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            <title>Cattitude - Episode 311 Echoes from the Rainbow Bridge: When the Love of a Cat Never Leaves</title>
            <description>What happens to the love we share with our cats after they're gone? This week on Cattitude, Michelle Fern welcomes back author Josephine Spence for a touching and uplifting conversation about her new book, Echoes from the Rainbow Bridge, inspired by the loss of her beloved cat, Onkyo, after 19 extraordinary years together. Josephine shares how writing 37 imagined letters from Onkyo helped her navigate the silence, sadness and grief that followed her passing—and gave her comfort in believing their bond continues beyond this life. Michelle and Josephine explore why pet-loss grief is very real, meaningful ways to honor and remember a beloved cat, whether and when to open your heart to another pet, and the beautiful lessons cats teach us about unconditional love and living in the present. It's a heartfelt episode for anyone who has ever loved—and had to say goodbye to—a very special cat, with a hopeful reminder that the pawprints they leave on our hearts never disappear.</description>
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            <pubDate>Wed, 19 Aug 2026 13:07:23 -0400</pubDate>
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        <itunes:explicit/><itunes:subtitle>What happens to the love we share with our cats after they're gone? This week on Cattitude, Michelle Fern welcomes back author Josephine Spence for a touching and uplifting conversation about her new book, Echoes from the Rainbow Bridge, inspired by the loss of her beloved cat, Onkyo, after 19 extraordinary years together. Josephine shares how writing 37 imagined letters from Onkyo helped her navigate the silence, sadness and grief that followed her passing—and gave her comfort in believing their bond continues beyond this life. Michelle and Josephine explore why pet-loss grief is very real, meaningful ways to honor and remember a beloved cat, whether and when to open your heart to another pet, and the beautiful lessons cats teach us about unconditional love and living in the present. It's a heartfelt episode for anyone who has ever loved—and had to say goodbye to—a very special cat, with a hopeful reminder that the pawprints they leave on our hearts never disappear.</itunes:subtitle><itunes:summary>What happens to the love we share with our cats after they're gone? This week on Cattitude, Michelle Fern welcomes back author Josephine Spence for a touching and uplifting conversation about her new book, Echoes from the Rainbow Bridge, inspired by the loss of her beloved cat, Onkyo, after 19 extraordinary years together. Josephine shares how writing 37 imagined letters from Onkyo helped her navigate the silence, sadness and grief that followed her passing—and gave her comfort in believing their bond continues beyond this life. Michelle and Josephine explore why pet-loss grief is very real, meaningful ways to honor and remember a beloved cat, whether and when to open your heart to another pet, and the beautiful lessons cats teach us about unconditional love and living in the present. It's a heartfelt episode for anyone who has ever loved—and had to say goodbye to—a very special cat, with a hopeful reminder that the pawprints they leave on our hearts never disappear.</itunes:summary></item>
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            <title>Best Bets for Pets -  Ep. 371 Vacation Without the Pet-Parent Guilt!</title>
            <description>Who takes care of your pets when you take off on vacation? This week on Best Bets for Pets, Michelle Fern welcomes Emily Grossman, Chief Marketing Officer of TrustedHousesitters, to explore an alternative to traditional boarding and pet sitting that lets pets stay right where they’re happiest—at home. Emily explains how TrustedHousesitters connects pet parents with verified, animal-loving sitters, how the membership-based service works, and the safeguards designed to help owners feel confident about who they're welcoming into their homes. They also discuss what to look for when choosing a sitter, the importance of reviews and communication, and how regular photos and updates can provide extra peace of mind while you're away. Whether you share your home with cats, dogs or other beloved companions, discover how in-home pet sitting can make travel less stressful for both you and your pets.</description>
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        <itunes:explicit/><itunes:subtitle>Who takes care of your pets when you take off on vacation? This week on Best Bets for Pets, Michelle Fern welcomes Emily Grossman, Chief Marketing Officer of TrustedHousesitters, to explore an alternative to traditional boarding and pet sitting that lets pets stay right where they’re happiest—at home. Emily explains how TrustedHousesitters connects pet parents with verified, animal-loving sitters, how the membership-based service works, and the safeguards designed to help owners feel confident about who they're welcoming into their homes. They also discuss what to look for when choosing a sitter, the importance of reviews and communication, and how regular photos and updates can provide extra peace of mind while you're away. Whether you share your home with cats, dogs or other beloved companions, discover how in-home pet sitting can make travel less stressful for both you and your pets.</itunes:subtitle><itunes:summary>Who takes care of your pets when you take off on vacation? This week on Best Bets for Pets, Michelle Fern welcomes Emily Grossman, Chief Marketing Officer of TrustedHousesitters, to explore an alternative to traditional boarding and pet sitting that lets pets stay right where they’re happiest—at home. Emily explains how TrustedHousesitters connects pet parents with verified, animal-loving sitters, how the membership-based service works, and the safeguards designed to help owners feel confident about who they're welcoming into their homes. They also discuss what to look for when choosing a sitter, the importance of reviews and communication, and how regular photos and updates can provide extra peace of mind while you're away. Whether you share your home with cats, dogs or other beloved companions, discover how in-home pet sitting can make travel less stressful for both you and your pets.</itunes:summary></item>
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            <title>Oh Behave - Episode 578 When Disaster Strikes, Who Rescues the Pets?</title>
            <description>When disaster strikes, first responders rush to save human lives—but who is there for the animals? This week on Oh Behave, Arden Moore welcomes Dr. Leigh Mack, Executive Director of the First Responders Veterinary Network (FRVN), an ambitious new effort to bring trained veterinary professionals directly to emergency scenes involving pets and other animals. From dogs and cats injured in car accidents and pets trapped in house fires to overturned horse trailers and livestock emergencies, Dr. Mack explains how veterinarians could become integrated with local fire departments and 911 response systems, arriving on scene with the training, medical equipment and expertise needed to care for animal victims while human first responders concentrate on people and the emergency itself. Arden and Dr. Mack also discuss pet first aid, disaster response, the growing role pets play as members of our families, and the nationwide challenge of building a veterinary emergency-response network. It's a fascinating look at a new kind of first responder—and the four-legged lives they hope to save.</description>
