It's officially Answer Your Cats Question Day! (Yes, that's a real holiday). Joined by friend Sheena Bizarre of The Dexedrines, Mike Edison & Judy McGuire talk all about crazy cat ladies, gay cat names and everything else related to your favorite felines. Love them or hate them, this episode's got something for everybody. What do you when your love for cats is a deal breaker with a date? How do you deal with peeing pets? Did you know there are actually catnip farmers? Tune in now! This episode was sponsored by Roberta's.

"So a Jew walks into a bar with a cat on his shoulder and the bartender says, Hey, where'd you get him? And the cat says, Brooklyn, they're everywhere!"

-- Mike Edison on The Mike & Judy Show

How does a blog make money? What tools should a blogger know about? On this episode of After the Jump, host Grace Bonney and Amy Azzarito tackle the top questions they regularly come across at Design*Sponge. Hear what an average day at Design*Sponge is like- including team meetings, scheduling some "you" time, and surviving the flood of emails. Building Design*Sponge also means extensive outreach; this how they find homes across the world- from France to the United States! Hear what motivates them, and what is next for the site. Find out what they would be doing if Design*Sponge didn't exist, and how they wrangle with their cats' destructive tendencies. This program was sponsored by BluePrint.

"Every adult wants to know how you have a job when you work on the internet." [5:05]

-- Amy Azzarito on After the Jump

"Start thinking of yourself as a producer of content and that content does not necessarily live where you live." [10:30]

"I am increibly motivated by feedback. Whether it's good or bad, I enjoy comments." [8:45]

-- Grace Bonney on After the Jump

This week on The Matt & Rachel Show, Rachel Wharton hosts the show solo and is joined by Nora Painten who is starting the Brownsville Student Farm Project. Tune in to learn more about urban chicken coops and how Brooklyn's farming community is evolving. Find out what blue eggs are all about, how community gardens can teach our children about food and why squirrels are an issue when raising chickens. This episode was sponsored by Heritage Foods USA.