Dive into the captivating world of Fritz Leibers Green Millennium, where we meet Phil Gish, a man trapped in a bleak existence. Disillusioned and lacking purpose, Phil is consumed by the fear of becoming obsolete in a world increasingly dominated by robots. With his timid nature, he shies away from adventure‚Aîuntil a remarkable green cat appears at his window. Named Lucky, this extraordinary feline brings a glimmer of hope and happiness into Phils dreary life. However, Lucky soon vanishes into the

Dive into the captivating world of Fritz Leibers Green Millennium, where we meet Phil Gish, a man trapped in a bleak existence. Disillusioned and lacking purpose, Phil is consumed by the fear of becoming obsolete in a world increasingly dominated by robots. With his timid nature, he shies away from adventure‚Aîuntil a remarkable green cat appears at his window. Named Lucky, this extraordinary feline brings a glimmer of hope and happiness into Phils dreary life. However, Lucky soon vanishes into the

Dive into the captivating world of Fritz Leibers Green Millennium, where we meet Phil Gish, a man trapped in a bleak existence. Disillusioned and lacking purpose, Phil is consumed by the fear of becoming obsolete in a world increasingly dominated by robots. With his timid nature, he shies away from adventure‚Aîuntil a remarkable green cat appears at his window. Named Lucky, this extraordinary feline brings a glimmer of hope and happiness into Phils dreary life. However, Lucky soon vanishes into the

This episode of Podcast Hell features Aalap Patel chatting with me about Rookie of the Year, killing snakes, cats killing birds for fun, the assassination of Charlie Kirk, the nature of honest debate, getting your news off TikTok and more. To support this show, leave a five star review on Apple Podcasts & follow me on YouTube.

A cat that had run out of mice in the city tried to hunt in the fields, but the mice there were too agile. He then pretended to be a holy cat by wearing prayer beads and praying so that the mice would trust him. At first, the mice were almost fooled, but when tested, the cat couldn't resist its true nature and tried to catch the mice. Its disguise was exposed, and in the end, it failed to catch any prey and had to return to the city to live dependent on humans.by : 1. Afika Dalila ||

summaryIn this episode, Clayton and Sam discuss the challenges facing the pet food industry, focusing on Nature's Menu's decline due to private equity influence, Bella and Duke's efforts to penetrate the veterinary market, and Canigan's acquisition of McAdams. They explore the implications of these developments for the future of pet food, particularly in the premium segment.takeawaysPrivate equity often harms the brands it acquires.Nature's Menu has strayed from its pioneering roots.Bella and Duke

I dette afsnit af Sound of Nature har jeg besøg af Cat Valentin Hemmingsen – senior biodiversitetsrådgiver hos Ørsted. Ørsted har længe været blandt de mest ambitiøse aktører inden for bæredygtighed – og i front, når det gælder arbejdet med at integrere biodiversitet i en forretningsmæssig kontekst.

What does it really take to rescue cats and kittens, and why does it matter? In this episode of The Natural Animal podcast, I sit down with Bethany Swiggs, founder of Big Dollan’s Fur-Rescue, to explore the heart, challenges, and triumphs of cat rescue.Bethany shares her personal journey into animal rescue, why she’s so devoted to giving cats a second chance, and the realities she sees in the rescue world — from how organisations are run to the stigma and negativity cats sometimes face. We talk

Cat & Devohn chat about being the French Toast Guy, roasting local politicians, being a comic in the midwest, working as a PCA,  golf caddying, Booing at the Van Gogh interactive exhibit, protesting police brutality, and so much more! Intro by Nature Boys Outro by Wesley Willis

Nearly one-third of all parrot species are threatened with extinction, yet most people picture these charismatic birds as noisy pets in cages rather than the complex, emotionally intelligent wild creatures they truly are. In this captivating episode, host Dr. Cat Vendl speaks with Dr. Pat Latas, a founding member of the newly founded IUCN Wild Parrot Specialist Group, whose four-decade journey spans from rescuing a tiny house sparrow as a child to working with critically endangered kakapo on ...

