Podcasts about 'the cat

Hello everyone,Todays episode is called 'The Cat in the Cradle ' And is a Dutch fairytale by William Elliot Griffis.If you enjoy listening to these stories, please do leave an Apple review so we can grow and reach more people.Sweet Dreams. Lucy ❤

We've decided to call this: 'The Afternoon of the Cursing at the Grocery Store of the Cat People' We read the story about a man who LOVES Garfield. Listen Anywhere: https://gestating-the-curious-mind.pinecast.co Paranormal smut novels for the discerning reader. Support Nuzzle House by contributing to their tip jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/nuzzle-house Send us your feedback online: https://pinecast.com/feedback/nuzzle-house/0709df89-e606-44c2-b807-c01f362bdfd6

We brainstormed a story about a man who LOVES Garfield. Listen Anywhere: https://nuzzlehouse.com Paranormal smut writing for the discerning reader. Support Nuzzle House by contributing to their tip jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/nuzzle-house Send us your feedback online: https://pinecast.com/feedback/nuzzle-house/b50dcd7b-fe48-4458-a6da-6b893c4f1f87

Steve Pateman, who was the real shoe-maker behind "Kinky Boots", visited Crewe Amateur Musical Society (CAMS) on the last night of their rehearsals before they head to the Crewe Lyceum (17th - 20th April) to perform the show. Steve spoke to theCat's Kev Watson about the real story behind the heels and the boots and how the film and musical was born.

"The Not Forgotten" is a less well known charity that supports British veterans. Gareth Roberts is the Creative Producer of a show coming to the Crewe Lyceum, for one night only (12th October, 2024), that will support "The Not Forgotten". The show is called "A Slice of the British Isles" Graham joined Kev Watson - presenter of theCat's "Songs from the Shows" to discuss "A Slice of the British Isles" and how the show came to be staged, this year, at the Crewe Lyceum.

The boys are back for another hit out and they welcome back Phil Tufnell onto the show to talk all things England vs India. 'The Cat' shares some brilliant tour stories from his time in India amongst other yarns including who to watch in this series.We also look back on the first Test between Australia and the West Indies before previewing the final day/night game in Brisbane and of course the Big Bash Final between the Sydney Sixers and Brisbane Heat from the SCG.It's a special social and sponsor update this week thanks to Professional Home Services coming on board with their new segment as well for the next few shows and as ever we end with the quiz.00:00 - Welcome to the show04:50 - Phil Tufnell introduction07:24 - England in India08:33 - Englands chances in India09:36 - Harry Brook missing11:10 - Tuffers touring India in 199213:42 - How to win in India20:18 - Getting to know the England spinners22:45 - Jimmy Anderson goes again24:20 - Bye Tuffers25:35 - Brian Lara recall for the Windies?26:10 - Vaughany hosting the Test27:48 - The demise of West Indies cricket30:33 - Shamar Joseph story32:35 - What Vaughany did with his free weekend35:31 - Josh Brown's incredible innings37:55 - Big Bash Final preview including Steven O'Keefe's goodbye40:33 - KP's new six rule43:44 - Social and Sponsor Update46:31 - 'Time to improve' with Professional Home Services50:35 - Getting trolls on the show53:08 - Quiz timeThanks for watching and remember to like and subscribe as well as follow us @clubprairiefire on all social media channels as well. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dan & Tracey from "Must See Musicals" popped into theCat to tell us about their Open Evening on January 10th. We talked about their successful Christmas Cabaret, plans for 2024, but mainly about their invitation to new members to join them - and to meet the existing members at the Opening Evening.

'The Cat is out of the Bag'

The director and 3 members of the 41 strong cast of Congleton Amateur Youth Theatre visited the studio at theCat where they spoke to Kev Watson about their production of Nativity, in November at the Daneside Theatre 12-18th Nov. They discussed 'Nativity!', the audition process, how to get involved in the group and they also gave 'Songs from the Shows' an exclusive reveal of their April 2024 show!

This week, we're chatting to Nick Bradley. He's an author, a creative writing teacher, a translator, and his new novel is, 'Four Seasons in Japan'. It's about about Flo, a translator in Tokyo. She finds a book on the subway and tries to track down the author and translate it.We discuss his previous novel, 'The Cat and the City', which was a BBC Radio 2 Book Club Pick. Also, how his time living in Japan transformed how he thought of novels, and how he spoke to his characters. You can hear how he's inspired by sitcoms when plotting, and why he takes it easy on himself.Nick discusses his 5000 word limit across the week, why seeing things from a different perspective can really help, and how life experience makes a writer.You can get 10% off Plottr at go.plottr.com/routine.Support the show at Patreon.com/writersroutine@writerspodwritersroutine.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Joel Montague, ex-presenter on theCat107.9FM, returns to the station on the day we broadcast the very first "Songs from the Shows". on DAB. He discusses his iconic role as King George III in Hamilton at the Victoria Palace, London; he tells us about how he and his wife Carrie Hope-Fletcher eloped to Gretna Green earlier in 2023, and about his earlier time treading the boards in Cheshire as part of the Curtain Call Productions team. He speaks warmly about the amateur theatre groups in Cheshire (CAMS & Acton Dramatics) and we learn about the other shows he has been in on his way to play King George III in Hamilton. Waitress, Funny Girl, Guys & Dolls and Shrek are all mentioned - and he shares with us what it was like, for an actor, during Covid. It is a funny and tongue-in-cheek interview - especially when Joel also tells us about his time as a presenter on theCat107.9FM and the state of theCat's music library at the time! Recorded on the 18th May, 2023. Broadcast 17th June and beyond.