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        <itunes:explicit/><itunes:subtitle>When disaster strikes, first responders rush to save human lives—but who is there for the animals? This week on Oh Behave, Arden Moore welcomes Dr. Leigh Mack, Executive Director of the First Responders Veterinary Network (FRVN), an ambitious new effort to bring trained veterinary professionals directly to emergency scenes involving pets and other animals. From dogs and cats injured in car accidents and pets trapped in house fires to overturned horse trailers and livestock emergencies, Dr. Mack explains how veterinarians could become integrated with local fire departments and 911 response systems, arriving on scene with the training, medical equipment and expertise needed to care for animal victims while human first responders concentrate on people and the emergency itself. Arden and Dr. Mack also discuss pet first aid, disaster response, the growing role pets play as members of our families, and the nationwide challenge of building a veterinary emergency-response network. It's a fascinating look at a new kind of first responder—and the four-legged lives they hope to save.</itunes:subtitle><itunes:summary>When disaster strikes, first responders rush to save human lives—but who is there for the animals? This week on Oh Behave, Arden Moore welcomes Dr. Leigh Mack, Executive Director of the First Responders Veterinary Network (FRVN), an ambitious new effort to bring trained veterinary professionals directly to emergency scenes involving pets and other animals. From dogs and cats injured in car accidents and pets trapped in house fires to overturned horse trailers and livestock emergencies, Dr. Mack explains how veterinarians could become integrated with local fire departments and 911 response systems, arriving on scene with the training, medical equipment and expertise needed to care for animal victims while human first responders concentrate on people and the emergency itself. Arden and Dr. Mack also discuss pet first aid, disaster response, the growing role pets play as members of our families, and the nationwide challenge of building a veterinary emergency-response network. It's a fascinating look at a new kind of first responder—and the four-legged lives they hope to save.</itunes:summary></item>
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            <title>Ask the Vets - Ep 550 Vaccines, Viral Raccoons &amp; Hidden Summer Dangers</title>
            <description>This week on Ask the Vets with Dr. Jeff, Dr. Jeff Werber returns from the American Veterinary Medical Association conference with some thought-provoking takeaways about pet vaccines, including why he believes vaccinations should be tailored to an individual pet’s lifestyle and risk factors, and how vaccine titers may help determine whether your pet really needs another booster. Dr. Jeff also answers listener questions about pulmonary hypertension, oxygen therapy, heart disease and itchy dogs, and explains why an echocardiogram can reveal important information that ordinary X-rays can’t. Plus, meet the viral raccoon with an incredibly rare condition known as short spine syndrome! And with summer in full swing, Dr. Jeff reveals potentially serious seasonal dangers lurking at barbecues, around the house and even at the beach—from xylitol, chocolate and toxic plants to saltwater poisoning and sand impaction. It’s another information-packed hour of veterinary advice designed to help you make smarter decisions for your pets.</description>
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        <itunes:explicit/><itunes:subtitle>This week on Ask the Vets with Dr. Jeff, Dr. Jeff Werber returns from the American Veterinary Medical Association conference with some thought-provoking takeaways about pet vaccines, including why he believes vaccinations should be tailored to an individual pet’s lifestyle and risk factors, and how vaccine titers may help determine whether your pet really needs another booster. Dr. Jeff also answers listener questions about pulmonary hypertension, oxygen therapy, heart disease and itchy dogs, and explains why an echocardiogram can reveal important information that ordinary X-rays can’t. Plus, meet the viral raccoon with an incredibly rare condition known as short spine syndrome! And with summer in full swing, Dr. Jeff reveals potentially serious seasonal dangers lurking at barbecues, around the house and even at the beach—from xylitol, chocolate and toxic plants to saltwater poisoning and sand impaction. It’s another information-packed hour of veterinary advice designed to help you make smarter decisions for your pets.</itunes:subtitle><itunes:summary>This week on Ask the Vets with Dr. Jeff, Dr. Jeff Werber returns from the American Veterinary Medical Association conference with some thought-provoking takeaways about pet vaccines, including why he believes vaccinations should be tailored to an individual pet’s lifestyle and risk factors, and how vaccine titers may help determine whether your pet really needs another booster. Dr. Jeff also answers listener questions about pulmonary hypertension, oxygen therapy, heart disease and itchy dogs, and explains why an echocardiogram can reveal important information that ordinary X-rays can’t. Plus, meet the viral raccoon with an incredibly rare condition known as short spine syndrome! And with summer in full swing, Dr. Jeff reveals potentially serious seasonal dangers lurking at barbecues, around the house and even at the beach—from xylitol, chocolate and toxic plants to saltwater poisoning and sand impaction. It’s another information-packed hour of veterinary advice designed to help you make smarter decisions for your pets.</itunes:summary></item>
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            <title>Lucky's Stars - Episode 22 Dog Days &amp; Cat-itudes: August Pet Horoscopes Are Here!</title>
            <description>The dog days of summer have officially gone to the dogs—and the cats aren't too happy about it either! On the August edition of Lucky's Stars, Lucky looks to the cosmos to reveal what the month has in store for every canine and feline zodiac sign. From heat-induced drama and strategic naps to barking at the sun, judging ceiling fans, demanding air conditioning and wondering why humans can't get anything right, August is testing everyone's patience. Will your Leo demand worship without lifting a paw? Will your Gemini have even MORE to say? Is your Scorpio secretly plotting revenge from a cool, dark corner? Grab the treats, crank up the AC and discover what the stars have written for your four-legged family members—because your pet already knows the universe revolves around them!</description>
