A new documentary series · Now casting Ohio

Be on the show.
Get your barn
rebuilt on camera.

Barn Rescue is a new TV series casting a small number of Ohio barns. Our team comes in, films your story, and rebuilds your business with you — on camera. You're compensated for your time on film, you keep the playbook, and the whole turnaround becomes something to be proud of.

Apply to be on the show Takes about 3 minutes · No cost to apply

A real rescue,
captured on film.

An instructor leads a young rider on a steady grey lesson horse.

Most barns aren't broken — they're running blind. Beautiful horses, great instructors, owners working eighty-hour weeks and somehow still losing money. That's the story we love to tell, because it has a turning point.

Over a filmed visit, our team digs into how your barn actually makes money — the pricing, the schedule, the way families are welcomed — and rebuilds it alongside you. The cameras catch the honest, hard, funny moments and the wins. When it airs, it's not a highlight reel of someone else's success. It's yours.

You get filmed, you get paid for your time on camera, and you get a business that finally pays you back.

i.

You're on the show

Your barn, your family, your comeback — filmed by a premium production team and built into a real episode you'll be proud to share.

ii.

Your business, rebuilt

We don't email you a deck. We roll up our sleeves and rebuild how your barn makes money — pricing, packages, the day-to-day flow — with you, on camera.

iii.

You're compensated

Being a contributor takes time. You're compensated for your time on film — and you keep every system and playbook we build together.

iv.

And it's actually fun

Cameras, a crew that gets barns, and real momentum after months of grinding alone. People finish filming lighter than they started.

We can only film a few barns this season, so not every applicant will be cast. The application below tells us whether your barn is right for the show.

Ed Kiernan

Award-winning self-shooting producer & director

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Ed specialises in premium documentaries and factual entertainment, with 15+ years crafting compelling, character-led stories in fast-paced environments. Equally confident behind the camera and in the edit, he combines cinematic shooting with strong editorial leadership — guiding projects from development through post-production, and leading multi-camera teams on complex location shoots.

A former U.S. Army combat medic with a background in news and current affairs, Ed brings instinctive storytelling and calm leadership under pressure. HEFAT and BOSIET qualified, a dual UK/US citizen with extensive international filming experience — which means your story is in seriously good hands.

Brian Wee with one of his horses.

Brian Wee

CFP, EA · founder of Next Level Horse Businesses · creator of Horse-First Profit Architecture

Brian is the one who rolls up his sleeves and does the work with you. A CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ professional and IRS Enrolled Agent who has spent years inside riding schools, he and his team have helped more than a thousand barns turn passion projects that quietly bled money into businesses that actually pay their owners.

His method — Horse-First Profit Architecture — puts the horses and the people who love them first, then rebuilds the economics around them so the barn runs without burning out the person who built it. He's now quietly building it into software called Impulsion.io. On Barn Rescue, that work happens on camera — honest, practical, and built to last long after the crew packs up.

If any of this sounds like you, apply.

A family celebrating at a horse show with their ribbon.
  • You own or run a barn or riding school in Ohio.
  • You're full of lessons but the money never seems to follow.
  • You're doing the work of five people and want a business, not just a job.
  • You'd be open to being filmed and to outside help — if it came from people who actually understand barns.

Tell us about your barn.

Quick and rough is fine — estimates are welcome. We just need the shape of your business and your story to see if you're right for the show.

1 You
2 The numbers
3 Your team
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A rough monthly number is fine.

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After the barn's bills — what lands in your pocket. "$0" is an honest answer.

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