Oops! It's been a while. Between Madeira's recovery, the 40+ hours it took to get home from Madeira Island, working the Magoon ranch on the Big Island, and traveling to Jackson Hole, Wyoming, for Satisfy, we just haven't had time to record a podcast. Never fear; we are back! In this episode, we deep dive into the six days I spent with the Satisfy team, Carson's experience in Jackson Hole and his emergency evac of the mountain, our workouts of the week, an upcoming Indonesia surf

Emily and Aldi ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) continue on with Aldi's show training, playing some new tracks from Black Country, New Road and Yaelokre. Lots of cassettes, records and very important discussions about bad cat names.Playlist: M.I.A. - Paper Planes – DFA RemixFiction Factory - (Feels Like) HeavenChris Cohen - Physical AddressGum Country - The Queen RulesWater From Your Eyes - Life SignsRope Bunny - Creepy CrawliesBilly Changer - One Piece IvyEternal Dust - SalomeWihtikow - rust (ᐊᐦᒐᕽ remaster)Camo Meal -

It's Not So Black and White – Big money in small business by Cat & Cloud

In this episode, I break down six powerful physiological adaptations you get more of by training in the Sweet Spot than Zone 2—and back it up with the science to prove it. From boosting mitochondrial function to improving fatigue resistance, you’ll learn why Sweet Spot training earns more ‘x’s’ on our chart and why it’s the go-to strategy for time-crunched athletes training under 12 hours a week (even 6-8!). Stick around to the end, where I cover the limitations of Sweet Spot and what to combine it

Is your dog acting “psycho”? Your cat meowing like it’s a Broadway audition? Spoiler alert: the problem might not be your pet—it might be you.In the debut episode of Victoria Knows Pets: Training Your Human, expert pet trainer Victoria Castelhano and her producer-husband Wes dive headfirst into the emotional tug-of-war between pets and their owners. With wit, warmth, and a splash of sass, Victoria explains why your stressed-out vibe could be the real cause behind your animal’s anxiety, and

What does gender inclusivity have to do with pet behavior consulting? (Spoiler: everything.) In this episode of Enrichment for the Real World, Emily Strong (she/they) chats with Sami Griffin (they/them), a cat and dog behavior consultant with a passion for creating safer, more inclusive spaces—for pets and their people. Sami helps us move beyond surface-level performative action into real, effective inclusivity that doesn’t just sound good, but does good.From busting myths around sex and gender to

Send us a text Clint Marsden breaks down a critical cybersecurity report from intelligence agencies including the CSA, NSA, and FBI about the growing threat of AI data poisoning. Learn how malicious actors can hijack AI systems for as little as $60, turning machine learning models against their intended purpose by corrupting training data. Clint explains the technical concept of data poisoning in accessible terms, comparing it to teaching a child the wrong labels for objects. He walks t...

As we travel and adventure with our cats outdoors, there is always a risk of contracting illness and disease. Back in March of 2024, I had the pleasure of talking with two veterinarians from the EveryCat Health Foundation - Dr. Danielle Maybank and Dr. Dean Vicksman - all about the most common diseases and how we can prevent them. Perhaps not the most glamorous topic, but it’s important for us to be aware of what’s out there so we can prevent disease and keep our kitties healthy.Show Notes

Okay — you’ve got your harness, you’ve got your leash, your cat is trained up, and you guys are ready to go on an adventure! But is there anything else you need to bring with you?In this episode, I’m going to walk you through ALL the essential cat adventure gear for an outing like a hike, trip to the park, or visit to a pet-friendly store - including what you need, why you need it, and my personal recommendations of the items we use and love.Show Notes

Living with pets sadly means losing them too. There wasn't a dry eye in the house (in a good way) at this event. Loving pets means thinking of them both in life and after their loss. In the poignant and personal Good Grief: On Loving Pets, Here and Hereafter, E.B. Bartels takes us on a global tour of how we love and mourn our pets. Sarah Bowen shares her deep insights on the lives and loss of all animals—pets and wildlife—in Sacred Sendoffs: An Animal Chaplain’s Advice for Surviving Animal Lo...

Saddle up for a heartwarming episode! Lisa and Ashley step in for Glenn and Jamie as they chat with Bonnie Hammond, the dedicated Executive Director of Save A Forgotten Equine. Get ready to meet the adorable duo, Frida and her brand-new foal, Paloma. We'll delve into the world of equine health, exploring swayback and uncovering its connection (or lack thereof!) to kissing spine. Plus, we'll catch up on all things Cat Enwright and share plenty of laughs along the way! Tune in…HORSES IN THE MORNING

The one show you absolutely can’t afford to miss, From the surprising piece about pet insurance to the warm, fuzzy phenomenon of community pets who think every street is their runway. Along with our special guest Writa Bhattacharjee, we're digging out stories that’ll make you laugh, cry, and maybe even adopt a third cat, cos why not. So hold on tight, on this emotional roller coaster with fur, feathers, and a few surprise squeaks!

Welcome to Episode 100 of Trail Society! We could not have made it to 100 episodes without all of your support!  In this special AMA-style celebration, Corrine Malcolm, Keely Henninger, and Hillary Allen are back at it—fielding your most thoughtful, hilarious, and heartfelt questions. From Tiger Claw race recaps (hello Big Cat challenge!) to recovery updates and favorite gear drops (psst... the new rabbit Venture shorts are awesome), this episode is packed with stories, reflections, and realness

Can dogs be autistic? 🐶 On this episode of The Pet Show, Warren Eckstein explores the fascinating topic of canine autism, breaking down the signs of autistic behavior in dogs and how it compares to human autism spectrum disorders.Learn how to identify if your dog or cat is spoiled, and discover practical tips for managing pet behavior problems. Warren also tackles the emotional decision of bringing a new pet home after loss, helping you navigate grief and emotional recovery. Plus, learn why

Deb Wolfe chats with author & cat training expert, Dusty Rainbolt dispelling myths about cats. Can they drink salt water? Can they be vegetarian? Deborah Wolfe asks ‘Are cats conditional in their love and respect like dogs?” and Dusty says even more so! Dusty describes how her cats learned to care about her husband. A reader asks if cats have pack mentality or peer pressure to behave badly like dogs? Did you know that cats purr at a frequency of 50-125 mhz like our ultrasound and bone healing

The Guests That Arn't Your Guest – Showing hospitality to everyone you encounter by Cat & Cloud

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I'm really excited to present my interview with my great cycling friend Brady Winegar who I met on my regular training in Santa Clarita, California.The impetus for this episode was Brady's first bike race at the age of 55 on March 23, 2025. I am so proud of Brady for taking that leap to ride the Chuck Pontius criterium. No matter how many miles you've logged on a bike, it's easy to get intimidated by racing. But as Brady and I discuss, there are incredible rewards as we learn the process of

Twitter @juangangel Fernando Peña, owner of Mateos Veterinaria, talks about the most common mistakes made when training and caring for a cat, a situation that hinders the development of a strong bond with the animal. Learn some alternatives to avoid unwanted behaviors and problems both at home and with the feline's health. When we adopt a kitten, we have an obligation to guide it toward proper behavior so that its life with us is pleasant and it is a well-behaved and happy pet in our home. Biting

In this powerful conversation with Pastor Shaun Nepstad, we uncover the transformative power of organizational culture and why it matters more than anything else.You'll discover: • Why culture is defined as "anything you create or tolerate" • The Harvard study that showed healthy culture increased the bottom line by 756% • Why culture must be created three times: in your head, hand, and team • How culture dilutes with every layer of leadership • The CAT principle: Culture Always Trumps