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        <itunes:explicit/><itunes:subtitle>The dog days of summer have officially gone to the dogs—and the cats aren't too happy about it either! On the August edition of Lucky's Stars, Lucky looks to the cosmos to reveal what the month has in store for every canine and feline zodiac sign. From heat-induced drama and strategic naps to barking at the sun, judging ceiling fans, demanding air conditioning and wondering why humans can't get anything right, August is testing everyone's patience. Will your Leo demand worship without lifting a paw? Will your Gemini have even MORE to say? Is your Scorpio secretly plotting revenge from a cool, dark corner? Grab the treats, crank up the AC and discover what the stars have written for your four-legged family members—because your pet already knows the universe revolves around them!</itunes:subtitle><itunes:summary>The dog days of summer have officially gone to the dogs—and the cats aren't too happy about it either! On the August edition of Lucky's Stars, Lucky looks to the cosmos to reveal what the month has in store for every canine and feline zodiac sign. From heat-induced drama and strategic naps to barking at the sun, judging ceiling fans, demanding air conditioning and wondering why humans can't get anything right, August is testing everyone's patience. Will your Leo demand worship without lifting a paw? Will your Gemini have even MORE to say? Is your Scorpio secretly plotting revenge from a cool, dark corner? Grab the treats, crank up the AC and discover what the stars have written for your four-legged family members—because your pet already knows the universe revolves around them!</itunes:summary></item>
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            <title>Whisker Report - Episode 44 Inside the Editor’s Inbox: How Pet Brands Get Noticed</title>
            <description>This week on The Whisker Report, host Mary Tan and producer Mark Winter welcome Kimberlie Clyma, Senior Editor of Pet Food Processing, for an insider's look at what's shaping the booming pet food industry—and what it takes for pet brands to get noticed by the media. Kimberlie explores the growing humanization of pet food, from fresh diets and functional ingredients to probiotics, gut health and consumers' increasing demand for transparency and claims backed by research. Then she takes us behind the editor's desk to reveal what makes a PR pitch stand out, the mistakes that send emails straight to the trash, why a thoughtful follow-up is perfectly acceptable, and how pet companies can make the most of journalists at trade shows. Plus, Kimberlie previews the upcoming Pet Food Processing Exchange and shares one of her most important pieces of advice for emerging pet brands: lead with the passion and authentic story behind your business to rise above the competition</description>
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        <itunes:explicit/><itunes:subtitle>This week on The Whisker Report, host Mary Tan and producer Mark Winter welcome Kimberlie Clyma, Senior Editor of Pet Food Processing, for an insider's look at what's shaping the booming pet food industry—and what it takes for pet brands to get noticed by the media. Kimberlie explores the growing humanization of pet food, from fresh diets and functional ingredients to probiotics, gut health and consumers' increasing demand for transparency and claims backed by research. Then she takes us behind the editor's desk to reveal what makes a PR pitch stand out, the mistakes that send emails straight to the trash, why a thoughtful follow-up is perfectly acceptable, and how pet companies can make the most of journalists at trade shows. Plus, Kimberlie previews the upcoming Pet Food Processing Exchange and shares one of her most important pieces of advice for emerging pet brands: lead with the passion and authentic story behind your business to rise above the competition</itunes:subtitle><itunes:summary>This week on The Whisker Report, host Mary Tan and producer Mark Winter welcome Kimberlie Clyma, Senior Editor of Pet Food Processing, for an insider's look at what's shaping the booming pet food industry—and what it takes for pet brands to get noticed by the media. Kimberlie explores the growing humanization of pet food, from fresh diets and functional ingredients to probiotics, gut health and consumers' increasing demand for transparency and claims backed by research. Then she takes us behind the editor's desk to reveal what makes a PR pitch stand out, the mistakes that send emails straight to the trash, why a thoughtful follow-up is perfectly acceptable, and how pet companies can make the most of journalists at trade shows. Plus, Kimberlie previews the upcoming Pet Food Processing Exchange and shares one of her most important pieces of advice for emerging pet brands: lead with the passion and authentic story behind your business to rise above the competition</itunes:summary></item>
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            <title>Canine Master - Episode 30 The Summer Social: Training Your Dog for Guests &amp; Gatherings</title>
            <description>In this episode, Chris and Jaimee talk about how to set your dogs up for success this summer season with lots of parties and events.  When and how you should allow your dog to participate in these activities and how to get them set up for good greeting behavior.  We discuss how to set predictable patterns of behavior for gatherings such as pool parties and what dogs need to feel comfortable.  We close the show by going through reminders about pet safety tips and advisories for the summer heat.</description>
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        <itunes:explicit/><itunes:subtitle>In this episode, Chris and Jaimee talk about how to set your dogs up for success this summer season with lots of parties and events. When and how you should allow your dog to participate in these activities and how to get them set up for good greeting behavior. We discuss how to set predictable patterns of behavior for gatherings such as pool parties and what dogs need to feel comfortable. We close the show by going through reminders about pet safety tips and advisories for the summer heat.</itunes:subtitle><itunes:summary>In this episode, Chris and Jaimee talk about how to set your dogs up for success this summer season with lots of parties and events. When and how you should allow your dog to participate in these activities and how to get them set up for good greeting behavior. We discuss how to set predictable patterns of behavior for gatherings such as pool parties and what dogs need to feel comfortable. We close the show by going through reminders about pet safety tips and advisories for the summer heat.</itunes:summary></item>
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            <title>Rappaport To The Rescue Paw 89: A Fascinating Conversation with Actor, Producer, Director and Author, Griffin Dunne</title>
            <description>Griffin Dunne has had one of the most diverse careers and comes from one of the most prominent literary families, steeped in Hollywood history. He discusses it all, including breaking news on his newest Netflix gig!
