The MARKK Hamburg cat exhibition opens on December 4th, and I’m finally preparing for the trip. In this article, I share an exclusive interview with the two curators who shaped this year-long journey through feline mythology, art, and symbolism.
Meet Inara, the tiny mindful cat who lives in your browser - and soon maybe on your desk. Together with Opera Air, I’m hosting a special Opera Air Inara giveaway where you can win exclusive 3D-printed Inara figurines: one for you and one for a friend. Here’s how to enter in just a few taps.
The Opera Air cat mascot finally has a name - Inara! Inspired by Istanbul’s street cats and ancient myths, she brings a calm, mindful presence into your browser. Discover why her name matters, what she represents, and how this free browser might even help you slow down and spend more time with your own cats. Plus: new Inara updates and surprises are coming soon.
The Opera Air mascot cat is getting her official name tomorrow! Here’s a small teaser, a look at Istanbul’s beloved street-cat culture, and why this collaboration matters to me - and how you can help support real street cats with one tiny, free action.
When your cat paws at the floor like they’re trying to bury a crime scene, they’re not being dramatic - they’re warning you. Inspired by Cindy’s accidental dog-food disaster (yes, it happened to me too!), this story reveals the surprising instinct behind “burying” food and what your cat is trying to tell you about safety, scent, and nutrition.
Why do we trust some nutrition advice and ignore the rest? University of Glasgow’s cat nutrition research, led by PhD candidate Rachel Lumbis, explores how caregivers make feeding choices for pets and children - and how your honest answers can help improve both human and animal health.
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