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In this episode, J&A are back with yet another round of morbid curiosity! Talking all about what food to bring to grieving loved ones, what kind of music the grime reaper is in to, and why Alice hates the live action Cat In The Hat movie.Follow morbid on instagram @MorbidcuriositygameProducer/editor: @yunkjunkIG and tiktok: @insidethemorguepod

You thought you’d seen it all. You were wrong. An Avonetics user just uncovered the internet's most hypnotic secret: a Japanese man’s YouTube channel with nearly EIGHT THOUSAND videos dedicated to a single, mesmerizing subject—his cat and his bird observing each other in near-total silence. This isn’t a highlight reel; it’s an epic saga of stillness, an 8,000-part documentary on the art of the stare-down. The discovery has sent shockwaves through the Avonetics communities, with users flooding

🔍 INSIGHTS & ANALYSIS 📉 Pet Ownership Plateau — But Cats Climb New data from Packaged Facts shows U.S. pet ownership has leveled at 50% of households. Dog ownership slipped, while cat ownership ticked up from 23% to 24%, driven by housing affordability and a rise in low-maintenance, cat-friendly living. 🧠 Takeaway: Dog-centric brands should recalibrate. Feline-forward strategy is now a growth priority. ⚠️ Obesity Continues to Undermine Pet Health Despite growth in weight-control diets

Terri Grow, pet sage and feline nutritionist, joins us to dispel the myths regarding the food we feed our cats and offer advice on what a healthy diet should be for our cats. Terri has spent 30 years in the pet industry, working with veterinarians, trainers, behaviorists and pet parents, all while digging into the inner-workings of the pet food industry and voraciously studying pet nutrition, health and behavior.As Terri puts it:"Nutrition is the foundation for health and longevity.The way we feed

Food Scene Portland # Portland's Food Scene Heats Up: Summer 2025 Brings Exciting New FlavorsPortland's culinary landscape is transforming this summer with an exciting wave of new restaurant openings that showcase the city's innovative spirit and diverse influences.June brings several highly anticipated openings. Black Cat Frozen Custard and Makin' Groceries open their doors on June 6, offering sweet treats and specialty groceries respectively. The beloved 3 Doors Down is set to make its comeback

Before kids, you might have been comfortable with not being perfect. But then the baby arrives, and suddenly every small decision feels like it could negatively affect their entire life. The pressure is intense.This week, we're talking about the perfectionism that motherhood triggers. We share stories about trying to redeem ourselves with homemade baby food after struggling with breastfeeding, and how a simple comment can send you into a spiral.We believe you don't have to be a perfect mom

Local law enforcement and fire departments are running to the rescue once more —teaming up again to fight hunger.These brave men and women are going on strike against the disc-shaped delicacies from Wednesday, June 25 through Friday, June 27 to encourage the community to fight local hunger by supporting Manna. They won’t give in until truckloads of nutritious food has been donated to the cause. Each day of the Donut Strike, first responders will be stationed at grocery stores across Escambia

In this episode, Clayton and Sam discuss the latest financial results from Pets at Home, highlighting the success of their Vets for Pets model amidst challenges in the retail sector. They explore the impact of subscription models on pet food sales and the potential for fresh cooked food to revolutionize the market. The conversation also delves into the growing trend of vegan pet food, examining its appeal and viability in the broader pet food industry.takeawaysPets at Home reported a 13% rise in

G20’s Rio Roadmap: New Commitments on Hunger, Climate, and Global Governance Reform As the world’s leading economies convene in Rio de Janeiro for the G20 Brazil Summit, the stakes have never been higher. The “Rio Roadmap” emerges as a bold blueprint for collective action, setting new benchmarks in the fight against hunger, the climate crisis, and the urgent need for global governance reform. Tackling Hunger with Renewed Urgency With food insecurity on the rise in many parts of the world, the...

In this conversation, Clayton and Sam discuss the evolving landscape of the pet food industry, particularly focusing on the cat consumer market. They explore the strategies of Jolly's in targeting cat owners, the changing habits of consumers towards premium pet food, and the challenges faced by independent retailers. The discussion also touches on the role of veterinary services and the positioning of major players like Pedigree in the market. Overall, the conversation highlights the need for

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Our focus this episode is the cinematic exploration of the film "Miracle," which recounts the remarkable triumph of the 1980 U.S. Olympic hockey team against the formidable Soviet squad. We delve into the nuances of this historical event, examining the intricate dynamics of coaching under Herb Brooks, portrayed by Kurt Russell, and the profound implications of such a victory on national pride and identity. The conversation traverses various themes, including the emotional resonance of the film, the

In the final episode of season three, Adam meets actor and writer Evanna Lynch to discuss her love of cats and living with Puff and Pablo. The pair chat about how their cats really understand them and the therapeutic benefits of owning one, plus the importance of adopting rescue cats when possible. Behaviourist Nicky joins to answer questions about food training, rubbing faces and how purring doesn’t always mean a cat is happy. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The author is a professor at the School of Semiconductor and Display Engineering, Hallym University. A stray cat recently began frequenting our home. My wife and I, charmed by the unexpected guest, named it "Sonnyang," a Korean term of endearment combining "hand" and "cat." Each day we set out food, slowly gaining the cat's trust. At first, Sonnyang was extremely sensitive to sound. Its ears moved independently, scanning in all directions like miniature antennas, alert to any hint of

This is a Vintage Selection from 2006The BanterThe Guys talk about a big change in NYC restaurant ownership as well as the implications of invasive grass.The ConversationThe Restaurant Guys welcome William Alexander to hear about the trials of being a home gardener and the shocking realization that his home-grown tomatoes cost him $64. The Inside TrackThe Guys have an amusing conversation with Bill discussing the battles with deer, groundhogs and the neighbor’s cat.Bill: My latest battle was with

Cat psychology today is unlocking mysteries that once made felines the most enigmatic pets in our homes. Recent studies reveal that cats form secure emotional bonds with their human caregivers, similar to the way infants attach to their parents. These bonds go far beyond food and shelter—cats can read our emotions and respond to our tone and gestures, sometimes comforting us in subtle, surprising ways. Observing a cat curl beside an anxious owner is not just chance. Science confirms that cats are

What does the Pius Suter deal mean for the Blues going into 2025-26? The Cat isn't going to let this whole "STL Chinese Food" thing from Rocchio go ANYWHERE & Eli might be sabotaging the Cat...Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of PET TIPS, Nanette Wiser shares some fun activities to keep your cat physically and mentally stimulated. To have fun with your cat, try playing interactive games like fetch or hide-and-seek, or use catnip to create a playful mood. You can also engage their natural instincts with food puzzles, climbing toys, or by creating a stimulating environment with window perches, birds on You Tube and scratching posts. Fetch: Many cats enjoy chasing and retrieving toys. Hide-and-seek: Hide