Where did the saying “curiosity killed the cat” come from, and is it just a way for the rich and powerful to oppress everyone else? (Hint: yes.) Today on the show, Will and Mango take a look at curiosity’s checkered history: from the Middle Ages (when it was considered a threat to society) to the 17th century (when it became downright trendy) to today (when we can Google anything we want). Day 2 listener activity: Head over to our Instagram (@parttimegenius) or Bluesky

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

Who didn't want to be in the Guinness Book of World Records? After you hear DCS stories you will want it! Plus DCS talks protest pee by Auto and Dana's cat, the dangers of Tik Tok news, and the jewelry heist that happened in France.

Back from a crazy weekend! Thank you to all who came out to The Broadway Halloween Parade on Saturday night! Hurricane is now at Cat 5 and headed toward Jamaica. The Broncos dominated the Cowboys! Jamie has some advice for BJ and his new RV adventure. Do you LOVE or HATE shopping at Costco? And Keystone was the first ski resort in North America to open!

Ever had a wild destination vacation? A buffet line on a rocking ship is no one’s idea of fun—especially after a notorious cruise documentary sears a certain plumbing image into your brain. We ditch the decks and steer into the strange: mirror-flat salt deserts that swallow the horizon, a Soviet-era gas crater that’s still burning, and a cat sanctuary island where the purrs outnumber people. We also set our “lottery list” in stone—CERN’s Large Hadron Collider and the Chernobyl exclusion zone—...

Cat & Nicole sit on Sandpiper and talk about art, plants, natural dyes, weaving, taking over a hotel when Minneapolis was on fire, getting Covid in Ireland, being "not NOT a punk" and trying to steal Puffins from a magical island. Intro Nature Boys Outro Silver Rein

Paul Burrell delves into the latest drama shaking the monarchy, shining a spotlight on the ongoing Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson scandal. Paul shares his thoughts on the impact these headlines have had on the royal family’s reputation and the public’s perception.Paul also answers listener questions, including how Princess Diana really took her tea (hint: she preferred coffee!), what etiquette Americans should remember when meeting the royals, and Diana’s favourite singers. Paul Burrell's Royal

Send us a textBeneath the creaking decks and crashing waves, sailors have long whispered tales of omens, curses, and things best left unnamed. In this episode of The Lorekeeper’s Library, we explore the chilling and curious world of sailor superstitions and sea-bound folklore.Why was it bad luck to whistle on a ship? What spirits are said to haunt the waves? And what do a tattoo, a black cat, and a figurehead have in common?Join Kayleigh as we uncover:⚓ The story of the HMS Eurydice and tragic ghost

This week, Doc and Ziggy trace the blurred line between art, scandal, and survival in the modern circus we call America. From Jimmy Kimmel’s FCC feud and overnight reinstatement to the viral meltdown over Charlie Kirk firings, the culture war is back on primetime. We break down why blue states keep topping the “quality of life” charts, why half the jobs online don’t exist, and why a Saudi comedy festival feels like satire writing itself. Plus: Doja Cat’s “Gorgeous” video, vaporwave nostalgia, and

Relationship Stories - Friend slaps BF over cheap cat food during argument, omits her role while spreading "abuse" story to family and friends; calls me sexist POS for calling out hypocrisy—now friend group rift, what to tell them?Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/lost-genre-reddit-stories--5779056/support.

Animals Lovers! Arizona Rain is bringing New Toads! Weirdly… People are Licking Them to Get High?! Anna and Raven share weird experiences involving animals!Sharing the Spookiestttt News during the Halloween Season! One country is banning Black Cat adoptions during October! If you run out of candy (specifically M&Ms)! And if you just need to SCREAMMMM!!!! After Anna Wintour’s retirement, Chloe Malle is the new Editor-in-Chief at Vogue! She shares a video on accurate restaurant etiquette! Anna

Felis catus - the “domestic house cat”. What does that label mean for the hundreds of millions of domesticated yet house-less cats - and how does the answer to this connect to both human and cat welfare? In this special episode, released during October’s Domestic Violence Awareness Month, we’ll be joined by Community Cats Podcast host Stacy LeBaron, who will share success stories of the “mosaic of support” that benefits both humans and their feline family members. We’re grateful to also have two

Sursele oferă o privire de ansamblu asupra zonei Kinshicho/Kanamachi din Tokyo, evidențiind atât istoria și dezvoltarea sa, cât și atracțiile contemporane. Un text se concentrează pe istoria și evoluția Liniei Keisei Kanamachi și a zonelor învecinate (Kinshicho, Shibamata, Takasago), menționând dezvoltarea agricolă și urbanizarea, în timp ce un alt articol prezintă o selecție de localuri noi (cafenele, restaurante) care aduc un "aer proaspăt" în cartierul cu reputație de zonă veche. Alte

Relationship Stories - Friend slaps BF over cheap cat food during argument, omits her role while spreading "abuse" story to family and friends; calls me sexist POS for calling out hypocrisy—now friend group rift, what to tell them?Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/lost-genre-reddit-stories--5779056/support.

Imagine losing your cat, husband, mom, and sister within days and months of each other. One significant loss can lead to years of grief and healing. How do multiple losses impact one’s head, heart, and soul? Find out in this episode.

On this episode of Salty’s Live Music we had indie artist Cat Ridgeway and guest-host Gina Boykin (Live Music Junkiez) on for an in-depth conversation about independent music and Cat’s journey as an indie artist. Cat shares her path from a young musician to touring artist, discussing her energetic live shows, songwriting process, and the importance of collaboration. Cat reflects on her experiences at music festivals, her family’s influence on her career, and the connections she has made in ...

We are so grateful to have artist, activist and all around incredible human, Rosie O'Donnell talking with us about everything from the current political climate to women's rights to being an artist today to Fresh Kills.

How did Brahma create alluring women, and for what purpose? Why did the righteous King Bhangashvana choose womanhood? How did the sage Markandeya's pupil prevent his guru's wife from committing adultery? What role did Indra play in the births of Vishvamitra and Parashu Rama? How were death, diseases, desire and anger created? Why and how did the institution of kingship come about? What can one learn from the mouse who escaped the cat, the owl, the mongoose and the hunter; or the wise jackal

This week on UAP Crossfire it's a free for all as the guys dive into the latest UAP news and reported activity.  Is 3I/ATLAS a weird comet, an alien space probe, or just a strange big cat? Whistleblower Dylan Borland has revealed who he thinks the aliens piloting UAPs are, and others are coming forward with stories of an underwater alien base that looks like Dubai on the ocean floor. Our team will launch probes of their own into these stories and more on this week's UAP Crossfire with Chris DePerno,