Join me with my good friend Helena for a chat about the chaos of being immersed into the small doggy-biz life! We talk passions for change and look at Helena’s newest achievement of studying Zoopharmacognosy; a study of supported self-medicine for your dog. This fascinating field focuses on our dogs as individuals and uses the power of nature to let dogs heal themselves using tools they choose - it’s easily one of the most inspirational holistic techniques used in integrative care I’ve seen!Check

Chris Sullivan with a Chokepoint: An inside look at the 520 Montlake lid project // Dr. Patrick Raue, from the UW Department of Psychology and Behavioral Sciences on how to address depression in older adults // Daily Dose of Kindness: A cat in Lahaina survives being in the burn zone // Gee Scott on the problematic nature of college athletics and revenue for the schools // Kate Stone on the judge's decision to not charge the Seattle Police Officer who ran over a woman at a

Second Chance Romance: Sam and Lisa, Dirt Alert: Ryan Gosling, bring Eva Mendes to the Oscars! Paul Giamatti gives a great interview on "Stern," and squirrel news: paint, pizza, and nature algorithms gone wild! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Acklans' post-modern hip-hop combines elements of traditional hip-hop with other elements from various sources, such as jazz, funk, electronic music, and more. It has a diverse and eclectic sound, often incorporating complex rhythms, intricate beats, and unconventional melodies. Acklan's production is known for its innovative and unpredictable nature, pushing traditional hip-hop conventions. Recording the tracks at the Acklan studio adds authenticity and high-quality production to the music. Get

“Cat”, as he is known started reading tarot at age 13. A military veteran, “Cat” became intrigued with different teachings and has been a Pagan since 1991.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/paranormal-stakeout-radio-tv-show-with-larry-lawson--3135813/support.

As the sun bid farewell to the day and a tranquil spring evening settled in, the campfire crackled and flickered, casting a warm, amber glow. Amidst this serene scene, gentle cat sounds unfolded, creating a musical tapestry of calm.The burning firewood provided rhythmic percussion, like nature's own heartbeat. Each snap and pop of the flaming logs added a lively element to the ambiance, punctuating the stillness of the night with the comfort of a purring cat.In the distance, a chorus of crickets

Tonight's episode is a listener request. We've received many comments asking for a cat purring episode, but also received an email request asking for it to be combined with brown noise, and we thought that was an awesome idea! So tonight's episode is the calm and soothing sound of a cat purring while sitting on your lap, with the noise-blocking and relaxing ambience of deep brown noise in the background. There is nothing more calming and relaxing than having an adorable cat purring next to you. The

SHOW NOTES Death is the thing we can none of us get away from, although modern PC encourages us not to think about it. We're also encouraged to treat death as the most awful thing, incredibly sad, that we should show lots of deep emotion. And - and the medical profession has strict instructyions on this - to keep people alive at pretty well all costs. I don't subscribe to any of this. In the Old Ways we know death is the other half of life, that you cannot have one without the other, that its part

Thanks so much to everyone who watched our live stream! This is a new type of content for us, and your kind words meant a-lot, thanks so much for your support! Here's an hour long version of our CAT TV for you to enjoy whenever! CAT TV - Nature s...

Hey there, My Loves! Feeling sucked into the endless spiral of Instagram stories, retweets, and curated cat videos? You're not alone. This is School Of You 23 Podcast, your one-stop shop for understanding the grip social media has on us, the not-so-glamorous effects it can have, and most importantly, how to claw your way out.In this podcast, we'll dig deep into the psychology and design behind social media's addictive nature. We'll dissect the fear of missing out, the dopamine hits we crave, and the

Al Stahler discusses the latest space news, and talks with Mark Andermann, Professor of Endocrinology at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Boston, MA, about how our brains make memories.  More info on NASA’s laser communications demonstration (aka the Cat Video)Tune in live for Soundings on Tuesdays, 6pm-6:30pm (1st & 3rd Tuesday Of The Month) on KVMR's Website.

I'm in a business relationship that needs to change. It can be just as hard to do as a personal one! Have you been there? Are you there right now too? it's so darn easy to throw the baby out with the bath water! make a "clean break" - and that can be so wrong. It's hard and delicate work, changin, growing and evolving a realtionship. That's right where I am! And we're too often advised to make a clean break, it can feel so much easier to do that. And it is often much less work. But we really can

Those zen fur balls are masters of present-moment living, Me? I try to be feline in my approach to being present.I strive for cat-level awareness. 24/7. See, cats—and all animals—they don’t clock out of awareness. 🐾They aren’t juggling past regrets and future anxieties.They're right here. Right now. In the magical prrrr-sent. And here's my take—I make it my goal to be the same.To be fully awake, feeling the chair I'm sitting on.Listening to the subtle hum of the world around me.While also being

Max Willis and Nikita Austen are back with Jared on this episode of Vitality Radio to talk about more medicinal uses of nature’s amazing herbs! This time they tackle five herbs  with wide ranging benefits from lung health to antimicrobial uses, pain, and nervous system support. You’ll learn the benefits of these herbs and which ones you might want to keep on hand in your medicine cabinet.Nikita Austen is the Director of Education and Innovation Specialist for Solaray and Max Willis is Chief

Yes - really!Most whiskeys are blended, from several different malts, Johnny Walker is supreme at this, but for me the very best whiskeys are the single malts.A single malt is a whiskey that is not blended. It comes from a single malt, the mash of a single growth of barley, brewed with the particular spring water of that distillery, and using its own yeast. I like the ones from the Isle of Islay best, especially Bruichladdich and Lafrohaig.So how am I a single malt? I come from my own family and