Taking the quote "...determined to prove a villain" from Richard III, we explore the dangers of the self-fulfilling prophesy of physical aesthetics and crime. Our "Igor" from true is the "hobgoblin" Charles Peace, an especially notorious cat-burglar and murderer of the Victorian era. We learn lessons regarding allowing all sort of boundaries being breached. Titans" by Cold CinemaLink: https://bit.ly/3HjGhpV Support the show Support the show Support me on Patreon Buy "When Parents

Hello my Friends! Welcome back to the Show! This one is gonna be fun..This week I would like to present to you one of man's best friends(we have many), Felis Catus! What is a cat? What is the history, how did we get here? This and much, much more on this deep dive into Cat Fancy from Victorian England to Satanic Catacides. At the end I will share a short excerpt from Erich Fromm's 'Escape from Freedom'. If you would ever like to talk about absolutely anything please reach out at

In this episode, Joanne opens up about an unexpected morning ordeal involving her escapist cat, Harry, which triggered a deeper discussion about unexpected events and the freeze response. Joanne continues to try and spare you grief, from sharing her personal experiences with abuse, both overt and covert, and how it has shaped her understanding of trauma-induced codependency. She delves into Peter Walker's insights on complex PTSI (I for injury becoming her preferred word vs. D for disorder) - and

In this episode of The Catholic Bookworm, Kiki Latimer interviews Danielle Catherine Mesa on her series The Miracle Cats (October 14, 2025)The Three Miracle Cats, Part 1: Ichigo’s Story | En Route Books and MediaA young kitten is adopted. Will he learn the meaning of God’s providence?The Three Miracle Cats, Part 2: Kikyo’s Story by Danielle Catherine Mesa | En Route Books and MediaKikyo’s Story follows Ichigo, a once-lonely miracle cat, who discovers Lilly, an abandoned neighbor’s cat. After Lilly

Daniel and Wilbur are BACK IN THE SHACK to discuss what is considered the richest family in the world, the puller of strings, the conductor of orchestras, the man behind the curtain, the shadow behind the mask, the phantom of the opera, the shark in the pool, the cat in the box, the spooky action at a distance, the particles being accelerated, the nickels on the dime.... you catch my drift. Awareness is key. Time to wake up and smell the coffee and take some sovereignty back in your life for

Explorer's Log: the latest news on our newsletter; the Cat Who series and a very special Poe award; we forget all the books we read; Qwill enters this town’s art world; 100 pages in, we get a murder; we learn a valuable lesson about trusting book covers; everyone wants Qwill all the time for no apparent reason; the cat who… can read backwards; art philosophy; everyone’s a critic; the culpability of criminal partnerships; a critique of the podcast; sad boy PoeNext Adventure embarks October 14:

What does the future look like? How do we use science fiction and technology to imagine and play with what could happen days, weeks, years from now? Alongside special guest Brooke Chappell, Drew and Avery explore the bright and hopeful–-or dangerous and despairing—future. From time capsules buried in backyards to Star Trek and the Jetsons, join us as we venture into the world that exists beyond our time!

Why does Japan seem so good at appreciating nothingness? From tea rooms and zen gardens to MUJI's beige minimalism, Japan has a unique way of turning empty space into something emotionally powerful. Let's explore the philosophy, history amd evolution of emptiness and minimalism in Japanese culture. Check out our social media below👇https://linktr.ee/catwithbeard Music | 5 p.m‼ - 桜餅ルナSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, we reflect on the family of the 1950s and describe why it is not the ideal that many people would proclaim it to be. We delve into the effects of the world wars and other disasters, the sterility of the suburban way of life, and how "Cat's in the Cradle" represents the brokenness of many families at this time. Join us around the fire, no matter where you may be. Want to follow our podcast elsewhere? Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0DIgNIilN6ZWwUKmJfKu00?si=759a1...

To celebrate 300 episodes of The Daily Life of Frank, we’re throwing the mic wide open to the people (and creatures) who know me best. In this special edition, I sit down with his wife, my kids Leo and Lil, Moose the cat, Nemo the cat, and Duncan the fish each in their own hilariously revealing interview. From family roasts to feline philosophy, VR wisdom to aquatic life, this episode is a chaotic love letter to the life behind the mic. Buckle up it’s heartfelt, it’s weird, and it’s 100% me.

