Alexei and Talal pay tribute to Wilf Mbanga (the cat) as well as discussing Palestine, flags and sleeping with the enemy.Be a comrade and support the show! Become a Patron and get access to the video version of the podcast, live episodes and more - patreon.com/AlexeiSaylePodcast Send your fan art, thoughts and questions to alexeisaylepodcast@gmail.com Please consider leaving us a review on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. Subscribe to Alexei's YouTube channel here and join him

Curiosity is key to photography. It’s what drives us to get outside and explore, discover, learn—and then photograph what we’ve found and learned so that we can share it with the world. And there’s no such thing as being too curious! I think it’s safe to say that we can throw out that old saying, “curiosity killed the cat.” So long as we’re being smart and practicing art safely, we can’t be too curious. So that begs the question, if curiosity is essential to photography, then how do we develop more

Inside every indoor cat there is a tiny prowler, a creature designed to leap, climb, hide, and stalk. The indoor cat life, shaped by comfy couches instead of wild grasses, brings unique quirks and challenges for both cats and their people. According to Blue Cross, when cats live exclusively indoors, their world shrinks to the walls of your home, turning sofas, sunny windowsills, and quiet corners into their entire universe. This shift comes with perks—safety from traffic, disease, and the dangers of

https://www.billboard.com/music/rb-hip-hop/doja-cat-vie-cover-art-album-trailer-1236048108 Doja Cat has unveiled the 'Vie' cover art and released a Parisian album trailer ahead of the project's arrival.

TWELVE CHIMES, IT'S MIDNIGHT Episode 5: Adopted Ghost  Great apartments at a great price are hard to come by in San Francisco. To keep them, people will put up with almost anything. Join us now for a play of discovery, death, and one cranky cat in the play Adopted Ghost.  CREDITS: Writer/Producer/Director: Aimee Pavy Narrator: Josh Horowitz Jeanette: Crystal Why Mrs. Whiskers: Aimee Pavy Sean: Scott Louis Mrs. Campbell: Beth Abdallah Mike: Cameron Eng Fred: the Cast Cover Art: Jeff Heermann

Send us a textPeggy Sullivan, renowned researcher and author of "Beyond Busyness," shares her journey from being a busyness addict to developing a framework that helps individuals and organizations escape the trap of constant hustle while achieving peak performance.• Self-described "busyness addict in recovery" whose wake-up call included eating cat food for dinner, a failed marriage, and a stress-related heart attack• Market research reveals 94% of people are "over the top

From Lewis Carrol’s mysterious grinning Cheshire Cat and Jim Davis’s lazy, lasagne-loving comic strip tabby Garfield to the depictions of big cats found in palaeolithic cave art and the ancient Egyptian’s practice of worshipping cat-like deities, it’s clear we humans have had a long-standing fascination with felines. But how did this obsession with these charismatic animals begin?In this episode, we’re joined by Jerry D Moore, a professor of anthropology at California State University, Dominguez

Our Resistance in Residence Artist this week is Alie Jones. Alie Jones is a writer, artist, and Creole mermaid. She is the author of Saltwater Moonshine, a poetry collection that honors her matrilineal Creole heritage through poetry, music, and reflections of love. Alie is passionate about centering our breath work as sacred and hopes to build a legacy of awareness and expression.She is the Director and Co-founder of Black Freighter Press, a revolutionary press committed to the exploration of

LibriVox recording of The Black Cat Vol. 05 No. 05 February 1900 by Various. Read in English by LibriVox Volunteers. The Black Cat (1895-1922) was a monthly literary magazine, publishing original short stories, often about uncanny or fantastical topics....This item belongs to: audio/librivoxaudio.This item has files of the following types: 128Kbps MP3, 64Kbps MP3, Archive BitTorrent, Item Tile, Metadata, PNG, Spectrogram, VBR MP3

Do you have a pet, maybe a cat? This episode is about my cat, about how he saves me every day, from all that is unpleasant in this world!

