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Description: At Shaggy Shack Pet Resort, we’re also able to offer other pet caring services such as doggie day care and pet walking in Lakewood, Washington. All our staff are pet lovers themselves and understand the need to provide a loving environment in order to reduce the stress. Interacting with other dogs and people is also part of the service we provide.

At Shaggy Shack Pet Resort, we’re also able to offer other pet caring services such as doggie day care and pet walking in Lakewood, Washington. All our staff are pet lovers themselves and understand the need to provide a loving environment in order to reduce the stress. Interacting with other dogs and people is also part of the service we provide.

Created: 6/29/2022 4:47:02 AM

Doggie Day care and Pet walking in Lakewood, Washington

Today on the Federalist Radio Hour, join Ben Domenech as he talks with Mark Furstenburg, owner of the bakery Bread Furst and the winner of the 2017 James Beard Foundation award winner for Outstanding Baker.

On the show, Furstenburg describes his journey from White House to baker. After starting a bakery that was eventually burned by bankruptcy, he tried again. And then again.

“My aspiration was to create a neighborhood bakery that would have a chance of living for a number of years, not that anybody can control such things,” he said. “But I had a much better chance, I thought, if the business was successful. Not just aesthetically, but financially.”

Furstenburg opened Bread Furst in 2014. Despite his success, he remains humble.

“In one sense, I know it’s a great honor and I feel quite validated by it,” said Furstenburg. “But in another sense, there are a bunch of bakers in the country who deserve this award.”

From White House to Bakery with Mark Furstenburg

Mollie Hemingway and David Harsanyi discuss the testimony of former FBI director James Comey, the calls for Trump's impeachment, and other media hysterias.

"Now we know, based on Comey's own testimony that even Comey admits there was no Russia probe into Donald Trump," Hemingway said. "It also shows, through his own testimony, that Comey was really trying to make Donald Trump think he was Donald's Trump buddy...and doing everything in his power to undermine Donald Trump when he was speaking publicly."

The term "whataboutism" often gets thrown around as a logical fallacy, especially when comparing Trump to Obama. "I think it's important to look at the presidency as a continuum. To see what these abuses have meant and what people have done in the past," Harsanyi said. "I don't think there is any problem in talking about the past."

What Did We Learn From The Testimony Of James Comey?

Senior writer Mary Katharine Ham and journalist Emily Miller sit down in studio to escape the summer heat. They discuss the war against air conditioning, summer camping trips, and the recently reported scandals taking place on this season of "Bachelor in Paradise."

Why would someone choose to live without air conditioning? "When you don't have A/C, you live your life differently and it makes communities look different," Ham said. "When you're forced outside, you are forced into your community."

Production of the current season of ABC's "Bachelor in Paradise" was suspended after reports of scandal among the contestants. "Perhaps this was a problem waiting to happen," Ham said.

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On today's edition of Coffee & Markets, Brad Jackson is joined by Francis Cianfrocca to discuss Apple's new spaceship campus, the amazing attention to detail, and why Francis thinks leadership is more important than genius.

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Rosie Gray, White House correspondent for The Atlantic, joins Mary Katharine Ham on Federalist Radio. They discuss the breaking news of a shooting at the GOP congressional baseball practice this morning in Alexandria, Va. Gray also shares her reporting on President Trump's revolving staff, palace intrigue, and the grueling job of a White House spokesperson.

"The communications environment in and around the White House is very unusual," Gray said. "[Michael Dubke] was really put into an impossible situation."

They discussed why the White House has failed to fill so many open positions in the administration and what can happen when that process is delayed. "Because of Trump's management tendency to value loyalty and to really want these things to go through his people, just logistically, hiring for thousands of political positions becomes very hard," Ham said.

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Joel Salatin is a self-described Christian libertarian environmentalist capitalist lunatic farmer. He joins Gracy Olmstead, associate managing editor, to make explain why environmentalism should not be reserved for secular liberals, but can be part of a Christian's calling to stewardship. Salatin's new book is "The Marvelous Pigness of Pigs: Respecting and Caring for all God's Creation."

Salatin argues against the environmentalist tendency to build fences and remove all human interaction from our resources. "Let's build soil. Let's purify the water. Let's make farm and food systems," Salatin said. "To have the kind of fear and disconnected relationship that we have is profoundly both inappropriate and ineffectual in enabling us to actually work with nature."

The "pigness of a pig" is an object lesson in bringing glory to God's creation. "I would suggest that a culture that doesn't ask how to honor and respect the pigness of pigs, will quickly quit asking how to honor and respect the God-ness of God and the human-ness of humans."

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Christopher Bedford, editor-in-chief of the Daily Caller News Foundation, joins Ben Domenech on today's show to discuss the escalation of political violence and protesters storming a "Julius Caesar" production. They also touch on how the business sector controlled by elite corporate leaders is another battle in the culture war conservatives have lost.

The radical left is taking to the streets claiming to fight fascism without a hint of irony. "If you think that environmentalism is your religion and you're out there fighting for your god Hillary Clinton or Bernie Sanders... than extremism is a lot easier to justify. It's not only required but it's moral for these people to go out and attack," Bedford said.

The staying power and political pull of corporations and crony capitalism are stronger than ever. "They have the ability to push forward their agenda regardless of who is actually elected or not," Domenech said. "They don't have to deal with cloture votes and how to get 51. They can exert their pressure often at whim in ways that can have a significant impact."

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Shaggy Shack Pet Resort offers dog, cats grooming & boarding services in Spanaway and areas of WA.

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