Why is everyone so afraid of herpes, and why they should they be? In this episode, Cat Dupree breaks down how herpes became the most judged and misunderstood STI of all time. From the infamous 1982 TIME Magazine cover to the rise of stigma-fueled media, she unpacks where all the shame started, what the science actually says, and how to finally let go of the fear. If you're living with HSV1 or HSV2 or just want to understand the truth beyond the headlines, this one’s for you.✅ How TIME Magazine

How fast do kittens grow? When does a cat become a rebellious teen? What signs show your cat is entering their golden years? In this episode, we explore every stage of feline development—from the blind, deaf “potato” of a newborn kitten to the wise (and grumpy) senior citizen. Learn what changes in a cat’s brain, body, behavior, and health as they age, including:Rapid growth milestones in the first 6 monthsWhen socialization, vaccines, and nutrition matter mostHormonal chaos and ankle ambushes

Dr. Joya Griffin graduated from Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine. She earned the Dermatology Service Award for her exceptional aptitude in clinical dermatology and her research on Malassezia otitis externa during her tenure at Cornell. Dr. Griffin became a Diplomate of the College of Veterinary Dermatology (ACVD) in August 2010 and joined the Animal Dermatology Group. She has a special interest in fungal and immune-mediated skin diseases as well as feline dermatology. Dr. Griffin is

Hello and good morning, friends.Before anything else, I want to say that I am deeply grateful for to the daily subscribers who have been so understanding while I took a couple of days away this week following the passing of my beloved cat, Maus. It makes a big difference to be able to step away.To ease back into our regular schedule, today’s offering is one of our shorter breath breaks. Let’s take a couple of minutes to just breathe and be to end the week.Thank you for being here. 💗 Take care.--✨

Do seizures mean your pet has a brain tumor? Can vaccines really trigger neurological disease? In this episode of Irreplaceable Tails, hosts Dr. Gershon Alaluf and Mallory Dickinson, RVT welcome Dr. Rodger Pettigrew, board-certified veterinary neurologist, to bust myths about seizures, vaccines, aging, and what a “board-certified specialist” actually means. Bonus: His wildest case involved a pygmy hippo.What you'll learn:– What seizure control actually looks like (hint: not zero)– The “kindling”

Wondering how to tell someone you have herpes? Or when the “right time” is to bring it up? In this episode, Cat Dupree breaks down what actually matters when it comes to herpes disclosure—without the fluff or BS.In this episode you'll discover:Being Okay with Having HerpesDoes It Matter How You Say It?Feeling Safe and What It MeansWhen Are You Ready to Disclose?When is the Right Time to Tell Someone?✅ Join our online community and participate in herpes discussion forums for free:

Send us a textWhether you are in a long distance or on line D/s relationship or just don't have the opportunity to be together physically as much as you'd like, intimate communication is a key to keeping the D/s dynamic alive and strong.Wanting to participate and maintain ownership over your orgasms is important to a Daddy Dom like me.LINKS:Podcast PatreonDDP TwitterDDP InstagramInMyHandsAudio PatreonInMyHands InstagramInMyHands TwitterDDP Music CreditsLost and Found by Purrple Cat |

Want to be a guest or know someone would be a great fit? I am looking for military vets, active duty, military brats, veteran service orgs or anyone in the fitness industryThirty-three years ago, I broke free from a habit that was slowly deteriorating my health—smoking. What began as a way to fit in as a new military mom gradually became an addiction that threatened to bring recurring bronchitis into my life each year. The journey to quit wasn't straightforward, and it certainly wasn't my

They say cats have nine lives — but former caregivers get nine lives too. Theirs just happen in the 'after.' In this episode of New York Girl Again – The After, host Thérèse walks listeners through the Nine 'After' Lives that unfold once caregiving ends — from raw survival to rediscovering joy, building legacy, and everything in between. She shares: 💔 The truth about the memories etched into caregivers forever 🧠 The science behind each stage — and why the brain and body react the ...

The Suncoast Vet Podcast with Dr. Chris welcomes a special guest, Dr. Stephanie Bertini from CEVA Animal Health, for an eye-opening conversation on a condition every cat owner should know about—feline hypertension, the “silent killer.” Hypertension in cats often hides in plain sight, showing little to no symptoms until it causes serious damage to vital organs like the kidneys, eyes, heart, and brain—sometimes even leading to sudden blindness. Most common in senior cats, 1 in 3 cats over 13 ye...

