This episode of Animals in Translation delves into the complex world of cats. The hosts discuss the staggering number of cats worldwide, the roles they play in society, and the welfare issues arising from breeding practices and declawing. They explore the dangers faced by outdoor cats and the implications of feral cat populations on wildlife. The conversation also touches on the importance of training and enriching the lives of indoor cats. This is a primer for the next AIT podcast episode- a deeper

Join the Free Sciatica Class: "4-Shocklingly Simple Steps to Solve 'Unfixable' Sciatica" ⁠⁠CLICK HERE⁠⁠In this episode, Mez dives into a game-changing framework & technique for extremely stiff thoracic spines— i.e the rigid construction worker who moves as easily as a Lego piece. The self-mob drill discussed is designed for patients with:Extremely limited thoracic mobilityDifficulty performing basic movements like cat-camelPersistent stiffness in the T-spine and rib cageKeys

Training to Taste - Giving the tools to experience coffee by Cat & Cloud

We’re back with Episode 2 of Irreplaceable Tails! 🐾✨ After an incredible response to our premiere, we’re diving even deeper into pet care myths—exposing more misinformation that could be affecting your furry friends. From bad feeding habits to misunderstood training techniques, we’re setting the record straight with expert insights and real-life stories. If you’ve ever questioned whether a common pet tip is fact or fiction, this episode is for you! 🐶🐱 Got a pet care myth you want us to debunk

This feline phenom is dribbling, dunking, and dominating the court—move over, LeBron! With an orange ball that’s sparking debates (soccer or basketball? YOU decide), this purr-athlete is scoring viral fame one swat at a time. Whether he’s training for the Cat-lanta Hawks or just hustling for treats, this whiskered wonder proves cats really can do it all. Want more adorable pros? Check out r/catsofukraine for heroic kitties on a mission. For advertising opportunities, visit Avonetics.com.

Do it Now – When is the right time to start your own thing by Cat & Cloud

This week, I talk about why some technologists that transition into computed tomography pick up faster than others. I discuss that learning curves are different and some tips to improve learning the basics.Topics discussed in this episode: The importance of hands-on learning vs just passing the registry. Confidence doesn't come from knowledge, it comes from practice, repetition and consistency. Why hospitals barely provide structured training and the importance of coaching and mentorship. I

I sit down with Ethan Pringle to catch up with him and his cat Snowflake. We talk about:Balancing stability and freedom Crag development in South Africa (AKA how to pivot when things don’t go your way) Not training Much discussion of highball strategy Risk perception, risk tolerance and age Jumbo Love, Realization, and self-doubt Advice for his younger self

Peter begins his superhero training with Iron Man while Mysterio and Black Cat wreck Soho in their dispute over a MacGuffin.Ultimate Spider-Man #153 & 154Issue coverage begins at 10:00

Send us a text Jiro Azuma lives a quiet life with his grandfather, but Jiro isn't your everyday kid. He has a supernatural ability to speak with animals. Jiro and his grandfather are descendants of a long-standing shinobi clan, training in combat to keep the art of battle alive within their family. Jiro's life is thrown into chaos after rescuing a seemingly normal black cat, Rago, only to discover that the cat is actually a mononoke—a demonic spirit that has long been at war with mankin...

When a beloved seven-year-old dog suddenly attempts to bite its owner over cat food, the Avonetics community springs into action. Could it be pain, resource guarding, or something deeper? Experts and fellow dog lovers weigh in with advice, from vet visits to training tips. Discover the shocking truth behind this unexpected behavior and how to handle it like a pro. For advertising opportunities, visit Avonetics.com.

Kaiden discusses his poodle and  basic dog training. To view the full video episode in these languages: Arabic: https://youtu.be/oenX8R5vL60 Spanish: https://youtu.be/avxM4TnsuVU Italian: https://youtu.be/s91JQcrXMAU German:  https://youtu.be/SxGl9mcGHqc

This podcast was inspired by a recent athlete asking for help, and we think many of you can relate to the situation:  "I've been cycling for nearly 20 years (now 44). I have a stressful job, two kids, and over the past few years I’ve gain 15 pounds that I can't shake, despite training 10-15 hours in the summer and 6-8 in the winter. What do I do?" Symptoms like low energy, inability to sustain high heart rates, and lack of sweat could point to low energy availability (LEA). Even with calorie

Keith, Karen, Chad, & Cat sit down to recap the 2025 Institute Trip to Greece & Italy. Part 1 shares memories and highlights from Delphi, Corinth, & Mars Hill. To learn more about future trips with the Kanakuk Institute, click here.

Send us a text Rewind back to Sunday 9-7-2003 (hour 1) In the episode you will hear Mark, Donna, Brad, Jamie, & Jason the intern Do you kiss your pets? Do you talk to them Kirby the stock tip cat Fact or Fiction A cat was given baby tylenol. That is a BAD thing. Kayla listening on KFAB - What can I put in my rat's cage? Are cedar chips bad? (spoiler: yes) Email from Tony - Why do dogs sniff people's crotches? Annette on KFAB - tries the Fact or Fiction Suzanne has...

In this episode of A Tail Between Old Friends, we’re tackling everything from tartar-covered teeth to tough pet parenting decisions—with a little help from our friend, Dr. Erin Brown from Heartstrings Pet Hospice! 🐾❤️🐶 We kick things off with the tale of an older dog whose dental situation has us all saying… yikes.😰 Then we dive into a heartfelt “I need help” moment that reminds us all how tough (and wonderful) pet care can be.🐱 And finally—someone needs backup: Are they a jerk for keeping their

This session was recorded during a Zoom training session.

This week, I talk about protocols are the backbone of CT, yet new CT technologists don't understand them or are confused on how to read them. I also give you some insight on how to approach this in simple ways.Topics discussed in this episode: Difference between knowing a protocol and understanding it. What to do when a hospital's protocol differs from what you learned. How to interpret and adapt protocols without making mistakes. I share a personal story: a technologist that struggled

It's fascinating to study exactly how professional cyclists are training and why, but what are the takeaways for everyday athletes? Beyond the gee-whiz quotient, what about elite training translates to us, and what is irrevelant or even harmful to try to emulate?  That is exactly what Coaches Andrew and Ricky dig into in this podcast. Both are uniquely positioned in that they are professional cyclists AND professional coaches for amateur riders. In addition to some highly specific pro anecdotes,