In this episode, we are joined by comedian, podcaster, and author Charlie James. We begin with an unexpected (but charming) introduction to Pamphlet, Charlie’s cat, followed byCharlie’s very thoughtful answer to our silly question wheel. Charlie discusses his experience transitioning while building a comedy career in the public eye and then we turn our attention to a listener-submitted voicemail asking how to respond when a child comes out to you as trans. Raimi and Charlie consider the question,

In this special Q&A episode of the Natural Animal Podcast, Ruth answers your most asked questions about holistic pet health and conscious pet parenting. From natural tick prevention and endocrine support for desexed pets to calming trauma in cats and finding a truly low tox cat tower—this episode dives deep into what it means to care for your animals in a mindful, informed way.You’ll also hear Ruth’s experience navigating the minefield of pet water fountains, plastic off-gassing, whisker

What’s really happening behind our kids’ screens? As parents, it’s more important than ever to educate ourselves to the max. We can’t assume our kids would “know better” — because when it comes to fast decisions and online pressure, common sense often goes out the window. N*des are being sent and received every single day. And most of us weren’t raised with any kind of rulebook for how to handle that — let alone how to help our kids through it. That’s why we need to truly understand what’s going on

Summary In this episode of the Tails of Truth podcast, Dr. Angie and JoJo dive into one of the most important topics in feline health: chronic kidney disease (CKD). They discuss why early detection is so important, how to interpret blood work, what staging means, and how cat guardians can support their feline companions with both preventive care and holistic treatments. From decoding blood work and hydration strategies to discussing blood pressure monitoring and daily supplement routine...

It’s one thing to care for someone else’s kid. It’s a whole different thing when the decisions are yours.. and the weight of someone’s entire future is on your shoulders.In this short teaser, Shawna and Cara crack open the moment they realized motherhood hits different when it’s your baby—and your life that’s changing. You’ll get a feel for the heart, humor, and honesty this show brings to moms who love their kids but miss themselves a little too.This isn’t a parenting podcast. It’s a space for

In deze aflevering neemt Janneke je mee in een metafoor die op het eerste gezicht speels lijkt, maar diep raakt. Want de manier waarop jij leiding geeft aan jongeren bepaalt of ze afhaken… of aangaan.Ontdek waarom dog parenting (gehoorzaamheid, regels, controle) vaak niet meer werkt bij Generatie Z — en hoe cat parenting (autonomie, afstemmen, eigenaarschap) juist wél beweging brengt. Zonder dat jij de controle verliest.Een aflevering voor ouders én professionals die nieuwsgierig durven zijn naar

We’re talking about "mean girls" and how mean girl behavior has evolved in the digital age. It’s no longer just whispered comments or exclusion at recess—today, manipulation can happen through group chats, DMs, screenshots and social media posts. Girls are being targeted in more subtle, calculated ways—using each other’s words against them, turning private conversations into public humiliation, and isolating others with just a few taps on a screen. It’s hard to know how to help. How can we support

This week, with Father's Day coming up, I interview my husband Robert to let him tell a little about what fatherhood has been like for him for the four years he has been one. We also talk about the week and things that have made an impact on us lately.As always we would really like your feedback and specifically with this episode, your fatherhood experiences and memories (even if you are not a father yourself)thanks for listening! if you would like to see what we are up to:Life With Liz Williams

Take 2!Moose the cat is the topic this week on The Daily Life of Frank as I talk about his potential fear of spiders, should he be taking a bath, an embarrassing moment we shared, and much more! All this will lead up to next week’s episode where I share our newest addition and all the fun we are having!

