Send us a textSometimes growth feels amazing… until you realize not everyone can (or will) grow with you.In this episode of Both Sides of the Check, Ms Cat and LiShon get candid about the emotional side of leveling up in business—outgrowing your team without burning bridges, and the very real survivor’s guilt that comes with it.From hard conversations to bittersweet goodbyes, we unpack how to move forward while honoring the relationships that got you here.Support the show💥 Thanks for rocking with

Bob Philion spent 20 years wearing the cat on his chest—first as employee #1 launching Puma Golf, then as the architect behind Cobra Puma Golf, and ultimately as the leader of Puma North America. In this conversation with Ryan, Bob retraces three distinct “chapters”: moving from Europe back to Boston to start a category from scratch, building Cobra Puma Golf into a global disruptor out of Carlsbad, and then steering Puma’s North American engine across basketball, running, soccer, Formula One, and

Listen to this podcast episode for a recap of top catastrophe bond, insurance-linked securities and alternative reinsurance capital news, from the week-ending August 17th 2025. Listen to a recap of Artemis' most read catastrophe bond and insurance-linked securities (ILS) news of the last week. We hope this summary provides an easy way to listen to a recap of some of last week's top stories. This week we covered: industry CEO's comments on the soft market and the state of returns in natural

Stonegate Capital Partners covers Choice International Ltd.'s strong financial start in FY26, AutoNation hosts free Car Care Clinics in South Florida and North Texas for young drivers, and Atlantic Station celebrates its 20th anniversary. DeSimone Consulting Engineering receives awards, Alliance Entertainment Holding Corp. promotes executives, and Red Cat Holdings Inc. supports U.S. drone industry growth. MobileX introduces Xtensions for managing multiple lines, and Musick, Peeler & Garrett LLP

Fort Lauderdale, Florida – BestLife4Pets, a leading pet brand dedicated to making top-quality, effective, all-natural solutions for pets, is delighted to celebrate the success of its first annual Paws 4 Ever event in July.Raising $8,650 for dog and cat rescue charitable organizations and helping over 500,000 pets, the event was created to celebrate the unbreakable bond between pets and their owners with fun giveaways and prizes. The goal was to build a community of pet lovers committed to pro...

Taking a break from AI, copyright law, etc...I dive into the new field of composing music, designed to enhance specific culinary delights. "Scientists Invent this 90-sec Song [Sweetest Melody] to Make Chocolate Taste Better" Research shows that certain instruments make food sweeter, or more bitter. How does your instrument affect taste? Does it work? Researchers say: "We're able to show that we can change the experience in [the] mouth by about 5 or 10 percent." Will there be a Spotify playlist with

We abandon the serious stuff and dive straight into our love of all things woo-woo: near-death experiences, dodgy mediums, growing up under Satanic Panic, and the paranormal guilty pleasures that make us cry with laughter.Tamanda sets the scene early: this is not a serious death and grief episode. Instead, it’s a confessional of the strange, terrifying, and sometimes hilarious ways we first encountered the afterlife - from her family cat “Pussy Rosa”, to the endless references to reincarnation and

The episode delves into the dynamics of the market on the Friday before a long weekend, exploring themes of profit-taking, tariff concerns, economic reports, earnings reactions, and sector trends.(00:30) Market Overview: Bulls taking a breather with futures pulling back after S&P 500 hits a record high. (01:10) Tariff Concerns: Caterpillar's warning on tariff costs causing market unease. (01:50) Economic Report: Anticipation for the Personal Income and Spending report, a crucial inflation

A seventy-four-year-old widow's beloved flower planter sparks a neighborhood war in Scotland! Discover how a simple garden hobby turned into a bureaucratic battle involving privacy concerns, parking disputes, and even cat fights. Was the planter really an eyesore, or just a case of neighborly squabbling gone wild? Find out how Jane Higgins fought back and won, proving that sometimes, even the smallest gardens are worth fighting for. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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 […]

Despite the old saying that“curiosity killed the cat”… the importance of curiosity for information seeking and gathering in organisations is well established.Yet little is known about the role that CEO curiosity plays in strategic choices and decision-making.To explore this further and to discuss the findings of a recent paper in the journal Strategic Organization, I am delighted to be joined today by Professor Dr. Patricia Klarner.About our guest...Professor Dr. Patricia Klarner is Director of the

Automation is no longer just a tool — it’s becoming the operating system of marketing. In this episode of Hard Refresh, host Andrés López-Varela is joined by Kirsty O’Connell (Senior Account Director, equ.) and Sophie Winter (National Manager, Content & Communities, Australian Wildlife Conservancy) to debate the promises and pitfalls of automation. From Meta’s AI gone wrong with a feral cat campaign for the Australian Wildlife Conservancy to the risks of handing brand safety over to

Wine Country's Mira Honeycutt explores the fascinating world of chillable reds. Then Celeste Geary's guests from the Cal Poly Cat Program share unexpected insights about cat adoption and finding a good, furry match. Lastly, we'll revisit a favorite conversation from January 2025 when San Luis Obispo County Poet Laureate Caleb Nichols interviewed California Poet Laureate Lee Herrick.

Cat Brown is the lead designer and founder of Earth & Thorn, a nature atelier redefining luxury through biophilic artistry. Rooted in the timeless beauty of the Ozarks and inspired by the elegance of international florals, Cat blends seasonal, locally grown blooms with rare, exquisite stems sourced from around the world. Her work is known for its soulful expression, artful curations and immersive experiences that invite connection to nature. With an eye for detail and a passion for storyt...

Thinking cricket is just about players on the field? You need to hear this first.In this fascinating and eye-opening conversation, Gaurav Sundararaman (Cricket Strategist, Performance Analyst, Auction Expert) reveals the real role of analytics in cricket and how it shapes strategies, auctions, and team selections at the highest level. From failing the CAT exam five times to becoming a chief guest at the same college where he once struggled, Gaurav’s journey is a masterclass in resilience.As a key

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You got seven minutes? Nicole is coming in fast and hot with a game-changing strategy to help you level up fast AF. Take off your pants and buckle up b*tches, it’s about to get bumpy… Today’s episode is about to blow your MF mind when it comes to closing clients from your MF emails. No cat needs a bath excuses, it’s only seven minutes. Success doesn’t take time, only intention. That is exactly how Nicole grew her empire to seven figures in her first year.Love it or hate it, the truth is… your email

NEW EPISODE: Making Art, Finding Healing — A Trans Creative’s Journey with Dee EdneyThis one hit deepDee Edney (aka Angeldee) is a singer-songwriter, producer, and trans creative based in the South of England—who didn’t just rebuild her life post-transition, she orchestrated it into a full-blown masterpiece. From:✨ Being hospitalized and told her life was “over”➡️ To creating an album with 50+ musicians, 2 sonic artists, a cat, and a group of plants 🐾🌱➡️ To launching Mad Unity, a 2-year festival

Send us a text When Kristina and Brian Vermeer found themselves hiding an unsightly cat tree every time guests came over, they knew there had to be a better solution. Their stroke of genius came when they merged their love of art with their cats' need for vertical space, creating wall-mounted frames that cats naturally love to inhabit. "Frame Your Feline was born from a problem that plagues cat parents everywhere – traditional cat trees are functional but frankly, they're eyesores," explains...