A first for Chris as he talks to a MBE. Bob is one of the most versatile and popular comic entertainers on the after dinner and conference circuits. Starting with tales about his hopelessness as a goalkeeper he has developed into an all-round comedian, presenter, interviewer and auctioneer suitable for any audience.#lcfc #interview #afterdinner #comedian Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This episode brings you another AI-narrated special, 'The Cat in the Window.' It's a short story that has pleased a lot of readers, and one of my better ones. You can find all my best stories collected in Tundra (2000 - 2022). For now, enjoy this short audio edition narrated by Android Bella. You can purchase it as an MP3 file, available only at my Payhip storefront.

10-3 Segment 3 - Jimmy 'The Cat' Hayes checks in from Pittsburgh, where the #stlcards will play three extremely meaningful games against an up-and-coming ballclub. Serious topics include a fun weekend at Busch, postseason rotation, and injury updates.

9-1 Segment 1 - Welcome back Jimmy 'The Cat' - HOT TAKE: The Reds are AWFUL - Analyzing Cardinals broadcasters - Appreciating Danny Mac - Bunting in extra innings - Revisiting our #stlcards predictions from April - Albert's quest for 700

8-22 Segment 4 - Jimmy 'The Cat' Hayes checks in from the #stlcards road trip | Cards sweep Arizona | Oli Marmol ejections | Pujols on fire | Yadier Molina on restricted list | Look ahead to Cardinals HOF induction

'Guilty', 'The Cat' & 'The Black Cat' Jerome and Brian begin their look at the penultimate season of the the mid-90s Spider-man. They discuss the more feminine writing style and how Felicia Hardy gets a full blown character arc. Join us for a good slate of episodes before things go down in a big way next week.

7-7 Segment 5 - Jimmy 'The Cat' Hayes checks in from AtlantaStarting pitching concerns, quiet offense, contributing to a rough week for #stlcards.

This is a bonus episode of 'The Blue Day Podcast'! On this episode, former Chelsea FC defender Steve Wicks returns as we discuss & remember the great 'Peter Bonetti' who had his memorial at Chelsea Football Club last week! We also discuss the latest ownership bids for Chelsea Football Club. Subscribe to 'The Blue Day Podcast' wherever you find your favourite podcasts for more ex Chelsea FC player interviews & other content. Furthermore, find us on Instagram, Twitter & Facebook. Just search 'The Blue Day Podcast'. If you have any questions or views you wish to share with us or give us your opinion on all things Chelsea FC or indeed this podcast, email us at thebluedaypodcast@gmail.com Carefree Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hall of Fame broadcaster Dick Irvin joins Jeff to discuss his relationship with Emile Francis, and look back on the life of 'The Cat', his impact on the game of hockey, and how he got his start in management.The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliate.

On today's episode, we have 2000s icon Spencer Breslin on the show! Listen as we chat about his iconic films like 'The Cat in the Hat' and 'Santa Clause 2', his crush on Michelle Trachtenberg, working with his sister Abigail Breslin, his insane Jeopardy skills, and so much more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Children's Stories Mon - Fri 6.50pm: Monday:                                                  'Kevin & Freddie put in smoke alarms' written & narrated by Alice Goulding Tuesday:                                                 'The Cat with a Phobia for Mice' written by Graham Emmett & narrated by Uncle Roger Wednesday:                                           'Jaffa, Leo, Louis & Little Big One's Adventures' written by Jacqui Richmond & narrated by Sue Rodwell Smith Thursday:                                               'Dorothea & the Fire Engine' written by Jon Mountford & narrated by Julie Stark & Sue Rodwell Smith Friday:                                                    'The Best Birthday Surprise Ever' written by Becca Cooke & narrated by Sue Rodwell Smith Saturday @ 7.50am:                              'Through the Window' written by Mrs P & narrated by Sue Rodwell Smith Sunday @ 2.45pm:                                 'The Poem Seller'  written & narrated by Julie Stevens (Jumping Jules Poetry)   Poetry Corner Mon-Fri 2.45pm: Monday:                                                  'Don't Worry' written & narrated by Julie Stevens Tuesday:                                                 'Moments' written & narrated by Helen O'Mahoney Wednesday:                                            'Man, the Opposite Sex' written & narrated by Isabel Cooke  Thursday:                                                'Tall Factory Chimneys' written by Jean Fairbairn & narrated by Sue Rodwell Smith Friday:                                                     'Harvest Home' written & narrated by Felicity Radcliffe   Short Story Mon,Wed,Fri @ 3.25pm: Monday:                                                 'The Room at the Chateau' written by Isabel Cooke & narrated by Collette Parker Wednesday:                                           'William & Mary' written by Isabel Cooke & narrated by Sue Rodwell Smith Friday:                                                    'Tales from the Village Hall' written by Graham Emmett & narrated by Kevin Dalley   Story at Midnight 11.45pm Sats:         'Isabel, b1888' written & narrated by Jean Fairbairn

