BT & Sal dive into the latest Giants drama, dissecting Carl Banks' surprisingly direct and fiery critique of Dexter Lawrence's flagging performance, and question if the verbal shots are a desperate attempt at motivation. They also analyze reports surrounding a potential Kayvon Thibodeaux trade, asking if the Giants should commit long-term to the defensive end given the unit's underperformance. Plus, the guys recap the "Perfect Parlay" segment, where Hoff holds the lead despite a bad week and Sal

Richmond's beloved Lowe's cat, Francine, needs your help! While the community showered her with love after her NC adventure, all the extra treats are making her sick. Learn how you can still show Francine you care by skipping the snacks and opting for playtime instead, ensuring she stays happy and healthy for years to come.The Daily News Now! — Every city. Every story. AI-powered. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

To wrap up a series on pets, listeners call in to shout out why their dog, cat, rabbit, bearded dragon, fish or any other type of pet is so special.

🎃 The Satanic Origins of Halloween—and How the Church Saved ItDiscover the hidden history of Halloween, from its dark, pagan roots to how the Church transformed it into a celebration of saints and Christian faith. Learn why Christians shouldn’t fear embracing All Hallows’ Eve while staying true to the faith.⚖️ First Illinois Legalizes Death at 3 A.M.!A shocking, secret Halloween vote passed an assisted suicide bill in Illinois, and a courageous pro-life doctor fought to the end. We break down the

🚨 Chicago’s woke mayor makes a jaw-dropping claim, accusing the Trump administration of “throwing Black babies in the back of vans.” Yes, really. We break it down.🎙️ Then — Karine Jean-Pierre’s first brutal interview with The New Yorker has the internet in stitches.🌱 Next — Soybeans, Seed Oils, and the MAHA Movement: Are we about to see history repeat itself? We dig into the health war that could shake up Illinois farmers.💥 And later — Campus Rage Turns Criminal: A former ISU teaching assistant

Calling all cat lovers! An online contest to find the cutest, quirkiest cat is underway, and your votes decide the winner! Owners are pulling out all the stops, sharing adorable photos and stories to rally support for their furry friends. The winning cats will be spotlighted in a special feature story. Join the fun, support your favorite kitty, and enjoy a daily dose of heartwarming cat pictures!The Daily News Now! — Every city. Every story. AI-powered. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for

In this episode of PET TIPS, host Nanette Wiser looks at arthritis in cats - symptoms, treatments and making them comfortable. As always, consult a licensed vet when you have concerns or questions about  your fur-baby. THE TOPIC Cat arthritis is a common condition that causes painful joints and makes moving uncomfortable. There is no cure for cat arthritis, but you can take steps to make your cat feel better.  SYMPTOMS Usually, the bones in your cat’s body slide past each other easily and are

Joshua Kornitsky welcomes Tiffany Collins, founder of Happy Tears Cat Rescue, to Cherokee Business Radio for an inspiring conversation about her personal journey from dog lover to passionate cat rescuer. Tiffany shares the evolution of her grassroots nonprofit, highlighting the challenges, triumphs, and the role local community support plays in saving and rehoming cats throughout […] The post Rescue, Community, and Hope: Tiffany Collins' Happy Tears Mission appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

This week on My Cat Calling, the new pawdcast for cat people by cat people, your host Krista Moy and Prints Gary show off Prints' new found freedom sans cone, show off some cat pumpkin halloween decorations, and share a heartwarming video of a kitten in need named Clam. To donate to Clam's fund, visit the @girlsandtheircats page and find the link in their bio. Krista chats with owner of The Juicy Leaf, Felix, and his gorgeous maine coons. They talk about what its like to care for large breed

An even more eclectic bunch of callers joined tonight show to talk INTERNATIONAL (and some very local) SPORT.We covered:- Incredible Premier League action including Man United's surprise win over Liverpool.- The New York Giants' capitulation against the Denver Broncos in the NFL.- The Australian MotoGP including Spain's dominance and Australia's grit.- The F1 Championship race with Max Verstappen closing in on Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri after the US Grand Prix.- An amateur summer

Calling all Charlotte cat lovers! The Charlotte Observer is searching for the city's most beloved cats in a photo contest where your feline friend could become a star. Submit your cat's cutest picture, rally votes, and the winners will be featured in a special Observer story. Join the fun, celebrate our furry friends, and let your cat's unique charm shine!The Daily News Now! — Every city. Every story. AI-powered. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of Twin City Tales, host Wymond sits down with Maya Nishikawa, a former WCCO-TV reporter who transitioned from broadcast journalism to early childhood special education—and became a passionate cat rescuer along the way.Maya shares her journey from covering breaking news in the Twin Cities to working as a special education teacher and instructional coach in the Osseo School District. Her career shift was deeply personal: after her daughter was born, Maya discovered the transformative

A Passionate Life: More Than Just CareerMatt Drago's story is a testament to living with passion. His career pivot from Virginia's local theaters to New York's vibrant stages and eventually to Los Angeles's film sets is driven by his unyielding love for storytelling. Every step of his journey reinforces the notion that passion isn't just an internal drive; it's a life's mission, reflecting Matt's dedication to crafting stories that deeply resonate with audiences. The Resets We Embrace: Finding

On today's episode, Andy & DJ discuss leftist protesters being spotted wearing frog, cat, and dinosaur costumes at No Kings protests, the Brazen Louvre robbery crew potentially being hired by collector, and Jimmy Kimmel Live hosting drag queen storytime.

This week, we’re joined by Kady Risby from Kaden Ave Communications for a spicy round of “Red Flag / Green Flag: Oilers Edition.” We dive into Colts owner Carlie Irsay-Gordon’s unexpected sideline actions, debate Taylor Swift vs. Charli XCX, which leads into the online trend of “golden retriever boyfriend” — looking at you, Travis Kelce. This naturally begs the question: where do the Oilers fall on the “Black Cat vs. Golden Retriever” scale? Plus, Kady tells us which athlete's social she'd love to

Montgomery County Police seek help finding two missing residents while beloved Silver Spring shop cat comes home after two weeks. Plus, early education gets major funding boost, park improvements, and your Five to Thrive highlights. Sign up for episode notifications and contact me at TapYourNews.com

In this trifecta of local news episodes the Warrego Highway Bremer bridge saga rolls on, sustainable living festival welcomes ABCTV star, jacaranda trees in full bloom can mean only one thing, carols return to Springfield Central, and a reminder to desex cats to help reduce the number of unwanted kittens.Published: 16 October 2025.Image: Warrego Highway westbound Bremer River bridge (Google maps)Theme music: AudioJungle - Mark_Music and Matt SteinerIpswich Showgrounds:

A house fire in East Germantown became a scene of heroism as neighbors rescued a cat from the flames. While one person was injured, the community's quick response and bravery shone through, reminding everyone of the power of local support during a crisis. The fire's cause is still under investigation.The Daily News Now! — Every city. Every story. AI-powered. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On October 29th, a West Seattle family's Halloween display was set on fire, narrowly missing their home. Neighbors, alerted by a cat, rushed to extinguish the flames, preventing further damage. Despite the estimated $500-$1000 cost, the community's support and unity shone through, turning a scary situation into a display of neighborly love.The Daily News Now! — Every city. Every story. AI-powered. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.