Hosted by Ale · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 15 episodes
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Domestically Feral is a storytelling podcast about life at home, where the coffee is therapeutic, the animals have agendas, and normal was never an option. Through funny, tender, and occasionally unhinged true stories, one housewife shares domestic disasters, strange affections, and the everyday absurdities of a world that rarely stays civilized for long. With Edgar as a recurring feline force of chaos, these are stories of creatures, family life, and the weird comedy of trying to hold it all together.
Ale hosts Domestically Feral, a society show with 15 episodes published.
After battling giant fire ant beds in the yard, I thought I was solving one problem. Then Boof decided to lick the ant poison, because apparently eating random household objects was no longer enough of a challenge. What
Edgar’s prison sentence has turned into feline rehabilitation, and against all odds, it seems to be helping. Meanwhile, Boof has entered her roaming era, Mr. Darcy is still being ambushed by a kitten with no conscience,
Dave did yard work in Louisiana in June. I told him to hydrate. He said he did. At midnight, he woke me up looking for an avocado. This is a story about electrolytes, marital credibility, and why I am now suspicious of a
I do not do spiders, which became a serious problem when a large and deeply offensive one took over my favorite chair. In this episode: Mr. Darcy’s retirement from active pest control, Boof’s ongoing criminal behavior, E
Edgar Allan Purr is eight months old, and his personality has officially launched. He steals Mr. Darcy’s food, compromises the royal chamberpot, destroys toilet paper, demands ice, sings while he purrs, and has slowly di
I have four children, and only one of them is human. In this episode: Mr. Darcy protests the washing of his royal bedding, Piper serves as household informant, Boof loves mud but hates baths, and Edgar continues his camp
He was fifteen weeks old. He had been here eight days. The takeover was already complete.
Before Edgar took over the house, he first took over my bathroom. In this episode, I talk about those early days: careful introductions, kitten filth, Mr. Darcy’s deep skepticism, Boof’s overwhelming enthusiasm, and the
This is a special bonus episode. My husband is turning 50, and naturally, the celebration involves expensive coffee made from digested beans, a late-night forensic investigation over a mysterious pair of underwear, and a
I spent two months trying to train Boof for Edgar’s arrival, only to discover that Boof was not the one I should have been worried about. In this episode: careful introductions, one wildly misleading success, and the hor
I got asked to put a price on my firefly fieldwork, and apparently that sent me into a full moral crisis. In this episode: contractor paperwork, travel math, obscure bug expertise, and the deeply humbling realization tha
Edgar had been home less than an hour when he managed to wedge himself into a vanity drawer and force us into hostage negotiations. By midnight we were using food as bait, questioning our life choices, and beginning to u
Welcome to Domestically Feral, a storytelling podcast about life at home when the animals have motives, the coffee is necessary, and normal was never really an option. Start here if you’re new, mildly overwhelmed, or sus
After weeks of waiting, a long road trip, and enough emotional instability to power a small town, we finally brought Edgar home. I had prepared the bathroom, checked for hazards, blocked every tiny danger I could think o
Before Edgar ever set one paw inside this house, he was already destabilizing it from a distance. In this episode, I talk about the long wait to bring him home, the emotional spiral that followed, Mr. Darcy’s uncertain h
When our beloved old cat Mr. Darcy suddenly took a frightening downturn, grief and panic sent me spiraling toward one firm conclusion: I could not be without a cat. What followed was an emotional chain reaction involving
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Domestically Feral is hosted by Ale. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 15 episodes.
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