Send us a text We all know that surrender is key to manifestation but actually embodying it? That’s a whole different challenge! In this episode, Mikayla shares a powerful lesson she learned in Bali about letting go of perfection - both in business and in life. Through three pivotal experiences, she was practically forced to surrender to how things were unfolding, rather than clinging to how she thought they should be. This lesson came full circle on the day her cat, Jovi became an angel - re...

🎙 Host: Vicki Davis | Cool Cat Teacher 🚀 Episode Summary: Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming education—but how are teachers adapting? In this premiere episode, we explore AI's impact on teaching, learning, and ethics with expert guests. From classroom experiments to AI in higher education, discover how educators are navigating this evolving landscape. 🧠 What You’ll Learn in This Episode: Real classroom experiments with AI AI’s impact on student writing and academic integrity Ethical

In this episode, Andy explores the amazing science behind why cats almost always land on their feet! Join us for a fun-filled journey through the physics, biology, and history of one of nature's coolest tricks.What You'll LearnThe science behind the cat "righting reflex"How a cat's flexible spine helps them twist in mid-airWhy cats actually survive better from higher fallsWhich other animals can perform similar tricksHow scientists have studied this phenomenon for over a

Do you have a pet dog, cat, or maybe a bird or a horse? Have you ever wondered what your furry friend is really thinking? What if you could tap into a deeper level of communication, beyond barks and meows? In this episode, we dive into the fascinating world of animal communication with Shannon Cutts, an expert who unlocks the secrets of intuitive connection and who also happens to be a member of Raise Your Vibration.  Shannon is a professional animal sensitive and intuitive, Reiki Master and

Welcome to Daily English with Sarah.Daily English is a daily podcast in simple English. Each episode describes a holiday, festival, or other important day around the world.The average episode is around 5 minutes long, and uses grade 5 level English. Most of the vocabulary should be familiar to learners who have completed A2 in the CEFR.Your host, Sarah, is an Australian-born native-speaker of English. She has a PhD in linguistics, and holds a Graduate Certificate of Higher Education. Before leaving

Hello and welcome to another excellent episode of Lexx Education! It's the comedy science podcast where comedian Laura Lexx tries to learn science via her younger brother Ron. Is Ron a science teacher? No. Does Laura want to learn science? No. But that's not going to stop them trying.This week though it is episode 2 of the physics higher tier exam and the intrepid hosts are steaming towards the end of GCSE! There is a flat being cleaned, a need cat, and a lot of maths.Next week it's the Physics

People often refer to themselves as cat person or dog person, as well as meaning that they prefer this animal to the other, it implies that they identify with certain characteristics associated with their preferred pet, dogs are loyal, cats are smart, dogs can be trained to help people, cats cannot and so on. The social psychologist Samuel D Gosling of the University of Texas studied the personality traits of so-called “dog people” and “cat people”. He found that cat people tend to score higher on

Friend of the show Jay Bookman penned a piece chonicling how unpopular taxpayer funded private school vouchers are with conservatives and liberals - red and blue states. He also deftly explained what's happening in Georgia as a program set to aid maybe 6% of the state's student population attend a private school - with 1% of its education budget - suddenly appears to be available to nearly 20% of the state's students - at a much higher taxpayer cost - due to an interpretation by an unelected board

This is a short clip of my conversation with Cat Moore.#loneliness #mentalhealth #belonging #workplace #culture Tune in to the full (49 minute) conversation!

