Hey, it's Amy, and we are back with another Sunday sampler. It's clips from some of the podcasts that came out this week on the Nashville podcast network. On the Bobby cast, Bobby sat down with comedic legend Tom Green. Tom talks about how he pushed the envelope when he hosted Saturday Night Live. He talks about the bum bum song, his new documentary that's out about his life, and so much more. On my podcast, Four Things with Amy Brown, I sit down with my dermatologist and we talk about care myths, the truth behind beauty sleep, and

how often we should be showering and even washing our hair. Also, whether stress can cause

hair loss like for real, for real, and collagen supplements. Are they any good? This week's

episode of In the Vets Office is all about cats. Dr. Josie is joined by one of her former

vet school classmates and friend Dr. Bean and they're answering all kinds of things like

should I be worried about hair balls? Why is my cat peeing outside of its litter box and

what does making biscuits really mean? So we're going to get started with that one. Here's a clip

from this week's in the vets Office with Dr. Josie.

You're listening to In the Vets Office with Dr. Josie Horchak.

I have a lot of clients that say, okay, I can't get my cat to stop jumping on my counters.

What do I do?

So, I mean, my cat does not jump on the counters.

She's perfect.

So I think it's, you know, it's a training issue.

I think you'll try to obviously discourage it when they are jumping up.

The kind of couple tricks that I'll recommend to people.

Cats in general are very tactile.

They based a lot of their decisions on how things feel.

So putting like double-sided tape on a countertop or like aluminum foil.

Sometimes saran wrap also works.

They hate how that feels.

So they'll usually jump on and immediately jump off. And so the hope is that they just learn that they just don't jump up there

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