Orlando is bursting with things to do, from the world-famous to the unexpectedly local, guaranteed to bring fun and excitement no matter what you’re into—and this week is especially jam-packed. For live music lovers, Tin Roof on International Drive features a performance by local favorite Moon & Rayne this Sunday, August 31, turning the main stage into a rocking gathering spot for visitors who want to mix with Orlando’s music scene. Those wanting more local vibes can catch Cat Ridgeway on Friday

In a new Harper's piece, Tao Lin traces his recent interests in autism, spirituality, and self-healing to his 4-year relationship with a special-needs cat, Nini, whose ailments and special charm adumbrate the fullness of the human experience--in this world and beyond. This week's podcast translates Lin's must-read essay into language worthy of its subject. This podcast is a presentation of The Meow Library. Tao Lin's art, writing, and reading lists are continually archived on his

Purr-fect companions and quirky NYC shops: Shop Cats of New York is back! This heartwarming book celebrates the city's feline residents who've made local businesses their homes. Discover the stories of cats like Ralphie the art supply store cat and Georgie, the Mooshoes mascot, while exploring the unique bond between shop owners and their beloved four-legged coworkers. This updated edition is a joyful tribute to the city's charm, one purr at a time. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more

Life for an indoor cat can be both rich and rewarding when their unique feline needs are understood. Indoor cats have traded the unpredictability of the outdoors for the safety of four walls, but with that security comes the need for extra creativity from their humans to make the home a stimulating place. According to Blue Cross, cats who are kept indoors depend entirely on their environment for all forms of exercise, exploration, and entertainment. Without trees to climb or prey to chase, they turn

And other positive affirmations from women who support women, Jen and Cat. Society profits off of women's insecurities, women take other women backwards and call it feminism, men sound dumb as dirt in the comment section, and Nancy is still telling us how we should feel. It's exhausting. But hey, the good news is, if you're rich you can always get a new face!

In this episode Traci Taylor and I talk about staying true to your creative voice through failure and success. Throughout her work Traci lives the essence of the truth that your story matters and deserves to be told. Traci chats about being able to look back through her journals and finds the thread of truth that runs through her work as she keeps showing up authentically, even if at times it might not look and feel like her. We also talk about the power of saying YES to big scary things before you

Track Listing: Aftershock 0:00 Arlo and Remy's Project 2:48 Banana! 5:25 Cat vs. Dog Rap Battle 6:48 Deep Inside the Core 8:32 EF Beat! 8:58 Gentle Rain 9:38 Heart of the Music 11:02 Jakeypoo Heyohh 13:32 Mix 14:46 Not Chill 17:46 Nothing 18:38 Songy Song 30:20 Soccer Jam 31:22 Sparkle Dance 32:36 Summer Time 34:16 Sushi Theme 36:44 The Solo of Arcadia 37:44 Video Game Level 100 39:56 We Don't Know 42:54 Banging Bongos 43:42 Cold Summers 45:12 Daytime Song 46:00 HAAN Lullaby 47:00 Mr. Beat 48...

It looks delicious at first sight. Perfect ramen, glossy sushi, fluffy pancakes until you realize it's not real. Welcome to the world of Japanese food replicas, or sampulu (サンプル), where plastic food is not just decoration, it's a multi-million dollar industry and an art.We explore the intriguing history of Japan's hyper-realistic restaurant windows. Spawned from functionality and refined through craftsmanship, these mock foods have assisted diners in comprehending menus for more than a hundred years

Cat & Yvette are here to talk about escaping the dreaded "rat race" on this episode at The Art of Beautiful Thinking. They’ll also touch on navigating career transitions. The conversation kicks off with a relatable gripe about the average commute, both agree that this daily grind can be 'soul-destroying'. Cat & Yvette dive into the struggle of being stuck in a job you hate just to pay the bills, and how fear and the comfort of the familiar can

Cat & Yvette are here to talk about escaping the dreaded "rat race" on this episode at The Art of Beautiful Thinking. They’ll also touch on navigating career transitions. The conversation kicks off with a relatable gripe about the average commute, both agree that this daily grind can be 'soul-destroying'. Cat & Yvette dive into the struggle of being stuck in a job you hate just to pay the bills, and how fear and the comfort of the familiar can