Think all cat food is created equal? Think again. In this deliciously revealing episode of Cat Addicted, we’re diving headfirst into the complicated, curious, and sometimes controversial world of feline nutrition. Whether you’re team dry, wet, raw, or “whatever they’ll actually eat today,” this episode is your go-to guide for decoding the chaos of cat cuisine.Here’s what we’re serving up:🍗 Dry Food Drama – Why not all kibble is created equal, what to look for on labels, and how portion size can

What food did Paddington Bear have with him when he arrived in England? Which teacher in Harry Potter can turn herself into a cat? A group of four bright young minds from Palmerston North are preparing to answer questions like this at the World Kids Lit Quiz in Johannesburg, South Africa. Jimmy Ellingham reports.

In this powerful listener story, Meghan shares her unfiltered experience of Type 1 diabetes burnout — the slow, soul-sapping kind that sneaks in when you're too tired to fight it anymore. From perfect numbers to full-on rebellion, forgotten boluses, CGM breakdowns and a breakup with a man who thought T1D was like Slimming World (yep, he really said that)… Meghan takes us on a raw, emotional, and often hilarious journey back to herself.Whether you're in the thick of burnout or clawing your

summaryIn this episode, Clayton and Sam discuss the controversial topic of vegan cat food, highlighting the nutritional deficiencies and regulatory concerns surrounding it. They also delve into the representation of women in the pet industry, emphasizing the significant contributions of female founders. The conversation shifts to the recent acquisition of several pet food brands by Subridge Pet Supplies, analyzing the implications for the market. Finally, they explore the future of wholesaling in

From eating metal to drinking blood, Dylan and Ben dive deep (and gross) into the world of bizarre compulsions. This episode features a draft of the strangest things people have eaten—live animals, drywall, cat fur, cigarette butts, even vomit. Who picked the weirdest addiction? Who crossed the line? You decide. Join us as we rank the most shocking, stomach-turning, and downright unbelievable non-food addictions ever recorded. Round 1 - 7:24 Round 2 - 19:00 Sponsor - The Pen (29:00) Round 3 -

Axiom Mission 4 Returns to Earth: Join us as we discuss the Axiom Mission 4 crew's successful return from the International Space Station after a busy 2.5 week research mission. Discover the fascinating experiments they conducted in microgravity, including blood sample collection and the potential for cultivating microalgae as a food source for future space missions.- Groundbreaking Moon Rice Project: Explore the innovative Moon Rice Project, where scientists are working to develop a super dwarf

Dr. Jessica B. Harris⁠, renowned food historian and author of High on the Hog, which later became a hit Netflix series of the same name, reveals the shocking truth about American cuisine—it's not what you think. From her couch in Brooklyn with a Siamese cat wandering by, Dr. Harris unpacks the surprising origins of beloved American classics and introduces us to the concept of the "American braid."Her new book, Braided Heritage: Recipes and Stories on the Origin of American Cuisine, weaves together

Trigger Warning: Suicidal Ideation, emotional abuse, sexual abuse, disordered eating, body dysmorphia.In Episode Eight of season four, Actor, Dancer & Choreographer Cat Heinen tells their story of intimate partner violence as a teenager and how they got help and healing. Cat also talks about being non-binary and the role body image and food played in their abusive relationship.Cat Heinen IG - https://www.instagram.com/cat.heinenCat Heinen Website - https://www.cat-heinen.com/Grey Maybe IG:

Episode #416 - Cat Arcori, Kristen Hoetzel, and Aljon Go, talk about the Disney Springs Flavors of Florida foodie guide, Disney After Hours event dates, Epcot Food and Wine Festival dates, PLUS the latest travel deal!Book your vacation today! Email: kristen@magicaljourneysvacations.com !SOCIAL MEDIA: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://facebook.com/diningatdisneypodcast⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠

🔍 INSIGHTS & ANALYSIS 🧠 “More Truth, Less Marketing” Becomes a Consumer Mandate At the 2025 Pet Food Conference, BSM Partners revealed that 93% of consumers want greater transparency in pet food manufacturing, and 79% feel ads are misleading. Most don’t understand terms like “microbiome” or “postbiotics,” but 82% support stricter labeling regulations. 🧠 Takeaway: Simpler language, clearer branding, and value-driven storytelling will drive trust in 2025. 🐱 The Cat Opportunity Is