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　　It grew and it grew, till I couldn't get it through thedoor of the room. And then I went with the Fox and theCat to the Field of Wonders to bury the gold pieces. TheParrot laughed at me and, instead of two thousand goldpieces, I found none. When the Judge heard I had beenrobbed, he sent me to jail to make the thieves happy; andwhen I came away I saw a fine bunch of grapes hanging ona vine. The trap caught me and the Farmer put a collar onme and made me a watchdog. He found out I was innocentwhen I caught the Weasels and he let me go. The Serpentwith the tail that smoked started to laugh and a vein6 in hischest broke and so I went back to the Fairy's house. Shewas dead, and the Pigeon, seeing me crying, said to me, `Ihave seen your father building a boat to look for you inAmerica,' and I said to him, `Oh, if I only had wings!' andhe said to me, `Do you want to go to your father?' and Isaid, `Perhaps, but how?' and he said, `Get on my back. I'lltake you there.' We flew all night long, and next morningthe fishermen were looking toward the sea, crying, `Thereis a poor little man drowning,' and I knew it was you,because my heart told me so and I waved to you from the shore--""I knew you also," put in Geppetto, "and I wanted togo to you; but how could I? The sea was rough and thewhitecaps overturned the boat. Then a Terrible Sharkcame up out of the sea and, as soon as he saw me in thewater, swam quickly toward me, put out his tongue, andswallowed me as easily as if I had been a chocolatepeppermint7.""And how long have you been shut away in here?""From that day to this, two long weary years--twoyears, my Pinocchio, which have been like two centuries.""And how have you lived? Where did you find thecandle? And the matches with which to light it--wheredid you get them?""You must know that, in the storm which swamped myboat, a large ship also suffered the same fate. The sailorswere all saved, but the ship went right to the bottom ofthe sea, and the same Terrible Shark that swallowed me,swallowed most of it.""What! Swallowed a ship?" asked Pinocchio inastonishment8.我的鼻子就长起来，长得连房门也出不去了。后来我同狐狸和猫去种四个金币。一个金币已经在旅馆里花掉。一只鹦鹉笑起我来。我不是弄到两千个金币，而是弄得一无所有了。法官听说我给偷了，马上把我关到牢里，让小偷们高兴。出了监牢，我看地里有一串很好的葡萄。结果给捕兽夹夹住。农夫有百分之百的道理给我套上狗颈圈，让我看守鸡埘。等到他知道我是无辜的，就把我放走。一条尾巴喷烟的蛇哈哈大笑，笑得肚子上一根静脉都爆了。于是我回到美丽仙女的家，可她已经死了。鸽子看见我哭，对我说：‘我看见你爸爸做了一只小船要去找你。'我对它说：‘噢！我有翅膀就好了！'它对我说：‘你想到你爸爸那儿去吗？'我说：‘想极了！可谁送我去呢？'他对我说：‘我送你去。'我对它说：‘怎么去法呢？'他对我说：‘爬到我的背上来。'我们就这样飞了一夜。后来天亮了，所有的渔民看着大海，他们对我说：‘有一个可怜人坐在一只小船上，船要沉了，'我打老远马上认出是您，因为我的心这么对我说，于是我做手势叫您回到岸上来……”　　“我也认出是你，”杰佩托说，“我也想回到岸上，可怎么办呢？大海波涛汹涌，一个大浪把小船打翻了。就在这时候，旁边正好有一条可怕的大鲨鱼，它一看见我在水里，马上向我游过来，伸出舌头，赶上了我，一口把我吞下去，就像吞一只波伦亚饺子似的，”　　“您在这里面关了多久啦？”皮诺乔问。　　“打那一天到现在，都有两个年头了。我的皮诺乔，这两个年头我觉得就像两个世纪！”　　“您是怎么过的？您打哪儿弄来这蜡烛？点蜡烛的火柴又是谁给您的？”　　“我这就原原本本告诉你。你要知道，打翻我那小船的同一个风暴，把一艘商船也打沉了。海员全都得救，可是船沉到海底。这条鲨鱼这一天胃口太好，吞下我以后，把船也吞进来了……”　　“怎么？一口就吞了整条船？……”皮诺乔惊奇地问。6 vein n.血管，静脉；叶脉，纹理；情绪；vt.使成脉络参考例句：The girl is not in the vein for singing today.那女孩今天没有心情唱歌。The doctor injects glucose into the patient's vein.医生把葡萄糖注射入病人的静脉。7 peppermint n.薄荷，薄荷油，薄荷糖参考例句：Peppermint oil is very good for regulating digestive disorders.薄荷油能很有效地调节消化系统失调。He sat down,popped in a peppermint and promptly choked to death.他坐下来，突然往嘴里放了一颗薄荷糖，当即被噎死。8 astonishment n.惊奇，惊异参考例句：They heard him give a loud shout of astonishment.他们听见他惊奇地大叫一声。I was filled with astonishment at her strange action.我对她的奇怪举动不胜惊异。

