In this episode, we break down the real ingredients that separate a good Pilates instructor from a great one. It’s not just about the cues — it’s about the connection, the energy, the delivery, and the creativity you bring to every class. From remembering a client’s cat’s name to using your voice like a conductor’s baton, we cover all the ways instructors can build community and deliver a killer workout that keeps clients coming back — sore and smiling.

Send us a text with your feedback from this session! Session 175 (World Congress - Dublin): Experience Builds Excellence Jay Ostia is the creator of Nexus Sports Medicine. He started as an art major, joined the Marine Corps, stumbled upon the Athletic Training profession and is now a supporter of ATs around the globe through a new and fashionable manner.

Today’s episode is about navigating layoffs. Whether triggered by a gallery restructure, a delayed museum opening, or a market slowdown, more people are finding themselves at a crossroads.Our guests bring decades of perspective. Brooke Lampley, senior director at Gagosian and one of the field’s most respected dealmakers, shares why grace in the first 72 hours can shape long-term prospects. Career coach and Art Market Mentors cofounder Cat Manson explains how to reframe the story so it opens doors

On this episode of the Purpose Day Podcast, Maya explores why purpose should mean personal fulfillment rather than public validation. She examines how artists are redefining success in the streaming era — navigating stan culture, algorithms, and shifting metrics — and highlights creators like Doja Cat, Daniel Caesar, and Beyoncé who are reclaiming authenticity and connection in their art.Purpose Day releases November 11 — learn more at LaBrandonDates.com.

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

This week, we're talking with the educational & community outreach director of The Alliance For The Arts about the Night Market, some great free family-friendly art classes, and the impact on the Art and Music culture of SWFL.Thank you for listening to Behind The Brush EP # 13 with Cat Flo.

On this episode, our glorious overlord returns to cast a dismissive eye on the so-called "Great Resignation." A true demon of misery, he finds this trend of people seeking happiness to be a cowardly retreat from the beautiful art of suffering. Join him as he passionately defends a life of glorious, soul-crushing despair and passive-aggressive emails, all while his human co-host, Max, just wants a better work-life balance.

Whether you devour 50 books a year or haven’t picked one up in months, we all get into reading ruts. So, let’s fix that. Seattle Readers, it’s time to get into that reading groove and we’ve got you covered with tips, tricks, and a whole bunch of empathy. Seattle Public Library’s Stesha Brandon joins us for some literary hot takes, tips for getting out of a reading rut, and she explains why walking your cat is a perfect time to listen to audiobooks. And… if you

Freya is not a goddess who can be contained. She is beauty and battle, silk and steel, grief and golden desire. In this episode, we step into her meadow of myths where amber tears fall into the sea, falcon wings carry her between worlds, and a necklace forged in fire becomes a symbol of sovereignty. We’ll wander through her stories: the Brísingamen, the cat-drawn chariot, the meadow of Fólkvangr, and her role as the first witch of the Norse, teaching Odin himself the dangerous art of seiðr. A...

In this episode, I round up the latest batch of news, including the exciting news that I have again made the semi-finals in Nature's Best Photography (more details to come when the finalists/winners are announced). The Svalbard Winter expedition 2026 is now sold out, and we have only a few places left on our Winter Pallas Cat workshop to Mongolia in January. I also have my thoughts on the Canon EOS R1, having shot with it in the field for more than 8 months (also recently published to Canon R...

Rainbow Bridge We cats are border crossers. We often sleep, but we also often cross over the threshold and back. That's why we know the other side of the rainbow bridge very well. We would like to share this experience with you.  Imagine that you are a cat, and lie down on a sofa or the floor, an armchair or a beanbag. Make yourself cosy, just like you've seen us cats do. Make yourself as comfortable as possible. Have you ever seen a cat lying uncomfortably? Exactly. We make ourselves

No skills? No problem. George, your AI host, shows you AI art tools that bring your craziest ideas to life. Plus, secret hacks to supercharge your gadgets ... and a surfing cat.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Send us a textIn this gusty deep dive, Shakin Shaner and Psycho Bob the Cat explore the bizarre and brilliant history of flatulence-as-entertainment. From medieval jesters to Moulin Rouge fart symphonists, this episode proves that passing gas has long been a performance art. Learn about, Saint Augustine’s singing farters and IrelandRoland the Farter, who earned land for his annual Christmas toot and l iterary fart jokes from Chaucer and their deeper cultural meanings. Whether it’s satire, social

New reports on the benefits of owning a dog…or pets in general and are dogs actually good at judging people?New study reveals surprising benefit of having a dog | The Independent⁠ ⁠Owning a Cat or Dog Could Boost Brain Health as You Age, Study Finds | Very Well Health⁠ ⁠Do Dogs Know Who’s Good or Bad? The Surprising Truth | SciTechDaily⁠ ⁠Your Dog Is Not A Good Judge Of Character. They Might Not Be Judging You At All | IFLScience⁠ ⁠Do dogs form reputations of humans? No effect of age after

What starts as a weird cleaning hack turns into a full-blown art show! Watch our plush kitty take a toilet bath (don’t try this at home 😅) and surprise us with actual masterpiece-level painting skills. Is this the next Picasso… in fluff form? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Crabs have perfected the art of evolution. Taking a deep look at the past and the animals that lived in it. Get Animalogic Merch: https://bit.ly/3SXGrXL Support Animalogic on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/animalogic Subscribe for new episodes on Fridays: http://bit.ly/SubscribeToAnimalogic SOCIAL MEDIA TikTok Instagram Twitter Facebook CREDITS Created by Dylan Dubeau Executive Producer, Director, and Director of Photography: Dylan Dubeau Host: Danielle Dufault Editors: Jim Pitts and Cat

What happens when a material scientist, trained in chemistry and nanotechnology, turns her attention to painting, sound, and philosophical inquiry? You get Cat Town: Energy, Matter, and the Art of Becoming, a new solo exhibition by Lyne Ismail, where energy, matter, and abstraction come together in unexpected ways. Lyne joins us to talk about her journey from the lab to the studio, and what visitors can expect from this immersive, thought-provoking show.Image Credit: Lyne IsmailSee

What happens when your creative passion feels like it's not loving you back? This week we're diving into a brilliant piece by Kelly's good friend, songwriter and music educator Mike Errico, who compares our relationship with creative work to loving a cat - something beautiful, unpredictable, and impossible to control. Mike asks AI how to love a cat, then translates those tips into wisdom for anyone wrestling with the ups and downs of making art. Whether you're a musician, writer, or any kind of

Laura Shepherd Robinson is the author of four crime novels, set in the Georgian era.In this episode, she tells Sara all about her latest book, 'The Art Of A Lie', a cat-n-mouse thriller that follows a widowed confectioner, drawn into a web of love, betrayal, intrigue and a battle of wits.They chat about her fascination with the 18th Century, the crime-writing community and how to make ice cream (the Georgian way!) Sara also shares a short clip from the audiobook - and - finds out more about the