excellence. In 2006, Lamb made the jump to television with The Horse Show with Rick Lamb on RFD-TV. His wife, Diana, is director and videographer for this magazine format TV program, which draws nearly 100,000 viewers each week. Lamb has also proven himself as an author-penning the modern classic, The Revolution in Horsemanship, with Robert M. Miller, D.V.M. and Horse Smarts for the Busy Rider. His newest book, Human to Horseman: a Journey of Discovery, Growth, and Celebration is available exclusively at Road to the Horse prior to its September 2008 general release.The Lambs live in Phoenix with three horses and a cat. They have three grown children. Find out more at www.ricklamb.com.