We hear from Andy and from Gail, the different witnesses mentioned by Nick on his farm in episode 109. Andy and Gail speak about their own various big cat incidents during their farm visits, and they have each had one close up account… Andy confronted a large black “panther-leopard” one evening at the barns. Gail was on her way to the campsite portaloo when she watched a big black cat sitting in the early morning sun.The cat-like footprint photographed by Nick for episode 109 (BCC websit...

In this episode, we'll be talking about the fierce feline of the Appalachian range, the Wampus Cat. If you have any comments, questions or stories you would like to share, or if you'd like to be on the show, email us at cryptidfanatic@gmail.com.Send us a Text Message.Support the Show.

Today, Brooke is joined by Carmen Vanbianchi, Co-founder and Reserach Director of Home Range, a nonprofit dedicated to conserving the lynx and its habitat in Washington's Cascade Mountains. Carmen shares her inspiring journey from studying this elusive cat as a graduate student to starting her own organization to protect it. They dive deep into the unique ecology of the Cascades, learning about the lynx's amazing adaptations and the threats it faces from habitat loss, climate change, and increased

In this episode we’re chatting with Lynea Lattanzio, the founder and driving force behind The Cat House on the Kings Sanctuary. A safe haven that has changed the lives of countless cats and has become the largest no cage no kill shelter in the country housing more than 700 furry friends!Make sure to check out Cat House on the Kings and help however you can!www.cathouseonthekings.comFollow on Socials: @cathouseonthekings Create a lifelong bond between you and your dog… and heal each...

What if life for the sake of life was enough? What if we were operating off of a state of abundance, instead of scarcity? What if every human being really understood how closely linked (in-extractable) we are to other living beings? Would brutal and consistent resource extraction slow down? In this episode, I'm sitting down with Chloe Parsons to dive deep into our interconnectedness with nature. She's a watercolor and floral collage artist who creates art for the eco-sensual. If

On today’s episode, activist, author and somatics professional Abigail Rose Clarke joins us to discuss her new book Returning Home to Our Bodies which reminds us that truly meaningful embodiment practice nurtures our relationships among self, nature, and community. With methods honed over decades of inquiry, teaching, and practice, Returning Home to Our Bodies provides a lucid, body-based model of healing and restoration—one that imagines a world beyond systems of domination, marginalization, and

Mike Waddington brings you the latest news from the Petersphere.Did you know that microchipping your pet cat is now mandatory - or you could face fines of up to £500 Friends of Petersfield Heath seek more members and announce their annual meeting There’s another opportunity to ‘reduce, re-use and re-cycle’ and find a bargain at this weekend’s CaRRR Boot Sale And we round up the local job opportunities To share your news email team@shineradio.uk or call 01730 555 500. You make it shine.See

Why create a children's book about BPD? This is the second half of my interview with Jessie Shepherd, who is a writer, licensed clinical mental health counselor, licensed professional counselor, and director of Blue Clover Therapy. We talk more about her book for children and adults, Millie the Cat Has Borderline Personality Disorder, and muse on the power of children's literature to combat stigma and stir sympathies. Episode notes: Jessie Shepherd, Millie the Cat Has Borderline Personality

Social media is always changing, evolving and learning from us just as we laugh, numb out and learn from it. It wasn't always this hard or easy to connect back before the turn of the century. Nature teaches us about what vast interconnected networking is for but are our monkey brains able to go there? Maybe AI will sort it out for us. Send more cat memes!To find more about classes and courses Iris is offering visithttps://www.dreambirdstudio.com/To find Ginger's events, coaching and...

Due to an unexpected cold that has rendered my voice useless, I have re-edited an old Patreon bonus episode. I apologize for my old sound quality!Paper made out of herbivore poop can have massive beneficial impacts on the environment as well as local economics. Support poo paper!Poo Poo Paper (elephant, cow, horse, donkey)Blue Cat Paper (elephant)Mr. Ellie Pooh (elephant)Claim your free audiobook on AudibleBook your next hostel stay on Hostel WorldUse code Humane Nature for $100 your first Loop

In this episode, Dr. Cliff introduces his podcast and discusses the zombie raccoon apocalypse. He explains that raccoons infected with the distemper virus exhibit unusual behavior, such as being active during the day and approaching humans without fear. He emphasizes the importance of reporting and euthanizing infected raccoons to prevent the spread of the disease. Dr. Cliff also answers a listener's question about cat food and diabetes, recommending a high-protein, low-carbohydrate diet. He ...

