"Birds and Nature, Vol. IX, No 2, February 1901-Various" offers a captivating glimpse into the world of avian life and the natural environment as seen through the lens of early 20th-century perspectives. This volume showcases a collection of essays and observations that celebrate the beauty of birds and their habitats, highlighting the intricate relationships between nature and its inhabitants. The themes of appreciation for wildlife and the importance of conservation remain timeless, reminding

"Improvement of Human Reason" by Muhammad ibn 'Abd al-Malik Ibn Tufail is a profound exploration of the human intellect and its capacity for growth and understanding. This work delves into the philosophical inquiries surrounding reason, knowledge, and the pursuit of truth, encouraging listeners to reflect on their own cognitive abilities and the role of reason in shaping human experience. Its timeless themes of intellectual development and the quest for enlightenment resonate deeply in today's

In this episode, Tim Scerba and Michelle Sinning join us to talk about how equine veterinarians can manage their online reputations. They discuss the importance of Google reviews, strategies for responding to negative reviews, and vulnerabilities for equine veterinarians.Tim Scerba is a recognized international strategic corporate and marketing communications expert with more than 40 years of experience in all aspects of corporate reputation, crisis, and sensitive issues management. Michelle Sinning

Episode 260: I have a "gym face" so should your dog. It's serious, not stressed. Jessie joins Eric. Beyond The Leash Audio Podcast drops every TUESDAY! Listen to BTL Podcast on Apple Podcast and Spotify or wherever you listen to your Podcasts. http://www.linktr.ee/beyondtheleashpodcast ️OFFICIAL SPONSOR️ BIG COUNTRY RAW DOG FOOD If you've never tried raw food & are still feeding unhealthy kibble, here is your chance to try AND GET 15% OFF AT OUR OFFICIAL LINK. It's REALY what Eric f...

In this episode of That’s Wild, hosts Susan Altrui and Joy Matlock sit down with Hannah Baker, the general curator at the Little Rock Zoo, to bust common snake myths and explore the fascinating biology of reptiles. The conversation kicks off with Susan playfully describing a snake as "maybe a tube with teeth", which sets the stage for a deep dive into the complexities hidden inside that body. Hannah introduces Mojave, a 20-year-old Rosy Boa who serves as a zoo ambassador. Originally kept as a pet

https://mikkoschoice.com/ https://l.instagram.com/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fmikkoschoice.com%2F&e=AUAclgKnE9gure333kHC1WZuAMwnW0Ju0AZwpnX23HjqeLudomzWSCXJeleH5M8X1397AdbrRMxNHIVNppH2GFCNX4oCLAIzKhEJeFZUsLZqAZxFqL_UYVc59TLq                                     In this episode, I'm excited to welcome Emma back to the show!          Emma, founder of Mikko's Choice, has joined us before to share her story, her experience with CBD for animals, and life with her own pigs. This time, she's back to introduce

For 100 years, Winnie-the-Pooh has brought a little magic into all of our lives. But behind the stories, the Hundred Acre Wood and the bear we all know and love was a real bear named Winnie—and she was a girl.As Winnie-the-Pooh celebrates his 100th anniversary on October 14, Mark sits down with author Lindsay Mattick, the great-granddaughter of Harry Colebourn, the Canadian soldier and veterinarian who rescued a female black bear cub during World War I and named her Winnie after his hometown of

"In truth, we prove statistically how little funding is needed to create a real impact." This episode is sponsored-in-part by Maddie's Fund, TNR Training Workshop Presented by Neighborhood Cats, and Jessica Dolce, Compassion Fatigue + Grief Educator. Daniel Leung got into TNR the way many of us do. He worked on a farm in college, ignored his manager's warning never to feed the stray cats, and soon had dozens of them. A local TNR group came in to help, Daniel started volunteering with them, and he

Welcome back to another episode of A Stride Above! In this episode, Dr. Alberto Rullan explores epigenetic hair follicle analysis and precision nutrition, sharing how he uses these emerging tools alongside traditional equine veterinary care to support horse health, wellness, and performance. In this episode, you’ll learn: • How hair follicle analysis examines markers related to nutrition, environment, and equine wellness. • Why Dr. Rullan uses this technology alongside traditional bloodwork a...