Are you spinning your wheels with workouts, macros, and "doing all the right things"-but still not seeing the results you want? This episode is your wake-up call to slow down and get clear. Inspired by the wisdom of the Cheshire Cat (yes, really), we're diving into why clarity is the missing ingredient for so many women over 40 chasing fat loss and strength. Because without a clear vision for your health and fitness, any plan will leave you wandering. You'll walk away with 7 powerful question...

This episode is for anyone who's loved and lost a beloved animal companion. Julie shares her own story of saying goodbye to Jazz — her cat, her constant, and her companion for 18 years — and offers comfort for those going through their own grief. Through soft storytelling, honest emotion, and a heart-led meditation, this episode helps you honour your loss, speak gently to your heart, and find a path forward in love. 🕊️ Includes a guided meditation to send love to Jazz — or your own beloved

Can a cow's mood literally stop it from giving milk? This question led to a bizarre Ig Nobel Prize-winning study that uncovered the incredible science behind milk ejection. Dive deep into the hormonal tug-of-war between adrenaline and oxytocin and discover how stress can physically block a biological process. We'll explore the wild experiments—from scaring cows with paper bags to the discovery of "super milk"—that revealed the profound link between emotions and our body's chemistry. This isn't just

In this very first episode of The Unlearning Room, Cecily invites you into the heart of what this podcast is all about: slowing down, getting curious, and challenging the scripts we've been handed. From perfectionism to power dynamics, this isn't just about self-help-- it's about self-leadership. You'll hear reflections on what it means to unlearn, why this process is both quiet and revolutionary, and how unlearning becomes a powerful path toward internal trust and relational health. Wh...

If you have ever slept with a cat or a dog, you know how cozy it can be. Whether they are at the foot of the bed or on the duvet, pets can make you feel safe and comforted like a plush toy. According to the UK Pet Food Manufacturers Association, 62% of households in the country own a pet, including 13 million dogs and 12 million cats. But are there health risks when you share your bed with a furry friend? Studies have different opinions on the matter. Let’s investigate. What evidence is there on

Send us a text with your feedback from this session! A quick ramble while commuting from up North back to the facility, car signals and all! I unscramble my thoughts (sort of), discerning the value of our eyes as the greatest tool of progression/regression/programming.

Gem-A Deep Dive into Grief and Gratitude: A Silver Streaker's Guide to RemembranceHello, Silver Streakers and kids from 1 to 92! I'm Grandpa Bill, and this is the BH Sales Kennel Kelp Holistic Healing Hour. Today, we’re going to sit with a topic that touches all of us sooner or later: the profound experience of loss.Just yesterday, my heart felt the sharp, familiar pang of grief with the passing of my sweet cat, Brody, at the age of 18. He was one of two brother cats, and his absence leaves

Everyone thinks social media is just for wasting time with endless feeds of selfies and cat videos, but here's what actually happens when you live with diabetes and use these platforms to find your community. Sharing my real experience to set the record straight on how social media is a powerful tool for support and empowerment. Personal experience, not medical advice.Tags: "social media diabetes, " "diabetes myths, " "diabetes reality, " "living with diabetes, " "social media truth, " "diabetes

Send us a textPicking you up from work on your 'dress down Friday' makes me so f@cking horny I have to fCck You in the car.Don't get me wrong...I love dressing you up and giving ou the confidence to show yourself off. It's a turn on for me....BUT....nit without my permission or supervision.You belong to DaddyLINKS:Podcast PatreonDDP TwitterDDP InstagramInMyHandsAudio PatreonInMyHands InstagramInMyHands TwitterDDP Music CreditsLost and Found by Purrple Cat |

Confused about herpes testing? You’re not alone. Between swab tests, IgM, IgG, and the Western Blot, it can be hard to know which test is accurate, when to take it, and how to avoid false positives.In this episode, I’ll walk you through:✅ How each herpes test works – swab, IgM, IgG, and Western Blot ✅ The best timing for testing to avoid false negatives ✅ Why IgM tests are unreliable (and even the CDC says skip them) ✅ How to interpret low positive IgG results ✅ When and why to confirm with a