Deborah Lynch must be the only endurance athlete who's described themselves as a cat who'd love to lie on the couch if it weren't for all the training she has to do! Having a conversation with Deb about all things sport was super fun. She's had a journey to get her groove with her kayaking (which yes, gave me a lot of hope!) and she's learnt heaps during her racing years from elite triathlon to multisport, listening to her body and focusing on having fun. Join us for this

This paper introduces **Compute as Teacher (CaT)**, a novel method that converts a large language model's (LLM) inference-time exploration into **reference-free supervision** by synthesizing a single, improved reference answer from multiple parallel rollouts generated by the model. This synthesized reference is then used as a teacher signal for training (CaT-RL) or immediate inference-time gain (CaT). For **verifiable tasks** like math, programmatic checks compare rollouts to the synthesized answer,

In this episode, we sit down with Nick Terzulli, VP of R&D at Fellow. Nick shares how his curiosity and persistence pulled him deeper into coffee culture—as a barista and a tinkerer, and eventually as the engineer behind Fellow’s iconic product, including the new Espresso Series 1.We dig into how engineering and coffee intersect, from the mysteries of burr geometry to challenges in espresso machine stability. At the heart of Nick’s story is a lesson in following passion over paycheck, learning by

Start training for your first time with these 3 easy steps.  Watch this podcast on our youTube channel for a more immersive visual experience: https://youtu.be/mWbzHdGuT00 If you've caught the cycling 'bug', maybe you’ve signed up for a group ride, a charity event, or even your first race and now you’re wondering how to actually start training.  In this video, Coach Frank shares three simple steps to start cycling training. You’ll learn how to:  ✅ Use your Why ✅ Get a Training Plan that fits your

Intervals for Masters cyclists don’t have to be complicated but they do have to be different. 🚴‍♂️ Watch this video on our youtube channel for a more immersive visual learning experience: https://youtu.be/12H-rYEylo0 If you’re over 40, 50, or even 60, you can still train like the pros with the same intervals, the same intensities, the same power zones. But here’s the secret: you can’t handle the same volume or recover as quickly as younger riders. In this video, Coach Frank from FasCat Coaching

Reclaim your brain from endless scrolling without losing your sanity! This week on Coffee, Crochet, and Conversation, we cover everything from the latest economic stats (jobs, inflation, and yes, even Sky’s catnip budget 🐾) to practical tips for unplugging and boosting creativity, mood, and mindfulness.We explore:How small tech-free breaks can spark creativity and calmThe power of tiny wins, from finishing a coffee to surviving a 30-minute cat wrestling matchStep-by-step tips for building

Understanding and Enhancing Your Pet's Behavior with Warren EcksteinJoin America's favorite pet expert, Warren Eckstein, as he delves into pet psychology, behavior, and lifestyle. In this episode, Warren answers listener questions on various pet issues, including dog and cat aggression, separation anxiety, house training, and the emotional bond between pets and their owners. He also discusses September being Pet Preparedness Month, techniques for managing pet obesity, and shares personal anecdotes

FITLETE Radio: Coach’s Spotlight: Let’s Meet Cat ZazonCat Zazon is a vibrant, experienced yoga, movement, and breathwork guide whose coaching style fuses strength training, dance, and holistic wellness to create real change. Her passion for helping people move, heal, and live purpose-driven lives is palpable throughout her FITLETE Radio Trainer Spotlight Q&A.About Cat ZazonCat brings over 15 years of expertise spanning coaching, yoga, business development, and wellness communication. Her new brand,

The Pet Show with Warren Eckstein: Dog Behavior, Preparation Tips & Heartwarming Stories Join America's favorite pet expert, Warren Eckstein, in this insightful episode of The Pet Show. Warren answers all your pet and animal questions, ranging from dog and cat behavior issues to improving your furry friends' lifestyles. On this show, Warren discusses Pet Preparedness Month and shares his expertise in creating emergency plans for households with pets. He also addresses common pet behavior problems

