Friday is here! 1st hour: Hour Chris gives a report of the Karrin Taylor Robson (candidate for governor) lunch, Chorus Nylander chases homeless squatter. Dan Grossenbach talks about the Cat Foothills School Districts new attack on the 1st amendment. 2nd hour: Food Friday with the Gourmet Girls! 3rd hour: A different way to look at Project Blue, Trump's new order on cities cleaning up the streets and helping drug addicted homeless.

It was my first time hosting workshops at Midsummer this year and it’s safe to say I will be back next year!Such a cup-filling, gorgeous festival created by the oh so lovely Charlie Butler. Celebrating the height of summer with workshops, holistic treatments, live music, delicious food options, summertime games and activities and a ceremonial Midsummer bonfire all set in the beautiful backdrop of Sparrows Campsite. An intimate gathering of good-hearted souls filling the fields with the most

summaryIn this conversation, Clayton Payne and Sam discuss the recent shift of Royal Canin towards fresh pet food, exploring the implications for the pet food industry, market dynamics, and the challenges posed by subscription models. They analyze the impact on premium kibble brands and the role of private equity in shaping business strategies. The discussion highlights the tension between recurring revenue models and traditional profitability, questioning the sustainability of current business

You think you've seen it all? Think again. A cat named Loki, a sign that literally says "Eating anything," and a stunt so unbelievable the entire internet screamed 'FAKE!' But this isn't some digital trickery or CGI magic. The jaw-dropping truth that sent the Avonetics community into a frenzy is that it's 100% REAL. A brilliantly simple practical effect involving paper and string that fooled millions and proved that old-school cleverness will always win. This single

Attorney General Andrea Campbell joins 11-12 for Ask the AG.GBH executive arts editor Jared Bowen discusses a Ming Fay exhibit at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, the Moonwalkers experience narrated by Tom Hanks and F1 The Movie.Food policy analyst Corby Kummer discusses Zohran Mamdani's idea for municipal-owned grocery stores and the MAHA movement's battle against food dyes.Naturalist Sy Montgomery talks to us about orcas who take lessons from cats and sharing their prey with humans.

Leah's Boob Tube Bonanza for Resident Alien and the Gilded Age, we share more new State Fair Foods and the early Superman reviews are in! See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

We have a Diaper Drive update, the MN State Fair new foods list dropped this morning and we have a great update from the TSA to share! See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In today's episode, more expensive food, rents and power prices have driven inflation to a 12-month high; Hamilton police are still looking for the people and weapons involved in a deadly brawl in Hamilton over the weekend; *Julia DeLuney's defence says there's no evidence of a breakdown in the relationship between her and her mother, Helen Gregory, that would explain a murder; Residents in an Auckland North Shore neighbourhood have a literal cat burglar on their hands. * This audio has been

Send us a text What would it mean to enter your golden years with financial confidence instead of anxiety? In this eye-opening conversation, Alexandra "The Care Girl" sits down with Jack Browne of Successful Retirement to tackle the harsh realities of aging without proper financial planning. Drawing from his extensive background at Deloitte and fifteen years running accounting departments for public companies, Browne breaks down retirement planning into digestible concepts anyone can underst...

At a recent Cabernet Sauvignon tasting in Los Angeles at the famed Republique restaurant, I spied this cool cat pouring off some aged wines. In that I fancy myself as a off-beat jacket guy, I had to engage Ron as to the provenance of not his wines, but of his jacket. And that is when the story began to unfold. Naturally, on the next trip to Napa, I had to get the whole story on the podcast. And here it is. Ron Nicholsen is the kind of vintner who makes you wonder if patience truly is a virtue—or

This episode delves into the cinematic exploration of "Patriot Games," a film that encapsulates the tumultuous intersection of personal and political conflict through the lens of CIA analyst Jack Ryan. We commence with an examination of the film's narrative framework, which, while engaging, reveals significant pacing issues that detract from the overall viewing experience. The discourse further extends to a critical evaluation of the character's portrayal, particularly highlighting Harrison Ford's

A visit to Frederic's on the River, which searches out and sells the very highest quality produce. Lee Clarke of Parker's Tavern on his approach to food, and the best dish he has ever eaten. A new home cooking business from Cat Insana, who previously ran a restaurant in northern China: noodles, steamed buns, dumplings, meats, spices and chilli oil.

This week I'm passing through Warsaw, Poland!Join me for some thoughts about an elderly shamanic cat, dreams, the nature of ownership and control, the weird mystical magical madness of the human body, grief, Slot Art Festival, and an odd encounter with members of a religious cult!This episode is sponsored by Cat-A-Pult and The Milk Shrimp & Nuts Food Emporium.

4th of July: Summertime, Travel, Food and Baseball!The Juke In The Back jumps into summer by spotlighting THE summertime holiday, the 4th of July. We're diggin' the 4th in song with tunes about summertime and the foods enjoyed in summer by Sam Cooke, Chuck Berry, The Basin Street Boys, Chris Powell (hot dog) and John Brim (ice cream). We'll also focus on America's pastime with R&B songs about Baseball, honoring some of the top players who crossed over from the Negro Leagues into the Major Leagues

Quebec City is a place where a lot of incredible beer has been brewed, but it doesn't always get the shine it deserves - so we're trying to change that. Jean-Michaël of Quebec City's Noctem Artisans Brasseurs joins Cee on the pod to chat about the famous cats on their labels, how their flagship IPA Catnip came about, where the name came from, their business plan from a brewpub to a production facility, how they grew from contracting and why they kept cats on their labels, why he travels to Ontario

3:20:20 – Frank in New Jersey, plus the Other Side. Topics include: Watering the cement, heat wave, driveway finally fixed, hose issues, Tartaria, defunct casino shirt, en dashes, Phish opening weekend in New Hampshire, spam call, lanternfly nymphs, garbage truck update, Iran, religion, Bluffcosm CDs (2000–2001), Yeowww! Catnip Pollock Fish Cat Toy, PQ update, Conover Avenue, True […]

This special bonus episode is a little different. Today, we’re sharing an episode from another podcast — Shut Up and Thrive! — where our very own Brandon Styll was the guest.Over the past year, Brandon has experienced profound personal loss. Within a single month, he lost his cousin Blake, his grandmother, and his beloved cat, Mr. Business. While he hasn’t talked much about this journey on Nashville Restaurant Radio, the emotional weight of this season has undoubtedly influenced the way he’s shown

Send us a text Monday. Today is an normal Monday. Thank god! Morning is creating content for my podcast and then in the afternoon its the gym. Then home via the supermarket. Tuesday. Back to work and I was talking to livid supervisor. Then I was doing the normal cleaning of my buildings. Then home. Wednesday. The problems encountered yesterday cast a long shadow over work. Even though the buildings I clean remain clean. the tourists have appeared. The day ends with me leaving o...

Sometimes I think I am actually a ghost wandering the halls of my small home undetectable by human senses, catching the begrudging attention of the dog and cat, both of whom live in an extra-sensory world where they can smell the unseen and hear the invisible touch. Then, I think, ghosts exist devoid of bodily functions, negate the need for beverages and food stuffs. I have a cuppa with me almost constantly and, in my bid to ease the burden on my heart, am constantly desiring food to fill the

Welcome to the very first episode of the Pets Fun Zone Podcast! Whether you’re a new pet parent or a seasoned animal lover, one of the most important decisions you’ll ever make for your furry, feathery, or scaly companion is choosing the right food. With so many options lining the shelves—grain-free, raw, organic, breed-specific, and more—it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. That’s why, in this episode, we’re breaking down everything you need to know about picking the right pet food, so you can mak...