Mosi means cat in Navajo. Mosi is a very helpful cat. She likes to come where we are and help out. The new favorite place is in the little cabin we have, where my art studio is, and the freeze-dryer lives.Mosi comes and follows me to protect me from bugs, mice, and whatever else might come along. He is a beautiful soul and a very passionate cat.He is extremely protective when it comes to things he likes, like yogurt treats. Mosi loves freeze-dried yogurt treats.I will protect those treats for you,

🚨 First, Tammy Duckworth caught red-handed pushing a debunked story about President Trump burning food aid for children. We break it all down and expose the political theater behind the lie.📺 Next, your tax dollars are funding leftist propaganda—PBS and NPR are targeting your kids with woke messaging. It's brainwashing dressed up as education.💸 Then, a $20 MILLION tax hoarding scandal rocks McLean County, Illinois. They've been collecting a “mental health and public safety” tax since 2016—and

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In this special episode, proudly sponsored by the Denver Public Library, we welcome Cat Lovejoy, bilingual community connector with the Denver Children's Advocacy Center. Together, we dive into one of the most pressing issues facing youth today: teen stress. From social media pressures to identity development and peer relationships, we explore what’s really going on inside the minds of teens, and how we can help. Cat shares practical insights on building resilience, supporting emotional grow...

In this episode of PoMCast, Linda Ryden guides children through resolving conflicts peacefully using the story of Mason and the Conflict Cat. The podcast highlights the importance of calming down, apologizing, and exploring solutions to conflicts. Through candle breathing exercises and a discussion on the Conflict Cat steps, children learn practical tools for peaceful conflict resolution. The story illustrates how friends at a playground work through a disagreement, highlighting the benefits of

Sherri Divband is an international best-selling author, vet technicial, Reiki Master, and spiritual intuitive. She sits down again on STAR SEED CHILDREN Series with our host, fellow Reiki Master Brad Wozny, to  discuss children, animal communication, soul contracts, off world activity, reincarnation, the specific species’ held sacred to our planet, what your cat and dog’s behavior means, Angels & More! ⚡️The MAHA-backed, POWERFUL X39 wellness Patch worn daily by RFK Jr, Mike Tyson, Brad Wozny,

We talk with Tom McLaughlin about his graphic novel Alan, King of the Universe. Alan is an orange cat convinced he is born to rule. Blessed with opposable thumbs and a side kick called Fido, he spends his days dreaming up ways to take up the universe. Tom's website can be found here and here are some links to his books: Alan King of the Universe The Day that Aliens (nearly) Ate our Brains The Day I Became the Most Wanted Boy in the World The Accidental Prime Minister You've Bee...

A dog and a cat are having a lovely picnic, but who has more buns?

Writer Jenna Schroeder and illustrator Yamerpro (aka Mandy Ecenbarger) were given the task of transforming the popular card game Taco Cat Goat Cheese Pizza. Their collaboration has resulted in the first book in a series of graphic novels — The Case of the Missing Hat! This book is colorful, fun, and accessible. Fans of the … Continue reading "184 – Taco Cat Goat Cheese Pizza and the Case of the Missing Hat"

Send us a text TD Flenaugh and Lauren Moseley discuss the importance of fostering a love of reading in children. They share personal anecdotes about their favorite childhood books, such as "Cat in the Hat" by Dr. Seuss and "I Can Read" books. They emphasize the value of making reading fun and relatable, suggesting libraries and bookstores as affordable resources. TD recalls the impact of Judy Blume's books on her understanding of personal growth, while Lauren highlights the joy of poetry and ...

Send us a text Today we welcome writer and author Kelly Wilson Mize to 5-Minute Parenting! Kelly is a wife, mother of two young adults, and proud cat mom with 25 years of experience as a published author. A former educator with a master’s degree in education, Kelly has written an extensive collection of stories, articles, devotions, interviews, and curriculum projects for various publishers including Lifeway, PragerU Kids, Bethany House, Guideposts, (in)courage, and others. She is also a cont...

In this first edition mini episode, Alexa reflects on her journey through the podcasting experience, expressing gratitude to her listeners and guests. She briefly touches on her background in early childhood education, her involvement in the Cadre, and the challenges she faced in developing her impact project.Thanks, AI technology for that summary! Now for my own words: This is my first mini episode where I do a quick run down of my experience in the cadre, my impact project (this) and more of the

Send us a text In this episode Lucy chats to illustrator Yiting Lee and writer Swapna Haddow about their latest titles with publishers Magic Cat, Little Dinosaurs, Big Questions. Little Dinosaurs, Big Questions, features ten fictional comic strip stories with supportive tools to help understand the difficult things about life. Designed for grown-ups to read with children. Yiting is a children’s book author and illustrator from Taiwan, based in England. Yiting graduated from ...

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We have our starting line, hopefully we have at least a name and general idea of our main character and how they start off the story... now, let's make them likable!As I've said before, there is a fantastic screenwriting book called Save The Cat that I am drawing pretty heavily from here, which for movies, you don't have as much time to develop the characters as you do a book, so sometimes you need a shortcut to show that a character has... well, character.In the example from the title of that book,

In this special BONUS episode, Linda Harrison explores The Truck Cat by Deborah Frenkel & Danny Snell – the official picture book for ALIA's National Simultaneous Storytime 2025! This heartfelt story beautifully explores themes of belonging, friendship, immigration, and finding home, inspiring kindness and compassion in young children. Join us as we delve into the journey of Tinka, a truck cat who travels far and wide with his human, Yacoub, as they navigate a new country and yearn for c...

On May 1, 2025, Sam Altman’s identity project, now called World (formerly Worldcoin), launched iris and face-scanning locations in six U.S. cities. The goal? Prove you're human — and get a World ID in return. In this episode, Vicki Davis breaks down how the tech works, why it's free, and the serious ethical concerns for educators and parents alike. You'll learn the three major reasons this global ID push is happening: Stopping identity fraud and deepfakes Verifying age online to protect children

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