Rusiñol arriba a París el 1889 i hi resideix durant uns quants anys d’aquesta dècada dels noranta. Agafa un dels moments àlgids del fin de siècle, on París és el bressol de diversos corrents artístics i de pensament. L’impacte de la seva obra pictòrica és tan gran que l’any 1908 rep el títol de sociétaire del Saló de París, un dels més alts reconeixements de l’Acadèmia plàstica francesa. Disposats a entendre la complexitat d’aquesta figura, intentarem rescatar (i barallar-nos) algunes de les ...

We asked you to send in your burning questions - about books, cats, podcasting, and everything in between - and you delivered. From favourite reads and guilty pleasure genres to behind-the-scenes podcast stories (and a few chaotic tangents), we’re answering them all. Whether you’ve been here since episode one or you’re brand new to the show, this is a perfect chance to get to know us better and hear more about the books we love, the characters we can’t stop talking about, and what really happ...

Welcome to the sixth episode of the Owatonna Public Library’s 125th podcast spectacular! You'll hear our super-awesome host, Christina, who has a terrible cold; "kool cat" co-host Allison, and a brand-new voice, Andrea, who shares her ideas on romance and tries to roast Allison. Do Librarians even have a favorite book? In this episode, we share our go-to reads, genres, and authors. Three different voices, one shared message: read what you love! As always, stay tuned to our F...

Introverted, mysterious black cat or loyal and social golden retriever? Or perhaps somewhere in between? Black dog? Golden Cat? Join us for our breakdown of where we think some of our favorite bookish girls land.

In this episode, we dive into the contemporary romance book Seven Year Itch by Amy Daws. It’s the second book in the Mountain Men Matchmaker series and focuses on a hate-to-love relationship between Calder and Dakota. This romcom book also has some of our other favorite tropes, including one bed, small town romance, found family, and bad boy. During this episode, we discuss why we love a good Cat Daddy (iykyk), how we’ll never forget the surprising location Calder runs into Dakota (and our su...

We were excited to have J M Beal, author of the series Tales of a Watch-Cat and the Guardian’s Circle series. on our show! Great conversation. References and Links: http://www.jmbeal.com/ https://www.goldenfleecepress.com/ https://www.instagram.com/j.m.beal/

Original Release Date: July 17, 2017A disturbed abandoned cat sets Randy into the midst of a murder mystery in a tenement where all the suspects are oddballs.Original Air Date: November 3, 1950Support the show monthly at https://patreon.greatdetectives.netSupport the show on a one-time basis at https://support.greatdetectives.netMail a donation to: Adam Graham, PO Box 15913, Boise, Idaho 83715Give us a call at 208-991-4783Take the listener survey at https://survey.greatdetectives.netCheck out our

When two podcasts collide, the conversation gets wild — and that’s exactly what happened when Mike Abrams of The Wrong Cat Died joined me for this crossover episode with actor Ian Knauer. We cover Ian’s journey through Broadway, the West End, regional theater, and even his time performing on Disney Cruise Line. Along the way, Ian shares the perseverance it took to finally land Cats after years of auditioning, what it was like stepping into the role of Jafar at sea, and how those experiences shaped

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Captain, Huck and Beer Wonder enjoy five pours from Fat Orange Cat, KCBC, Heirloom Rustic Ales, Treehouse, and Tioga-Sequoia. We say farewell to summer, welcome Oktoberfest/ Pumpkin season, and share our bicoastal tales including Pismo Beach, a look from inside the beverage influencing scene, and we learn the hard way that it's always important to keep a corkscrew at the ready. This episode sponsored by The Bier and Cheese Collective.

Bold Lines, Pocket Gags, and a Cat from the ’70s! This episode of The Cartoon Pad, Bob and Shaw beam across the pond to Margate—15 floors up, sea view included—to visit the brilliantly dry and dangerously efficient Jeremy Banx. You’ve seen Banx’s sharp, caption-light missiles in Private Eye, Punch, the Mail on Sunday, and most famously the Financial Times, where he files a daily pocket cartoon—yes, daily—often with about an hour to nail the drawing after the greenlight. No pressure! We talk the

In this episode, the chaotic cats discuss all things behind the scenes. Going in depth about their first ever season, first ever shows and what it took to get them up and running. It's not all sunshine though, they chaotic cats go into all the things that went wrong too! Listen now!!

Caribbean Harvest is a high-stakes international thriller about drugs, politics, and pursuit. When El Chapo sets his sights on Cuba as the next hub for his empire, Wolf and Parker must use their mix of military and law enforcement skills to stop him before the island becomes another Afghanistan. With Mexican law enforcement, the U.S. president, and ruthless cartel forces all in play, the chase becomes a deadly game of cat and mouse.In this episode of The Thriller Pitch Podcast, Steve Stratton and I

Paul Chaat Smith (Comanche Nation) is an author, essayist, and curator, and until recently a longtime curator at the Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian. He is a winner of a 2025 Rabkin Prize. You can read his full bio at our website.We invited Paul to have a conversation about his work. The interview is accompanied by a newly commissioned portrait of Paul in his home office, where the family cat, Ms. Tina Turner, lounges at his feet.The interview has been gently edited for length and

Send us a text Kiki Lover returns to the podcast with fresh perspectives after relocating to Alien Cat House, a legal brothel near Las Vegas. Her journey from northern Nevada brings new challenges and opportunities as she navigates the complex world of legal sex work in the shadow of Sin City. The conversation quickly dispels common misconceptions about courtesans. "If I didn't want to do this, I wouldn't be here," Kiki asserts. She describes herself as a specialist in the "girlfriend experi...

Horvitz, an artist based in L.A., was in Santa Fe working on his upcoming project, this dark rainy night, at Axle Contemporary. He and host Matthew Chase-Daniel roll though descriptions of the project (including his family history, Japanese internment camps in New Mexico, a missing cat, apple pies, and murder in Lordsburg) interspersed with discussions of the cultural influences of Ensenada fish tacos, a mycelium kayak, and the bison of Catalina Island.

EPISODE 9The penultimate episode in the series? How did we get so close to the end of the book? What's going to happen to the characters? Will there be a sequel?!? Yes. We announced that last week Pay at the attention you at the back! This week, we're talking all things cats, tigers, geese and trees. It's a fine combination. S.F.. Said joins me to discusses the books that influenced him but also highlights the importance of storytelling, fable and reading in our lives. And he talks about his cat

"The Kodak camera makes possible a collection of photographs which record the life of its owner and which increase in value each day that passes."-- George Eastman "Anything worth doing is worth doing to excess." -- Edwin Land In this episode, Antonio and Ward turn their attention to the endless pile of photographs that never make it past our phones. You know the ones—the cat sprawled on the couch, the hibiscus in morning light, the wing of the plane at sunrise. They’re not “keepers” in the

20 - Chapter 20: Miss Rachel Knows Everything. The Cat Saw Murder by Dolores Hitchens.  Detective Lieutenant Stephen Mayhew has been heard to complain that the murder of the Sticklemann woman was the damnedest case that he ever met up with; that it got progressively worse as it dragged along; and that it set him at such insane tasks as pulling hairs out of Miss Rachel's wealthy cat and forcing a timid fat woman to scream. Samantha, the cat to whom a fortune had been left, was very much the center of