Unveiling Pet Tricks, Tips and Tales with Warren Eckstein: Labor Day Special Join America's favorite pet expert, Warren Eckstein, in this special Labor Day weekend episode of 'The Pet Show'. Warren, the author of 'How to Get Your Dog to Do What You Want' and 'How to Get Your Cat to Do What You Want', addresses all your pet and animal questions. From discussing pet behavior and psychology to sharing heartwarming stories and answering live calls, this episode is packed with valuable insights

In Episode 9 of Tails Between Old Friends, Devin, Billy, and Dr. Erin dive into a new round of “Am I the A**hole?” pet dilemmas. We ask the big questions: Is it rude to remember every pet’s name but forget the humans? Should you be expected to move back home for a month just to petsit? Is it selfish not to take your cat on vacation—or protective? And what happens when you tell your brother he can’t bring his dog on a family weekend away?Join us for real talk, expert insight, and plenty of laughs as

Yes, like a cat with 9 lives, we're back to deliver another episode of our podcast. And this time we introduce our Marple Runners Handicap Race, meeting two of the series architects to hear how having this year transformed from the old Time Trial Race, it's taken on a life of its own as an inclusive 4 race series levelling the field across running paces and abilities to become a real favourite with our members. And to prove just that Mark bravely rocked up at Race 4 with his mic to chat to

The benefits of having more than one dog and what you should do to ensure everyone gets along. We talk about: How having another dog in the home can be beneficial for a dogHow it can cause issuesDisagreements between dogs are normal, just like people disagreeWhat kind of disagreement is okayThe mistake many people make which makes things worseHow to make sure resources aren't a source of stressHow to deal with dog fights and break them upManagement can be life-saving for multi-dog homesOn the...

In this episode, we dive into the creative journey of Evan — from punk rock roots to comic books. We trace his early inspirations like The Big Snit at National Film Board of Canada and The Cat Came Back, Sergio Aragonés, Mort Drucker, the training he got through the Manitoba Society of Independent Animators and the Joe Kubert School, his punk rock roots of the Ramones and the Sex Pistols and his early bands. We also discuss tablets versus paper, blue line work, and some talk on the music of 60’s

FasCat Coach Elliott Baring shares what kind of power output and training it took for him to race a sub 7 hour and 30th place in the Pro Men's Leadville 100 MTB Race.   See his watts / kg up all the significant climbs, learn how much he ate and about the heat training he did for altitude acclimation.    Want help with your Leadville Training? Hire Coach Elliott!  https://fascatcoaching.com/collections/coaches/products/elliott-baring   Elliott will give you a data review just like this video and

This week, we dive into why learning from others is one of the fastest ways to grow. From drawing lessons out of brands like Disney to observing how peers structure their systems, it’s about finding insights that reveal blind spots and adapting them into something true to your own vision. The real value isn’t in copying but in connecting those ideas to your own culture and goals. Whether it’s another coffee shop, a global brand, or even a friend’s workflow, growth comes from taking what resonates

Guest BioRowena is the Senior Lecturer in Companion Animal Behaviour and Welfare Science (2020-Present) at the Royal Veterinary College, London. Rowena leads a research group exploring diverse topics in this area, including the impact of chronic and inherited disorders on dog behaviour and welfare, and the impact of owner knowledge, attitudes and behaviour on canine welfare. She has received >£1.9 million of research funding to date, of which ~£820,000 has been held as Principal Investigator

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to live on a sailboat full-time — with your cat? ⛵🐈 In this episode, I chat with Shane and Maryvonne La Peyre, who live aboard their sailboat with their cat Rigby. They share how they’ve made their unique lifestyle work, including safety tips, how they’ve cat-proofed their boat, the compromises boat life requires, and the incredible adventures they’ve had along the way. Whether you're dreaming of taking your cat on the water or just curious about what it

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Guest Bio:Else Verbeek is the founder of Amazing Animal Minds and an Associate Professor of Animal Welfare at the Agricultural University in Uppsala (Sweden). At Amazing Animal Minds, I help dogs (and their owners) overcome stress, fear and anxiety. In addition, I provide training and education about dog behaviour, stress and emotion for dog trainers and behaviourists. My research explored the link between cognition, emotion and (stress) physiology with the aim to improve animal welfare.Episode