How to pronounce “cato” in English

Cato is particularly interesting to me.

Cato was considered by many the perfect stoic.

Cato opposed Caesar on the floor of the senate.

Cato in the meantime comes back.

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So Cato started as B.B.'s bus driver and mechanic.

And Cato was the city boy because he grew up in Memphis and went to college and was on a train.

And Cato's brother, Walker was the bass player in that band.

And Cato's wife Polly became B.B.'s-- Road manager.

And Cato saw Caesar as increasingly developing sort of tyrannical aspects to his way of doing things, and so he opposed him on the senate floor for many years.

So Cato decides that the only way to avoid that is to take his own life, to commit suicide.

But Cato finds himself in the last resort under extreme circumstances.

And both Cato the elder and Polly worked for B.B.

And then Old Man Cato told me-- he knew somebody, and they told me to drink some tea.

Old Man Cato came right up to me and said, "What you doin', boy?

And then with Cato playing guitar, sometimes we have three guitars playing.

He wants to capture Cato alive because he wants to use him as a political piece.

He admitted that Cato had bested him at this.

It's quite a leap from Cato to computers.

And at one point-- Charlie remembers Cato, you gave me a beautiful picture of him-- and he and I had this adventure that was just unbelievable.

So both Julius Caesar and Cato the Younger pick up arms.

So now Caesar is after Cato.

But Cato was a man of principle and he was not about to let Caesar take advantage of the situation that way.

I had a catering company called Niche Catour.

And their son, Cato III, became B.B.'s horn player.

And it was like, Cato, stop, it's like-- So we're going to go with some questions here?

of corporations-- Heritage Foundation, CATO, American Enterprise Institute came immediately following this.

Seneca talks a lot about a guy named Cato the Younger, who was a contemporary of Julius Caesar.

Well, what did Cato do?

But going as far in the second bit as Cato did means that this was a man who had a high sense of honor,

And in fact, Cato became a hero of the republican cause for many, many years afterwards.

And I'm joined here today by Gary Catona and Aubrey Logan, who are here to premier the song, "My Voice Matters,"

And one of the lessons that I try to implement in my life comes from Cato.

And even when old man Cato, as we used to call him-- we also used to call him Iron Jaws because he could talk more than anybody

cambió la historia. Y con catorce quince años empecé a entrenar siete horas diarias.

We had just done a concert together in a little place called Real de Catorce with these two musicians, and there was one guy who was our translator.

His revolutionary voice-building system, known as the Catona Method, earned him the title, the Maestro of Voice and a reputation as a rebel in the field of vocal development.

Thank you very much, Audrey and Catona.

I want to welcome our guest, Gary Catona, who's going to be talking about voice building.

is brand new vocal cords, would be Gary Catona.

I mean the way to think about the American public debt, I suggest you visit the Cato Institute website.

That was awful. The phone call, Nicki Catouri-- oh, my god, what did I do?

I've had my voice back now for about two years, thanks to Gary Catona and his voice building techniques.

and design so I've been uh I'm an art historian and uh I've been a cator in

And our first book was a book-- well, it's a look at that ancient Roman senator, Cato.

And I just said, you know, the last two weeks it's like Cato and I were together.

And so the doctor tries to stitch the wound, to put back things, and then try to save Cato's life.

But here is Aubrey Logan's "My Voice Matters", written by Nick Milo, Aubrey Logan, and Gary Catona.

But here is Aubrey Logan's "My Voice Matters," written by Nick Milo, Aubrey Logan, and Gary Catona.