In our second lost episode, now found, Vivienne does a deep dive into Zinaida Portnova- The Soveit Slaughterer.

This one is for the history books.There are million of lowcap memecoins with a dream.None of them compare to the $Dream.On this podcast those who have paid attention have had the opporunity to see and hear glimpses.Today, two true stories.One man who was on the beach in prayer, when God told him to buy $Dream Cat. Divine timing sent in signs. Signs talking about billions and the big dream.Listen Live and enter to win 30,000 free $Dream Cat token Every Thursday at 7PM Est on Twitter

Food Scene Washington D.C. Bite into the Capital: Washington D.C.’s Dining Revolution Is HereWashington D.C. is crafting an irresistible tableau of culinary innovation, where globe-trotting flavors collide with the city’s storied traditions and new voices are turning dinner into an event worth dressing up for. In the heart of the action, chef Tim Ma multiplies his culinary footprints at Western Market with Taco Cat, shaking up the breakfast scene with inventive tacos that swap flour for a crispy

(ORIGINAL AIRDATE: July 17, 2020) Two out-of-their-depth white guys try and figure out if PBS' show about Chinese history and culture holds up or not! Will & Lucas talk about the representation that Sagwa brought to PBS in the early 2000s, the iconic theme song, and its significant connection to Arthur. There's also more silly fare like Galidor and Ace Lightning, and why Sagwa is China's answer to Kevin Bacon...

Wayne Clingman is a longtime fan of history, both the kind they teach in school and the history “they” want kept hidden. Wayne lives in a 116 year old haunted home in Racine, Wisconsin, with his wife, Barb, four Alaskan Malamutes, and a cat that controls his life. He is the producer of the film MILWAUKEE MAFIA: FRANK BALISTRIERI.As well as being the author of several books, ranging from fiction, through true crime and UFOs, to gambling tips; Wayne is a well-known patron of the arts, who has run film

Film producer John Wood joins Nick to talk about his documentary The Session Man (2023), which is about the career of rock-and-roll pianist and organist Nicky Hopkins. We talk about Hopkins' pending induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame later this year, the making of The Session Man, and our favorite songs that Hopkins played on. Hopkins has worked so many legendary artists including The Rolling Stones, The Beatles, The Who, The Kinks, Rod Stewart, Joe Cocker, Cat Stevens, Jeff Beck...

In this episode Architect and Developer John Hatch and I explore how walkability, historic charm, and a strong sense of place can be the real luxuries—and why cities like Trenton are full of starter home treasures waiting to be rediscovered. I especially love the story of John and his collaborators literally bringing 18 homes back to life in their own neighborhood—and that’s just the beginning.

Its Preseason Week 2 and we're ready for the real thing. Quarterback competitions are heating up in Cleveland and Indy (00:00:00-00:16:00). We all went to UFC 319 at the United Center Saturday night and recap the card and experience (00:16:00-00:30:50). Scottie Scheffler is the best and we get a tip for the BMW that we can't ignore (00:30:50-00:40:08). Who's back of the week including England trying to get a super bowl, us trying to figure out time zones and Michigan getting their penalties

Jasmien and Gracie met so many cool! arctic animals.  This week features polar bears.  Did you know their fur isn't really white? Find out what color it is!!!  Also learn about majestic snowy owls and lemmings!!  Grab your snow shoes!

This week we slowly step backwards out of the room away from the man with the gun with that furious look in his eye... skip in his step and song in his heart. Put on your detective hat, gloves and cape and join us in solving a mystery.  On this episode we ask: what qualifies as an old time sex worker, why tornados ruin a good time and who in the world has stolen all of those children's shoes?! Also, which was the dog head and cat head one again? We were joined by Neely Kimey a certified ADHD

Marilee Joy Castillo sits down with Colleen O'Leary of the Southwest Coast SPCA to discuss the shelter's work rescuing cats and dogs across the region, the challenges of limited space, funding and veterinary access, and the vital role of fosters, volunteers and community partnerships.The episode explains how adopting and fostering works, highlights recent fundraising efforts and heartwarming success stories, and calls for low-cost spay/neuter and TNR programs to reduce the stray cat

WKCR has a long standing tradition of celebrating Roy Eldridge, “Little Jazz”, with a marathon 24-hour broadcast tribute every year on the trumpet giant's birthday anniversary, January 30. To close the 2019 edition, I presented a rousing set of highlights of Roy’s career from 1941-1970 for casual listening.  It ranges from Gene Krupa and Artie Shaw to the Newport Rebels and The Nifty Cat, with plenty in between.  75 minutes.

