The life of an indoor cat is a fascinating blend of comfort, safety, and unique behavioral quirks. Inside our homes, cats exchange the dangers and unpredictability of the wild for a carefully curated world designed by their human companions. But this tranquil setting, while protective, presents a special set of opportunities and challenges.Indoor cats enjoy notable benefits. They are typically shielded from outdoor hazards such as traffic, predators, infectious diseases, and harsh weather. According

On this episode, our glorious overlord returns to cast a dismissive eye on the so-called "Great Resignation." A true demon of misery, he finds this trend of people seeking happiness to be a cowardly retreat from the beautiful art of suffering. Join him as he passionately defends a life of glorious, soul-crushing despair and passive-aggressive emails, all while his human co-host, Max, just wants a better work-life balance.

This week on the podcast, Jenny and Judith are actually both dialling in from the same house - but they're both in different rooms! Apart from working on an exciting new secret project together, Jenny's had a radio gig and Judith's been learning about AI.All this as well as taste sensations, app ideas and a Culture Corner complete with theatre, art, telly and book recommendations!Email the podcast olderwiderpod@gmail.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The indoor cat life is a modern twist on an ancient relationship, offering domestic felines the comforts of shelter, safety, and endless companionship. For listeners who adore their cats and want to keep them protected, living inside means fewer battles with feral animals, less chance of encountering diseases, and a chance to bond more closely with their humans. Bella & Duke highlight that indoor living is all about safety, predictability, and strengthening the bond between cats and their

Cat Brown is the lead designer and founder of Earth & Thorn, a nature atelier redefining luxury through biophilic artistry. Rooted in the timeless beauty of the Ozarks and inspired by the elegance of international florals, Cat blends seasonal, locally grown blooms with rare, exquisite stems sourced from around the world. Her work is known for its soulful expression, artful curations and immersive experiences that invite connection to nature. With an eye for detail and a passion for storyt...

We also speak with Louisiana-based investgative journalist Richard Webster, senior reporter for Verite news, previously with ProPublica’s Local Reporting Network. His most recent article is “An Unconstitutional “Jim Crow Jury” Sent Him to Prison for Life. A New Law Aims to Keep Him There” which sheds light on split-jury convictions in the state of Louisiana. You can read his article here https://www.propublica.org/article/louisiana-prison-split-jury-landry-law-lloyd-gray— Subscribe to this

Since May 27, 2025, Mission Local has reported on dozens of ICE arrests in San Francisco. Yet federal data shows the number of detentions is much higher across the broader “San Francisco Area of Responsibility,” which includes Northern California, Hawaii, Guam, and Saipan in the Northern Mariana Islands. The vast majority—about 87 percent—of those arrests occurred in California. We speak with two Mission Local reporters, data reporter Kelly Waldron and investigative reporter Frankie Solinsky Duryea

NEW EPISODE: Making Art, Finding Healing — A Trans Creative’s Journey with Dee EdneyThis one hit deepDee Edney (aka Angeldee) is a singer-songwriter, producer, and trans creative based in the South of England—who didn’t just rebuild her life post-transition, she orchestrated it into a full-blown masterpiece. From:✨ Being hospitalized and told her life was “over”➡️ To creating an album with 50+ musicians, 2 sonic artists, a cat, and a group of plants 🐾🌱➡️ To launching Mad Unity, a 2-year festival

Send us a text When Kristina and Brian Vermeer found themselves hiding an unsightly cat tree every time guests came over, they knew there had to be a better solution. Their stroke of genius came when they merged their love of art with their cats' need for vertical space, creating wall-mounted frames that cats naturally love to inhabit. "Frame Your Feline was born from a problem that plagues cat parents everywhere – traditional cat trees are functional but frankly, they're eyesores," explains...