Caylee is a Los Angeles-based cat mom to Garlic—her sensitive shadow.🧄🐈‍⬛ A stunning photographer and resilient pole dancer, Caylee joins Inner Wild for a synchronistic chat about rescuing animals, expanding pain thresholds, and having more fun.💃🏻Originally from Maui, she reflects on her mom’s animal-loving legacy and the “misfit” rescues that shaped her childhood.🌺🐓 We talk about how Kundalini yoga supported her spiritual journey—and how Garlic, along with the move out of New York, has

Send us a text Why is Florida a magnet for alien encounters? Is it because Florida is sandwiched between two huge bodies of water? Or it's space activity on the east coast? Or the dynamic nature of the state with visitors, residents and tourists drawn to this slim patch of land from across the globe? This episode shares the data, reports from locals, and then takes a broader look at the impact seeing something supernatural can have on a person. Let's get into it. (And hang on after the ...

This episode of The Viktor Wilt Show was a full-on rollercoaster through the weasel-bent timeline of human history, freak nature, doomed relationships, and potential alien invasions. We opened with Viktor bemoaning the tragedy of being awake on a Tuesday, only to dive headfirst into “historical facts that sound fake but are true”—like French people being executed for laughing too hard, a sheriff in China failing upward into becoming the first emperor of the Han Dynasty, and the Catholic

Cat & Suzanne chat about the old times at ye olde weed tree, playing in my favorite band ever, becoming a radio pro, being a bike mechanic, touring Japan, never quitting a job, staying at a restaurant for too long cuz the food's so good, and making a living doing what she loves in KCMO. Intro Nature Boys Outro Nature Boys!

In this episode of the Hoodiie Talks podcast, host Roy aka Hoodiie and guest Alley aka Alley Cat dive deep into the world of horror movies, focusing on iconic films that have shaped the genre. They discuss the impact of classics like 'Halloween' and 'Nightmare on Elm Street', explore the legacy of 'Friday the 13th', and analyze the cultural phenomenon of 'The Exorcist'. The conversation also touches on the evolution of horror villains, the meta-nature of the

I was slightly worried about sociohazards of posting this here, but the cat's already out of the bag on this one: the authors of the paper put it up on BioRXiv and got an article written about them in Nature, as well as getting into a bunch of newspapers and all over twitter. I expect that the marginal audience of LessWrong is much more heavily enriched in people who'll use this information to do good than to do evil. TL;DR: If anyone reading this works in Biosecurity: nucleotide synthesis

My belief: Everything is perfect because it could not be other than it is.The intricate web of causes and conditions (everything done, said, thought, or felt by beings, along with what we perceive as nature) is always in balance.If we isolate one thing—like the genocide going on in Gaza—calling that perfect seems ludicrous. But understanding all the individual bits of karma that led to it and keep it going is beyond human understanding. It’s the same for why your uncle got cancer or your cat died.In

What if genius isn’t about IQ, but about passion, strategy, and channeling? In this episode, Cat sits down with Taryn Voget, founder of the Everyday Genius Institute, to explore the real nature of genius — and why we all have access to it. Together they discuss: Why genius is spiritual, not intellectualThe three elements that come together to create geniusHow following your passion raises your vibration and reveals your shadowTools for transmuting limiting beliefs like “I have to work hard to...

Cet épisode nous ouvre les portes d'un des cas les plus glaçants du true crime russe. Dans les allées sombres du parc Bitsa, à Moscou, un homme transforme le jeu d’échecs en rituel macabre. Chaque case devient le théâtre d’un crime, chaque pièce déplacée semble répondre à une logique que seule la psyché d’un tueur en série peut comprendre. Découvrez le portrait d’un homme dont la stratégie meurtrière dépasse l’entendement. Le jeu d’échecs, avec ses 64 cases, devient ici une métaphore grandeur nature

"The Kodak camera makes possible a collection of photographs which record the life of its owner and which increase in value each day that passes."-- George Eastman "Anything worth doing is worth doing to excess." -- Edwin Land In this episode, Antonio and Ward turn their attention to the endless pile of photographs that never make it past our phones. You know the ones—the cat sprawled on the couch, the hibiscus in morning light, the wing of the plane at sunrise. They’re not “keepers” in the