Ever try to get your dog or cat to recognize themselves in the mirror? This episode begins with an explanation as to why the result is almost always disappointing. https://www.livescience.com/4272-elephant-awareness-mirrors-humans.htmlYou hear a lot of concerns expressed about people's cellphone use. Are we spending too much time on our phones? What are people doing on their phones? Is it causing harm? Here to discuss some of the research about cellphone use and what it does to people is Faye

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I join Christy Pam Makut (my namesake) on 'Voices of the Community' to discuss ways in which media reflects -and can help bridge- the gender gap in society.Media can be a great tool for highlighting the challenges, achievements and potentials of women, and -itself- offer them more equal opportunities and rewards.

Is catnip "drugs" for your cat? Why does it affect them the way that it does? We explain what is going on in the brain and the behavior of cats when they get ahold of this werid herb, and what would happen if you gave catnip to a

The political persecution the Democrats have launched against Trump in the form of lawfare continues to fall apart. It now looks like Fani Willis is likely to be removed from the case in Fulton County. Laura Loomer brings the receipts on Judge Merchan’s family taking payments from the Democrats. Revenge of the Cis is in studio responding to the cat fights, obese woman on airplanes and gay man buying babies.

Sarah explains why latino families are happier about lending money and giving gifts to their family members, but Susie says cranky families are pretty fun too. Botanists want you to know there's no such thing as a vegetable despite literally everyone else agreeing there is. Susie wants plastic surgery and wants you to vote on what she should get next (even though she insists plastic surgery is "stupid"). A cat was shipped across the country in an Amazon box on accident, and we have several followup

Did you know that we share a whopping 90% of our homogeneous genetic material with…cats? That’s actually more than man’s other best friend! And in the Season 2 finale for 6 Degrees of Cats - the world’s #1 (and only) cat-themed culture, history and science podcast - we make the case to promote our pets - especially our cats - as full-time family, full stop. Join us in conversation with a family sciences professor, a family therapist and a kids’ podcast host as we dive deep into what “family” is, and

In this episode Dr. Bob and Dr. Aimée Thomas explore the natural history of Dolichandra unguis-cati, otherwise known as cat's claw vine... or that beautiful yellow flower you see all over the roofs of old houses in the spring! If you enjoyed this episode please leave us a review!!! Follow @SoNatPodcast on Facebook and Instagram! Do you have any more questions about nature? Message us on social media or email us at ⁠sonatpodcast@gmail.com⁠ and we will answer you! Hosts: Dr. Robert Thomas and

…as in, stringed instruments! Brace yourselves for a high-strung episode connecting your favorite pet to three distinct stringed instruments in this episode of 6 Degrees of Cats, the world’s #1 (and only) cat-themed culture, science and history podcast.What is "cat gut" – and is it truly derived from feline materials, as rumored? Join Amanda “Captain Kitty” B. in this culturally informed and historically resonant investigation into the history of the banjo with Hannah Mayree, co-founder of the

Please join us for part 2 of Ch 3! Listen as we conclude our discussion of the chapter and become completely derailed by a three pound cat. Author Risa Cromer provides an excellent study of the history of the push for embryo personhood and how the language of adoptin is being used by nationalist white evangelical christians to subvert reproductive justice. As adopted people, Lynn and I explore what this concept of embryo adoption means to us and how scary this all is to contemplate. The book is

Have you received communication from a dead loved one? In this Part 2 episode, listeners Leslie, Kelly, Susan, Bruce, and Amy certainly have! From a physical and literal sign left on a desk to a comforting voice from the garden. Plus a spirit who communicates through an alarm system, the return of a beloved cat, and a lost and found bracelet. Visit BigSeance.com/248 for more info, and to learn how you can share your own story! Other Listening Options Direct Download Link   In this episode: Intro

Dive into the purr-fect harmony between cats and rock 'n' roll in this episode of 6 Degrees of Cats, your favorite cat-themed culture, history and science podcast.Follow the Captain as she explores the untold stories of how these enigmatic creatures have influenced the genre. From legendary rock icons like Freddie Mercury and David Bowie who found inspiration in their feline friends to the timeless melodies that echo the spirit of independence and liberation by Sister Rosetta Tharpe, Ma Rainey and

I get to meet the CEO of Zang Technologies, Zang Luka, whose company makes products such as a computer foot mouse for the physically challenged, odor absorbers, sieving machines, biodegradable packaging and power banks.And he makes them by recycling electronic and agricultural waste!

Mr Osacar Danladi Fwangmun (Co-founder, Jos Green Centre) talks about the effects of consumerism, and culture-based solutions to our waste problem. He also talks about a proposed primary level waste separation bill that would prioritise waste sorting from source in Plateau State. Mr Samuel Dapiya (DG, PEPSA) responds to some concerns, and shares some of the current administration's ideas towards improving waste management through recycling.

Join us for a purr-fectly delightful episode of Put Em On The Couch. This time, the your hosts Jason and Nelson explore the secret life of cats. Listen as they delve deep into the enigmatic world of our feline friends. From the cool cat demeanor to the irresistible charm of the 'cat call,' we explore every whisker and meow with CatGPT insights and a touch of whimsy. Discover why cats hold a special place in our hearts, from their independent nature to their knack for mischief and mystery. Whether

Who is a cat person? Join Binky, Snuggles, and Captain Kitty as we explore the essence of feline fandom and the literal and figurative cat people among us. Celebrate the Lunar New Year (Happy Year of the Dragon) or Têt, with us in Vietnam, where we discover a unique breed of cat people. With the help of Austin-based comic Ivy Le of the FOGO: Fear of Going Outside podcast, audio producer, artist and educator TK "Keisha" Dutes and Cat Person social media manager Tracy Michelle, we debunk stereotypes

On this Episode, Mr Promise Salawu (Advocacy Officer, Tearfund Nigeria) and Mr Femi Kinrin (CEO, Spotlex Environmental Solutions) continue the discussion of ideas around coordination for effective waste management in Plateau State, and what we can do.

Cats have long had a reputation as standoffish pets, but many cat owners will tell you that the cat-human bond can run deep. Cat psychologist Kristyn Vitale, PhD, talks about new research on cats’ cognitive and social abilities; why cats really are as emotionally attached to us as we are to them; the best ways to enrich your cat’s life; and how to finally get your cat to stop scratching your couch. For transcripts, links and more information, please visit the Speaking of Psychology Homepage.

We asked people around Jos what parts of the state/town they think manage waste the poorest, and it was interesting how the same places kept getting a mention. Can you guess which ones? One of our guests has an interesting opinion on waste and neighborhoods. Guests: Dr Ferdinand Ogboji, Mr Femi Kinrin

In a previous episode, I spoke with Mangu Youth Leader, Mr Sunday Dankaka. In this episode, I speak with Edith Enoch -a young woman he made reference to- who was on her way to work in a village near Mangu town, when two young Fulani men stopped and raped her. The incident was reported to the Criminal Investigation Department (CID), Jos, but the case went quiet during the Covid 19 lockdown in 2000.