Have you ever noticed your cat hovering when you’re under the weather—or keeping a gentle distance when you’re in pain? You’re not imagining it. Cats have an incredible ability to sense changes in our health and emotions, and science is beginning to explain how. In this episode of Cat Talk Radio, Molly and Dewey explore the fascinating ways cats detect illness, pain, and emotional distress in humans. From subtle shifts in scent and body language to the latest research on feline perception, you’ll

#270: Anaya Kay Dalton made her first film as a student about her kitty who went to college with her — and served as an ESA for her and all her roommates as they dealt with anxiety, depression and the general stress of being a student.

The ultimate showdown of the animal kingdom is here! Watch as lions, tigers, leopards, and other big cats demonstrate their strength, agility, and survival skills in the wild. Discover who comes out on top in these jaw-dropping clashes.From territorial disputes to hunting prowess, we explore the action and reveal what makes each big cat a true apex predator. Check out our other channels: What If How to Survive Aperture Crazy Creatures Produced with love in Toronto by Underknown:

What the if gravitational waves were big enough to see and feel? Instead of measuring distortions smaller than a proton, imagine watching your coffee table accordion in and out as ripples from distant black hole collisions pass through your local cafe. Every time Charlie the cat bats a toy mouse in Greenwich Village, sugar cubes scrunch in Williamsburg cafes. Brain surgeons would need to ask all of New York to sit perfectly still during operations to avoid gravitational interference. Even parking

Episode Summary:Hannah and Daniel discuss the role of campaigning, policy, and communication in advancing dog welfare. Hannah shares her journey from hands-on training to TV, authorship, and policy work, and explains how being able to connect with different stakeholders —from dog owners to vets to MPs—is a critical skill. They explore the successes of APPG for Dog Welfare, grassroots campaigning, and how public opinion and expert advocacy can combine to make lasting change for dogs.Relevant

🐾 Summary In this episode of Tails of Truth, Dr. Angie Krause and JoJo take a thoughtful look at vaccine titers—what they measure, how they’re used in veterinary medicine, and how they can help pet parents make decisions about vaccination. They break down the science behind antibody levels, discuss why rabies vaccines are mostly non-negotiable, and unpack the complexities of distemper and parvo vaccination protocols. Cats get their spotlight too, as Dr. Angie explains how panleukopenia

Every last Saturday of the month we will bring you a bonus episode 'from the vault' (iykyk). These episodes are a bit longer than our regular episodes and can be about anything or anything that we want to chat about. It's a great way for you to get to know us a little bit better. This episode we are talking about music. We are planning to make a Seasonal Songbook episode each season. This episode is all about autumn songs. We each picked our favourite autumn songs and talk about o...

Set in New York City, A QUIET PLACE: DAY ONE is a scary science fiction movie about an invasion of alien monsters from space. Sam is a young but terminally ill female poet who’s very bitter. She finds herself trapped in the city when alien monsters invade. The monsters can’t see, but they hunt by sound. Sam wants to survive one more day to visit the place where she and her father used to spend quality time. Eric, a law student from England, helps Sam and her cat.

In July, naturalist Soumyadip Santra was on a trip to the Indian Sundarbans, part of the world’s largest mangrove forest, when he witnessed an unusual scene: a fishing cat jumped on an adult monitor lizard and dragged it away toward some bushes. Santra’s photographs of the fishing cat in action captured a rare bit of […]

Welcome to We’re All Ears, the podcast that explores how animals hear, behave, and thrive through sound. I’m Janet Marlow, animal sound behaviorist, composer, and founder of Pet Acoustics.Today, we’re talking about something that every cat parent knows all too well — getting your cat to the veterinarian. The carrier, the car ride, the waiting room — it can all add up to stress for both of you. But there’s good news: understanding how cats hear and using sound science can turn this

Welcome to Kitty Wellness Weekly, the destination for cat lovers and curious new pet parents who want practical, science-backed advice for raising happier, healthier kitties. Hosted by a dedicated team of veterinary experts and lifelong cat enthusiasts, this show transforms the world of feline care into easy-to-follow routines, confidence-building tips, and genuine community spirit. Nutrition takes center stage on every episode. Listeners learn why kittens thrive on protein-rich and calorie-dense

What would happen if the next hurricane wasn’t just stronger but completely off the scale? Are we prepared for a Category 6 event, and would it even show up in our models?In this panel discussion from InsTech’s July evening event The future of catastrophe risk: where science meets reality, supported by Inigo, Ruth Petrie leads a conversation on how insurers are responding to more extreme, uncertain and fast-changing catastrophe risks. Featuring: Emma Watkins, Catastrophe Risk Leader Chris Weller,

The rapper and singer known as Doja Cat talks with Michelle Miller about her new album "Vie" (to be released Sept. 26). She also discusses her social media presence and admits she is "a bit of an oversharer." To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The guiña, a small cat species found only in Chile and northern Argentina, has just been reclassified as of least concern by the IUCN. Until recently it was listed as vulnerable to extinction. Normally such a downgrading in threat status would be cause for celebration, but in this case some conservationists are hesitant. “It’s not […]

Hosted by Jane Pauley. Featured: A new mural for St. Patrick’s Cathedral; Priscilla Presley on her memoir about life after Elvis; actor Dwayne Johnson on “The Smashing Machine”; singer Doja Cat; and the 1954 Supreme Court ruling to end segregation. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Contributor(s): Professor Kristin Andrews, Dr Leonie Bossert, Jane Lawton, Dr Jeff Sebo | Learn more about the Jeremy Coller Centre for Animal Sentience, a new LSE initiative committed to making sure technological change works for - rather than against - the interests of other species.Would you trust a device that claimed to translate your dog or cat's emotions into English? Would you be OK with completely automated, human-free farming? What if you had a driverless car that was indifferent to

Especially for Halloween Month...Delving deep into the darkest corners of horror movies this series explores the highs and lows of the blood and gore genre following, in particular, the changing fortunes of Universal Horror. From Dracula and Frankenstein to The Black Cat, a movie that even Universal executives deemed "too vile for public consumption", and beyond to the influences of science fiction and the new breed of horror films... To gain instant access to the entire series, along with

When Rowan was nine, their family moved into a normal-looking house in a quiet cul-de-sac. Nothing about it suggested ghosts, until Rowan stepped into their new playroom — and was hit with a flood of emotions that weren’t theirs. Tears, anger, rage, gone the moment they stepped back into the hall. Then came the knocks. Always polite. Always on the playroom door. And always with no one there. At first, it was easy to laugh it off. Rowan’s dad joked about a “ghost cat.” But one night, everything

This is your Quantum Basics Weekly podcast.Imagine standing at the edge of a century—one hundred years since Schrödinger dreamed up his notorious cat and the quantum revolution began twisting reality in unexpected ways. I’m Leo, Learning Enhanced Operator, and today quantum mechanics is as relevant at the breakfast table as it is in the world’s most cutting-edge science labs. Because this week marks the release of “Quantum for Everyone,” a global, multilingual, and—finally—free educational course

Comedian Ken Reid (@kennethwreid) joins Jesse, Matt and Andy to talk about growing up a child of television, mud wrestling, Ken's podcast TV Guidance Counselor, an HIV prevention breakthrough, the insanity of Movie 43, the human washing machine no one asked for, blasting plastic waste with a plasma torch, Doja Cat's nod to Max Headroom, Ladies and Gentlemen, The Fabulous Stains, the reason plastic recycling mostly ended, Andy's Oktoberfest shows in Lake Arrowhead and John Williams polka music.