Plus, we’ll catch up with our cat correspondent Deborah Cribbs, founder of the Give Them Ten movement.</description>
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        <itunes:explicit/><itunes:subtitle>Griffin Dunne has had one of the most diverse careers and comes from one of the most prominent literary families, steeped in Hollywood history. He discusses it all, including breaking news on his newest Netflix gig! Plus, we’ll catch up with our cat correspondent Deborah Cribbs, founder of the Give Them Ten movement.</itunes:subtitle><itunes:summary>Griffin Dunne has had one of the most diverse careers and comes from one of the most prominent literary families, steeped in Hollywood history. He discusses it all, including breaking news on his newest Netflix gig! Plus, we’ll catch up with our cat correspondent Deborah Cribbs, founder of the Give Them Ten movement.</itunes:summary></item>
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            <title>Save A Pooch - Episode 70 Beyond the Festival</title>
            <description>In this episode of Save A Pooch, we're joined by Anjie Robinson, President and founder of the Muttstock Board of Directors. Muttstock is best known for its festival, but the real work happens year-round through FLIPP, one of the organization's core programs, which focuses on keeping pets and their guardians safe and together. One facet of this is non-surgical population birth control: implants and injectables that offer a non-invasive, cost-effective alternative to traditional large-scale spay/neuter efforts. This approach eases pressure on overcrowded rescues and reduces the harm that comes when communities are left to handle overpopulation on their own.</description>
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        <itunes:explicit/><itunes:subtitle>In this episode of Save A Pooch, we're joined by Anjie Robinson, President and founder of the Muttstock Board of Directors. Muttstock is best known for its festival, but the real work happens year-round through FLIPP, one of the organization's core programs, which focuses on keeping pets and their guardians safe and together. One facet of this is non-surgical population birth control: implants and injectables that offer a non-invasive, cost-effective alternative to traditional large-scale spay/neuter efforts. This approach eases pressure on overcrowded rescues and reduces the harm that comes when communities are left to handle overpopulation on their own.</itunes:subtitle><itunes:summary>In this episode of Save A Pooch, we're joined by Anjie Robinson, President and founder of the Muttstock Board of Directors. Muttstock is best known for its festival, but the real work happens year-round through FLIPP, one of the organization's core programs, which focuses on keeping pets and their guardians safe and together. One facet of this is non-surgical population birth control: implants and injectables that offer a non-invasive, cost-effective alternative to traditional large-scale spay/neuter efforts. This approach eases pressure on overcrowded rescues and reduces the harm that comes when communities are left to handle overpopulation on their own.</itunes:summary></item>
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            <title>Working Like Dogs - Ep 211 A Horse's World</title>
            <description>What happens inside the mind of a horse? In this fascinating episode, Marcie and Fenway sit down with neuroscientist, equine researcher, and author Dr. Janet Jones to explore the remarkable world of horse cognition, emotion, and communication through her groundbreaking new book, A Horse's World: A Neuroscientist's Journey into the Equine Mind. Dr. Jones takes us beyond myths and assumptions to reveal how horses perceive, learn, remember, and connect with humans—sharing insights from decades of research that will transform the way you understand these incredible animals. Whether you are a lifelong horse lover, a curious science enthusiast, or simply fascinated by the minds of other species, this conversation offers a captivating journey into the intelligence, sensitivity, and extraordinary inner lives of horses and how they can connect with us.</description>
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        <itunes:explicit/><itunes:subtitle>What happens inside the mind of a horse? In this fascinating episode, Marcie and Fenway sit down with neuroscientist, equine researcher, and author Dr. Janet Jones to explore the remarkable world of horse cognition, emotion, and communication through her groundbreaking new book, A Horse's World: A Neuroscientist's Journey into the Equine Mind. Dr. Jones takes us beyond myths and assumptions to reveal how horses perceive, learn, remember, and connect with humans—sharing insights from decades of research that will transform the way you understand these incredible animals. Whether you are a lifelong horse lover, a curious science enthusiast, or simply fascinated by the minds of other species, this conversation offers a captivating journey into the intelligence, sensitivity, and extraordinary inner lives of horses and how they can connect with us.</itunes:subtitle><itunes:summary>What happens inside the mind of a horse? In this fascinating episode, Marcie and Fenway sit down with neuroscientist, equine researcher, and author Dr. Janet Jones to explore the remarkable world of horse cognition, emotion, and communication through her groundbreaking new book, A Horse's World: A Neuroscientist's Journey into the Equine Mind. Dr. Jones takes us beyond myths and assumptions to reveal how horses perceive, learn, remember, and connect with humans—sharing insights from decades of research that will transform the way you understand these incredible animals. Whether you are a lifelong horse lover, a curious science enthusiast, or simply fascinated by the minds of other species, this conversation offers a captivating journey into the intelligence, sensitivity, and extraordinary inner lives of horses and how they can connect with us.</itunes:summary></item>
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            <title>Aquariumania - Episode 101 Uncovering The Secrets of Aquascaping with Plant Expert Chantz Cramer</title>
            <description>Planted aquariums comprised of lush sculpted underwater gardens or evoking natural settings in nature are a thing of beauty, and experts in aquascaping are artists in their own right. My guest today, Chantz Cramer, a long-time hobbyist and award winner in competitive aquascaping has inspired many hobbyists with his beautiful aquaria. Join us, as Chantz shares his journey from hobbyist to aquascaping expert and educator.</description>
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        <itunes:explicit/><itunes:subtitle>Planted aquariums comprised of lush sculpted underwater gardens or evoking natural settings in nature are a thing of beauty, and experts in aquascaping are artists in their own right. My guest today, Chantz Cramer, a long-time hobbyist and award winner in competitive aquascaping has inspired many hobbyists with his beautiful aquaria. Join us, as Chantz shares his journey from hobbyist to aquascaping expert and educator.</itunes:subtitle><itunes:summary>Planted aquariums comprised of lush sculpted underwater gardens or evoking natural settings in nature are a thing of beauty, and experts in aquascaping are artists in their own right. My guest today, Chantz Cramer, a long-time hobbyist and award winner in competitive aquascaping has inspired many hobbyists with his beautiful aquaria. Join us, as Chantz shares his journey from hobbyist to aquascaping expert and educator.</itunes:summary></item>
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            <title>Saaving The Streets - Episode 18 Infusing Inclusion into Animal Rescue with Sterling, the Trap King</title>
