In this episode I talk about growing up in chaos and dysfunction and raising my own kids in it. Special guest appearance from my cat Oreo

Grassroots Army Podcast Cat Fight Erupts At The House Oversight CommitteeA Student at Kansas City Public Schools R*ped Another Student In The Hallway. The School Decided Not To Inform Parents Because It Was An "Isolated Incident"#GrassrootsArmy

Jim currently leads the revenue team for The Predictive Index (PI), a firm focused on the Talent Optimization discipline. Before joining PI, Jim built and ran the velocity sales team at Black Duck Software, an application security company. Jim has been in software sales for longer than he cares to talk about. In his spare time he is raising three children and a cat. When he is allowed out of the house, Jim likes to hike, snowboard and pursue his passion for the Onewheel.Top 3

In this economy, the costs of raising children from birth to adulthood are skyrocketing. From childcare and healthcare to education and extracurriculars, having human babies is an expensive proposition. So it's no surprise that an increasing number of millennials and Gen Z are opting for fur babies instead of human babies. This week, we analyze the financial realities behind the two paths. What are the true costs of raising the munchkins compared to the lifetime expenses of a dog or cat? We'll

Intro and Outro Music was produced by Robstar Productions.--------------------------------------------------------------------- We all have read or listened to the children's books of Dr. Seuss. The most favorite is "The Cat In The Hat" and Green Eggs And Hams. Ms. T from The Factor Catcher Podcast discusses the story and history. Continue reading books. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thefactorcatcherpodcast/message

In this episode, Cat discusses her postpartum care and the clinic she's been staying in. Cheryl also reflects on things she would have done differently if she had been aware of all the benefits of the postpartum clinics. Tune in!

This week on the podcast, we delve into the remarkable strength of the female body and share insightful discussions about the birthing experience. Cat generously shares her journey of giving birth to her son, and Cheryl recounts her birth story. Tune in as we celebrate the resilience and power of women during this special episode.

Deb interviews Kiara age 11, Sharea age 8 & their grandmother (age not your business!) About the two poodle litters, the girls helped midwife and as an extra bonus they tell about their neighbor’s motherless cats they bottle fed. The girls describe what children experience helping puppies come into the world and watching them grow and develop. How different was the first Moyenne sired litter from their current litter of Standard Poodles both from the same mama, 45 lb. ‘Pumkin’? What was their

Join Isabel as she catches up with a fantastic pet lover and new friend. Carolyn Rafferty and Isabel met in person at SuperZoo in 2023. They hit it off immediately. Carolyn and her husband, Robert, created a fantastic product and, in this episode, Isabel asks her all about what inspired their litter box tool and the process of creating the product and getting it to market. Isabel and Carolyn also discuss how Carolyn is raising her children to be cat lovers and the ages during which kids can help

This special episode was recorded on location at John's house. Welcome the first time guest, John's cat Eve. Thanks for being awesome. Email: basementbuddiespod@gmail.com

Part 1 this week is about making the right birth plan for you. Cat shares some of her birthing plan with the viewers as a person giving birth in a foreign country. The discussion is not medical advice, and more of a look inside to what foreigners have to think about when giving birth in a country that has some different practices to what you may be use to in your home country. Sit back and enjoy! Part 2 coming Thursday!

People have or don't have kids for various reasons, including: Reasons to Have Kids: 1. Parenthood Desire: Many people have an innate desire to become parents and experience the joys of raising children. 2. Family Legacy: Some want to carry on their family name, values, and traditions. 3. Emotional Fulfillment: Having children can provide emotional fulfillment and a sense of purpose. 4. Companionship: Parents often enjoy the companionship and bonding that comes with raising children. 5. Social

Spoiler alert - we don’t know! We start discussing the death of our beloved cat and the weird things that come up at these time as atheists. Then we talk about our own experiences with a fear of hell and what helped us start to escape from that fear. We know everyone is different and none of what worked for us may work for you, but at the very least, we hope you know that if you are dealing with a fear of hell, that shit is hard, and you’re not alone.   And the links: Forest Valkai to brighten

Pops opens the show by surprising Moms with a discussion of our dear dying cat, and then Moms tells two stories from BAHACON, one about Atheist community. And we finish the show discussing how violence against women plays into the conversation about masculinity, ending on a story of who Reader and Go say they want to marry.   And so so many links: This is the group that runs BAHACON.  Gretta Vosper is the BAHACON speaker that Moms referenced.  The episode of Thank God I’m an Atheist that

On today's all new full episode of PCMC, host Mike Bongiorno is joined by frequent collaborator, Nadia Kader. Mike and Nadia discuss current entertainment news, review some movie trailers, and confess their current pop culture obsessions. Topics in today's show: The Book of Clarence, No One Will Save You, Cat Person, Invincible Czars, The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari, Nosferatu, Mike Flanagan, Roger Corman, Professor Dowell's Head, Raising the Horseman, Clue, and much, much more! Find us everywhere

This is a story of a messed-up man who started murdering innocent people in the 1970s. This man terrorized and murdered everyone from children, fathers, mothers, to single women. He had no moral code to guide him and even posed as church leadership and an Eagle Scout Leader while raising his own family. Get ready for part one of Dennis Lynn Rader. Also known as BTK.

Episode Notes Heather Gibson is the mother of seven. She was a foster parent for over a decade and adopted four children from foster care. She is a passionate advocate for kindness, mental health awareness, and the amazing benefits of pets. She has been breeding and raising emotional support, therapy, and service animals for about 10 years. She is also a certified pet nutrition coach and a certified animal aromatherapy specialist.

This week on the pod we have crazy tales from down under as Teresa’s week goes rogue, from harrowing cat rescues, disastrous mum fails to marathon birth working duties and finding moments of “one with the cosmos” among the chaos. Sarah’s daughter Esme has a birthday and reminisces on some rather mystical moments of her time from the great beyond! The gals also chat low vibes/high vibes and the magnetism at play with the law of attraction (and how subtle shifts can change everythinggg!!). Sarah

A Nomad Caregiving Life of Traveling and Running with Anthony Copeland-Parker Anthony Copeland-Parker cares for his partner Catherine, who was diagnosed with Early Onset Alzheimer’s ten years ago. Before becoming a family caregiver for Cat, Anthony who goes by Tony was a professional pilot for thirty-seven years, much of his career with United Parcel Service. When he retired, he started writing his blog called Running With Cat. Up until recently, they lived as nomads and completed marathons

Jacqueline Ménoret is an American living in Paris. Jackie graduated with a Master’s degree in Human Rights from the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE). She works in higher education in Paris, coordinating French-speaking study abroad programs. Jackie founded the Immigrant Book Club in 2020, and is also the co-founder of a new bilingual magazine called Revue Version Originale, available this fall. Jackie grew up in Wisconsin and now lives in Paris with her husband and her cat. In