Buckle up and boogie down—because The JT Show is turning your Friday night into a full-throttle flight deck disco!DISCO MODE ACTIVATED JT's spinning the hottest cranks from the golden age of disco—complete with flashing lights (in your mind), funky basslines, and grooves smoother than a CAT III ILS approach. Get ready to dance like your FMC depends on it.FRIDAY NIGHT OPS – LIVE on VATSIM! We're joining sim pilots around the globe for Friday Night Operations, and JT’s got his virtual headset locked

You don’t need a big budget or event planning experience to bring people together – sometimes all it takes is an idea, a little scrappiness, and the will to make it happen. In this podcast, HeyOrca’s own Natalie Czerwinski will walk you through how she turned an idea she saw on TikTok into a full-blown neighbourhood Cat Tour that attracted over 100 attendees, 21 cats, and raised money for a local rescue. We will cover topics such as how to get started (even if you’ve never run an event before),

summaryIn this episode, Clayton and Sam discuss the controversial topic of vegan cat food, highlighting the nutritional deficiencies and regulatory concerns surrounding it. They also delve into the representation of women in the pet industry, emphasizing the significant contributions of female founders. The conversation shifts to the recent acquisition of several pet food brands by Subridge Pet Supplies, analyzing the implications for the market. Finally, they explore the future of wholesaling in

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summaryIn this episode, Clayton and Sam discuss the rapid rise of Bugalugs in the pet industry, the implications of their brand presence in big box retailers like Aldi, and the potential risks to independent pet shops. They delve into the importance of brand perception and the long-term sustainability of businesses in the pet market. The conversation shifts to the role of scientific research in pet food, questioning the credibility of industry standards and the influence of large corporations

Did you know one in three Americans might unknowingly host a brain-invading parasite that altersbehavior, increases risk-taking, and has been linked to schizophrenia? This microscopic squatter,often contracted from undercooked meat or cat litter, forms dormant cysts in your brain fordecades, subtly hijacking dopamine and triggering fatigue, brain fog, and impulsivity (yes, thatreckless driving spree might not be entirely your fault). While healthy immune systems usuallykeep it in check, pregnant

summaryIn this conversation, Clayton Payne and Sam discuss the recent shift of Royal Canin towards fresh pet food, exploring the implications for the pet food industry, market dynamics, and the challenges posed by subscription models. They analyze the impact on premium kibble brands and the role of private equity in shaping business strategies. The discussion highlights the tension between recurring revenue models and traditional profitability, questioning the sustainability of current business

In this conversation, Clayton and Sam discuss the evolving landscape of the pet food industry, particularly focusing on the cat consumer market. They explore the strategies of Jolly's in targeting cat owners, the changing habits of consumers towards premium pet food, and the challenges faced by independent retailers. The discussion also touches on the role of veterinary services and the positioning of major players like Pedigree in the market. Overall, the conversation highlights the need for

Jefferson vs. Adams, Mick vs. Keith, Captain America vs. Iron Man!...the list goes on and on of powerful figures who are in a cat fight, but here's the difference - they all want what's best for a common cause. Elon vs Trump is no different, and I'll make the case for this being a GOOD thing. Plus, here's another thing to feel good about - George Clooney shows that the democrats still don't  get the American people.

We come to you today from Los Angeles and Tel Aviv to discuss protests, riots, billionaire cat fights, the future of entertainment, Boom Supersonic; plus, weekly market predictions and impending military strikes. So, you know, the usual.

DIANE BENJAMIN JOINS the Show and I break down why we should have never trust Elon– I have said that from the beginning First I’m diving into the latest taxpayer mess—straight out of McLean County—where an apparent error in the county clerk’s office accidentally blocked a massive property tax hike... and now school officials seem outraged.Next Remember the Small Business Development Center (SBDC) at Illinois Wesleyan University? It was established in 2017 with the noble goal of supporting local

summaryIn this episode, Clayton and Sam discuss the innovative business model of Kanigan, which is rolling out a new working dog food exclusively through independent retailers to promote local shopping. They explore the challenges faced by independent pet shops in adapting to market changes and the complexities of the working dog food market, including the implications of VAT exemptions and the potential for premiumization. The conversation highlights the need for better support and strategies for

Indian tourists and companies start to threaten boycotts of Turkey and Azerbaijan - we'll explain why and what kind of impact it could have.As Portugal gets set for elections we hear Antonio Fernandes reports from Lisbon.And the businessman who travels a lot, and therefore needs a very important employee to take care of his office cat...You can contact us on WhatsApp or send us a voicenote: +44 330 678 3033.

In downtown Lancaster, a cozy and colorful new business is creating a buzz — not just for its coffee, but for its cuddly residents and inclusive vibe. Co-founded by Jax Lanza and John Bender, two professionals who left careers in teaching and law, the cat café is more than just a trendy hangout. It’s a passion project rooted in community, comfort, and connection.Support WITF: https://www.witf.org/support/give-now/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, Clayton and Sam discuss the latest financial results from Pets at Home, highlighting the success of their Vets for Pets model amidst challenges in the retail sector. They explore the impact of subscription models on pet food sales and the potential for fresh cooked food to revolutionize the market. The conversation also delves into the growing trend of vegan pet food, examining its appeal and viability in the broader pet food industry.takeawaysPets at Home reported a 13% rise in

Before she decided to sue the Trump administration, Emily Ley’s image wasn’t political. She makes high-end planners and has a new cookbook with easy recipes for busy parents. But she manufactures her planners in China and says Trump’s tariffs make her business model untenable.“One minute I was talking about how to make an easy pot roast, and the next minute we’re talking about an international trade war,” Ley said.Today on the show White House reporter Cat Zakrzewski explains the case Ley is

This podcast episode features the fourth panel session of the day at our Artemis ILS NYC 2025 conference, which was held on February 7th in New York City.ILS NYC 2025 was Artemis' eighth catastrophe bond and insurance-linked securities (ILS) conference held in-person in New York and saw more than 425 registered attendees enjoying insightful debates from our expert speakers, as well as valuable networking opportunities throughout the day. Attendees from across the globe assembled to hear