            <description>This week, we spoke with the legend himself, Sterling Davis, from TrapKing Humane, a TNR-focused organization based in the US. As three dedicated vegans and animal rescuers, we discussed the connections between animal rescue and animal rights, and veganism’s lack of prevalence amongst animal rescuers. As a champion of inclusion and diversity across the animal rescue sector, Sterling shared his experiences around bringing men, people of color, and other groups into animal rescue, to show how everyone has a place in the world of animals. We discussed the prevalence of white animal rescuers being platformed across the world, even in countries where they are not from, and being receivers of the majority of funding and resources provided to animal rescuers globally. Sterling shared his experience during a TNR trip to Greece, where Alex and Sterling first met, and their plans for documentaries, tv shows, and future international rescue trips bringing TNR into the world’s focus.</description>
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        <itunes:explicit/><itunes:subtitle>This week, we spoke with the legend himself, Sterling Davis, from TrapKing Humane, a TNR-focused organization based in the US. As three dedicated vegans and animal rescuers, we discussed the connections between animal rescue and animal rights, and veganism’s lack of prevalence amongst animal rescuers. As a champion of inclusion and diversity across the animal rescue sector, Sterling shared his experiences around bringing men, people of color, and other groups into animal rescue, to show how everyone has a place in the world of animals. We discussed the prevalence of white animal rescuers being platformed across the world, even in countries where they are not from, and being receivers of the majority of funding and resources provided to animal rescuers globally. Sterling shared his experience during a TNR trip to Greece, where Alex and Sterling first met, and their plans for documentaries, tv shows, and future international rescue trips bringing TNR into the world’s focus.</itunes:subtitle><itunes:summary>This week, we spoke with the legend himself, Sterling Davis, from TrapKing Humane, a TNR-focused organization based in the US. As three dedicated vegans and animal rescuers, we discussed the connections between animal rescue and animal rights, and veganism’s lack of prevalence amongst animal rescuers. As a champion of inclusion and diversity across the animal rescue sector, Sterling shared his experiences around bringing men, people of color, and other groups into animal rescue, to show how everyone has a place in the world of animals. We discussed the prevalence of white animal rescuers being platformed across the world, even in countries where they are not from, and being receivers of the majority of funding and resources provided to animal rescuers globally. Sterling shared his experience during a TNR trip to Greece, where Alex and Sterling first met, and their plans for documentaries, tv shows, and future international rescue trips bringing TNR into the world’s focus.</itunes:summary></item>
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            <title>Covered In Pet Hair - Episode 134 Tails from the Trade: Inside Professional Pet Sitting - Part 2</title>
            <description>In this insightful interview, Isabel chats with Scott Black, a seasoned pet sitting professional with over 19 years of experience. In the episode, Scott shares valuable tips, stories, and best practices for pet parents and pet sitters. Scott also shares personal anecdotes that illustrate these points, providing a rich, experience-based perspective on the pet sitting industry, one that has evolved dramatically in almost 20 years. Isabel and Scott have so much to discuss and share about the pet sitting industry; this episode is the first part of a two-part interview. Check back to listen to the conclusion of this fantastic discussion. Enjoy the show!</description>
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        <itunes:explicit/><itunes:subtitle>In this insightful interview, Isabel chats with Scott Black, a seasoned pet sitting professional with over 19 years of experience. In the episode, Scott shares valuable tips, stories, and best practices for pet parents and pet sitters. Scott also shares personal anecdotes that illustrate these points, providing a rich, experience-based perspective on the pet sitting industry, one that has evolved dramatically in almost 20 years. Isabel and Scott have so much to discuss and share about the pet sitting industry; this episode is the first part of a two-part interview. Check back to listen to the conclusion of this fantastic discussion. Enjoy the show!</itunes:subtitle><itunes:summary>In this insightful interview, Isabel chats with Scott Black, a seasoned pet sitting professional with over 19 years of experience. In the episode, Scott shares valuable tips, stories, and best practices for pet parents and pet sitters. Scott also shares personal anecdotes that illustrate these points, providing a rich, experience-based perspective on the pet sitting industry, one that has evolved dramatically in almost 20 years. Isabel and Scott have so much to discuss and share about the pet sitting industry; this episode is the first part of a two-part interview. Check back to listen to the conclusion of this fantastic discussion. Enjoy the show!</itunes:summary></item>
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            <title>Nine Lives with Dr. Kat - Ep 153 Helping Cats Be Pain Free</title>
            <description>In this episode of Nine Lives with Dr. Kat, Dr. Kat chats with Kirsty Oliver, a veterinary technician specialized in physical therapy for cats. They explore the world of feline rehabilitation and how it can improve the mobility, comfort, and overall quality of life for cats. From helping older cats with arthritis to supporting recovery after surgery, Kirsty shares how physical therapy is not just for dogs—cats can benefit too!&lt;br /&gt;
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Whether it’s using gentle stretches, massage, or laser therapy, Kirsty discusses the various techniques that can help cats heal and move more comfortably. She also explains what pet owners can do at home to assist their cats’ recovery and maintain their health, from modifying the environment to managing weight. This episode is a must-listen for any cat lover looking to learn how to help their feline friends live their best (and most comfortable) lives!</description>
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            <pubDate>Fri, 22 Nov 2019 08:55:17 -0500</pubDate>
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        <itunes:explicit/><itunes:subtitle>In this episode of Nine Lives with Dr. Kat, Dr. Kat chats with Kirsty Oliver, a veterinary technician specialized in physical therapy for cats. They explore the world of feline rehabilitation and how it can improve the mobility, comfort, and overall quality of life for cats. From helping older cats with arthritis to supporting recovery after surgery, Kirsty shares how physical therapy is not just for dogs—cats can benefit too! Whether it’s using gentle stretches, massage, or laser therapy, Kirsty discusses the various techniques that can help cats heal and move more comfortably. She also explains what pet owners can do at home to assist their cats’ recovery and maintain their health, from modifying the environment to managing weight. This episode is a must-listen for any cat lover looking to learn how to help their feline friends live their best (and most comfortable) lives!</itunes:subtitle><itunes:summary>In this episode of Nine Lives with Dr. Kat, Dr. Kat chats with Kirsty Oliver, a veterinary technician specialized in physical therapy for cats. They explore the world of feline rehabilitation and how it can improve the mobility, comfort, and overall quality of life for cats. From helping older cats with arthritis to supporting recovery after surgery, Kirsty shares how physical therapy is not just for dogs—cats can benefit too! Whether it’s using gentle stretches, massage, or laser therapy, Kirsty discusses the various techniques that can help cats heal and move more comfortably. She also explains what pet owners can do at home to assist their cats’ recovery and maintain their health, from modifying the environment to managing weight. This episode is a must-listen for any cat lover looking to learn how to help their feline friends live their best (and most comfortable) lives!</itunes:summary></item>
