This is a podcast from a couple, Leili & Kevin, about making videos and taking photos of your cat. They have a lot of experience in videography. Leili & Kevin are the founders of Supakit. In this podcast they talk … Continue reading →
Please listen to the audio file for my opinion as to why PETA pronounce their acronym ‘Peter’. Technically the way they say it is incorrect. But understandably they have forced an ‘incorrect’ pronounciation. See what you think of my take … Continue reading →
This is a brilliant podcast from Ruth in which she expresses her thoughts about domestic cats and the coronavirus pandemic. She gives us her Message from America. It is wide ranging and above all positive. Ruth takes the positives from … Continue reading →
Ruth describes how she enjoys interacting with her cat, Monty, and letting him be himself and make his own decisions. She learned to get used to Monty being Monty. It is about people fitting in with their cat’s behavior. She … Continue reading →
This is Ruth’s second podcast from Wisconsin, USA. She provides insights into cat guardianship (aka ownership) in a country which has the world’s largest number of domestic cats and cat lovers. It is a very full and quite detailed personal … Continue reading →
This is a podcast by Ruth a friend of mine who lives in southeast Wisconsin, USA. She kindly agreed to tell her story of how she met and adopted her cat Monty. She opens up on her feelings on how … Continue reading →
You can hear how I say ‘cat’ in French by playing the audio file below. You spell the words as follows: Female cat: chatte Male cat: chat Kitten: chaton My accent is not bad but not 100% 🙂 But if … Continue reading →
This is an audio recording of my discussion with Sharon who is an Australian woman living in Melbourne, Australia. She also has a home on French Island which is not that far from Melbourne (see map below). French Island is … Continue reading →
Yvette Harper is an extraordinary lady. She understands feral cats and knows that you never force along the process of socialization. It’s baby steps all the way otherwise you get knock-backs because cats lose the trust that has been patiently … Continue reading →
I have just spent a very pleasant hour with a lady, Jan, who I meet regularly at the local gym. She lives about 15 minutes walk from my home. She is a teacher and she lives in a nice, leafy, … Continue reading →