In this episode of the Coachers Podcast, Keanu Yamamoto interviews Casey Bunn-Wilson, head coach of women's basketball at Linfield University. Casey shares her journey from a successful collegiate player at Oregon State to a dedicated coach, discussing her influences, coaching philosophy, and the importance of creating a positive team culture. She emphasizes the significance of building confidence in players, and the strategies she employs for practice and game preparation. The conversation a...

S1 Ep#18Want to be a guest on the podcast? Send Andrew a message on PodMatch, here: https://www.podmatch.com/member/anonymousandrewpodcastPlease buy me a cup of coffee!Proud Member of the Podmatch Network!My Affiliate Partner Paul Bauer- Go here for his merch!Please support him which supports me!My blog. When the Giants Fall: What Celebrity Deaths Teach Us About Life:Why do we wait 2 years in between season of a TV show?Check out my new website: anonymousandrewpodcast.com.KNOCK IT OFF WITH THE CAT

We’re back! On today’s episode of Ask Dave, we’re joined by actor, father, and lawyer Michael Hannah—not to give any legal advice, but to share his wisdom and help with your conundrums. Dave opens up about a friendship that might be over, a woman suing the U.S. government over the death of her cat, and a girl who doesn’t know how to tell her friend she smells like straight-up dookie. All this and more on today’s episode of Ask Dave!

The guys speak to Xavier "X" Cugnon about veterans, the skills they bring to the private sector, how employers can ask about a veteran's story, and the transition from military to civilian life. Oh... and there's a story about a great big cat.   Xavier Cugnon is the Vice President of Human Resources at Lookout Pest Control. With over 15 years of progressive HR leadership, Xavier blends business acumen with a people-first philosophy that has helped forge best in class HR Teams throughout his

This week on the Hagstone Podcast Chaise and Andreas are joined by Carl Nordblom. Carl is the author of the wonderful book Historiola: the Power of Narrative Charms published in 2021 by Hadean Press. If you haven’t read this book we highly suggest finding yourself a copy.This is a deep conversation weaving threads of storytelling, charming, folk-magic and mantra into a tapestry that reflects the central theme: the power of story. We range wide taking a look at stories both old and new and how they

David continues with Elysia and Luke from the Wool-Shift-Dust podcast for their squadron-style coverage of Noah Hawley's second episode. The discussion explores the cat-and-mouse sequences aboard the crashed Maginot, Wendy's growing abilities to manipulate technology, and the introduction of new alien species including the blood bugs and eye parasites. The hosts analyze the Mr. October baseball metaphor, Boy Cavalier's disturbing philosophy, and the reunion between Wendy and her brother

How does a computer use a bunch of 0s and 1s to show you cat memes? What do 19th-century weaving looms have to do with the "bugs" in modern software? And how do I know what specs to look for if I want a smooth-running computer or phone? This week, we're opening up the magic box on your desk to explain how computers actually work. Transistor diagram (source: ExplainThatStuff) Email: explainthiscast@gmail.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/explainthiscast Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/e...

Deși romantismul îți poate evoca imagini sentimental-pornografice, în filosofie mișcarea romantică e cât se poate de 'badass', cel puțin în ceea ce privește curajul de a gândi altfel. Este o împotrivire, o revoltă, un război de secesiune, o încercare a unui grup mic de filosofi de a răsturna o întreagă tradiție europeană a raționalismului. În plus, toți încep cu "sch" (Schelling, Schlegel, Schiller...). Cartea pe care m-am bazat: https://humanitas.ro/humanitas/carte/originile-romantism...

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Join Tom Martin as he interviews Cat Casey, Chief Growth Officer at Reveal and the beloved "TechnoCat" of the legal industry. Cat shares her remarkable transformation from studying existential philosophy to becoming one of the most trusted voices in legal AI.In this episode, discover how Cat built her authentic personal brand from scratch, overcame introversion, and found her calling helping legal professionals embrace AI without fear. She reveals why your legal training gives you a natural