Back at it again, after a brief intermission (due to water heaters and cat wrangling) we're BACK! A day late but no more or less insightful than usual while discussing the back end of Lawrence of Arabia (1962) and Dune pt. 2 (2024). Now, once and for all we'll see if cinema has crumbled before us or if it may stand tall as Ozymandias, king of kings!Next episode: Jaws (1975) and The Meg (2018)Linktree: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://linktr.ee/deathofcinema⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Our Theme song is Czarda, by Vittorio Monti, as

Step back in time in San Jose! History Park revs up September 9th weekend with a massive vintage car show featuring pre-1950 autos, plus tractors, bikes, and more. Then, Sunday brings the Art Deco Society's Gatsby Picnic, complete with flapper fashion, jazz, and Charleston contests. Get ready to roar! Plus, hear how the Italian American Heritage Foundation celebrates 50 years and how The Dancing Cat adoption lounge is bouncing back after a car crash. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more

On this very sleepy edition of the Weekly Diversion, Matt's here to talk about Silksong, ranking some UFO 50 games, muse about why the cat is misbehaving so badly during a podcast recording, and talking about the latest Infinity Nikki update, including the Stardew Valley music hidden within.Check out Bit Harmony: A Video Game Music Podcast!Bit Harmony on AppleBit Harmony on SpotifyBecome a Patron of All N!Matt Murray on Blue Sky - @mattmurray.bsky.socialPodcast art by Natascha MurrayNatascha

The indoor cat life is a world full of cozy corners, sun patches, and unique quirks that keep their human companions on their toes. Unlike their adventurous outdoor cousins, indoor cats shape their entire lives around the rhythms and boundaries of the home, making this environment a complex landscape of comfort, curiosity, and occasional mischief. MedVet explains that domestic cats still carry ancient instincts, even as modern house pets, so you’ll find them conserving energy through frequent naps,

After Trump’s federal takeover of D.C., Oakland is preparing and responding to threats of federal invasion. We speak with Oakland-based organizer George Galvis, the co-founder and executive director of Communities United for Restorative Youth Justice (CURYJ).— Subscribe to this podcast: https://plinkhq.com/i/1637968343?to=page Get in touch: lawanddisorder@kpfa.org Follow us on socials @LawAndDis: https://twitter.com/LawAndDis; https://www.instagram.com/lawanddis/ The post Oakland’s Community

As the redistricting battles in California and Texas move forward, we speak with Los Angeles-based journalist Gustavo Arellano.  He is a columnist for the Los Angeles Times and the former editor of Orange County’s alternative weekly OC Weekly. You can read his most recent column In Texas and California redistricting battles, Latino voters hold the key. https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2025-08-25/in-texas-and-california-redistricting-battles-latinos-hold-the-key — Subscribe to this

The indoor cat life offers a unique world, filled with quirky behavior, lively routines, and opportunities for connection that might surprise many listeners. Inside the home, a cat’s environment shifts from wild and unpredictable to safe and familiar. According to Blue Cross, indoor cats make your living space their entire universe, so the way you design it shapes every part of their daily experience.The joys of keeping cats indoors are significant. Bella and Duke highlight that indoor cats tend to

The indoor cat life is a world of curious quirks, hidden joys, and sometimes misunderstood behaviors, shaped by a life lived within four walls rather than out in the wild. According to the experts at Bella and Duke, cats can thrive indoors, even forming a closer bond with their family and avoiding outdoor dangers like traffic and contagious diseases. But that same safety comes with challenges—like boredom and frustration—if cats can’t express their natural instincts.Listeners might notice their

We wrap up the summer with an episode and a film series devoted to movies about house cats, of which there are a lot more than you can shake a stick at. Whether they appear in animated movies, horror films, comedies, or historical fictions, felines play an outsized role in cinema, despite being notoriously difficult to train in the craft of acting.

Molly Spencer and guest co-host, Cat Smith, sit down with Libby Oberlin—an award-winning Bay Area actor, stage director, and educator whose passion for the stage began at just six years old. From her start as a kid reporter in Springfield, Massachusetts to a rich career spanning Shakespearean powerhouses, opera divas, and comedic clowns, Libby has done it all.We dive into her impressive journey through companies like We Players, Shotgun Players, The Mountain Play, and more, including her

In this episode of Note 2 Self, we kick things off with a greeting from our unexpected new “host,” Louis the dog, a vintage carafe Saskia fell in love with in France. From there, we dive into everything from the quirks of living in Manhattan vs. Brooklyn, including a gnarly dog bite, to the art of code-switching and even the unexpectedly wholesome pairing of Pamela Anderson and Liam Neeson. It’s a whirlwind of chaos, humor, and tangents. Join us for the ride.