Theresa returns to the podcast and shares a thoughtful look at the history of the Ouija board, and explains why she believes with proper guidance it is a safe tool to use. She also shares several stories that highlight the potential risk and upside of using a Ouija board. Make sure to check out Theresa website https://www.healingheartsmedium.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A dog, a cat, and their human chuck the mainstream and hit the road in a 30-year-old RV. Exploring America...one small town at a time.Slowing things down. Taking our time. We pulled out of Akron Midday heading off towards Iowa's Great Lakes. A place I'd only just learned about a couple days ago from a fellow camper here in Akron. Spirit Lake would, as expected, teach us so much more about history around here... but it also introduced us to a few other things...Connect with the podcast on our

Cats have been living with and even working for people for thousands of years. Learn some fascinating facts about our feline friends. For example, a cat's purr at a specific frequency, between 25 and 150 Hz, may possess therapeutic properties that promote healing in bones and tissues for both the cat and its human companions. Journey into space with Félicette, the first and only cat to travel to space and return safely, and learn about her crucial 1963 mission for the French space program. Uncover

You may know Ladybug and Cat Noir as the heroes who save Paris from evil, but do you know how they got their superpowers? In this video, we will show you the complete life cycle of these amazing beings, from their origin as simple insects to their destiny as miraculous superheroes. We will explain the science, magic, and history behind Ladybug and Cat Noir’s transformation, as well as their daily lives, relationships, and adventures. We will also reveal some of the secrets and mysteries that

It's our other matchup in the One-Hit Wonder Bracket. This week Matt Sidhom and Jenn Tully debate How Long by Ace vs Year of the Cat by Al Stewart. Two very different songs and both stand out among yacht rock hits. Tune in to find out who advances!

Silly Summer Season: The CIA’s Bonkers Spy Cat – Project Acoustic KittyIn this delightfully absurd Silly Summer Season episode of Rainy Day Rabbit Holes, Jody takes us down the rabbit hole of one of the strangest Cold War experiments you’ve never heard of—Project Acoustic Kitty. In the 1960s, the CIA actually spent millions of taxpayer dollars trying to turn a real, living cat into a stealthy spy. The plan? Surgically implant a microphone, radio

This week on The Jubal Show, we dive into the weirdest things people googled this year! From imagining being microwaved from your toes up, to cleaning yourself like a cat, to… tasting blood?! We break down Google’s top “Is it weird to like…” searches and discuss the strangest human curiosities online. Listen and see if your Google history makes the cut—or if you’re too normal to be included! You can find every podcast we have, including the full show

En la isla de Creta floreció la primera gran civilización europea: los minoicos. Descubre el imperio marítimo que dominó el Mediterráneo mil años antes que los griegos, construyó palacios sin murallas, adoró a diosas serpiente y desapareció súbitamente después de una catástrofe volcánica. La historia de una civilización pacífica que vivía en armonía hasta que la naturaleza

Jasmien and Gracie are back in the Australian Outback to see even  more strange and unusual animals.   Jasmien can't believe the Spiny Devil or as she calls it the Spiny Dragon has two heads!!!  That needs to be checked out!  Graacie checks out the Australian Easter bunny, the Bilby.  How about the beautiful  pink cockatoo.  Guess who likes that one.  And we can't forget those kangaroos!   Hop along with them!!!

A new digital archive has launched where you can explore 40 years of campaign for accessible transport. Amelia spoke to Cat Cohen, Co-CEO of Transport For All, to learn more. You can learn more and visit the archive on the Transport For All website - Disabled Campaigners Mark Accessible Transport History | Transport for All Image shows the RNIB Connect Radio logo. On a white background ‘RNIB’ written in bold black capital letters and underline with a bold pink line. Underneath the line: ‘Connect

Pinocchio staggered along the rocky oceanfront, his jackass cognizance shuddering in the swab wind. His rustic legs felt heavy, clumsy, as if every step dragged him closer to doom. He stumbled to his knees, clinging at the beach. “ I do n’t want this, ” he rumored. “ I just want to be me. I want to be real. ” The swells roared back at him, indifferent. nearly behind him, the horselaugh of the fox and the cat faded into the distance. They had dissolved with their profit, leaving him broken and...

The collected sources offer a comprehensive view of Osaka's Nishinari Ward, emphasizing its rich, complex history and modern social issues. Specifically, the texts explore five historical narratives, including the origin of Tenkachaya in the feudal era, the history of the Tobita Shinchi pleasure district, the Kamagasaki labor riots, the development of the Shinsekai food culture, and the local legend of the Zōenmae Station cat stationmaster. Supporting documents, including official Osaka City

This episode explores the rich tapestry of Appalachian folklore, delving into eerie legends, ghost stories, and the cultural significance of the region. From the Wampus Cat to the Flatwoods Monster, the conversation highlights how these tales reflect the history and hardships of the Appalachian people. The hosts discuss the evolution of folklore in the digital age, emphasizing the blend of tradition and modern storytelling. Ultimately, the episode underscores the importance of these narratives in

#266: Peggy Gavan (author of "The Cat Men of Gotham") conducts walking tours of three NYC neighborhoods (Brooklyn Heights, the Financial District and the Lower East Side), discussing architecture, history and tales of cats in that area, all arranged at Cats About Town Tours.

A very special episode today as Jasmine and Gracie meet a resident of the deep dark ocean, Zoobie, the dumbo octopus.  Hmm, was Zoobie named after Dumbo the elephant?  Does she have a trunk?  Does she ink?  What rainy day object does she look like? Join them for their special guest star!!

In this episode of Mind-Blowing History, Historia unpacks one of the strangest chapters in ancient history: the mummification of animals in ancient Egypt. Why did Egyptians mummify millions of cats, ibises, crocodiles, and more? Was it religious devotion, ancient industry, or both? Discover how animal worship shaped Egyptian society and left behind a staggering archaeological legacy.

The editing for this week's normal episode has been delayed by hazardous air conditions. But never fear! Nicholas comes to you from his home studio to talk a little about the shows we have coming up as well as our plan for Advent this year. Tune in to listen to Nicholas and Cassius the Cat as we explore some of the exciting content we have in store for you!

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A dog, a cat, and their human chuck the mainstream and hit the road in a 30-year-old RV. Exploring America...one small town at a time.Another short day on the road. Just 75 miles or so outside Thornton Iowa…the late summer heat of the midwest would lead us to a pretty awesome RV park in the John F Kennedy Memorial park on Badger Lake. A great place to spend a few days learning about this place called Fort Dodge Iowa. Not to mention a deeper dive into the history of Militia’s in America.Connect

Is the internet just floating in the sky? Is it made of magic—or cat videos?In this episode of Explain It Like I’m 5, we’re asking a question you’ve definitely thought about: What is the internet actually made of? And the bonus question: Can you visit it without a password? Join host Alex as we explore the surprisingly physical world behind the digital one. Spoiler: the internet isn’t a cloud—it’s cables, servers, routers, and a whole lot of blinking lights. In this fun, beginner-friendly