This week on The Pet Buzz, Petrendologist Charlotte Reed talks with Certified Feline Behaviorist Beth Adelman about National Hug A Cat Day & National Foster A Pet Month.

Today's Zed News covers Permanent Secretary Nicholas Phiri's broken promise on ambulance delivery and the implications for government accountability, alongside President HH's vision for national food self-sufficiency. The episode also addresses economic news, including a dip in inflation, and emphasizes the importance of road safety following several tragic accidents. Today's edition is presented in English (South Africa) and consists of 18 articles from 2 sources. The size of the audio file is 7.97

In this Season 3 episode of NEW@NAMT: Arts Leaders, we sit down with Cat Brindisi, Associate Artistic Director at Asolo Repertory Theatre and a longtime champion of bold, fresh musical theatre.🎙️ Hosts Jean-Paul Yovanoff and Skye Cone Ivey explore Cat’s journey from co-founding 7th House Theater in Minneapolis to serving on NAMT’s New Works Committee, and now stepping into artistic leadership at one of Florida’s most influential regional theatres.💡 Cat shares how Asolo Rep supports new musical

Marjorie Taylor Greene's revelation that she voted for something she's dead-set against is just another in a long line of self-inflicted face-plants by MAGA. The Trump-backed 'One Big Beautiful Bill' wouldn't have passed out ot the House were it not for her vote, so now she and other Republicans and Democrats against a ten-year moratorium on state A.I. regulations are scrambling to try and undo that damage. But wait - there's more.'Fearless leader' has such seething

I remember telling myself in the lead-up and the aftermath of the 2024 November elections that it was apparent way too many American voters had forgotten about the first Donald Trump presidency, wrought with chaos, unrest, division, tensions, protests and 'tough talk' and bluster from the White House in the face of it, complete with threats of military use on domestic streets to respond.That was all before the pandemic, which only made his and his administration's performances in their

Cat Divers, CEO of the National Support Network (NSN), discusses the evolving support services landscape in the UK. The discussion explores how NSN’s Support Hub is helping organisations—from corporates to charities—guide individuals to the right help, fast. Themes include trends in digital vs. in-person support, challenges in accessibility, personalisation, the importance of timing in support journeys, and how corporates are responding to increasing vulnerability in customer population...

SUBSCRIBE TO ALL THINGS BIG EAST ENERGY:https://linktr.ee/bigeastenergy In this episode of the Hoops Cat Pod, hosts Mark Zanetto and Tee Baker discuss UConn women's basketball's continued success in USA Basketball. They explore Sarah Strong's potential in 3x3 basketball and Kaylee Heckle's upcoming participation in the U19 national team trials. The hosts also delve into the significance of jersey numbers for new UConn players, including the first-time use of numbers 6-9 in NCAA basketball. They

Waddle and Silvy are joined by Cubs infielder Matt Shaw off the heels of his walk-off RBI against the Colorado Rockies. Then, they react to Caleb Williams breaking his silence and addressing the elephant in the room, and why they feel much better. Then, they check in with Barstool Big Cat.

060625 Friday Ex-Cat SGA & OKC blow Game 1 and so does a TV station in Indiana; (15:00) great story unfolding at the WCWS; (19:00) WKYT Sports Director Brian Milam on his playing days of college baseball and the NIL/portal today; (39:00) Ubercapper Ellis Starr preps us for the Belmont Stakes; (58:00) on National Donut Day, we look back on our convo with ex-Cat Cameron Mills on his attempt in 1998 to bring Krispy Kreme franchise to Lex and (1:02) Heroes, Fools and Flakes with a special nod to the

Kurt and Scotty talk about how inFinland mobile phone throwing is a national sport, a new MMA Jesus movie and a naked race! Support this podcast by shopping our latest sponsor deals and promotions at this link:https://bit.ly/4a61tMkSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sources/Articles covered: Endangered axolotl release raises hopes for rare amphibian Instagram bans livestreaming for kids without parental consent Cat survives 380-foot fall that killed couple hiking in Utah's Bryce Canyon National Park, animal sanctuary says

Join Haryn, Claire, Jack, and Sujit for a special episode of The Treeby Times as they explore the calming spirit of World Meditation Day, dive into the excitement of the River Guardians Festival, and unpack this year’s National Simultaneous Storytime book: The Truck Cat. Written by Deborah Frenkel and illustrated by Danny Snell, The Truck Cat is a story about cats and humans, immigration and identity, and homes lost and found. Plus, don’t miss the answers to Episode Two’s maths challenges a...

As we are a few months out from the start of the regular season, it's time to rank our top 100 players entering this year. Our resident "Stat Cat" AKA Clark Brooks joins us to go through and breakdown some highlights on his list? We even go through Clark's methodology for compiling this list. Who did he leave off? Is his top ten right? Let us know in the chat (0:00-1:11) Intro(1:12-4:18) Clark Brooks joins(4:19-7:24) Clark's Methodology(7:25-9:11) #1 WR Jeremiah Smith, Ohio State(9:12-13:24) #2 EDGE

Waddle and Silvy talk with Barstool Big Cat about the NFL schedule release, his Bears record prediction and more!

A month after securing the seat, new Georgia Democratic Party chair Charlie Bailey sat down with me today at Condesa Coffee in Old Fourth Ward Atlanta to discuss the state of the party he inherited from Rep. Nikema Williams. I wanted to know what was 'right' about the party he took the reigns of on day one, the biggest glaring need for the party, then, too, and covered a lot of ground on candidate recruitment, support of those candidates by the party, and his hoping to see Democrats go on

If you think the American evangelical fixation over Israel's well-being is simply about "doing the right thing," my hunch is you'd be wrong. As a southern-born kid who grew up in the baptist faith, there's a lot I came away with despite that fact I'm now a 51-year old atheist. i'm not saying I didn't come away with some good values from that exposure to organized religion, but I'd like to think my family upbringing had an outsized role.What I do believe,

On this episode of Sit, Talk, and Listen, the gang is joined by honorary co-host Brady—just in time for a chaotic tale that starts with a casual text from a high school classmate and somehow ends with a dinner story no one will forget (or fully understand).We celebrate some of America's most essential holidays: National Cheese Day and Hug Your Cat Day, which naturally leads to Rob recounting how his nocturnal feline turned his week into a sleepless cat-and-mouse game. The crew then gets

In this special minisode, Cat honors National Teacher Appreciation Day and Mother’s Day by sharing heartfelt reflections on the impact teachers and students have on our personal growth. 🌱📚 From her experiences teaching at a Montessori school to the lessons learned from her students, Cat reminds us that learning and teaching help us discover our voice. 🎤✨ She encourages everyone to take a moment to appreciate the mentors who have shaped their journey. 🌟 Plus, exciting news! Registration is

In this episode of Nina’s What’s Trending, meet Oliver Widder, the 29-year-old who quit his job, cashed in his 401(k), and sailed to Hawaii with nothing but determination—and his cat, Phoenix. Diagnosed with Klippel-Feil syndrome, Oliver set out for Oahu and was greeted by fans and even the governor. His next stop? French Polynesia. Also in this episode: The Slaw Dog wins the inaugural Wienie 500, a race between six Oscar Mayer Wienermobiles in Minneapolis. With the National

Georgia Insurance Commissioner John King (R) is already looking to distinguish himself in the GOP Senate primary field by taking aim at Democratic Georgia Senators John Ossoff and Rev. Raphael Warnock. The issue: communication with he and his staff in the run-up to the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan.The problem? He left out some key details - like his own office's praise for the communication between his staff and the two Senators' and their staffs. Yeah, The Ossoff and Warnock team came