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Party with the Animals - Hour 1 1:11:030:00/1:11:03
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Party with the Animals - Hour 2 1:00:460:00/1:00:46
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Featured Episode: Party With The Animals
I would like to thank my Team, the Irreplaceable Laura Reynolds, and my Secret Weapon Andrew Berger, for helping me put this program together as they always do. And, for those of you who support our show, we thank you so much!
On today's program, "Party With The Animals, we are going to celebrate through music, and personal stories what animals, in their many forms, mean to us. You know, I often think about how my life became more meaningful when I became a Cat-Dad.
I mean, I always had a hard time dealing with people with all their assumptions, expectations, and judgements about me, and always felt like I wasn't good enough. But with my cats, I feel an intense sense of compassion, loyalty and unconditional love from them. They show me, everyday, how to live in the moment and how to get over my anger. I honestly would not have gotten over the breakups and heartaches that I've experienced in my life without them.
Ozzy Osbourne - Party With The Animals Songfacts
"Party With The Animals" is a bonus track from Ozzy Osbourne's sixth album, "No More Tears." It's also the B-side off the "Road to Nowhere" single.
The Battle to Save Big Cats...
For this Earth Day 2021 I’d like to share the biggest idea I’ve ever had for saving the planet. In 1997 my daughter and Big Cat Rescue’s President, Jamie Veronica, then age 16, came to me with what was possibly the ugliest, scratchy brown, round, wooly thing I had ever seen. I wasn’t sure what it was, but she was brightly insisting that if we could figure out a way to sell them we could save the snow leopard in the wild. That actually worked and you can read more about it
Briefly, the concept was to offer locals, who share habitat with snow leopards, a worldwide market for their handicrafts provided they protect the snow leopard in their region. Now, 20 years later, most wild cat populations have plummeted by 50-75% and are expected to decline by another 50% in the next few years…but not the snow leopard.
Their numbers are improving because the only way to save wild animals in the wild is to incentivise those who must co-exist with them. *Read the original post here: https://bigcatrescue.org/earth/