The corner of a t-shirt shop where a cat sleeps and an oscillating fan blows around warm spring air. The kind of t-shirts in this shop are what humans buy while on vacation but don't wear while on vacation. You wouldn't wear an Edgartown shirt while in Edgartown, after all. Or a Vermont shirt while in the Green Mountain State. I never see anyone wearing "visit historic Leesburg" while in Leesburg. No, these are shirts to wear to the gym or while mowing the lawn in Oxnard or

In this Cumbria update we discuss new DNA evidence with Sharon Larkin-Snowden following her input to episode 101. In October 2023 Sharon found a freshly consumed sheep carcass. Without realising, she also disturbed a big black cat at the scene. Later she swabbed the carcass for any saliva present, for a lab test. She and Rick discuss the DNA result which came back from the University of Warwick Sharon and her husband Ian describe their further investigations, including their use of...

I hope your day is as amazing as mine. This morning, as I reminisced about the week and all the activities my daughter and I have been busy with, I found myself reflecting on the cyclical nature of life and the vital role of support we give and receive. My daughter just completed her second year of college and is now gearing up for a fantastic internship in Manhattan. This means more packing, unpacking, and moving for both of us. Watching her navigate these changes so gracefully makes me

Dogs vs. Cats: Which Pet is Right for You?Choosing between a dog and a cat as a pet involves understanding the distinct characteristics and needs of each animal. Here’s a closer look at how dogs and cats compare in various aspects of pet ownership.Affection and Social NeedsDogs are highly social animals that thrive on companionship. They are known for their unwavering loyalty and often see their owners as part of their pack. Dogs enjoy spending time with their humans, whether it's going for walks,

This week on the Pet Care Report podcast, host Dr. Meghan Barrett is joined by holistic cat therapist Julie Anne Thorne. They dive deep into the critical nature of safety and security for cats and how understanding these needs can improve a cat's overall well-being. Thorne sheds light on how cats define their territory through scent and the importance of catering to their emotional needs. She also provides practical tips on using color therapy, herbs, and environmental adjustments to help cats

In this episode of The Remarkable Project Jay speaks with force-of-nature facilitator, speaker and CEO of Impactful Presenters, Cat Matson, about why effective communication is rarely about the perfect words, how meeting an audience where they’re at can unlock untapped potential in conversations, and the importance of authentically personalised storytelling in building trust.Cat Matson is the CEO and lead facilitator of Impactful Presenters, a business which empowers founders, owners and comm...

Welcome to 'The Automated Daily', your ultimate source for a streamlined and insightful daily news experience.Please support this podcast by checking out our sponsors: -Stock MVP: 25% off for life - https://www.stock-mvp.com Today's topics: -Planet-friendly diet benefits -Planetary diet and health -Nature's impact on immunity -VS Code security vulnerabilities -Labour's childcare plan -Climate change and food systems -Talcum powder lawsuits -Singapore lifts cat ban -Planetary

Welcome to The Big Cat People podcast! We're Jonathan and Angela Scott, award-winning wildlife photographers, authors and conservationists. We have made our name documenting the lives of lions, leopards and cheetahs in the Masai Mara National Reserve in Kenya.Today's episode is a continuation of our guest interview series, 'In Conversation with The Big Cat People'. In this series, Jonathan and Angie sit down with incredibly talented photographers to discuss the topic of

Today we’re talking about nature, technology, and human civilization. Referencing Henry David Thoreau’s “Walden Pond” and History channel’s 2000s-era classic, “Life After People,” we study the Millenial/Gen Z phenomenon of “cottagecore” as a reaction to our vast technological proliferation. What is the nature of nature? How are we like the 19th-century citizens who longed to return to an imagined agrarian utopia? How long would it take ivy, if left un-gardened, to cover the entirety of human