Today on the show I'm joined by Pallavi Gunalan to talk about some of the coolest animals you can find in U.S. National Parks! Our national parks are home to some of the most stunning species on the planet, and are incredibly important reserves that protect the biological jewels of America. From adorable little cat-like critters that look like they came straight out of a fantasy, to the GOAT of horns, to a spiky little guy with biological weaponry, these are just three examples of the amazing

The Singapore Leopard Cat, may be in a wild area near you. This relatively unknown and shy "big cat" has several habitats around Singapore and is highly endangered. With around 50 animals estimated to live here, Vilma D'Rozario & Carmen Pang, co-founders of Singapore Wildcat Action Group (SWAG), other researchers, and Desmond Lee, Minister for National Development of Singapore, are working hard to make sure the local organizations and citizens know about this cat. In our “Saturday Morning

In hour two, Cat Talk Hoch gives the latest standing in the Atlantic Division, and where the Panthers stand. Crowder and his wife want to go to the Renaissance Festival. In honor of National Oreo Day, we briefly go back to when Hoch can’t look at Crowder when doing an Oreo live read. Hoch and Crowder learn that the Florida Panthers traded Chris Driedger to Winnipeg. Hoch and Crowder people trying the Philly Cheesesteak sandwich shake last night. Hoch plays a voice message of LeBron James

Emma Hayes has a new strategic vision for the U.S. women's national team, called 'The WNT Way'.Host Meg Linehan is joined by The Athletic's Jeff Rueter to discuss how the new blueprint is attempting to revolutionize the existing approach to women's soccer in terms of anatomy, psychology, coaching and tactics. The duo also break down the latest USWNT roster for the upcoming 2025 SheBelieves Cup, the importance of a returning Cat Macario, and who are the new faces to watch. PLUS: Meg and Jeff open

What are the strengths and weaknesses of each of the four teams that will play Cat-Griz rivalry games on Saturday in Bozeman? Colter Nuanez and Andrew Houghton discuss. Plus: a filmmaker from the Big Sky Documentary Film Festival visits the studio.

Krista Redpath visits the studio to discuss everything about Big Sky women's basketball, including Saturday's Cat-Griz rivalry matchup that features Montana State playing for history against a Lady Griz team in a tailspin.

Today on Amplify Nursing we talk with Dr. Cat Russell, a U.S. Army veteran, nurse and current postdoctoral fellow with the National Clinician Scholars Program at the University of Pennsylvania researching perinatal and reproductive health and health care access for U.S. active-duty servicewomen and veterans.  In this episode we discuss Cat’s journey from serving in the Army, working in a fast paced emergency department, to then researching gaps in reproductive healthcare for servicewomen. With Dr

Colter Nuanez kicks off previews of Cat-Griz hoops rivalry week by chatting with Zach Payne, an assistant coach on Matt Logie's staff at Montana State. Plus: Geoff Safford breaks down all of the hockey action from the weekend, including the Montana Cup and the Four Nations Faceoff.

The Chick Who Doesn't Know Sports talks her new title, Jimmy Butler and Jake Paul's jewelry. Plus: Geoff Safford previews the weekend's Cat-Griz hockey clashes with interviews from both sides.

Professor Kristian Nielsen of Aarhus University in Denmark joins “The TMI Show” to discuss the possibility of a US invasion of Greenland. Setting up a confrontation with NATO, Donald Trump says the Danish territory—where the US has a Space Force base already—is essential to American national security. It also has rare earth minerals and an opening to new Northwest Passage that has been created by climate change and the melting of the Polar Ice Cap.What are the possibilities of an American war

Pulse of the Hawks: Super Bowl Breakdown & Seahawks Offseason Updates with Mookie Alexander | FieldGulls.com In this bi-weekly segment of Pulse of the Hawks, we welcome back Mookie Alexander from FieldGulls.com to dive into all things Seahawks! This time, we’re breaking down last night’s Super Bowl, where the Eagles dominated the Chiefs. What lessons can the Seahawks take away from that performance? We also discuss key offseason topics like the cap casualties, Big Cat’s contract restructure, and

Al doilea episod din ,,Dosarele ZYX” o are ca invitată pe Diana Stănculeanu, psihoterapeut și expert național în sănătate mintală. Părinții de azi sunt bombardați de informație, cu toate astea sunt tot mai vulnerabili din punct de vedere emoțional. Cum alegem sursele de încredere, pe cine ascultăm și care sunt ,,steagurile roșii” în discursul cuiva care se consideră expert în creșterea copiilor? Cât și cum ajută cărțile? De ce au nevoie cu adevărat copiii mici? Ce pot schimba cu adevărat pări...

"If we went on together, they would announce that the ‘Flying Lubecks’ were on." This episode features Chuck and Mickey Lubeck who were swings and dance captains on the US National Tour 4 of CATS for many years. Hear about how they met before tour, grew their family on tour, and all kinds of fun memories from their time in CATS. Plus, there is a fun connection with their son who also performed in CATS with previous guests of the podcast.Check out Mickey's Website: onwiththeshow.biz Produced

Amazon's decision to close its Quebec warehouses, the prime suspicions it's because one facility unionized, and what the shutdown means for customers. Where the RCMP needs more officers, and the potential ways to solve its recruitment crisis. Prince Harry's major legal victory over Rupert Murdoch's U.K. tabloid the Sun. Plus, the cat came back the very next day: how a feline named Mittens ended up taking three flights in 24 hours before being reunited with her owner.

Dan Ryan is a Wildlife Biologist on the Laurentian District of the Superior National Forest, and Taylor Brannock is a Biological Science Technician on the Kawishiwi District. They join this episode to talk about tracking and researching that iconic and elusive Northwoods cat, the Canada lynx. Show Notes:Annual Lynx Monitoring ReportDraft Lynx Recovery PlanReport Lynx sightingsThe Fernberg Project press release

Send us a text 45+ years of great soccer playing and soccer coaching achieving North American & National USA Champions of young men & women soccer teams while being the owner & operator of JJTwiggs on Dougherty Ferry in St.Louis where all the soccer people go for Pizza & many other menu selections......

Writer & Editor (and Eagles) fan Chris Tremoglie joins me to talk about the Big Game!Follow Chris on X at: ChrisWTremohat did you think about the half time show?Why did people trash the National Anthem?What's up with the Black National Anthem? We also hit a couple of news storiesAND if you look carefully you'll see guest appearances from my cat Oliver & Chris's dog Kitt makes an encore appearance!

On this episode of In The Vet's Office, Dr. Josie is joined by Morgan Huelsman, otherwise known as Morgan Number 2 from The Bobby Bones Show. Morgan brings her dog, Remi, and her cat, Hazel to the studio. Dr. Josie starts the episode with a crazy story about a cat that got lost in Yosemite National Park and traveled almost one thousand miles to make it home. Morgan then talks all about her pets including how Remi has become a therapy animal, and how they have even helped weed out men while dating

In this episode, we look at the horrific Southport murders spark debates on mental health and the nature of terrorism, South Korea plunges deeper into its worst political crisis in decades, and Trump’s new national security team scrambles to save ceasefires in Gaza and Lebanon—while his rhetoric stirs fresh controversy. Plus, a Russian spy ship plays cat-and-mouse near UK waters, a daring Dutch gold heist stuns investigators, and why spy thrillers are making a big comeback in an age of

Rajiem Seabrook talks Big Sky Conference and prep hoops with Colter Nuanez. Plus: the final thoughts on the Cat-Griz men's matchup.