Welcome Beneath the Canopy. In this podcast forest bathing guides Cat and Orlagh help you to connect to nature in an easy and accessible way. Every episode is full of nature facts, tips on how to connect with nature in your own time, and our personal stories from nature. In this episode we talk about fire. Why are we so drawn to it? How can you use it to connect with nature? And how to make sure you stay safe and sustainable? We also talk about conspiracy theories we believe in (don't w...

The source explores two central topics related to domestic cats: the science of feline affection and the myth of cats drinking milk. Scientific studies are presented to support the claim that cats form secure emotional attachments to their owners, using evidence such as the "Strange Situation" test and the role of the hormone oxytocin in bonding, which challenges the long-held stereotype of the aloof cat. Conversely, the source debunks the popular notion that milk is good for cats, explaining that

Welcome Beneath the Canopy. In this podcast forest bathing guides Cat and Orlagh help you to connect to nature in an easy and accessible way. Every episode is full of nature facts, tips on how to connect with nature in your own time, and our personal stories from nature. In this episode we talk about bad weather. What to do when the weather is bad? How to prepare when you want to go outside? And are there any benefits to bad weather? We also talk about things to do with kids this time o...

Dave our guest had two big cat encounters in East Hampshire in the 1990s. We also hear some panther and puma incidents reported to him through his fishing and his zookeeper networks. Dave also mentions rumours of canned hunting in the past as one of the origins of the large cats in Britain, and he describes some experiences overseas involving a captive lioness, a captive tiger, and escaped pumas. Words of the week: blending into nature 19 October 2025

Today on AirTalk: Larry and Nick Roman recap Game 3 of the World Series; more menopausal women are taking testosterone; Dr. Halloween gives his decorating advice; Prop 50 explainer; and a history of cat-human relations. Today on AirTalk: World Series (0:15) Women and testosterone (15:20) Halloween decorations (33:32) Prop 50 (51:22) A history of cat-human relations (1:20:44) Visit www.preppi.com/LAist to receive a FREE Preppi Emergency Kit (with any purchase over $100) and be prepared for the next

Welcome Beneath the Canopy. In this podcast forest bathing guides Cat and Orlagh help you to connect to nature in an easy and accessible way. Every episode is full of nature facts, tips on how to connect with nature in your own time, and our personal stories from nature. In this episode we talk about dealing with the darker months of the year. In season 1 we also made an episode about this, so if you want to hear more about this topic, listen here. Go to our website www.beneaththecanopy...

To become a client visit catiaholm.com or call 956-249-7930 We question the belief that value equals output and explore how rest—scientific, emotional, creative, and social—restores the mind, body, and spirit. We share stories, micro‑practices, and rituals that make slowing down feel possible without guilt. • culture of productivity and the cost of pushing through • personal burnout story as a turning point • brain science of sleep, memory and creativity • nervous system basics and why rest ...

#272: Film director Kim Best discusses having two films (yet again!) in the upcoming NY Cat Film Festival — “Paws and Purpose,” a documentary about a cat rescuer in North Carolina and “When Left is Right,” about a “southpaw” kitty.

In this episode I was honored to be joined by Dr. Debora Wallingford, a dedicated veterinarian whose love for animals began in her Nebraska hometown and led her to the Pacific Northwest. Dr. Wallingford shares how her faith, compassion, and commitment to service shape her work at the Cat and Dog Clinic of Bellevue. From mentoring young aspiring vets to finding meaning in the bond between humans and animals, this conversation explores the intersection of science, spirituality, and everyday car...

Immerse yourself in the captivating world of science fiction, a genre that transcends the boundaries of reality and invites you to explore imaginative realms crafted by visionary authors. With limitless possibilities, these narratives not only entertain but also ignite curiosity about the sciences, often inspiring future generations of scientists. Delve into thought-provoking themes, social commentary, and thrilling adventures that challenge our perceptions of the future and the human experience. -

Dive into the captivating world of science fiction, a genre that transcends the boundaries of reality and imagination. Here, the only limits are those set by the author, inviting you to explore realms where the impossible becomes possible. This speculative genre not only fuels creativity but also inspires scientific advancements and ignites the passions of future scientists. It serves as a vibrant playground for examining social perspectives, envisioning the future, and embarking on thrilling

What really happens when a skeptic investigates a haunted hospital? Why did the original Ghost Hunters turn down investigating Graceland? How did a booking agent scam BOTH the MythBusters AND Ghost Hunters? Steve Gonsalves and Jason Hawes join Kari and Tory  where Tory also reveals the disembodied voices and phantom encounters he had during his time on Ghost Hunters. Plus: a backwards-crawling cat that defied explanation, and why animals might see more of the paranormal than we do.Follow our

Back to our vault for an episode on the Eurasian lynx (Lynx lynx), one of Europe and Asia’s most elusive and awe-inspiring predators. With its signature tufted ears, powerful build, and ghost-like movement through dense forests, this big cat symbolizes the wild heart of the Old World. Once nearly wiped out across much of Europe due to hunting and habitat loss, the Eurasian lynx has made an incredible comeback in some regions thanks to decades of conservation and reintroduction programs.Today, the

Welcome Beneath the Canopy. In this podcast forest bathing guides Cat and Orlagh help you to connect to nature in an easy and accessible way. Every episode is full of nature facts, tips on how to connect with nature in your own time, and our personal stories from nature. In this episode we talk about tree bark. Why are we such big fans? How can you use it to connect with nature? And how can it help with anxiety? We also talk about our favourite flavour and very old yew trees. Go t...

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...

Menopause is not a one-size-fits-all experience — and neither should the treatment be. In this episode, Dr. Cathleen Brown, OB GYN and medical director of Winona, joins host Stephanie Shaw to explore the power of personalized menopause treatment. From debunking myths around hormone replacement therapy (HRT) to discussing how removing black box warnings can make care safer, this episode empowers women to advocate for their health and find what truly works for them.What You’ll Learn: Why tailoring

In this Halloween episode of Aliens with the Girls, we head to Tehran, Iran, where in 1976 the Iranian Air Force is about to chase a UFO seen by pilots, radar operators, and civilians across the night sky. It’s one of the most credible UFO sightings ever recorded — complete with radar confirmation, a game of cat & mouse, and a mysterious glowing craft that left no trace.Before jumping in, a quick letter from the editor: my editing software crashed. Twice. Aaaand we had some minor audio issues

This podcast features a conversation between host Minter Dial and guest Cat Holt, founder and CEO of Coologee. They discuss the importance of branding in today's business landscape, exploring how it impacts company performance, employee engagement, and customer relationships. Cat shares insights from her experience in the insurance industry, particularly her work at Progressive. The discussion touches on the challenges of integrating brand strategy into data-driven organisations and the role of AI

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...

In this episode of Into the Bush, Nikki and Cat sit down with the women behind a groundbreaking new study on women in conservation leadership — Angela Yang, Molly Maloy, and Nina Paige Hadley — to unpack what it really takes for women to thrive in this field. From mentorship and safe spaces to tackling systemic barriers and burnout, the study shines a light on the practical skills and cultural shifts needed to close the leadership gap we can’t afford to ignore. Join us for an honest conversation