Ask A Kansan

In this episode of Ask A Kansan, we sit down with Margaret Philbrick of Rainbow Meadows Equine Rescue & Retirement, a woman whose lifelong passion for horses has shaped a career rooted in compassion, advocacy, and education. Margaret shares how her journey in the equine industry began, what led her to join Rainbow Meadows, and how the organization provides sanctuary, rehabilitation, and hope to horses in need. From the emotional stories of rescue to the practical realities of running an equine nonprofit, this episode is a heartfelt look at what it means to serve both horses and the Kansas communities who care for them.

Show Notes

In this episode of Ask A Kansan, we sit down with Margaret Philbrick of Rainbow Meadows Equine Rescue & Retirement, a woman whose lifelong passion for horses has shaped a career rooted in compassion, advocacy, and education. Margaret shares how her journey in the equine industry began, what led her to join Rainbow Meadows, and how the organization provides sanctuary, rehabilitation, and hope to horses in need. From the emotional stories of rescue to the practical realities of running an equine nonprofit, this episode is a heartfelt look at what it means to serve both horses and the Kansas communities who care for them.

What is Ask A Kansan?

Ask A Kansan is a podcast where we're amplifying, connecting and uncovering stories across Kansas.

Every week, Gus and Sydney sit down with the people who actually make this state run — museum directors and ranchers, founders and historians, zookeepers and woodcarvers. From Kansas City to Kinsley, WaKeeney to Wichita, we go where the story is.

You'll leave each episode knowing something you didn't about the state we call home. It's not a history lecture and it's not a business show. It's a real conversation with a Kansan worth knowing.

New episodes weekly. askakansan.com