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            <title>Unleashed - Episode 87 Adopted, Trained, Loved… Returned: The Truth About Taking a Dog Back</title>
            <description>On this episode of Unleashed, Cheryl Kaye meets Brian at the dog park and hears the heartwarming story of Forrest —Brian’s very first dog at age 43—adopted through Magic City Canine, a unique prison-based training program at the Everglades Correctional Institution. Brian shares what it’s really like to finally become a dog dad: the joy, the bonding, the routines, the unexpected responsibilities, and how Forrest has fit into family life with teenagers and a cat at home. Cheryl and Brian talk dog-park dynamics, training, hand signals, ball-thief behavior, leash manners, pool safety, and the surprising ways dogs change your social life and daily rhythm. Then, in a powerful addendum, Cheryl reveals that Forrest was returned—and delivers an emotional, eye-opening message about what “returning” a dog can do to their trust, confidence, and sense of home, reminding listeners that adopting a pet must be a forever commitment.</description>
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        <itunes:explicit/><itunes:subtitle>On this episode of Unleashed, Cheryl Kaye meets Brian at the dog park and hears the heartwarming story of Forrest —Brian’s very first dog at age 43—adopted through Magic City Canine, a unique prison-based training program at the Everglades Correctional Institution. Brian shares what it’s really like to finally become a dog dad: the joy, the bonding, the routines, the unexpected responsibilities, and how Forrest has fit into family life with teenagers and a cat at home. Cheryl and Brian talk dog-park dynamics, training, hand signals, ball-thief behavior, leash manners, pool safety, and the surprising ways dogs change your social life and daily rhythm. Then, in a powerful addendum, Cheryl reveals that Forrest was returned—and delivers an emotional, eye-opening message about what “returning” a dog can do to their trust, confidence, and sense of home, reminding listeners that adopting a pet must be a forever commitment.</itunes:subtitle><itunes:summary>On this episode of Unleashed, Cheryl Kaye meets Brian at the dog park and hears the heartwarming story of Forrest —Brian’s very first dog at age 43—adopted through Magic City Canine, a unique prison-based training program at the Everglades Correctional Institution. Brian shares what it’s really like to finally become a dog dad: the joy, the bonding, the routines, the unexpected responsibilities, and how Forrest has fit into family life with teenagers and a cat at home. Cheryl and Brian talk dog-park dynamics, training, hand signals, ball-thief behavior, leash manners, pool safety, and the surprising ways dogs change your social life and daily rhythm. Then, in a powerful addendum, Cheryl reveals that Forrest was returned—and delivers an emotional, eye-opening message about what “returning” a dog can do to their trust, confidence, and sense of home, reminding listeners that adopting a pet must be a forever commitment.</itunes:summary></item>
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            <title>Animal Party Episode 279 When the Beach Goes to the Wolves: Dogs, Vacations &amp; Wildlife Gone Wild</title>
            <description>Did you ever plan a vacation only to arrive to rules that state your dog is too big or not allowed or must be on short leash and with you at all times? Even in the ocean? Well that's not how fetch works with a wet human and the dog can't move more than 3 feet.  Tofino has changed so if you are going there maybe you want to leave your dog at home.  &lt;br /&gt;
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Before you travel with your dog , De Wolfe recommends you research every detail.  The problem with bad dog owners is they don't obey rules like don't let dogs chase nesting birds or avoid the wolf - conflict area with prey type dogs so then the Rangers make stricter rules and then the beach literally goes to the wolves.   Wildfires erupt in Canada (and Washington State) and Canada sends firefighters to Colorado this year and many places world-wide when needed.  Now we are very grateful for the help from Mexico!  Thank you , Gracias to Mexico for sending firefighting teams.  Mexico is also in the news for recovering Jaguar numbers and Florida passes a law prohibiting anyone convicted of animal abuse from ever owning an animal again plus more good news animal news stories.   Deb Wolfe asks, 'Did you know that Orcas have never killed a human in the wild?'</description>
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        <itunes:explicit/><itunes:subtitle>Did you ever plan a vacation only to arrive to rules that state your dog is too big or not allowed or must be on short leash and with you at all times? Even in the ocean? Well that's not how fetch works with a wet human and the dog can't move more than 3 feet. Tofino has changed so if you are going there maybe you want to leave your dog at home. Before you travel with your dog , De Wolfe recommends you research every detail. The problem with bad dog owners is they don't obey rules like don't let dogs chase nesting birds or avoid the wolf - conflict area with prey type dogs so then the Rangers make stricter rules and then the beach literally goes to the wolves. Wildfires erupt in Canada (and Washington State) and Canada sends firefighters to Colorado this year and many places world-wide when needed. Now we are very grateful for the help from Mexico! Thank you , Gracias to Mexico for sending firefighting teams. Mexico is also in the news for recovering Jaguar numbers and Florida passes a law prohibiting anyone convicted of animal abuse from ever owning an animal again plus more good news animal news stories. Deb Wolfe asks, 'Did you know that Orcas have never killed a human in the wild?'</itunes:subtitle><itunes:summary>Did you ever plan a vacation only to arrive to rules that state your dog is too big or not allowed or must be on short leash and with you at all times? Even in the ocean? Well that's not how fetch works with a wet human and the dog can't move more than 3 feet. Tofino has changed so if you are going there maybe you want to leave your dog at home. Before you travel with your dog , De Wolfe recommends you research every detail. The problem with bad dog owners is they don't obey rules like don't let dogs chase nesting birds or avoid the wolf - conflict area with prey type dogs so then the Rangers make stricter rules and then the beach literally goes to the wolves. Wildfires erupt in Canada (and Washington State) and Canada sends firefighters to Colorado this year and many places world-wide when needed. Now we are very grateful for the help from Mexico! Thank you , Gracias to Mexico for sending firefighting teams. Mexico is also in the news for recovering Jaguar numbers and Florida passes a law prohibiting anyone convicted of animal abuse from ever owning an animal again plus more good news animal news stories. Deb Wolfe asks, 'Did you know that Orcas have never killed a human in the wild?'</itunes:summary></item>
