In previous episodes I spoke with two young people who have participated in dog performance events and who are active in programs that help facilitate animal related activities. Today’s guest is a judge and dog trainer who is energetic and I am impressed with her ability to inspire others to work positively with their … Continue reading A Mentor To Our Youth – A Conversation With Charlotte Mielziner
Much like the dinosaurs, We’re BACK! Back with another episode of “Is It Worth It?” For this instalment, we’ll be tackling the four issue mini-series The Question: Many Deaths of Vic Sage from DC’s Black Label The My Big Fat Pull List Podcast Links Bar: Subscribe via iTunes | Subscribe via RSS Feed … Continue reading Is It Worth It? The Question: Deaths Of Vic Sage
As a clinical social worker who has been part of the healthcare system for many years, I’ve recognized the valuable influence animals have on my clients lives. I’ve also benefited from having animals as part of my family since I was young. When clients come to me for therapy after the loss of a … Continue reading A Conversation On The Many Aspects Of The Human-Animal Relationship
Friday The 13th: The Series isn’t just the focal point for cursed antiques, 80’s haircuts and slow jams with the Devil – it’s the nexus for the meeting of minds of all kinds. Tonight, we’ll chat with Alyse Wax, author of Curious Goods: Behind the Scenes of Friday the 13th: The Series who is … Continue reading An Interview with Alyse Wax – Author of Curious Goods: Behind the Scenes of Friday The 13th: The Series
Welcome to another edition of Current Issues, where your hosts ignore all the ugliness in the world and discuss fun, happy things like comics, video games, movies and other pop culture related material. Our top stories for this episode include exploring the not-so-live-ness of DC FanDome Day 2, a review of the recently released … Continue reading Current Issues – Episode 8 (September 2020)
Over the years as I’ve raised, trained and competed in sports with my dogs. I’ve learned lessons, some the hard way. At the same time there’s been growing research in the field of canine rehabilitation in sports medicine. I attended training, lectures and then had to reach out to veterinarian specialist when my dogs … Continue reading A Conversation with Chris Zink DVM, PhD, DACVP, DACVSMR
We all have moments of road rage, either experiencing it from other drivers or dishing it out ourselves. We all handle these moments differently, but It’s how we handle these situations that could mean life or death! Join Police Dispatcher Lisa Moore as she shares more education, stories and legacy from her career inside the … Continue reading The Road Rages On
What is the point of reviewing a “dead” show? A “dead” show that hasn’t aired a new episode in thirty years? A “dead” show that can’t be watched on any of the numerous streaming platforms available? Why would any reviewer, weather it be through video, audio or print, take the time to critique something … Continue reading Our 301 – Recapping Season 2 & Launching Season 3
One of the reasons why I started this podcast is because I enjoy talking with people. Hearing their unique stories and learning more about what brings them enjoyment, excitement and really, how they show up in the world. I don’t know if my guest today knows how many people have appreciated the things he’s … Continue reading The Journey of a Young Adult Dog Trainer: A Conversation with David Frasca
If you’re a resourceful cos-player, you’d have no issues grabbing a needle and thread and producing a kick ass costume to represent the embodiment of your favorite comic book or pop culture character. For others, they let their wallet do the talking and buy pre-made costumes or hire talented folks to create what they want. … Continue reading Our Favorite Superhero Video Games!