Frances Chan plays a selection of jazz poetry, 50th anniversary classic jazz funk and Kiwi dads and sons for Father’s Day.  Setlist: Herbie Hancock – Hang Up Your Hang Ups Langston Hughes – The Weary Blues Ken Nordine & The Fred Katz Group – My Baby Jack Kerouac – Dave Bruebeck Dave Bruebeck – Far More Drums Jon Hendricks & The George Russell Orchestra – Manhattan Babs Gonzales – The Cool Cat’s Philosophy Roy Glenn & The Gerry Mulligan Quartet – Big High Song for Somebody Bob Dorough – Dog Oscar

This month, Avery and Drew get active! From Jazzercise to kung fu, fitness can be a source of play in our daily lives. Sports such as track and field, e-sports, and even minigolf can organize us into beating personal records, cheering each other on, or simply socializing. Join us as we dive headfirst into the empowering and energizing world of fitness and sports!

International Homeless Animals Day; St. Roch’s Day; Birthday of James Cameron; Birthday of Evanna Lynch; Stray Cat, by Francis Witham, from All-Creatures.org.

To celebrate 300 episodes of The Daily Life of Frank, we’re throwing the mic wide open to the people (and creatures) who know me best. In this special edition, I sit down with his wife, my kids Leo and Lil, Moose the cat, Nemo the cat, and Duncan the fish each in their own hilariously revealing interview. From family roasts to feline philosophy, VR wisdom to aquatic life, this episode is a chaotic love letter to the life behind the mic. Buckle up it’s heartfelt, it’s weird, and it’s 100% me.

In which Robert & Amy answer questions about good & evil ... and everything in between ... Ask Us Anything! The Soviet Union vs. modern day Russia, character development in Atlas Shrugged, the pros & cons of Woodstock, and Robert's advice on cheap musical instruments. Also, Woodstock, Mae West, Larry Ellison, and Black Cat Appreciation Day. Plus, your questions!

To try everything Sublime has to offer, visit https://sublime.app/?ref=anna & use code: wildgeese for 20% off at checkout! Sublime is the tool I use everyday to help make more interesting connections between one idea to the next. If you're stuck in distracting algorithms & having a hard time falling down the rabbit hole, this episode is for you :) RESOURCES: - Big Magic by Elizabeth Gilbert- How to Research Niche Ideas on Literature and Philosophy- Your digital gardening should be

🎙 Welcome to The Quiet Footnote — where we don’t just summarize books, we sift through the noise to hear the truths that change how we live, work, and love.In this episode, we step into Thanks for the Feedback by Douglas Stone & Sheila Heen — a book that reminds us of something we all wrestle with: how to handle feedback without curling up like a hedgehog or lashing out like a cornered cat.This isn’t about how to give better feedback.It’s about how to receive it — even when it’s unfair, poorly

“McDonald's collabs with two cartoon classics for new Happy Meal launching this month.” The fast food chain announced on Aug. 7 that it will be launching a Hello Kitty, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and friends Happy Meal. My Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/61563410034042/posts/pfbid02zHfMPC4L6FabKLy2zBZfBvxTANziuHLLaUcA7C6WVBTrME5Ycf6NRCqbrauCQno6l/?mibextid=wwXIfrTin Foil Central is a modern forum for thinkers, dreamers, and explorers of all kinds. It's a space where open hearts and curious

Welcome to the Daily Quote – a podcast designed to kickstart your day in a positive way. I'm your host, Andrew McGivern, for August 8th.Today is a tough one... so many good holidays to choose from. It's International beer day for one. And I can definitely celebrate some international beers. Its also Happiness Happens Day and National Tarantula Appreciation Day! These are great holidays worthy of recognition on the Daily Quote for sure. With all these great contenders I bet your wondering which one

In this episode of the Coachers Podcast, Keanu Yamamoto interviews Casey Bunn-Wilson, head coach of women's basketball at Linfield University. Casey shares her journey from a successful collegiate player at Oregon State to a dedicated coach, discussing her influences, coaching philosophy, and the importance of creating a positive team culture. She emphasizes the significance of building confidence in players, and the strategies she employs for practice and game preparation. The conversation a...