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            <title>Bark And Swagger - Episode 126 The Most Beautiful, Inspired &amp; Artistic Tribute Book I’ve Ever Seen, To Dogs We’ve Loved and Lost. You Must Know About This</title>
            <description>This is what you read when you open the book. "You are holding not only a tribute to a beloved dog but also a story of love, loss, grief, and healing. Our beloved dog, Boris, tragically perished while saving our family from a devastating house fire. We were transformed by this experience and honored him by naming our son after him. After a time of reflection and growth, I wanted to use my talents to pay tribute to him, honor all dogs, and create something worthy of a dog's love.” This is written by Jacqueline Lemieux-Bokor, the photographer &amp; artist behind the beautiful tribute book, Remember Me As Sunshine. WARNING: This interview is raw, filled with emotion, some tears and a lot of love. This book was given to me by a mutual friend of ours, when my beloved Sophie passed away. I sobbed over it and have done so many times since. Meeting and then interviewing Jacqueline, who is not only an very talented artist but an incredible human, and sharing her story and this book is a tribute to all pet parents who’ve loved deeply and lost and it is an inspired way to find solace and celebrate these beautiful beings we loved so much. I hope you enjoy.</description>
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        <itunes:explicit/><itunes:subtitle>This is what you read when you open the book. "You are holding not only a tribute to a beloved dog but also a story of love, loss, grief, and healing. Our beloved dog, Boris, tragically perished while saving our family from a devastating house fire. We were transformed by this experience and honored him by naming our son after him. After a time of reflection and growth, I wanted to use my talents to pay tribute to him, honor all dogs, and create something worthy of a dog's love.” This is written by Jacqueline Lemieux-Bokor, the photographer &amp; artist behind the beautiful tribute book, Remember Me As Sunshine. WARNING: This interview is raw, filled with emotion, some tears and a lot of love. This book was given to me by a mutual friend of ours, when my beloved Sophie passed away. I sobbed over it and have done so many times since. Meeting and then interviewing Jacqueline, who is not only an very talented artist but an incredible human, and sharing her story and this book is a tribute to all pet parents who’ve loved deeply and lost and it is an inspired way to find solace and celebrate these beautiful beings we loved so much. I hope you enjoy.</itunes:subtitle><itunes:summary>This is what you read when you open the book. "You are holding not only a tribute to a beloved dog but also a story of love, loss, grief, and healing. Our beloved dog, Boris, tragically perished while saving our family from a devastating house fire. We were transformed by this experience and honored him by naming our son after him. After a time of reflection and growth, I wanted to use my talents to pay tribute to him, honor all dogs, and create something worthy of a dog's love.” This is written by Jacqueline Lemieux-Bokor, the photographer &amp; artist behind the beautiful tribute book, Remember Me As Sunshine. WARNING: This interview is raw, filled with emotion, some tears and a lot of love. This book was given to me by a mutual friend of ours, when my beloved Sophie passed away. I sobbed over it and have done so many times since. Meeting and then interviewing Jacqueline, who is not only an very talented artist but an incredible human, and sharing her story and this book is a tribute to all pet parents who’ve loved deeply and lost and it is an inspired way to find solace and celebrate these beautiful beings we loved so much. I hope you enjoy.</itunes:summary></item>
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            <title>Paranormal Pets - Episode 140 Things That Go Bark in the Night: Paranormal Pugs &amp; Haunted Happenings</title>
            <description>This week on Paranormal Pets, host Brandy Stark catches us up on the latest adventures of her paranormal pug pack—including adorable new black pug puppy Telemachus—and some decidedly strange activity surrounding her four-legged ghost hunters. When an electronic candle mysteriously switches on by itself at Brandy's reportedly haunted art studio, one of her pugs suddenly begins barking intensely at the exact spot as though someone—or something—is standing there. Brandy also shares what happens when her pugs encounter allegedly haunted dolls and other unusual artifacts destined for her planned paranormal museum. Then local author Deb Carson joins the show to talk about her own connection to the paranormal, her experiences in some of St. Petersburg's spirited locations, and the remarkable personal history behind her book Becoming Flo: A Mostly True Story. From haunted hideaways and mysterious canine reactions to pugs, spirits and things that go bark in the night, it's another wonderfully weird journey into the world where pets and the paranormal collide</description>
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        <itunes:explicit/><itunes:subtitle>This week on Paranormal Pets, host Brandy Stark catches us up on the latest adventures of her paranormal pug pack—including adorable new black pug puppy Telemachus—and some decidedly strange activity surrounding her four-legged ghost hunters. When an electronic candle mysteriously switches on by itself at Brandy's reportedly haunted art studio, one of her pugs suddenly begins barking intensely at the exact spot as though someone—or something—is standing there. Brandy also shares what happens when her pugs encounter allegedly haunted dolls and other unusual artifacts destined for her planned paranormal museum. Then local author Deb Carson joins the show to talk about her own connection to the paranormal, her experiences in some of St. Petersburg's spirited locations, and the remarkable personal history behind her book Becoming Flo: A Mostly True Story. From haunted hideaways and mysterious canine reactions to pugs, spirits and things that go bark in the night, it's another wonderfully weird journey into the world where pets and the paranormal collide</itunes:subtitle><itunes:summary>This week on Paranormal Pets, host Brandy Stark catches us up on the latest adventures of her paranormal pug pack—including adorable new black pug puppy Telemachus—and some decidedly strange activity surrounding her four-legged ghost hunters. When an electronic candle mysteriously switches on by itself at Brandy's reportedly haunted art studio, one of her pugs suddenly begins barking intensely at the exact spot as though someone—or something—is standing there. Brandy also shares what happens when her pugs encounter allegedly haunted dolls and other unusual artifacts destined for her planned paranormal museum. Then local author Deb Carson joins the show to talk about her own connection to the paranormal, her experiences in some of St. Petersburg's spirited locations, and the remarkable personal history behind her book Becoming Flo: A Mostly True Story. From haunted hideaways and mysterious canine reactions to pugs, spirits and things that go bark in the night, it's another wonderfully weird journey into the world where pets and the paranormal collide</itunes:summary></item>
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            <title>19 Cats and Counting Episode 168 Understanding Cat Shows and Responsible Cat Breeding, with Teresa Keiger</title>
            <description>When most people think about cat shows, they picture beautiful, pampered cats competing for ribbons. But there is so much more to the world of pedigreed cats than meets the eye.
