A conversation with all round New York City cool cat Shana Dressler, about art practices, unrequited love, family tragedy, rebounding from failure, Jaques Cousteau, patenting McDonald's Golden Arches and Hugh Heffner's Playboy logo, and social impact. Shana gives a very personal, visceral and searingly honest insight into her life, her love of travel and cultural exploration and how she has switched her professional focus from personal goals to supporting emergent businesses seeking to effect

The boys are back and this time Jesse finally becomes internet famous, even though it's not him. Also Crendor cants a chant while learning about the Garfieldverse. How meta does that cat get?! Also the boys discuss fiction writing in a way I don't think either are qualified for. And then Dunkin runs out of donuts?! All this and more on Cox n' Crendor!The map of Cox n' Crendor Weather: https://t.co/L2W34Uot4Z Go to http://meundies.com/crendor and use code CRENDOR to get 20% off your first order and

In my first episode, I promoted "killing cats," by leaning into curiosity. (You know, they say curiosity killed the cat). This episode is an expansion and clarification on that earlier podcast. Yes, curiosity is important, but what is our "why?" Are we seeking knowledge just for personal gain or for something better? www.kylesigmon.com

Is it Chess? Or Checkers? Or what? Uh-uh-uhhhh! Gotta listen to find out! And here's an episode of Cat Chat. You need me, you call me. Love, Dad

Why you definitely should kill your friend’s cat if you promised to kill your friend’s cat. (+Q&A) This is a lightning talk given at the Rationalist MegaMeetup 2024. Based on this Twitter Poll

Can you imagine a world where horses and humans truly understand each other? That's the vision Pat Parelli has brought to life with Parelli Natural Horsemanship. Today, he shares his journey, his philosophy, and the exciting future of his program, including a brand new campus in South Carolina. Tune in to discover how this legendary horseman is shaping the future of equine connection - with a focus on Quarter Horses, of course! Hosts: Ashley Winch & Cat Gunther Guest: Pat Parelli - Website |

We're kicking off the offseason with discussions on the Seahawks coaching changes and the All-Pro snub of Leonard Williams. With Ryan Grubb out as offensive coordinator, we take a look at three potential candidates to step into the role: Thomas Brown, Hank Fraley, and Klint Kubiak who are all reported to be interviewing with the position. How do their past achievements play into and potentially fit with the Seahawks' philosophy? What are some of the risks associated with each candidate? We each

If you’re a regular listener of Worse Than You, then you know that Albertina Rizzo is inner circle. Albertina and Mo connect through the shared philosophy that life is funny, even the sad parts. And that being funny and interested in life is the key to joy. Albs joins Mo this week to discuss writing for late night, how she follows the fun on—and off—the page, the power of anonymity, and why she’d love to buy herself a boss. Plus, a special appearance from Mo’s cat Vanya! When we asked Albertina

Heroes and villains: they are the cornerstone of epic storytelling. From Indiana Jones to Sailor Moon, and Spider-man to Ali Baba, there's countless ways to play the role of a hero. And as demonstrated by Elphaba in Wicked, Syndrome in The Incredibles, or Zuko in Avatar the Last Airbender, our villains are usually more than meets the eye. But what happens when the lines between hero and villain blur, transform, and mix together in unpredictable ways? Join Avery and Drew as they play around with the

In this episode, Jack Boswell explores the Irish concept of "Craic"—a unique blend of humour, storytelling, and community that brings joy and resilience to everyday life.Joining Jack is stand-up comedian Cat Anderson, who unpacks the elusive essence of Craic. Is it simply about having fun, or does it hold a deeper significance in Irish culture? She explains how Craic is woven into Ireland's rich history, serving as a way to find levity and connection even during the hardest times. Whether in a

Back in 2021, Strange Exiles was born as a podcast and essay project. I wanted to explore ideas — no matter how strange or far out. I wanted to unpack identity — how we relate to ourselves, and the world. And I wanted to interrogate ideology — the structuring beliefs that underpin the way we see things, and how we act.Since then, I’ve interviewed more than 30 people about their life, work and ideas. It’s been an amazing ride! Now, it’s time to bring all of the show’s initial two seasons — 24

What subjects did Kant explore in his works? What questions did he seek to answer? In our eighth and final episode of Kant Talk 2.0, we talk about Kant’s position on animals, whether we have any moral duties towards them. What did Kant think about what animals are? Do we have any obligations towards our cats, according to Kant?We have invited Dr. Laura Papish, who is a Kant expert and an Associate Professor of Philosophy at The George Washington University in the United States, to help us answer

Can you imagine a world where horses and humans truly understand each other? That's the vision Pat Parelli has brought to life with Parelli Natural Horsemanship. Today, he shares his journey, his philosophy, and the exciting future of his program, including a brand new campus in South Carolina. Tune in to discover how this legendary horseman is shaping the future of equine connection - with a focus on Quarter Horses, of course! Hosts: Ashley Winch & Cat Gunther Guest: Pat Parelli - Website |

Also:• Mortgage Manor, The Colonel, and That Damn Cat• I've Eaten Three Chickens in the Last Two Days• Ranking High for "Asian Ass Porn"• Someone in Ashwaubenon is Doing Things Right• An Ancient Black Man in a Snakeskin Suit• Where They Made Their Own Dresses and Raised Goats• The Kvetching Around Reagan• Why Aren't Hitler's Paintings in the Louvre?• OJ is Like a Funny Relic Now• There's No Such Thing as No Such ThingRecorded January 2, 2025.

How healthy is it to sleep 15 hours? How unhealthy is it to identify as a cat? Listen to today's episode where nothing makes sense again.

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Have you ever wondered if life operates on some hidden algorithm, much like the ones YouTube and Facebook use to serve us cat videos and conspiracy theories? One minute, you’re innocently scrolling, and the next, you’re sucked into a rabbit hole of “10 Ways to Bake Banana Bread.” But what if our body-mind complex works on a similar system, curating our experiences based on our focus? And what if Hindu philosophy has been telling us this for millennia through concepts like sharanagati or

Welcome to 'Curiosity Killed The Cat'. Today I'm joined by Graham Hehir. We talk about the philosophy and his world experiences.contact: podcast.cktc@gmail.com *DISCLAIMER* this podcast is not for educational purposes. If, like us, you're a curious cat, please do your own research.

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Podcast Episode Notes: 2024 Year in ReviewIn this New Year's Eve episode, I take a look back at the ups and downs of 2024. One of my biggest personal achievements was celebrating over a year of sobriety, and I’m now looking forward to hitting the two-year mark in May. On the bittersweet side, we said goodbye to Tashi, our 15-year-old indoor cat, and a colleague whose sudden passing reminded me just how fragile life can be.Podcasting was a major highlight this year. I relaunched SouthGeek News with