This week's show features two of Lance's all time favorite episodes in The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes 'Masters of Evil' & Justice League Unlimited's 'The Cat & The Canary'! Thanks for listening! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/3oldgeeks/message

Part 2 - 'The Cat in the Hat comes Back!' by Dr Seuss. Read what happens when that cat in the returns on a snowy afternoon. A fabulous classic story about a very naught cat in a hat Read Aloud The Cat in the Hat Comes Back is children's book written and illustrated by the American author Theodor Geisel, using the pen name Dr. Seuss A wonderful story from the ever creative Dr Seuss. Dr. Seuss' unique entertaining writing style and appealing illustrations capture the hearts of kids worldwide. Not only are they funny and clever but they also use the core vocabulary words that children need to learn. Kids that read or are reading Dr. Seuss books at an early age have a better chance of developing a love of books and a solid literary foundation. Dr. Theodor Seuss Geisel (1904-1991) was an illustrator and a writer who published 60 children's books. His career took off when he was asked to write a children's primer using 220 of the most basic vocabulary words. https://www.seussville.com/characters/the-cat-in-the-hat/ #drseuss #readaloud

Sound Guy Ryan was gone so the mice got to play! Join Aaron, Juan, J.j. Brandyn, and Estevan as we talk March Madness, building character, our favorite rivalries, and we turn the sports podcast into a movie podcast.

Joe Puerta was a co-founder of the band Ambrosia in 1970.  As bassist and vocalist, Joe has also written many songs for the band, too.  Starting out, the band's sound had more of a progressive rock feel, but transformed to an adult contemporary vibe landing 5 Top 40 hit singles.  In 1984, Joe was tapped to be an original member of Bruce Hornsby's band- The Range.  The band won a Grammy as "Best New Artist" in 1987.  As the 1990's approached, Joe returned to Ambrosia and has been touring and recording with them since.  Multi-award winning program director Ray White caught up with Joe in October of 2015 to talk about his early music endeavors, Ambrosia's prog transition, dynamics of his song writing and his days with Bruce Hornsby.  Ambrosia's latest single is Hopes and Dreams.  In our showcase segment, we feature two members of the Fab Four - Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr.  Both have released new projects.  Paul's McCartney III, carries on the progression from his first two releases in the series of self-performed albums.  Ringo Starr is joined by his many friends on his new EP titled Zoom In, referring to a key form of communicating during the pandemic of 2020.  This is truly a legendary show, from your friends at The CAT!

Chapter 47　　"Herecomes our dear Pinocchio!" cried the Fox,hugging and kissing him."How did you happen here?""How did you happen here?"repeated the Cat.　　"Itis a long story," said the Marionette. "Let me tellit to you. Theother night, when you left me alone at theInn, I met the Assassins on theroad--""The Assassins? Oh, my poor friend! And what did theywant?""They wanted my gold pieces.""Rascals!" said theFox.　　"Theworst sort of rascals!" added the Cat.　　"ButI began to run," continued the Marionette, "andthey after me, untilthey overtook me and hanged me tothe limb of that oak."Pinocchio pointedto the giant oak near by.　　"Couldanything be worse?" said the Fox.　　"Whatan awful world to live in! Where shall wefind a safe place for gentlemen likeourselves?"As the Fox talked thus, Pinocchio noticed that the Catcarriedhis right paw in a sling.　　"Whathappened to your paw?" he asked.　　TheCat tried to answer, but he became so terriblytwisted in his speech that theFox had to help him out.　　"Myfriend is too modest to answer. I'll answer forhim. About an hour ago, we metan old wolf on the road.　　Hewas half starved and begged for help. Having nothingto give him, what do youthink my friend did out of thekindness of his heart? With his teeth, he bit offthe pawof his front foot and threw it at that poor beast, so thathe might havesomething to eat."As he spoke, the Fox wiped off a tear.　　“是我们的好朋友皮诺乔！”狐狸叫着，把他又抱又亲，“你怎么在这儿？”　　“你怎么在这儿？”猫跟着又说了一遍。　　“说来话长了，”木偶说，“我趁便跟你们讲讲。可记得那个夜里，你们丢下我一个人在旅馆里吗？我走出来，在路上遇见了两个杀人强盗……”　　“两个杀人强盗？……噢，可怜的朋友！他们想要什么。”　　“他们想抢我的金币。”　　“真该死！……”狐狸说。　　“该死极了！……”猫跟着又说了一遍。　　“可我撒腿就逃，”木偶往下说，“他们跟着就追。最后他们追上了我，把我吊在这棵橡树的树枝上面……”　　皮诺乔说道，指指离开两步远的大橡树。　　“还有比这更悲惨的事吗？”狐狸说，“我们是活在怎么一个世界上啊，我们这些正派人，在什么地方可以找到安全可靠的地方呢？”　　皮诺乔正这么说着，忽然发现猫的右前腿受了伤，连爪子带指甲都没有了，就问它说：　　“你的爪子怎么啦？”　　猫想回答，可窘住了。狐狸马上说：　　“我的朋友太谦虚了，因此不愿回答，我来替他回答吧。要知道，一个钟头以前，我们在路上碰到一只老狼，都快饿死了，它求我们施舍点什么给它。可我们没有什么好给它的，连一根鱼骨头也没有。我这朋友真正慷慨大方，它做出什么事情来啦？……它竟从自己前腿上咬下一只爪子，扔给这只可怜的野兽吃。”　　狐狸一面说着一面擦眼泪。

