Fatherhood is the overall theme of this week's episode. Imagine Harry Chapin's Cat's in the Cradle, except with the father played by Vladimir the Great and the son by Svyatopolk the Accursed. "When you coming home, dad?" asks the Accursed, to which the reply is "I don't know when. But we'll get together then, son." And then, the son allegedly murders several of his siblings in a vicious power struggle. Just like in the song! Folk music of the seventies is more

Cat is a little firecracker. She is so spunky, beautiful and has a heart of gold. I love that she is fearless when it comes to being honest and sharing about life and her journey.  We talk about how she met David (after he and her friend had a brief make out session) how Cat farting on demand was the beginning of true love for her and David, secrets to a successful marriage while life on the road, their 4 year journey to parenthood through in vitro that led to precious twins, plus the very raw

EP48: The Yogi Split Episode 1. The importance of connecting with fans 2. When the city started to develop its own infrastructure (9:50) 3. New Segment: Get That Off! (11:24) 4. Power in Names / A Dope Lil Podcast / Game of Thrones(29:43) 5. Early Career(35:30) 6. Underground Middle school battle rap league that only exists on paper (37:00) * Mary (our cat) joins in the show to say what up (38:00) 7. Transitioning from hobby to career and the process of learning everything(40:00) 8. Art and Money

I pulled up to interview Nicole Hocking, and see her fiancé Luke Combs outside changing their cats litter box. My heart exploded. Here is Luke, on fire, selling out arenas, yet he’s still as normal as the next person.  That’s why I loved this interview with Nicole. She is so down to earth. She loves to hunt and be active, loves her friends and family, loves to make tacos with Luke at home and binge Netflix.  It was so sweet hearing about how Nicole and Luke started off as close friends, then watched

Not to be confused with singer/songwriter, Cat Stevens, Kat Stephensis a singing teacher and owner of Aspire Arts Academy in Towcester. As with many teachers, Kat is trying to balance home life with business. Her academy, aspireartsacademy.uk enrols around 100 students a term and along with this and her privates, Kat also runs a choir for hobby singers. Her passion is to help people grow in confidence and attain healthy mental health through singing. Kat talks about her challenges with the business,

Podcast mensuel, présenté et programmé par Marc Morgan.Durée : 60 minutes.Pourquoi tant de haine et d’injustices ? Pourquoi je ne gagne jamais au lotto ? Toutes les réponses, et bien plus dans ce numéro existentiel de Hobby, avec Adrienne Pauly, Christophe, Nietzsche, Cortex, Jean-Louis Murat, Françoise Hardy, M-Jo, Jacques Duvall & Elisa Point, Florent Marchet, Ivan Tirtiaux, Martin Circus, Jean Yanne, Maljean-Willems, An Luu, Stella, Pussy Cat, Boby Lapointe, Mama Béa Tekielski et

In this story of a dangerous magician from Russian folklore, you'll learn that you should maybe believe your spouse if she says you definitely don't want to know what's behind that door in the dungeon. It's the bizarre, sad, and kind of hilarious story of Koschei the Deathless, a man who seems like a much more serious and dangerous version of the Ice King from Adventure Time. Really, if you're horrible sorcerer who's a little lonely, maybe stop kidnapping princesses and just get a cat. Or a hobby. I

Tune in when Patricia interviews CAT WARREN, a professor and former journalist with a somewhat unorthodox hobby: she works with cadaver dogs—dogs who search for missing and presumed-dead people. In WHAT THE DOG KNOWS: SCENT, SCIENCE, AND THE AMAZING WAYS DOGS PERCEIVE THE WORLD, Warren uses her odyssey with Solo and now Coda to enter the broader world of scent-detection dogs, revealing the remarkable capabilities of working dogs, their handlers, and their trainers. In the second half hour tune in

Tune in when Patricia interviews CAT WARREN, a professor and former journalist with a somewhat unorthodox hobby: she works with cadaver dogs—dogs who search for missing and presumed-dead people. In WHAT THE DOG KNOWS: SCENT, SCIENCE, AND THE AMAZING WAYS DOGS PERCEIVE THE WORLD, Warren uses her odyssey with Solo and now Coda to enter the broader world of scent-detection dogs, revealing the remarkable capabilities of working dogs, their handlers, and their trainers. In the second half hour tune in

… in which Jake and Mako talk about getting humbled! We've all been there, haven't we? When you level up, and with your new-found power you decide that you're most likely invincible? Wolfy brings it this week as Tobias becomes squid food, Magnus stares down ancient constructs of his ancestors, Terro atop George gets shot from the sky, Boddington plays "cat and mouse" with a mousehole that's too small, and Violette … well, actually, Violette ends up getting a nice bonus from Kria. Perhaps