Cat Moore struggled with loneliness for over two and a half decades, and she's not alone. Loneliness, anxiety, and depression are a global crisis. With many years of studying Philosophy and the Human Condition at USC & the University of Edinburgh, Cat ultimately discovered authentic connection in a coffee shop, with complete strangers. Belonging... happens when we listen to someone's story, and share our own. That's right! Our wellbeing improves from authentic human connection, simply when

Summary:In a recent CNBC interview, hedge fund manager Paul Tudor Jones emphasized that “All Roads Lead to Inflation,” predicting a prolonged inflationary period. Jones, known for accurately forecasting the 1987 market crash, highlighted that regardless of who ended up winning the U.S. presidency, significant fiscal changes—such as higher taxes and/or reduced spending—are inevitable. However, even these actions won't cover the extensive federal obligations, including debt interest, leading the

Send us a textTaking a page right out the Barbie Movie script, this concept can help you neutralize your energy while keeping you in a higher state of being. Considering the climate of the world, host Cat Dean thought it could be a great idea to offer aid in a moment of uncertainty. Tap into todays episode as she explains the World Of Girls 💗Support the show

[✐1.Adagio, 2.Andante]N1はN2より〜。N1のほうが〜。“Sky Tree is higher (than Tokyo Tower).”[00:08]Hello everyone.Which is bigger, or smaller, a lion or a cat?Repeat after me[00:17]1. Lions are bigger.2. Lions are bigger than cats.3. Cats are smaller.4. Cats are smaller than lions.[01:04]So far so good, right?[01:08]Now, let’s answer as follows.For example,[01:08]Which do you like better, sushi or sashimi?Sashimi→I prefer Sashimi.Note: ”no hou” can be omitted = ”Sashimi ga suki des...

🎮 Games, YouTube, & Life: How We’re Totally Crushing It (Spoiler: We’re Not)In this episode, we dive into the wild world of video games, YouTube rabbit holes, and the glorious chaos of life. Expect a lot of button-mashing, failed side quests, and probably some existential crisis talk (because why not?). 🕹️ Key Points: • Why our gaming skills make us legends… in our own minds. • The deep art of watching YouTube for hours and learning absolutely nothing. • Life hacks we’ll probably never

For episode 170, we talk about our kids. What a relief when we're gone and they can hire an estate sale company to sell all our shit! We talk about religion, but not politics, so you get a break this week!

This episode's gonna be a good one because we've got the amazing Cat Roten with us. We're diving into perfectionism, balancing life choices, and chilling out on those extreme habits. Cat shares her journey of ditching the need to be perfect and the lessons learned from her husband's non-traditional career path. We also chat about real-world experience versus formal education and why sometimes, just living your life teaches you more. If you’re into event planning, you’re in luck

Hello! Today, we talk about Kamala’s big speech at the DNC, the cat-and-mouse game her campaign is playing with the media, why we’re probably fine with it in the end, and RFK’s 45 minute speech that outlined his new role as Trump’s new attack dog. (Mostly because JD Vance is not doing so well.) We also talked about scandal in the English Department at Pomona College and a big story in the Chronicle of Higher Education that stars some of the most annoying people you’ll ever read about. Also as a

I had to rescue myself because.. for me I set too high of expectations for myself like a cat in a tree and got mad at everyobe else for not getting here with me like..but honestly girl aint no body told me to get myself up there in the first place.. . I didn’t want to be anything if I couldn’t do it well.. I wanted to be the best child the best artist, student, podcast host.. Im chasing something that is ultimately unachievable .. its inauthentic.. the more i try to be perfect the more of a

In May 2024, my wife Anita and I decided to ditch the cubicle life, escape the 9–5 and embrace our inner wanderlust. We rented out our house, packed up our essentials (and a few non-essentials), and hit the road in our car and caravan. Oh, and we brought along our dog Wally and our cat […]The post #13 — Escape The 9–5 (Season 2 Pilot) — Daniel Topor & Anita Musca first appeared on The Dancing With Doubt Podcast.

L’impacte que tenen les universitats sobre els objectius de desenvolupament sostenible (ODS) fixats per les Nacions Unides ha donat lloc a la sisena edició del rànquing que elabora la revista Times Higher Education (THE). Es tracta d’una classificació global del posicionament de les universitats del món, on la URV s’ha situat a les posicions 101-200 entre […] L'entrada La URV és la primera universitat de l’Estat en Igualtat de gènere segons Times Higher Education ha aparegut primer a