We continue our 15th Anniversary of Classic Artists Today on Part 2 of our celebration - re-engaging Baby Boomers, along with their adult children, to the pioneers of Rock 'n Roll that have withstood the test of time.  Over 300 world-class musicians, who have garnered hundreds of Grammy Awards with dozens inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, have joined us on our syndicated radio show | podcasts.  We feature the latest interviews and more diving deep into their history, recent music and tours.  In 2010, multi-award winning program director Ray White catches up with a co-founder of Rolling Stone's "100 Greatest Artists of All Time" - The Yardbirds' Jim McCarty.  Ray also shares an interview in 2012 with the mind-blowing guitarist/songwriter/singer of the multi-Grammy Award winning band Toto - Steve Lukather.  We close out the show with the classic blues rock singer/songwriter/guitarist Delbert McClinton, joining Ray in 2012.  The top musicians throughout the global world of rock...we have them on Classic Artists Today!  Tell your friends and family and have them check out our legendary musicians - right here on The CAT!

The Inn of the Red LobsterCat and Fox and Marionette walked and walked andwalked.　　At last, toward evening, dead tired, they came to theInn of the RedLobster.　　"Let us stop here a while," said the Fox, "to eat abiteand rest for a few hours. At midnight we'll start out again,for at dawntomorrow we must be at the Field of Wonders."They went into the Inn andall three sat down at thesame table. However, not one of them was very hungry.　　The poor Cat felt very weak, and he was able toeat only thirty-fivemullets with tomato sauce and fourportions of tripe with cheese. Moreover, ashe was soin need of strength, he had to have four more helpings ofbutter andcheese.　　The Fox, after a great deal of coaxing, tried his bestto eat alittle. The doctor had put him on a diet, and hehad to be satisfied with asmall hare dressed with a dozenyoung and tender spring chickens. After thehare, heordered some partridges, a few pheasants, a couple ofrabbits, and adozen frogs and lizards. That was all.　　He felt ill, he said, and could not eat another bite.　　Pinocchio ate least of all. He asked for a bite of breadand a fewnuts and then hardly touched them. The poorfellow, with his mind on the Fieldof Wonders, wassuffering from a gold-piece indigestion.　　Supper over, the Fox said to the Innkeeper:　　"Give us two good rooms, one for Mr. Pinocchio andthe other forme and my friend. Before starting out,we'll take a little nap. Remember to callus at midnightsharp, for we must continue on our journey.""Yes,sir," answered the Innkeeper, winking in a knowing wayat the Fox and theCat, as if to say, "I understand."As soon as Pinocchio was in bed, hefell fast asleepand began to dream. He dreamed he was in the middleof a field.The field was full of vines heavy with grapes.　　他们走啊，走啊，走啊，最后天黑了，他们累得够呛，来到了一家旅馆，叫做“红虾旅馆”。　　“咱们在这儿停一会儿”狐狸说，“吃点东西，歇上个把钟头，半夜动身，明儿天不亮，‘奇迹宝地'就到了。”　　他们走进旅馆，，二个人占了一张桌子，可谁都说不要吃什么。　　可怜的猫说它肚子很不舒服，只要吃三十五条香茄酱火兔、四份奶酪杂碎，因为觉得杂碎味道不够好，又添了三次牛油和奶酪粉！　　狐狸虽然想吃，可大夫规定它要严格节制饮食，因此它只好吃得简单点，就吃了一只肥美的野兔，周围摆满一圈肥嫩的童子鸡，吃完野兔，它又要了一大批饭后点心：鸡杂炒蛋，鹧鸪，家兔，田鸡、晰蜴，甜葡萄。接下来就不要什么了。它说食物已经叫它作呕，它一口也吃不下去了。　　吃得最少的是皮诺乔。他只要了点核桃，还要了块面包，可结果都留在盘子里没吃，这可怜孩子光顾着想‘奇迹宝地'，好像金币己经把他撑饱了。　　吃完晚饭，狐狸对老极说：　　“给我们两间上房，一间住皮诺乔先生，一间住我和我的朋友，我们走前会打铃，可得记住，半夜我们要起来继续赶路。”　　“是，先生们，”老板回答着，对狐狸和猫眨眨眼，像是说：“有数有数，算说定了！……”　　皮诺乔一上床就睡着了，睡着了就做梦，他梦见自己在一块地当中。这块地满是矮矮的树，树上挂满一串一串的东西

