This episode has everything no one asked for.Kristy tells another incredibly embarrassing story (proof that humiliation builds character), we fall down a rabbit hole of AI-generated cat videos (they’re running the internet and possibly the government), and then - because why stay grounded - we outline our rules for when we become co-presidents of the United States. Also Side Eye Society is now a federally protected form of expression. We also reveal that the podcast is going international (passport

Cat & Gina sit on the deck in Pittsburgh in July and chat about converting diesel buses to veggie oil, autonomous boat house community on the Mississippi, rescuing a famous painting from flood water, driving through a hurricane, controversial dog stories, working on the movies, boat robberies, intentional living on farmland, house painting, tour, and the hindsight to look back and see the special-ness of it all. Intro by Nature Boys Outro by Come Holy Spirit

This week on Rebellious, Jen and Cat sit down with award-winning psychotherapist and founder of WellGuide, Israa Nasir. Together, they unpack what it means to stay human in a world that won’t stop moving — from performative vulnerability to cultural identity and shame to how awareness without action leads to despair. Oh, and Cat learns that she needs to have boundaries with her feelings. Cool.

Cat & Big Dawg talk stealing at Micheal's, vet tech, having your clothes covered in shit at Fecal Manor, having your eye obliterated by a rubber bullet at a protest, building Ice Castles, driving Zamboni, Haunted Houses and general punk low livin' turned sober animal healing. Intro Nature Boys Outro Sneakin' Out

Send us a text Happy Halloween! Landing on a Friday, if you have kids in school, their day probably included some tricks and treats, I hope, and maybe an emergency run to school to drop off an extra dozen orange cupcakes. I have such nice memories of helping the kids' classes have a fun party, often heading up an art project, or making a quiet corner for kids that aren't into the party thing with a basket of Halloween books and Legos. I got curious about the true origins of Halloween. And how...

The word is Pets, since Keith is mourning the loss of his dog Ping, while Andy is celebrating the adoption of two kittens. Speaking of cats, they finally tell the story of their visit to a cat cafe in Osaka, which they mentioned repeatedly in episode 351 but never got back to. This leads to other reminiscing about their great Japanese adventure, including discussions of their favorite high-points in various categories.

Felis catus - the “domestic house cat”. What does that label mean for the hundreds of millions of domesticated yet house-less cats - and how does the answer to this connect to both human and cat welfare? In this special episode, released during October’s Domestic Violence Awareness Month, we’ll be joined by Community Cats Podcast host Stacy LeBaron, who will share success stories of the “mosaic of support” that benefits both humans and their feline family members. We’re grateful to also have two

Send us a text Last week we set out on the Pacific Crest Trail, trekking up California, reaching Mount Shasta, where a little boy and a grandmother had a strange experience. I shared the Eternal Trail tribute written by a grieving father, and you learned about the best PCT resource out there, Halfway Anywhere. This week, we pick up the trail in Oregon, home to some of the best and worst the PCT has to offer. There are mysteries on this stretch of water-logged forest. But up first? The story o...

Send us a text Bank of England warns the AI bubble could burst. Hollywood actors threaten mass strikes. And California just made AI legally required to identify itself. Jack Austin and Adam Garcia break down why the AI hype train might be heading off a cliff. Plus: Nuns breaking out of retirement homes and a man dressed as a cat terrorising Liverpool. **In this episode:** ✓ Why actors are threatening strikes over AI using their faces ✓ Bank of England's AI bubble warning explained ✓ Cal...

