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In this week’s all-new episode, Gwen speaks with Julie Kelley, founder and director of the Let’s Be SMART cat rescue organization in Greece! Also, Gwen gives an update on the situation for animals in Ukraine, and what you can do to help out the heroic organizations and people risking their lives to save other lives. Plus, Gwen answers a reader question: How do I know if I really love my cat, or if my cat really loves me?
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In this week’s all-new episode, Gwen speaks with Ashley Byrne of PETA and Alexandra Sava of Sava’s Safe Haven in Romania to get gripping firsthand accounts of what’s being done to save cats, dogs, and other four-legged refugees from the war zone in Ukraine—and, of course, what YOU can do in this crisis to help save lives TODAY!
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On this week’s all-new episode, Gwen is once again speaking with philosopher, author, and all-around man of letters John Gray about his book “Feline Philosophy: Cats and the Meaning of Life,” and the ways in which cats can help all of us to be better, happier, more fulfilled, and more ethical humans. It’s an entertaining and deeply thought-provoking conversation you won’t want to miss—so check it out now!
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On this week’s all-new episode, join Gwen as she speaks with philosopher John Gray--chief book reviewer for The New Statesman, London School of Economics professor emeritus, and "One of the most important thinkers alive," according to The Times (London)--about his newest book Feline Philosophy: Cats and the Meaning of Life. It's the first of a two-part conversation about how living with, and striving to be more like, our feline companions can make us happier, more fulfilled, and more virtuous humans. A fascinating discussion you won’t want to miss!
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In this week’s all-new episode,Gwen addresses some of the negative emails and wild rumor mongering she received in response to last week’s conversation with Charlotte Maxwell-Jones, the American woman courageous enough to remain in Afghanistan rescuing animals following the evacuation of US troops. (Many thanks, by the way, to those who have joined Gwen in supporting this incredibly worthwhile cause!)
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On an unforgettable new episode—more than five months in the making!—Gwen speaks with Kabul Small Animal Rescue founder and director, Charlotte Maxwell-Jones, and hears her firsthand account of her harrowing attempt to evacuate Afghanistan with nearly 300 rescue animals back in August, and the heartbreaking moment when she was turned back at the Kabul airport. Charlotte was finally able to successfully airlift 286 dogs and cats to safety in Canada just this past week, and she also tells us about everything that went into that five-month-long, nearly superhuman effort. Plus: what the future holds for Charlotte and for Kabul Small Animal Rescue. Listen now!
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On this week’s all-new episode, Gwen speaks with USA Today and internationally bestselling author (and cat mom extraordinaire) Jillian Cantor about her brand-new novel, Beautiful Little Fools. Plus, Gwen offers one of her super-rare book giveaways! Also in this episode, Clayton takes a fancy to an old cat scratcher temporarily moved to a new location (close to the front door, preparatory to being tossed out for good), but is decidedly less enthusiastic with Gwen when the cat scratcher finally meets its fate on the trash heap. It’s drama dished up feline-style, and you won’t want to miss it—so listen right MEOW!
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On this week’s all-new episode, Clayton finally speaks on-air! In an event that’s been nearly a year in the making, Clayton expresses his feline disapproval of attention being paid to anything other than himself, and you definitely don’t want to miss it! Later in the episode, Gwen speaks with Australian filmmaker and journalist Melanie Morningstar about the joys and challenges of adopting previously abused cats who still find it difficult to trust a human—and who sometimes express that mistrust as physical aggression. Listen to it right MEOW!
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In this week’s all-new episode of Curl Up with a Cat Tale, Gwen tackles the cold-weather under-the-covers feline pile-on and why books and cats go so well together. Later, Gwen reads a hilarious excerpt from “My Life in a Cat House” that’s guaranteed to make you chuckle. Check it out MEOW!
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It’s finally 2022! And Clayton and Fanny finally speak! Contrary to internet rumors that have been circulating over the past few days, Fanny the cat is alive and well—and speaks up rather loudly on her own behalf on this week’s all-new episode. Clayton joins in as well! Plus, an update on Kabul Small Animal Rescue and New Year’s resolutions on this very first episode of 2022. Take a listen right MEOW!
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