My guest, Teresa Keiger, wears many hats in the world of cats. She is a CFA (Cat Fanciers Association) Judge, A Russian Blue breeder, editor of Cat Talk magazine, owner of a graphics design business, providers of graphics for the CWA (Cat Writers Association). Wheww! Needless to say, Teresa stays very busy!
Teresa shares how she became involved in the world of pedigreed cats and discusses her work with the Cat Fanciers' Association (CFA). We also talk about traveling with show cats, what it's like to judge cats, and the many people who dedicate their lives to preserving and improving the breeds they love.
During the second half of our conversation, we tackle one of the most misunderstood topics in the cat world: responsible breeding. Did you know that only about 3% to 5% of domestic cats come from intentional, responsible breeding programs? We discuss why ethical breeding plays an important role in preserving healthy bloodlines, maintaining breed standards, and helping ensure that many beloved breeds continue to thrive for future generations.
Whether you've always wondered what happens at a cat show, are curious about pedigreed cats, or simply want a better understanding of responsible breeding, this episode offers an informative look into a fascinating part of the cat world.</description>
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        <itunes:explicit/><itunes:subtitle>When most people think about cat shows, they picture beautiful, pampered cats competing for ribbons. But there is so much more to the world of pedigreed cats than meets the eye. My guest, Teresa Keiger, wears many hats in the world of cats. She is a CFA (Cat Fanciers Association) Judge, A Russian Blue breeder, editor of Cat Talk magazine, owner of a graphics design business, providers of graphics for the CWA (Cat Writers Association). Wheww! Needless to say, Teresa stays very busy! Teresa shares how she became involved in the world of pedigreed cats and discusses her work with the Cat Fanciers' Association (CFA). We also talk about traveling with show cats, what it's like to judge cats, and the many people who dedicate their lives to preserving and improving the breeds they love. During the second half of our conversation, we tackle one of the most misunderstood topics in the cat world: responsible breeding. Did you know that only about 3% to 5% of domestic cats come from intentional, responsible breeding programs? We discuss why ethical breeding plays an important role in preserving healthy bloodlines, maintaining breed standards, and helping ensure that many beloved breeds continue to thrive for future generations. Whether you've always wondered what happens at a cat show, are curious about pedigreed cats, or simply want a better understanding of responsible breeding, this episode offers an informative look into a fascinating part of the cat world.</itunes:subtitle><itunes:summary>When most people think about cat shows, they picture beautiful, pampered cats competing for ribbons. But there is so much more to the world of pedigreed cats than meets the eye. My guest, Teresa Keiger, wears many hats in the world of cats. She is a CFA (Cat Fanciers Association) Judge, A Russian Blue breeder, editor of Cat Talk magazine, owner of a graphics design business, providers of graphics for the CWA (Cat Writers Association). Wheww! Needless to say, Teresa stays very busy! Teresa shares how she became involved in the world of pedigreed cats and discusses her work with the Cat Fanciers' Association (CFA). We also talk about traveling with show cats, what it's like to judge cats, and the many people who dedicate their lives to preserving and improving the breeds they love. During the second half of our conversation, we tackle one of the most misunderstood topics in the cat world: responsible breeding. Did you know that only about 3% to 5% of domestic cats come from intentional, responsible breeding programs? We discuss why ethical breeding plays an important role in preserving healthy bloodlines, maintaining breed standards, and helping ensure that many beloved breeds continue to thrive for future generations. Whether you've always wondered what happens at a cat show, are curious about pedigreed cats, or simply want a better understanding of responsible breeding, this episode offers an informative look into a fascinating part of the cat world.</itunes:summary></item>
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            <title>Animal Writes - Episode 258 Jen de Oliveira - Pip &amp; Pals: Otter Space!</title>
            <description>Joining me for this episode is cartoonist and writer Jen de Oliveira. We have a chat about her latest early reader graphic novel, Pip &amp; Pals: Otter Space! A sweet and funny story about Pip (River Otter), his cast of animal friends and one great adventure. Jen also shares how she creates all the cartoons and storylines for this and all of her books. Have a listen to this fun and educational chat with one of the best, Jen de Oliveira. Enjoy!</description>
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            <pubDate>Tue, 18 Aug 2026 17:56:11 -0400</pubDate>
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        <itunes:explicit/><itunes:subtitle>Joining me for this episode is cartoonist and writer Jen de Oliveira. We have a chat about her latest early reader graphic novel, Pip &amp; Pals: Otter Space! A sweet and funny story about Pip (River Otter), his cast of animal friends and one great adventure. Jen also shares how she creates all the cartoons and storylines for this and all of her books. Have a listen to this fun and educational chat with one of the best, Jen de Oliveira. Enjoy!</itunes:subtitle><itunes:summary>Joining me for this episode is cartoonist and writer Jen de Oliveira. We have a chat about her latest early reader graphic novel, Pip &amp; Pals: Otter Space! A sweet and funny story about Pip (River Otter), his cast of animal friends and one great adventure. Jen also shares how she creates all the cartoons and storylines for this and all of her books. Have a listen to this fun and educational chat with one of the best, Jen de Oliveira. Enjoy!</itunes:summary></item>
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