In this episode, economist Salim Furth explains why the housing crisis isn’t just speculation: it’s demand running headfirst into regulation. His research quantifies how much red tape really costs families in this country.We also talk about how towns fall over themselves to lure big companies while failing the small and mid-size developers who could actually build the housing we need. Along the way, Salim shares inspiring success stories from Texas to Maine and even offers advice for our

In this episode, Sandra shares a solemn and tender story about her beloved cat, Captain. As his health declined, she was faced with the tension between wanting him to stay and not wanting him to suffer. Include the Air Canada strike disaster and it was quite the snafu. Through presence, surrender, and trust, she found peace in letting fate guide his journey.

What do you think of the show? Let me know! Feeling like your freelance web design business runs on a constant cycle of booking, building, and yet stressing about money? In this episode of Web Pro Savvy, Cathy talks about why the traditional project-to-project model feels so unpredictable—and how to build more stability into your business. You’ll learn how to shift from a hustle-heavy cycle to a model that provides consistent, reliable income, all without overhauling your entire business. Cat...

Send us a text 223. podcast - Goran's Picks (English version) -------------------------------------------------------------------- Goran Vedris presents Indie Rock from around the world. Featured in episode 223 are: 1. Brides – Creature Culture https://wegottickets.com/event/672567 2. Appaloosa – Get it Together, Kid https://www.instagram.com/appaloosaseattle/ 3. RxHx – Star FKD https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61573388428777 https://www.instagram.com/rxhx_vancouver/ 4. Aton O'Cat – L...

Pages 131 – 151. It’s revealed who CJ Carlson has picked tobe his main cover model. Paul suddenly has to go out of town and leaves the narrator to watch his cat — which does not go well.

Send us a text How is a book made? What is the full LIFE of a book? Many writers don’t know what the editorial process looks like in a publishing house—or what happens in the design, marketing, and sales departments while the editorial process is happening. Join Stacy in our new podcast series discussing the life cycle of a book, in which we’ll discuss how a book gets acquired, what the editorial process looks like and why, and a whole bunch of other publishing insider information. Link...

Berkeley Councilmember Rashi Kesarwani shares how she ran and won on a pro-housing platform, and how that has now become the norm. Did you know that Berkeley, the birthplace of single-family zoning, just passed ordinances allowing 8 units per parcel + 8 ADUs as of right? As Rashi says, “It’s so much more fun to say yes to new people in your community.”

Wake up, hypersleepy head! We're heading down to LV-426. So grab your motion detector, set the self-destruct for ten minutes and make sure you have the cat!  This week Art and Erik heed the mysterious transmission and explore Ridley Scott's 1979 masterpiece of sci-fi horror, Alien!  This is a deep dive into strange ships, even stranger organisms and enough metaphors to fill a deep space mining vessel.  Facehuggers, chestbursters and xenomorphs, oh my!  Along the way, we’ll talk creature design,

Welcome back to Mining Media where we turn your binging into better TTRPG experiences by telling the next episode or next book "You will not break me," and soldiering on anyway because goddamnit, Donut, someone's gotta try and save all these ideas. This month we're talking about the absurdly popular (and deserving) LitRPG book series Dungeon Crawler Carl by Matt Dinniman. These books follow Carl and his ex-girlfriend's prize show champion cat Donut into a televised level-0 funnel on the newest

This time around we’re discussing one of our favorite tropes on OSG, which is when Japanese media paws Christian imagery around like a cat knocking a scalding cup of coffee off your desk and onto your lap. It’s Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex 2nd Gig Part TWO! Let’s launch into it! Mechs discussed: Tachikoma Jigabachi GSDA Armed Suit Proto All images: on our website. Content warnings for this episode: extreme violence, nuclear standoffs, sexual peril, various war crimes, and psychological

Do you have a pet, maybe a cat? This episode is about my cat, about how he saves me every day, from all that is unpleasant in this world!

Geometric plants and small trees! This week's episode of The Growing Season changes what you've got into something even greater. Jack, Lynne and Matt McFarland dive into lollipops, standards and pom-poms. WHAT!? The trio explain. What is the difference between a standard and a lollipop? Can they be both? What is a pom-pom that is not on a poodle or a cheerleader? Matt details his cat's adventures in the recent heat wave. How is kitty keeping cool amo...

What do cats and computers really have in common? In this roast-style episode of Wired Together, Jason and Melanie (with AI chiming in) compare felines to technology—sleepy, self-cleaning, full of attitude, and maybe even plotting world domination. We’ll share laughs, some surprising history (including how cats helped inspire early AI research), and our own take on why you get used to your computer like your cat—but usually can’t stand anyone else’s. 🎧 Wired Together is produced by

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Episode 5.32: The 1966 Trekka: This week, it’s all prep, all chaos, and way too much House. As Greg and Garrick get ready for their New Zealand adventure, the conversation veers wildly between Kiwi cars (yes, we’re talking about the 1966 Trekka), streaming obsessions, and the slow, inevitable shark-jumping of the show House. Spoiler: we’re still watching. We don’t know why either. Meanwhile, Greg’s new cat Sammie makes her podcast debut — not by choice, but by force — and promptly establishes...

It started as a thought experiment, sealed away from the certainty of observation. We sat at the table, hands of cards like particles suspended in probability. No suit existed until declared, collapsing the wave of potential into a single, immutable state. Every choice rewrote the shape of the universe we shared, while paradoxes loomed like black holes at the edge of play. The research board became our map of reality, and each token placed was another observation that could never be undone. In the

Catching up with Dawn LaFontaine — lifelong animal lover, creator of Cat in the Box, and writer of the Kitty Contemplations blog — as she shares how a career crossroads sparked a mission to design cat‑first products that enrich indoor cats’ lives. From the science behind “why cats love cardboard boxes” to turning whimsical designs […]