　　At the cheerful tinkle of the gold, the Fox unconsciouslyheld outhis paw that was supposed to be lame, and theCat opened wide his two eyes tillthey looked like livecoals, but he closed them again so quickly thatPinocchiodid not notice.　　"And may I ask," inquired the Fox, "what you aregoingto do with all that money?""First of all," answered theMarionette, "I want tobuy a fine new coat for my father, a coat of goldandsilver with diamond buttons; after that, I'll buy an A-B-C book formyself.""For yourself?""For myself. I want to go to schooland study hard.""Look at me," said the Fox. "For the sillyreason ofwanting to study, I have lost a paw.""Look at me," saidthe Cat. "For the same foolish reason,I have lost the sight of botheyes."At that moment, a Blackbird, perched on the fencealong the road,called out sharp and clear:　　"Pinocchio, do not listen to bad advice. If you do,you'll besorry!"Poor little Blackbird! If he had only kept his wordsto himself! Inthe twinkling of an eyelid, the Cat leapedon him, and ate him, feathers andall.　　After eating the bird, he cleaned his whiskers, closedhis eyes, andbecame blind once more.　　"Poor Blackbird!" said Pinocchio to the Cat.　　"Why did you kill him?""I killed him to teach him alesson. He talks too much.　　Next time he will keep his words to himself."By this time thethree companions had walked a longdistance. Suddenly, the Fox stopped in histracks and,turning to the Marionette, said to him:　　"Do you want to double your gold pieces?""What do youmean?""Do you want one hundred, a thousand, two thousandgold piecesfor your miserable five?""Yes, but how?""The way is veryeasy. Instead of returning home,come with us.""And where will youtake me?""To the City of Simple Simons."Pinocchio thought awhile and then said firmly:　　"No, I don't want to go. Home is near, and I'm goingwhereFather is waiting for me. How unhappy he mustbe that I have not yet returned! Ihave been a bad son,and the Talking Cricket was right when he said that a disobedientboy cannot be happy in this world. I havelearned this at my own expense. Evenlast night inthe theater, when Fire Eater. . . Brrrr!!!!! . . .　　他说着掏出吃火人送他的钱。　　一听到金币丁丁当当响，狐狸不由自主地伸出了它那只好像瘸了的爪子，猫也张大了它那两只眼睛。这两只眼睛绿幽幽的像两盏灯，不过它们马上又闭上了，皮诺乔当然一点没看见。　　“现在，”狐狸问他，“你拿这些钱想干什么呢？”　　“第一，”皮诺乔回答说，“我要给我爸爸买一件漂亮的新上衣，金丝银线织的，钮扣是宝石做的，第二、我要给自己买一本识字课本。”　　“给你自己？”　　“还用说，我要去上学好好读书嘛。”　　“你瞧瞧我吧，”狐狸说，“我就为了愚蠢得竟想去读书，结果把一条腿都弄瘸了。”　　“你瞧瞧我吧，”猫说了，“我就为了愚蠢得竟想去读书，把两只眼睛都搞瞎了。”　　正在这时候，一只白椋鸟蹲在路边树丛上唱起它的老调，说：　　“皮诺乔，别听坏朋友的话，要不，你要后悔的！”　　可怜的椋鸟没来得及把话说完！猫猛地一跳，跳得半天高，一把抓住椋鸟，椋鸟连叫一声“唉哟”的工夫也没有，就已经连毛一起进入了猫的大嘴巴，　　猫吃掉椋鸟，擦过嘴巴，重新闭上两只眼睛，又照旧装瞎子。　　“可怜的椋鸟！”皮诺乔对猫说，“你为什么对它这么狠呢？”　　“我这样做是为了教训教训它，这样一来，下次它可就学乖，别人说话不会插嘴了。”　　他们走到半路，狐狸忽然停下，对木偶说：　　“你想让你的金币加个倍吗？”　　“你这话什么意思？”　　“你只有那么五个金币，你想让它们变成一百个，一千个，两千个吗？”　　“那还用说！可怎么变呢？”　　“简单极了。你先别回家，跟我们走。”　　“你们带我上哪儿去？”　　“到傻瓜城去。”　　皮诺乔想了想，接着拿定主意说：　　“不要，我不去，这会儿就到家了，我要回家，我爸爸在等着，可怜的老人家昨儿没见我回去，谁知道他有多么焦急呀！真倒霉，我是这么个坏孩子，还是会说话的蟋蟀说得对：‘不听话的孩子在这个世界上没有好结果。'我从自己的教训懂得了这一点，因为我遭了许多殃，昨儿晚上在吃火人那里，我差点儿连命都送掉了……啊！我一想起都要发抖！”

Our first of three stories from "English Fairytales" and "More English Fairytales" by Joseph Jacobs is 'The Cat and the Mouse' and it's one of my favorite kinds of tales, the progressive tale of a mouse on a quest. Help keep The Folktale Project ad-free by becoming a supporter on Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/join/folktaleproject.