📌 Learn how Dr. Denenberg works with dog and cat behavior cases here: https://www.denenbergvetmed.com Someone has probably told you that your anxiety is making your dog anxious. That advice can get inside your head fast, especially after a bad reaction in public. But the real story is more specific than bad energy passing between a leash. In this episode, I'm going to explain what your dog is actually noticing when you get nervous, and what to do differently on your next walk so he can

They say when you're a musician for hire the x-factor that gets you the gig is how well you can hang with the others in the band so it's no surprise that this week's guest, percussionist Everett Bradley, has landed tours with both Brice Springsteen and Bon Jovi. Everett zooms in to the show from Harlem to introduce us to his pandemic pup Ella, who's a 6 year old Poodle, Chihuahua, Havanese, Pekinese and Shitzu mix. Fun conversation from this charismatic and good humored dog dad.Keep

Jessica MacMillan of Paisley Dalmatians has spent a lifetime building a breeding legacy spanning 13 generations.In this episode, Jessica shares the defining decisions, painful setbacks, and uncompromising standards that made Paisley an influential name in the Dalmatian world.You’ll discover:The crucial difference between a showable dog and one that should be bredHow Jessica preserved her program after a devastating inherited health issueWhy breed type, temperament, health, and versatility must work

Redwings isn't just a horse sanctuary, we are one of the UK's largest horse welfare charities! Part of our dedication to horse welfare is our welfare line, a dedicated phone number for reporting concerns about horses and donkeys or seeking guidance. Today we sat down with Lucy and Beth who answer the calls made to our welfare line. Tune in to hear the concerns we are hearing about in 2026, what information we need for a welfare report, and about some of the horses Beth and Lucy have watched g...

Send us Fan MailWith show season winding down Danielle and Jon start to discuss something that comes to people's minds as they look at their own goats going into winter... Is this goat expressing all her genetic potential and was she born with it or was her management top notch?we have merch!did you leave a review?

A profitable Q4 doesn’t require a packed calendar of events, promotions, and holiday chaos.In this episode, Carly and Sherry walk through how to build a simple, strategic Q4 plan based on your actual numbers. From setting sales goals and reviewing last year’s performance to planning inventory, promotions, staffing, services, and marketing, you’ll learn how to focus your time and money where they’ll have the biggest impact. Grab your numbers, your calendar, and the Q4 Planning Worksheet—it’s time

Last week, we spoke about supplements, exploring how to select them, how to combine them intentionally, and how a simpler program that focuses on the actual root cause will almost always outperform those built around symptoms.If you haven’t listened to Episode 107 yet, I recommend starting there because we’re picking up right where we left off today, looking at what real healing looks like, why patience matters, and why you shouldn’t give up on a treatment plan before the original symptom has been

Dogs are social animals, and healthy relationships with other dogs can play an important role in emotional development and regulation. In this episode, we explore the value of conspecific socialization—what dogs can learn from one another that humans simply cannot teach.We’ll discuss how appropriate dog-to-dog interactions can support communication skills, confidence, resilience, play, and emotional balance, while also looking at the difference between meaningful social experiences and simply

This episode explores the emotional wellbeing of dogs, caregivers and veterinary teams, with Tamsin Durston sharing practical ways to create safer, more supportive veterinary experiences. Hannah and Tam discuss the impact of osteoarthritis and chronic disease on both dogs and their caregivers, including anxiety, guilt, grief and caregiver burden. They explore how simple environmental changes, empathetic communication and thoughtful appointment planning can reduce stress and improve psychological

Whenever I had worries, felt stressed, or simply needed someone to talk to, I always turned to the same place. To someone who was a great listener, who understood me really well, and was always there with unconditional love and support.I’d turn to my stubborn, cantankerous, furry friend, my Lakeland Terrier, Jackson.Now, Jackson wasn’t fluent in English, and to be honest, he was never much of a talker. But somehow, we communicated. We understood each other and shared something that went beyond