Send us a text Last week we set out on the Pacific Crest Trail, trekking up California, reaching Mount Shasta, where a little boy and a grandmother had a strange experience. I shared the Eternal Trail tribute written by a grieving father, and you learned about the best PCT resource out there, Halfway Anywhere. This week, we pick up the trail in Oregon, home to some of the best and worst the PCT has to offer. There are mysteries on this stretch of water-logged forest. But up first? The story o...

Welcome to Kitty Wellness Weekly, the podcast that’s earning a loyal following of cat lovers and curious pet parents because it delivers practical, science-backed advice for raising happier and healthier kitties. Each week, the dedicated team of veterinary experts and lifelong cat enthusiasts turns feline care from a source of anxiety into something that feels doable and joyful. The hosts make routines easy to follow, confidence easy to build, and cat care more rewarding at every step.Listeners will

The shield was gone.Nerves raw. Thoughts naked. No veil. No mercy. The Necromancers didn’t descend the steps. They didn’t rush us. They didn’t need to. They were mountain and weather. They were pressure. They stayed at the altar, and the altar became a lever. The female rose first. Not a jump. A slow, patient float. Robes like oil. Bones like reeds under cloth. She circled the altar as if it were a black sun and she was a small, bright moon. Each loop widened. Each loop pushed. She sang one

In this episode of Into the Bush, Nikki and Cat sit down with the women behind a groundbreaking new study on women in conservation leadership — Angela Yang, Molly Maloy, and Nina Paige Hadley — to unpack what it really takes for women to thrive in this field. From mentorship and safe spaces to tackling systemic barriers and burnout, the study shines a light on the practical skills and cultural shifts needed to close the leadership gap we can’t afford to ignore. Join us for an honest conversation

Ever wonder why your cat suddenly transforms into a furry ninja at 2 a.m.? On this episode of Cat Talk Radio, Molly DeVoss and Dewey Vaughn dive into the science of feline night-time antics. Learn why cats aren’t nocturnal but crepuscular, how natural hunting instincts drive their late-night energy, and practical tips to redirect their zoomies. From pre-bedtime play to timed 3 a.m. snacks, discover strategies to align your cat’s schedule with yours—so everyone gets more sleep (mostly).

Your goals right now? They’re just like Schrödinger’s cat—alive and dead at the same time… until you decide to take action. In this episode of Quest for Success, Dr. Jerry Cunningham breaks down how a physics thought experiment can transform the way you lead, live, and chase success. You’ll learn how uncertainty can actually be your greatest advantage, how belief and persistence “collapse” potential into results, and why leaders, who act before they have all the answers and they win more often. If

Guest tipper Amanda B shares a refreshingly simple way to navigate conversations when you don't share someone's enthusiasm. Instead of dismissing what brings someone joy, try saying "I love that that makes you happy." It keeps the dialogue flowing without dampening anyone's excitement.Amanda B. (she/her) is the writer, host and producer of 6 Degrees of Cats, the world's #1 cat-themed culture, history and science podcast. She leverages her background in research, mental health

Dr. Cat Bohannon, researcher and author, joins us on this episode to unpack how default assumptions in science have sidelined female bodies and what’s at stake when women’s biology and gendered experiences remain under-researched. She explains how men’s health benefits from women’s health research, the importance of a bio-psycho-social approach, and discusses the history of breastfeeding. Cat also talks about what she learned writing her book Eve: How the Female Body Drove 200 Million Years of Human

In the September episode of Chattering With International Cat Care, we bring together two conversations on how innovation and teamwork shape feline medicine.First, Yaiza Gómez Mejías speaks with Morgane Debuigne, winner of the JFMS Resident Best Paper Award 2024, about her article on feline supraglottic airway devices. What does the latest research reveal about their role in anaesthesia and where do they fit alongside established practice?Then, Dr Kelly St. Denis continues her discussion

Send me a message. Suggest a topic. Say hello. Share your thoughts with us. Host Gregory Hallows, founder of the Halloween Preservation Society, is back with another brief history, this time it's Halloween familiars: creatures of Halloween night, elegant, silent, and misunderstood, walking the line between superstition and science, worship and fear...the black cat and the bat. Book/Reading List Cats and Demons: The Mythic Origins of Fear by Barbara Kipfer Bats: Biology and Behavior by M. Bro...

Welcome to Cat Psychology Today. The world of cats is undergoing a transformation, with emerging research and modern caregiving changing how we understand and relate to our feline companions. Gone are the days when cats were dismissed as independent or uninterested—current science, as highlighted by dvm360, reveals cats are emotionally complex beings forming secure attachments to their people, much like infants with caregivers. These bonds are not just emotional luxuries; they have real, measurable

Stuart says you’ve got to plot your stories. Cullen isn’t so sure! Maybe you can just fly by the seat of your pants? We lay out our arguments in the (timeless?) Pants vs Plot debate. Also featured: Joseph Cambell was a moron; is Save the Cat worthless?; the creativity of David Lynch; and examples of stirring scenes from Dune Part II and The Fellowship of the Ring.00:00 The Plotter vs. Pantser Debate 02:15 The Plotter Opening Statement: The Importance of Plotting in Speculative Fiction 05:29 The

Welcome to a new episode of the Mindful You Podcast! In this heartfelt and illuminating conversation, host Alan Carroll welcomes Cat Mansfield—yoga teacher, retreat leader, and host of the Wild Souls Podcasts—to share the story of her personal mindfulness journey.From her upbringing in organized religion to her transformative travels across Australia and New Zealand, Cat reveals how experiences with grief, dissatisfaction, and feeling disconnected led her to a profound awakening during the isolation

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🦁 This week on The Eagle Eyed Girl Podcast, Jamie (age 9 — possibly the youngest video podcast host on YouTube!) takes the show to The Big Cat Sanctuary, for a wild chat with Cam Whitnall — wildlife photographer, conservationist, and star of the BBC’s One Zoo Three! 🎥🐾In this fun and inspiring episode, Jamie and Cam talk about:📸 The art of wildlife photography and capturing big cats in action🐆 The incredible work done at The Big Cat Sanctuary🐾 Behind the scenes of One Zoo Three with his

In this episode, we challenge the phrase “Curiosity killed the cat”. Where did that phrase even come from? Why do we say it? And maybe most importantly - should we still be saying it at all? Join us in exploring how curiosity, far from being dangerous, is actually a superpower. We dive into when curiosity connects us and when it crosses the line and discuss the role of curiosity in keeping your sense of wonder alive.🎧 Ready to break the ice on your next chapter? Press play.

Welcome to Cat Psychology Today, where we explore what’s really happening in the minds of our feline companions. Despite the old stereotype of cats being aloof or mysterious, recent science paints a much richer picture of their psychology and their bond with humans. Cat psychologist Kristyn Vitale suggests that cats are fully capable of forming deep emotional attachments to their human families, sometimes even showing attachment styles similar to those seen in dogs and young children. According to

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Welcome Beneath the Canopy. In this podcast forest bathing guides Cat and Orlagh help you to connect to nature in an easy and accessible way. Every episode is full of nature facts, tips on how to connect with nature in your own time, and our personal stories from nature. In this episode we talk about the forest floor and how to use it to connect with nature. What do we love about it? What can you do to connect with the forest floor? And what is the wood wide web? We also talk about our favour...