In this episode, Riyadh and Dan continue their pointless ramblings on films you probably don't like, don't care about or have never heard of. From '50 Shades', to 'The Cat in the Hat' and the absolute masterpiece 'The Room' by Tommy Wiseau. And once again, they put their creative brains to the test in the '5 Minute Movie Pitching...thing'.  Check them out through their production company @23:25 Pictures on Instagram and Facebook.  00:00:00 - Dan's attempt at the intro 00:13:40 - Bad films that we like 00:35:51 - Dirty Hoes and the Pope's mate 00:47:33 - 5 Minute Movie Pitching...thing --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/2325filmcast/message

The Geeks' journey into the DC Animated Universe continues with reviews of the Emmy Award winning 'Heart of Ice' featuring the debut of the retooled Mr. Freeze and 'The Cat & The Claw Parts I & II' featuring the debut of Catwoman! Awesome music provided by the tyops YouTube channel! Thanks for listening! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/3oldgeeks/message

Ever had an animal ruin your sexytime? Join Miles and Thrill for their horror stories

Today we have the Aesop tale of 'The Cat and The Mice' and La Fontaine's adaptation 'The Cat and The Rat'. A story about trickery that's one of my absolute favorites. Help keep The Folktale Project going by becoming a supporter! Find out how at https://www.folktaleproject.com/support.

In celebration of the Todd Phillips' new film "Joker," Alan and Dan sit down to discuss an earlier film, "Starsky & Hutch." Released in 2003, starring Ben Stiller & Owen Wilson, this reboot/prequel/time-traveling film blows our minds and turns us into Mega-Fans. Rated 4 Chris' out of Rock.   Like our movie podcasts? Check out Patreon.com/GiveMeAttention for exclusive episodes and a daily podcast of my adventure watching 'The Cat in The Hat' every day for a year!

Domesticated cats are thought to have started living alongside humans more than 9000 years ago. Unlike dogs, it's believed cats domesticated themselves, entering the homes of early arable farmers in the Fertile Crescent to control the rodent population. Since then, they've been worshipped, vilified and revered by various societies around the world. Today, they are one of the world's most popular pets, living on every continent except Antarctica and a favourite on the internet, and yet, they will never have that image of loyalty that is associated with dogs. Rajan Datar welcomes three experts in science, culture and archaeology to discuss the history of the domesticated cat: Katharine Rogers - a Professor Emerita of English Literature from City University of New York and author of numerous books including 'Cat' and 'The Cat and the Human Imagination'; Eva-Maria Geigl - an Evolutionary geneticist at the French National Research Institute CNRS; and John Bradshaw - an anthrozoologist from Bristol University, UK, and author of the book 'Cat Sense'. Photo: Copy of wall painting from private tomb 52 of Nakht, Thebes (I, 1, 99-102) cat eating fish, 20th century Credit: Ashmolean Museum/Heritage Images/Getty Images

The Dr Seuss books revolutionised the way American children learnt to read in the 1950s. Books like 'The Cat in the Hat' were designed to help young children enjoy reading simple words and sentences using rhymes, anarchic characters and lively illustrations. Claire Bowes spoke to Christopher Cerf who knew Theodor Geisel, the author of the books. Photo: Author and illustrator Ted Geisel sits at his drafting table with a copy of his book, 'The Cat in the Hat' in 1957. (Gene Lester/Getty Images)

This week, Dr. Gonzo and TheCat discuss the Netflix throwback horror sensation, Stranger Things!WEBSITE: https://www.nerdtothethirdpower.com ASK A GEEK! Email questions to drgonzo@nerdtothethirdpower.com FOLLOW US ON TWITTER: https://twitter.com/nerdtothethirdThe Cat: https://twitter.com/LabyrinthCatSkyblaze: https://twitter.com/blazingskies Multiverse Bryan: https://twitter.com/BAClendMike "The Birdman" Dodd: https://twitter.com/BirdmanDodd(Syndicated from our friends at https://www.nerdtothethirdpower.com)

This week, Dr. Gonzo and TheCat discuss the Netflix throwback horror sensation, Stranger Things! WEBSITE: https://www.nerdtothethirdpower.com ASK A GEEK! Email questions to drgonzo@nerdtothethirdpower.com FOLLOW US ON TWITTER: https://twitter.com/nerdtothethird The Cat: https://twitter.com/LabyrinthCat Skyblaze: https://twitter.com/blazingskies Multiverse Bryan: https://twitter.com/BAClend Mike "The Birdman" Dodd: https://twitter.com/BirdmanDodd (Syndicated from our friends at https://www.nerdtothethirdpower.com)

This week, TheCat came back, Gonzo rages over Earthworm Jim and the Amico, and the gang discusses Detective Pikachu! WEBSITE: https://www.nerdtothethirdpower.com  ASK A GEEK! Email questions to drgonzo@nerdtothethirdpower.com  FOLLOW US ON TWITTER: https://twitter.com/nerdtothethird T The Cat: https://twitter.com/LabyrinthCat Skyblaze: https://twitter.com/blazingskies  Multiverse Bryan: https://twitter.com/BAClend Mike "The Birdman" Dodd: https://twitter.com/BirdmanDodd (Syndicated from our friends at https://www.nerdtothethirdpower.com)

This week, TheCat came back, Gonzo rages over Earthworm Jim and the Amico, and the gang discusses Detective Pikachu! WEBSITE: https://www.nerdtothethirdpower.com  ASK A GEEK! Email questions to drgonzo@nerdtothethirdpower.com  FOLLOW US ON TWITTER: https://twitter.com/nerdtothethird T The Cat: https://twitter.com/LabyrinthCat Skyblaze: https://twitter.com/blazingskies  Multiverse Bryan: https://twitter.com/BAClend Mike "The Birdman" Dodd: https://twitter.com/BirdmanDodd (Syndicated from our friends at https://www.nerdtothethirdpower.com)