Kristin and Miranda are back and they've got the BravoCon wristbands to prove it. From surviving past Bravo disasters (including a VIP lounge that may or may not have been imaginary) to launching the greatest cat-themed board game that will never be made, this episode is the Tuesday energy we all need. Miranda finds her Adderall, Bella finds a home, and Kristin finds herself emotionally wrecked over goodbyes. Expect: tears, tangents, trash-handling, roaches, Catholicism, and a community college

Huge thanks to everyone who tuned in for our Live chat with Steve Uppendahl today! It was a blast to talk about parenting teen daughters and traveling internationally to take them to see Taylor Swift—as well as the impact Taylor has had on them (and us).Here are links to the stories:Steve’s story is on Medium so the link won’t unfurl, but you can find it here.To the Whatevers—BiffBiff, Brandon Ellrich, Callie🇺🇦🇨🇦🇬🇱🇲🇽, Cat, OldHenCharlie, Craig Nixon, Damon Kenner, Dan Wann, DILLIGAF?IDO,

Are you ready to try rich VS expensive gadgets and hacks for pets with Mommy Long Legs? 😸 Mommy Long Legs saved a poor cat from streets and takes care of it. She also joins the challenge and becomes good vs bad babysitter for a cat! She's experiensing cat pregnancy struggles, pregnancy hacks and testing all PARENTING hacks and GADGETS for poor VS giga rich cats to see if they actually work. She tries out all secret cat house life hacks and crafts, builds a cat toilet and uses other smart parenting

Calling about wedding halls, graduation overload, Johnette’s School of Safety, Trump and Elon’s cat fight, Kate Spade’s best friend writing a memoir, Summer House casting shakeups, and a Daily Dilemma about when you can’t choke down your chicken.

There’s helicopter parenting, bulldozer parenting, attachment parenting—and now lighthouse parenting. Honestly, we think we do middle of the road parenting: the do-what-works-best-for-you kind of parenting. It all gets messy when we start judging other people’s choices. We’re doing what works for us, and that doesn’t need to make sense to anyone else. You can love us or hate us, but at the end of the day, we’re just here to share our experiences. Do what’s right for your family.This podcast is

We’re joined by Shannon Lee Simmons — award-winning Certified Financial Planner, speaker, bestselling author, Chartered Investment Manager, founder of the New School of Finance, and personal finance writer for The Globe and Mail and CBC Radio’s Metro Morning money columnist. Her new book, Making Bank, is written specifically for teens and covers everything from managing money earned through part-time jobs and allowances to saving, spending, and even investing. Shannon also dives into the topics

Parenting debates, extended lunch breaks, ruined shags and Tracy Barlow theatrics. We’ve got it all. Instead of tea this week we spill the olive oil. Get ready to relive a Swarla packed week with us as as we go over scenes from the 28th April - 2nd May 2025. We also feature other big stories happening on the cobbles this week, as well as Swarla related news and spoilers. We hope this offers some relief… Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

I had a real mum on the podcast… and spent most of it comparing her kids to my cat. Comedian, writer, star of The Roast, Thank God You're Here and SBS The Feed Alex Lee joins me to talk about how parenting changes your algorithm, the great sleepover debate, and whyBluey might be more for adults than kids. We also unpack fear-based parenting trends, controversial opinions, and yes—I try to convince her that having a dog is the same as having a child. (It goes about as well as you'd

What’s really happening behind our kids’ screens? As parents, it’s more important than ever to educate ourselves to the max. We can’t assume our kids would “know better” — because when it comes to fast decisions and online pressure, common sense often goes out the window. N*des are being sent and received every single day. And most of us weren’t raised with any kind of rulebook for how to handle that — let alone how to help our kids through it. That’s why we need to truly understand what’s going on

There’s helicopter parenting, bulldozer parenting, attachment parenting—and now lighthouse parenting. Honestly, we think we do middle of the road parenting: the do-what-works-best-for-you kind of parenting. It all gets messy when we start judging other people’s choices. We’re doing what works for us, and that doesn’t need to make sense to anyone else. You can love us or hate us, but at the end of the day, we’re just here to share our experiences. Do what’s right for your family.This podcast is

Începutul școlii este o etapă importantă, dar și plină de emoții. Pentru copii, înseamnă schimbări majore: colegi noi, reguli noi, profesori noi. Pentru părinți, înseamnă grijă, întrebări și dorința de a-i sprijini cât mai bine pe cei mici. Andreea Moraru, moderator Desprecopii.com, a discutat cu doamna Dr. Andreea Pop, Medic Psihiatru Pediatru și Psihoterapeut, despre emoțiile firești de început de drum, dar și despre anxietatea care poate apărea la copii în primele săptămâni de școală. Împr...