May 2024 Book Discussion!We went classic for this month, and well... we definitely have unpopular opinions on this one. Cattie had picked Virginia Woolf's To the Lighthouse and this might be the shortest episode for a book discussion so far in the history of our podcast! But we hope you enjoy this episode. --June 2024 Buddy Read Book of the Month (Cattie's Pick):Board to Death by C.J. ConnorContact us:bookscatssnacks@gmail.comIG: @bookscatspodcastwww.bookscatssnacks.com

The new cat in our world (Dr. McMuffin) and an old TRG Blog Talk Radio Prank, I had a.i. create a personal theme song that reflects my TV-watching habits, and prepping for an exciting Von Haessler Doctrine interview with the hilarious Bert Kreischer.

It's a long one today! Because there's a lot to say about SYLVANIAN FAMILIES!Magenta and Bernard devise a dark, satirical horror movie starring the little felted friends, and co-starring the sexiest animal-hybrid vampire you've ever seen. Support Mags and Bernie on Ko-fi Find out about Long Cat Media's other podcasts Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Cat gets fibrous and transformative over afternoon tea with artist, paper maker and raconteur extraordinaire, the delightful Katharine Nix. While Joseph has an esoteric moment after two cups of tea and Kaaron rejects the popularly held contrivances of narrative convention, Aaron drops the bolognese and lets in the brown-snakes. Ancient alchemical processes are discussed, as are parallel evolution, the creative will, and carnivorous kelp. The urge to ask the big questions. Our quest for answers,

Welcome to our show! We may have added a small mention of this week's current event but we're still having a lot of fun with this episode. Our discussion for this May Check-In:FAIR WARNING!! Minor spoiler alert on both books!Cattie's pick - Take Me With You by Andrea GibsonOaky's pick - The Eyes Are the Best Part by Monika KimCurrent BOM read: To the Lighthouse by Virginia WoolfOur website: bookscatssnacks.comContact: bookscatssnacks@gmail.comIG: @bookscatspodcast

In this episode, host Aaron Apollo Camp interviews Liz Mugavero, also known as Cate Conte. Liz is the author of three series of mystery novels: the Pawsitively Organic Mysteries, which she wrote as Liz Mugavero, as well as the Full Moon Mysteries and the Cat Cafe Mysteries, both of which she wrote as Cate Conte. In addition to her work as an author, Liz is also the host of the Get Writing Podcast and a creativity coach. You can learn more about Liz and her work at https://cateconte.com/, and you can

A quick little mini episode because Cat released her fish monster romance BREATHLESS!Get it here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0D1RZXH5Q --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/talldarkfictional/message

Justice is not only for humans but also for animals. Let’s listen to a story of such justice, where we will learn about a white cat and a hare. Who was that while the cat accused Sheegranami the hare of stealing her house? What was the reason behind that accusation? And who brought justice to both of them? Find out only in “Audio Pitara”.

HOW'S TRICKS BOOKSHELVERS???We are back with a informative, funny and life affirming chat with the wonderful Cat Henstridge (known to all as Cat the Vet). Cat is known to many of you as the voice of reason for the veterinary profession on social media. Her informative, entertaining videos dispense crucial information to the public and professionals alike. We get to talk all things "Cat" as well as her advice for trainers when it comes to, the sticky subject of, how to conduct yourself and

"What's so valuable about human attention?" I ask Ron Placone, comedian, filmmaker, political commentator, horizontal sleeper and lover of cats and cat love. We talk about the challenges of an artistic career in a world run by inhuman monsters, swap atheism origin stories, eco-socialism vs barbarism and have an honest manly discussion about our feelings and love for cats while I try to bully Ron into adopting mine. Full Episode 194 on YouTube: Follow & Support Ron! Podcast: Support links

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Our two hosts Nicky and Lisa are back for part 2 to give you a rat update and finish off the story that inspired Nicky to write the Cat Hall incident in her thriller The Brother.The girls talk about predators (not the alien hunter kind – mores the pity!) and techniques criminals will use on their victims to gain trust, and move them to secondary locations. Armed with the book The Gift of Fear by Gavin deBecker, your hosts jump down a 2nd rabbit hole of why it’s best to trust your gut and of course,

Step into the world of Sergeant Glenn Topping, formerly a Sergeant with Broward Sheriff's Office, a skilled Swat hostage negotiator, also a Sergeant in the Army as military police, member of BSO organized crime division, and now author of 11 books, with two in the making.His books are amazing and you can find them on Amazon, Barnes and Noble, Xlibris, and other online booksellers. Why not pick up several copies today, and give them to your friends and family? Hayley and I thank you for

Episode #32: A Conversation with Ruth J. Hartman (June 5, 2024) With so much experience taking care of her own cats, Author Ruth J. Hartman, was bound to begin writing cozy mysteries with the lovable felines. Hear how her writing career got started, and how a bonded pair of brother and sister cats, unintentionally helped her in gathering research for a future book. (Not to mention that she has multiple series featuring amateur sleuths and their cat side-kicks.)

You are never going to hear a person talk more about Mizithra than I do in this episode. We also went to Costco more times that I'd like to admit - you'll find out why in this episode. The shows we are watching, the product I bought that is going to change my life + books, girls nights, animals, & more!

Chapter 1 What's Haunting Adeline "Haunting Adeline" is a popular psychological thriller and dark romance novel written by H.D. Carlton. The book, which is the first installment in the "Cat and Mouse" duet, was published in 2022 and quickly gained attention for its intense and gripping storyline. The plot revolves around Adeline, a woman who becomes the focus of obsession for a mysterious stalker named X. As this intense and dark relationship evolves, the story delves into themes of obsession, power

This June we've decided the theme was going to be "Authors we love" so we're going to be reading two authors that we've talked about a lot on the podcast and have been vocal about being fans of and first up is Alex Michaelides! Back in 2021 we read both The Silent Patient and The Maidens and were big fans of both! So tune in to see if The Fury lives up to our standards!Feel free to follow and interact with us on our socials. Beware we discuss spoilers! IG:

BONUS EPISIODE!We're shifting a little bit this week with one of the many episodes Oaky has done talking to indie authors on the podcast Tell Me About Your Book. The show uploads two talks a week, and this was one from October 2023, where the show had Horror + Thriller Month, featuring plenty of amazing authors. Author Brianna Malotke is a woman of all trades for sure in her writing. Combining horror, poetry, illustrations and historical facts in her book Fashion Trends, Deadly Ends, this is ...

Hey, it’s Amy Newmark with your Chicken Soup for the Soul, and we’re talking about cats today, and what we learn from them. Imagine finding a kitten burning to death in a smoldering garbage dump. And then imagine rescuing that little cat and watching it show the most amazing resilience as it came back from the dead.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices