We’re not talking Petri dishes, but we could be. This week on the podcast the guys are answering questions about what it means to have a company culture and how you build a strong one. Every culture needs something different; knowing what your company needs will help you remain connected to your convictions. Listen to the full episode to hear their thoughts on creating and upholding culture, and how to manage being cool with being off center. Episode Sponsors- GH Grinding & Brewing Solutions

ANDRÉS GUERRERO Y LAS LUCES. compositor y productor de renombre en la escena independiente de la música en Colombia. Parte del rock alternativo, se nutre con tintes progresivos y se mezcla con R&B, hip hop, Trap, Trip Hop, Folk y diferentes trazos de músicas latinoamericanas. Ha compartido escenario y estudio con múltiples artistas par a la consolidación de un variado catálogo que contiene 3 discos, un EP y algunos sencillos lanzados oficialmente en

In 2022 during an origin trip to Honduras, I learned that connecting with others can happen no matter how many words are said. I was disconnected from everything I’d ever known, yet was brought back from a dark place by just a tap on the shoulder. This is a special short story by Wiser, he’s been the first guest at every one of our cafes and our Marketing Team Lead. If you want to find out more about Angel, his coffee, or the best friends club, be sure to head to our

U Guys, it's award season, which means Jayke has piping hot tea to spill in this week's BroadwayWorld Recap. Then, Jayke is joined by Funny Girl Broadway's Leslie Blake Walker to talk all about taking part in this incredible revival. Leslie discusses her artistic process in creating choreography, her background as a dancer, and performing in countless regional shows, including a production of CATS at age 10. Leslie also shares her experience performing alongside incredible performers like Jane

We’re answering a guest question today! This week on the podcast the guys are answering questions about stepping back once you’ve started your business. How to communicate with and trust your team to run things so that you as an owner can work “on” rather than “in” your business. Listen to the full episode to hear their thoughts on setting expectations, finding the middle ground, trusting yourself and accepting the inevitable missteps. Do you have a question you’ve been dying to ask us? Do you

You can’t convince anybody of anything, you need to find the people who want to join your journey. This week Chris and Jared are answering questions about how to empower your team to have ownership and responsibility in their roles. The guys discuss how the Cat & Cloud values give our team the freedom to make choices, and the framework to know how to make choices that align with our culture. Listen to the full episode to hear more about how they as owners have set the groundwork for a company

The ability to do more with less will never let you down. How do you keep yourself connected to the work you do and get the most done every day? This week Chris and Jared discuss setting standards in the cafe, and how to take a physical step back to get a new perspective on the work you’re doing. Listen to the full episode to hear their thoughts on ways to set daily intentions, and create standards that allow you to work within your limitations. Do you have a question you’ve been dying to ask

Which came first the Mission or the Company? This week the guys are answering questions about the why’s and how’s of starting Cat & Cloud and creating the mission statement. Chris and Jared sat down this week to walk us through the inspirations behind our current mission statement, and how the desire to have a company that is guided by a common goal motivated them to create it for themselves. Watch the full video to hear more about how their “living mission” has helped create the strong company

We’re making them talk about coffee! Since restarting the podcast, we’ve known that we didn’t want to just be a “Coffee Podcast.” But why? This week Chris and Jared sit down to talk about all things coffee; how it has influenced them and their careers, what it means to them now, and why they want to do more than share coffee advice. Listen to the full episode to hear more about how they are allowing “Hot Delicious (hopefully) Brown Water” to inform, but not drive the lessons they hope to teach

Colter Nuanez and Andrew Houghton finish up their meandering discussion on Griz and 'Cat spring football from the first hour, then touch on all the relevant college basketball news, including the reverberations if Danny Sprinkle takes a new job this offseason. Colter wraps up with his scouting report on Monday night's title-game clash between San Diego State and UConn.

Colter Nuanez, with a little help from Andrew Houghton, discusses the women's title game between LSU and Iowa and all the storylines that came out of it, from Angel Reese's celebration to the titanic TV ratings. Colter also recaps the Cat-Griz dual track meet from the weekend, and the guys start a discussion about spring football that carries over into the second hour.

We are so committed. The Cat & Cloud podcast is officially back! This week Chris and Jared hopped on the mic to discuss what they’ve learned about their business over the last six years, the challenges they were surprised by when getting started, and what they believe is crucial for new owners starting out. The biggest lesson they take away is how important it is to be committed to the work, and passionate about what you do despite it being hard work. You have to know that the work your do and

Uno de los géneros más prolíficos en México, la novela policíaca, negra o "noir" se ha vinculado con una narrativa de denuncia ante la inseguridad y los problemas sociales del país. Autores que abordan los temas más sórdidos con un lenguaje regional y una poética auténticas sin perder un sentido del humor en ocasiones macabro pero que permite la catársis. Talentos como Bernardo Fernández BEF, Bernardo Esquinca,

On this week's podcast, Bob chats with Angie Davis from the Teller County Regional Animal Shelter in Divide, Colorado.  They discuss the work TCRAS does to pair up dogs and cats with prospective owners, their "Doggy Day Out" program, how to prepare your pup (or cat...) for hiking, and a lot more. TCRAS website: https://www.tcrascolorado.org/ Please consider becoming a patron of this podcast! Visit: https://www.patreon.com/hikingbob for more information Hiking Bob website: https://www.HikingBob.com

A l’Al Dia Terres de l’Ebre d’avui dijous 13 de juliol us hem explicat que la Diòcesi de Tortosa, ja té nou Bisbe: es tracta de Sergi Gordo, de 56 anys, i que fins ara era bisbe auxiliar de Barcelona. La cerimònia de presa de possessió serà el 9 de setembre amb una una missa solemne a la Catedral de Tortosa. Tots els detalls els ho hem donat a l’informatiu. A l’espai de l’entrevista hem parlat avui d’economia, amb el director de la Càtedra d’Economia Local i Regional de les Terres de l’Ebre, Miquel

With so much basketball talk, it's easy to let the other sports fall by the wayside. Well not on Nuanez Now! Colter Nuanez gives props to everything happening around the state, including Montana State track, Montana softball and youth hockey. Plus, a few scattered thoughts from Griz and 'Cat spring ball and a look around the first day of NFL free agency.

A missing cat is found inside a Las Vegas hotel room. Someone threatened to blow up the Hollywood sign. Reggie is up to his old tricks!

We’re getting the band back together! Chris and Jared will be picking up right where they left off: bringing you their thoughts and insights and sharing everything we wish we knew when we were first getting started. But this time we want to hear from you! We want to give you the opportunity to guide the conversation. So if there is something that you want to know more about, or hear our thoughts on, go to catandcloud.com/podcast or send us an email at podcast@catandcloud.com, and let us know!

This program features personal stories by various individuals who made a connection with P-22 and understand the immediate need for wildlife protection, along with guests who answered an open mic call to share their knowledge and admiration for P-22. The evening features California Regional Executive Director for the National Wildlife Federation’s Beth Pratt, writer Martha Groves, author Sherry Mangel-Ferber, LA Times reporter Laura Nelson, Senior Manager of Community Science for Natural History

LIVE from Bozeman, Colter Nuanez evaluates the Cat-Griz matchups coming up on Saturday and updates you on on the Big Sky and high school basketball scoreboards. Montana State's Kola Bad Bear joins the show to talk about the rivalry game and her work as a spokesperson for the No More Stolen Sisters movement.