S1 Ep#18Want to be a guest on the podcast? Send Andrew a message on PodMatch, here: https://www.podmatch.com/member/anonymousandrewpodcastPlease buy me a cup of coffee!Proud Member of the Podmatch Network!My Affiliate Partner Paul Bauer- Go here for his merch!Please support him which supports me!My blog. When the Giants Fall: What Celebrity Deaths Teach Us About Life:Why do we wait 2 years in between season of a TV show?Check out my new website: anonymousandrewpodcast.com.KNOCK IT OFF WITH THE CAT

We’re back! On today’s episode of Ask Dave, we’re joined by actor, father, and lawyer Michael Hannah—not to give any legal advice, but to share his wisdom and help with your conundrums. Dave opens up about a friendship that might be over, a woman suing the U.S. government over the death of her cat, and a girl who doesn’t know how to tell her friend she smells like straight-up dookie. All this and more on today’s episode of Ask Dave!

The guys speak to Xavier "X" Cugnon about veterans, the skills they bring to the private sector, how employers can ask about a veteran's story, and the transition from military to civilian life. Oh... and there's a story about a great big cat.   Xavier Cugnon is the Vice President of Human Resources at Lookout Pest Control. With over 15 years of progressive HR leadership, Xavier blends business acumen with a people-first philosophy that has helped forge best in class HR Teams throughout his

After a quick hiatus, G and Bat are back on Courage, or Veerya. Beginning with a recap and breakdown of Internal Family Systems, along with the last three Rasas (emotional energies) of Disgust, Fear, and Sadness - G explores how our relationship with discipline can dictate what is courageous. What does it mean to be courageous?

This week on the Hagstone Podcast Chaise and Andreas are joined by Carl Nordblom. Carl is the author of the wonderful book Historiola: the Power of Narrative Charms published in 2021 by Hadean Press. If you haven’t read this book we highly suggest finding yourself a copy.This is a deep conversation weaving threads of storytelling, charming, folk-magic and mantra into a tapestry that reflects the central theme: the power of story. We range wide taking a look at stories both old and new and how they

David continues with Elysia and Luke from the Wool-Shift-Dust podcast for their squadron-style coverage of Noah Hawley's second episode. The discussion explores the cat-and-mouse sequences aboard the crashed Maginot, Wendy's growing abilities to manipulate technology, and the introduction of new alien species including the blood bugs and eye parasites. The hosts analyze the Mr. October baseball metaphor, Boy Cavalier's disturbing philosophy, and the reunion between Wendy and her brother

Welcome to the strange and buttery-smooth world of The Farmer’s Moon Milk Drought of 1951 — a ramble through odd histories that never happened but somehow feel like they did. This episode is a wandering tale, part bedtime story, part fever dream, part nostalgic rant, where cows might unionize and the moon might curdle.Hosted by someone who probably should’ve been asleep hours ago.Brought to you with love (and absolutely zero code) by our friends at Thunkable.com — the no-code app builder that lets

The Cinematography Podcast Episode 319: Christopher Ross, BSC The Peacock series The Day of the Jackal, a modern update of the film and novel, is an exhilarating cat-and-mouse thriller. It follows a charismatic, lethal assassin known only as the Jackal (Eddie Redmayne) and the determined MI6 agent, Bianca Pullman (Lashana Lynch), who is on his trail. Cinematographer Christopher Ross, BSC, has earned an Emmy nomination for the show's first episode. He collaborated with director Brian Kirk to craft

Love? Oh, you mean that neurochemical bait-and-switch that gets you to reproduce in a war zone and call it parenting. This episode takes a stroll through a kitten-littered Gaza metaphor and lands squarely in Planet of the Apes. If bringing babies into a flaming prison camp sounds like love to you, you might be running on cat brain.

“Consciousness stands in the way of a good life. …the feline mind is one and undivided. Pain is suffered and forgotten, and the joy of life returns.” – John Gray, Feline Philosophy Rebecca Van Laer’s Cat (Bloomsbury Academic, 2025) packs nine lives of feline wisdom into a slim but satisfying volume. One of these lives is serene, domesticated: a diaristic jaunt through the anxieties, hopes, and occluded memories awakened by the many cats in Van Laer’s own life. Another is feral, possessed of