Welcome to 'Identify Yourself'! The podcast in which we investigate what makes up our cultural identities in an increasingly diverse and connected society. In this episode I sat down with actors Siena Kelly, Esme Laudat and Melissa Lowe to talk about dual heritage. They shed light on the mixed race experience, being made to feel like the "other" and coming head on with microaggressions. Siena Kelly is an actor. Her recent credits include 'Describe The Night' at the Hampstead Theatre and 'A Christmas Carol' at The Old Vic. Esme Laudat is also an actor. She recently appeared in 'Bromance the musical' at The Other Palace. Her other credits include 'Spamilton' and 'Beautiful - the Carole King Musical'. Melissa Lowe is an actor currently appearing as Sally in the Leicester Curve production of 'The Cat in the Hat'. Other credits include 'Me and My Girl' at Chichester Festival Theatre.

Esta entrega está dedicada a un instrumento singular, el órgano eléctrico Hammond B3. Brilló con luz propia, sobretodo, en las décadas de 1960 y 1970. En los 80 perdió lustre, pero el Acid Jazz de los 90 recuperó el instrumentos y a sus más brillantes ejecutantes. Haremos una panorámica de la primera y más brillante época de uno de nuestros instrumentos favoritos. Nuestros invitados: Lonnie Smith, 'Dancin' In An Easy Groove'; Booker T. Jones & The MG's, 'Time is Tight', 'Green Onions'; Jack McDuff, 'Hot Barbeque', 'Screaming'; Reuben Wilson, 'Sugar', 'The Okie Dokie'; Jimmy McGriff, 'Black Pearl'; Shirley Scott, 'Remember'; Jimmy Smith, 'The Cat', 'Organ Grinder's Swing', 'O.G.D. (aka Road Song)'; Ximo Tebar, Joey DeFrancesco & Idris Muhammad, 'St. Thomas'; Los Granadians del Espacio Exterior, 'New York City'.

Crooks talks to Brad about his role as the Boy in the 2018/2019 Australasian production of 'The Cat in the Hat'

This is episode número tres of 'Art Cinema, Fart Cinema' - a terrible podcast about terribly considered movies. This one is especially terrible. 'Seuss Abuse' sees Nadeem and Simon covering 'The Cat in the Hat' and 'How the Grinch Stole Christmas', the two controversial live-action film adaptations of the works of wacky, nutty, suspect children's author Dr Seuss. It's a leaner, meaner episode. Magical and full of wonder. A throwback to a simpler time. An hour and fifteen minutes of unadulterated podcasting bliss. Come near, over here, and hear with your ears!

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This hour some of our favorite childhood icons: from the man who gave us Thing One & Thing Two... to Dorothy, the Tin Man and Toto too. Dr Seuss and the Butter Battles by Eleanor McDowall (Falling Tree Productions for BBC Radio 4, 2011) Theodor 'Dr Seuss' Geisel remains one of the best-loved children's authors in America. Famed for his witty and often subversive stories such as, 'The Cat in the Hat' and 'How the Grinch Stole Christmas!' his whimsical characters and playful rhymes are deeply embedded in American childhoods and those of children around the world. However, few readers are aware of the surprising political subtext to many of his tales. American Icons: The Wizard of Oz [Excerpt] by Ave Carrillo, Jonathan Mitchell and Eric Molinsky with host Kurt Andersen (Studio360, 2005) It's been more than seventy years since movie audiences first watched The Wizard of Oz. Meet the original man behind the curtain, L. Frank Baum, who had all the vision of Walt Disney, but none of the business sense.... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

For a video game designed within a game genre known for its often less spectacle-driven storytelling, The Cat Lady is surprisingly brutal, violent, and often appalling.   That being said, it is also a horror game that is more interested in the horrors of real life, depression and anxiety, than it is in its gorier and terrifying backdrop. This week we discuss the 2012 indie game and what it might have to say about the kind of horrors that real people grapple with everyday.

We delve into the first episode and make it up as we go along. Some good points are made nonetheless. Also Leonard remembers the novel and compares it to the TV show while Dedan-Jah is appalled by Rimmer's ineffectual attempts at cheating on a test.www.blondwater.nl/ruganano/Ruga Nano Episode 1.mp3

Two Dutch fans of Red Dwarf make a podcast about Red Dwarf. Leonard and Dedan-Jah introduce themselves and discuss seminal scifi influences and find tenuous connections to Red Dwarf.http://www.blondwater.nl/ruganano/Ruga Nano Episode 0.mp3

Almost after 2 months without doing a podcast we sit down and watch Walt Disney's 1978 sci fi comedy 'The Cat from Outer Space'. At the end of the show we play a song that's not Disney but Nickelodeon, but should be Disney the way it talks about reaching for your dreams.   Also, listen for the all new Mortis Minute's on Reedy Creek Radio. http://reedycreekradio.com/   Enjoy.   www.themortis.com   podcast@themortis.com   www.twitter.com/themortis   (206) 426-4305  

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