The central theme of this podcast episode revolves around the nuanced examination of the film "The American President," a cinematic work that intertwines romance with political drama. We delve into the complexities of the film's narrative, discussing its portrayal of a widowed U.S. President engaging in an illicit relationship with an environmental lobbyist. This film, penned by the esteemed Aaron Sorkin and directed by Rob Reiner, raises pertinent questions about the intersection of personal and

This week, Chris and Dan sit down with our first publicly-voted guest, Helen Aitchison, joins us for a powerful, hilarious, and heartfelt episode. Voted by the People, Fuelled by Purpose (and Crisps) Helen went from 20+ years in social care to becoming a published author and founder of Write on the Tyne, where she helps people tell their stories and tackles elitism in the arts head-on.We talk about inclusivity, being your authentic self, why stories matter, the chaotic escapades of her cat Eric,

2:36:16 – Frank in New Jersey, plus the Other Side. Topics include: Mongolian Seating Area, depressing/liminal seating areas, walk around block, frost flame, fasting, teas, fads, China Cat Sunflower, King’s X, Christian rock, sunflower and C.S. Lewis synchronicities, Google – Meet AI Mode, finally got Conkdor in Mario Kart World on Switch 2, riichi mahjong, Phish in […]

Send us a text Monday. Another ordinary Monday. Deal with my Podcast. Then after lunch I go to the gym. And then after the hr home via the supermarket. Tuesday. Things have not changed but I do know these are the last weeks for my supervisor. Buildings are still clean surprisingly. But I go home late as I am delayed at Drummer Street. Wednesday. My supervisor appears and discusses Good Friday. There are lot of questions but no answers. But the buildings are clean even thou...

summaryIn this episode, Clayton and Sam discuss the rapid rise of Bugalugs in the pet industry, the implications of their brand presence in big box retailers like Aldi, and the potential risks to independent pet shops. They delve into the importance of brand perception and the long-term sustainability of businesses in the pet market. The conversation shifts to the role of scientific research in pet food, questioning the credibility of industry standards and the influence of large corporations

Some cats are prone to regurgitation or vomiting, but seem otherwise fine in every other way (normal appetite, body condition, playfulness, litter box habits, etc.). Sometimes hairballs come up, while other times it can be undigested or partially digested food, bile, or some combination of all of the above. Because these cats we commonly call "pukers" are otherwise normal and it is not an uncommon issue, many cat parents dismiss the issue. To be fair, other than being a bit of an

Nestles in the heart of Southland you'll find Gore's Hokonui Moonshine Museum! New Zealand's dedicated museum to our illicit distilling history. Curator of the Hokonui Moonshine Museum, Jim Geddes, shared plenty of stories about cat-and-mouse games between moonshiners and the police, smuggling spirits in-and-out of the dry Southland area, and the role the museum plays in the community today. Firstly, apologies YouTube viewers. We tried troubleshooting for ages to get Jim's camera to work. So

**NOTE: Trooper just got a palette extender put in so that’s why you’ll hear a bit of a lisp today** Traveling with pets? In this special episode, we welcome our very first guest—my sister-in-law Julie—who’s an experienced dog traveler and shares all her road trip wisdom! We compare notes on what it’s like to travel with dogs versus cats, from carriers and food stops to hotel stays and calming aids. You’ll meet Roca the rescue pup, Roger the giant cat, and hear what’s worked (and what hasn’t)...

From restoring Shakespeare’s reputation to composing an anthem for a church tower, June’s podcast is all about hidden stories, unexpected legacies and quiet revolutions. It’s a thoughtful listen – and very Dorset.Editor’s Letter: A Cat Called Bentley Laura shares the story of Bentley, the anxious, dribbly, slightly battered cat who has joined the household – and the slow work of rebuilding trust. “Somebody somewhere has hurt him. So we wait. We let him come to us. And that’s absolutely okay,

Axiom Mission 4 Returns to Earth: Join us as we discuss the Axiom Mission 4 crew's successful return from the International Space Station after a busy 2.5 week research mission. Discover the fascinating experiments they conducted in microgravity, including blood sample collection and the potential for cultivating microalgae as a food source for future space missions.- Groundbreaking Moon Rice Project: Explore the innovative Moon Rice Project, where scientists are working to develop a super dwarf