SummaryIn this episode of the Colonel and the Kid podcast, host Gregory L. Heitmann welcomes his first guest, Kat, as they discuss her recent trip to Nashville. They explore various aspects of the trip, including the excitement of visiting Nashville for the first time, the culinary delights of hot chicken, the experience at the Jack Daniel's Distillery, and the historical tour of Belle Meade Plantation. The conversation also touches on their adventures in the nightlife of Nashville, including visits

Lucky Ducky might have lost a couple of his nine lives, Elizabeth reveals a delicious secret, Andy feels a cold breath right in time for spooky season, and much more! It's all covered on this week’s Nobody’s Listening, Right?Our new 10 Episode True Crime Podcast BETH'S DEAD is out now! Learn more at: https://www.patreon.com/cw/BethsDead Support NLR Join Patreon for bonus episodes! Buy the Merch! Find us on Instagram Find us on TikTok⁠⁠ Watch us on YouTube Shop our Amazon

Send us a text Northern California, this stretch sand, rocks, logging roads, wineries, tiny towns and pulsing centers of culture are one of my happy places. Often when I travel here to visit family, I fly into Santa Rosa, a quaint airport that feels like a time capsule, with touches of Peanuts' cartoonist, Charles Schultz everywhere. Fog-nipped mornings, the sound of a distant train, a winding stretch of trees, shoulders of highway that drop off a rocky incline, this is a place best enj...

Cat & Andrés talk about sly pranks, industrial music, living in a legendary punk show venue, being a teen on yr own livin large, riding trains, bucking the doopers, and so much more. Intro Nature Boys Outro Andrés instrument performing a Noothgrush cover

🎙️Carrie On!Only 1.8% of U.S. charitable giving goes toward women and girls — and that number hasn’t budged in years.Today’s guest, Cat Curry Williams, turned her heartbreak into a movement that’s changing lives across the globe.After losing her firstborn son, Shane, to a rare genetic disorder, Cat transformed her grief into action. She co-founded Inclusion Matters by Shane’s Inspiration, building nearly 100 inclusive playgrounds in over 30 countries, where kids of all abilities can play side by

This week, Snooki talks about her weekend seasonal girl’s trip, Deena talks about her town’s local Halloween festival. They pray for Jamaica after the Cat. 5 hurricane that just went through, and try to figure out just how long each Meatball has been married.This episode is sponsored by: Little Spoon - Simplify your kids' mealtimes. Go to: littlespoon.com/MEATBALLPOD and enter our code MEATBALLPOD at checkout to get 50% OFF your first Little Spoon order. DraftKings - promo code: MEATBALL Text or

Happy Halloween! We just found out that a lot of people have a Halloween tradition of making Chili. No clue that was a thing! Casa Bonita went on strike yesterday, if you have reservations for this weekend, do you go?? BJ has been exposed to his neighbors. Kit Kat the cat was hit by a Waymo in San Francisco. Great news, Nyle and Jamie are hanging out this weekend.

After leaving Hollywood, Cori Shepherd Stern rebrands herself as an “American refugee” in Africa.Always a talent scout, she selects several minor refugee children and eventually gains custody of them. Promoting their stories in the press turns camera time into credibility, the kind that opens doors to elite global circles, from the Clintons to the World

The Red Treehouse is dedicated to my Dad. I love you, Pop.Join me in The Red Treehouse as I narrate two of my favorite short stories by Edgar Allan Poe, The Black Cat and The Tell-Tale Heart. Both stories are fraught with tension and follow similar storylines and themes--and they're guaranteed to get under you skin! So sit back, turn down the lights, pull up the covers, and pay close attention as I read A Collection of Poe. Follow The Red Treehouse: TikTok/Instagram/YouTube/X:

Send us a text There's a trail that runs from the Mexico-U.S. border north through California, Oregon and Washington, ending at the Canadian border. A grueling test of grit and endurance, it's no surprise those that attempt some or parts of the Pacific Crest Trail are changed. Long after blisters heal over, hammies stop aching, shins come back to normal, the stories of the trail linger in the minds of hikers. Is it the hours alone? Or the silence? Or the senses that become sharper watching fo...

The snow leopard, a mysterious and endangered big cat, roams the High Himalayas across a dozen countries—many of them rivals in politics, religion, and ideology. Yet these nations have found rare common ground: protecting this remarkable animal. In this episode, Dr. Charu Mishra, Executive Director of the Snow Leopard Trust, explains how a shared commitment to conservation has become a bridge for peace and cooperation in one of the world’s most fragile and contested regions. From climate change to