Minnesotan dentist Walter Palmer killed Cecil The Lion on 2nd July, 2015; ending the life of a beloved and photogenic big cat, and kickstarting his career as the internet’s most vilified trophy hunter.Cecil, who lived in Zimbabwe’s Hwange National Park, wasn’t just any lion - he was being tracked by Oxford scientists, and was a hit with tourists, known for his majestic black mane and his chill attitude toward safari vehicles. Palmer used a bow and arrow, returning 11 hours later to finish the

How much money do BCers lose on unregulated gambling sites?Guest: Zak Vescera -Investigative Journalism Foundation The Tyee The Boring Beige Baby Room Guest: Darlene Landry, Director of Early Years and Child Care Services at the Child Development Institute (CDI) in Toronto The African Descent Festival cancelled last minute Guest: Yasin Kiragamisago, CEO African Descent Festival Getting better restrictions for wild cat ownership in BC Guest: Victoria Shroff, KC Animal Lawyer-Educator Police

Fox fills in a few plot holes using trust and audience oversight. Cat galumphs into the history behind a wonder-filled land.Reading Materials:Best. Movie. Year. Ever. by Brian RafteryThirty Years Among the Dead by Dr. Carl WicklandAlice's Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis CarrollThe Story of Alice: Lewis Carroll and the Secret History of Wonderland by Robert Douglas-FairhurstFollow us @CWTCelebrateBlueskyInstagramTumblrOur Bookshop accountArt by: LovelycloudsMusic by: The Anonymous Zero Hosted on

La Tercera Guerra Carlista (1872-1876) fue el último gran intento de los carlistas por imponer su rama dinástica al trono de España. Liderados por Carlos VII, los carlistas defendían una monarquía tradicional, católica y foral frente a los liberales que apoyaban la monarquía constitucional y un Estado más centralizado. El conflicto se concentró sobre todo en el País Vasco, Navarra y Cataluña, donde el apoyo popular al

Author Cat Urbain talks about her middle grade book, Diego, Whynd, & the Block Island Ghost, the story of two pre-teens who get into hijinks (natural & supernatural) on Block Island, an island just off of Long Island. This is the first episode of New Books Network in Bridgeport, all about area authors.

Vintage Cinema Rewind continues their journey through a maze with no cheese at the end. Blake is making his way towards an ultimate weapon that will defeat the cats once and for all. Meanwhile, Michael is hoping to appease his boss by finally removing this thorn in their sides. But as planes crash and boats sink, it's anyone's guess where the chips will land. Can Blake free his people once and for all? Or is this the end of all mousekind?Where to watch: Cat City - movie:

There’s a strange little flap of skin on almost every cat’s ear—but what is it? Why is it there? And who the heck is Henry?In today’s episode of Smartest Year Ever, Gordy dives into one of the weirdest features in feline anatomy: a mysterious skin fold called Henry’s Pocket. Also known as the cutaneous marginal pouch, this odd ear structure shows up in cats, foxes, and even some bats—but science still isn’t sure exactly what it’s for.Gordy explores the leading theories, from sound wave filtering to

Today we welcome Severance's prop master, creative consultant, and all-around amazing human - Catherine "Cat" Miller! Your refined hosts, Rodnesha and Kali, invited Cat to sit down and chat about her story, and the road that led her to Severance. We ask the important questions, like if Cat is down with O(ther) P(eople's) P(roperty). Turns out... yeah... she is. We talk ballet, egg slicers, baby goats, theater class, Woemeters, tossing totes, clicky pens and more. But most