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Bug Banter with the Xerces Society
The Xerces Society
The Quanta Podcast
Quanta Magazine
THIS IS REVOLUTION ＞podcast
bitterlake
Threshold
Auricle Productions
The a16z Show
Andreessen Horowitz
Answers with Ken Ham
Ken Ham and Mark Looy
NOVA Presents
GBH
Health Longevity Secrets
Robert Lufkin MD
We Want To Believe: An X-Files Podcast
Helen Werner and Liz Holden
Fortean Winds
RamX
Mystery AI Hype Theater 3000
Emily M. Bender and Alex Hanna
Ken Cook Is Having Another Episode
EWG
That's WILD! A Little Rock Zoo Podcast
Susan Altrui & Joy Matlock
The Wild Idea
Wild Idea Media
In Context with School for Advanced Research
Paul Ryer
TheThinkingAtheist
The Thinking Atheist
AI News Podcast | Latest AI News, Analysis & Events | Daily Inference
AI Daily
Logically Answered
Logically Answered
Thrilling Threads - Conspiracy Theories, Strange Phenomena, True Crime, Unsolved Mysteries, etc!
Byte & Pieces
Small Nonprofit: Fundraising Tips, Leadership Strategies, and Community-Centric Solutions
Further Together: Fundraising Strategies for Nonprofit Organizations
The Grave Talks | Haunted, Paranormal & Supernatural
Ghost Stores, Haunted, Paranormal & Supernatural Stories
Emergence Magazine Podcast
Emergence Magazine
Welcome to Florida
Chadd Scott
Real Ghost Stories Online
Real Ghost Stories Online | Paranormal, Supernatural & Horror Radio
The Answer Is Transaction Costs
Michael Munger
Los Angeles Weather Daily
Fast Foundations
Phoenix Weather Daily
Fast Foundations
San Diego Weather Daily
Fast Foundations
Psychotherapy and Applied Psychology
Dr. Daniel W Cox
San Francisco Weather Daily
Fast Foundations
Entropy Rising
Jacob and Lucas | Space Exploration & Speculative Fiction
Animals, Nature, and You
Rick Schwartz
The Dirt on Gardening
Andre Baptiste, Graylen Brown, Derek Haynes
The Pools Scientific Podcast
John Cooper
The Poultry Podcast Show
Wisenetix
ZOE Science & Nutrition
ZOE
The Lookout Podcast
The Lookout Podcast
Science
The Xerces Society
Do you know what insects are in your pollinator garden or in your community? How do you find them, identify them, and continue to support them? Well, if you want the answers to these questions, you came to the right plac...
Millipedes. Do they really have a thousand feet? To answer this and many other much more sensible questions, we are joined today by two people who know way more about these largely overlooked animals than I do, Drs Ben J...
We spend a lot of time talking about how we can create habitat for pollinators in yards, but there are other spaces too. So if you don’t have a yard or even if you do and you want to expand your impact, no problem! Today...
The color green is associated with a clean, healthy environment. When we see a green space, we often think it’s good, whether it is a beautiful forest or a neighborhood lawn. All plants provide for wildlife, right? Unfor...
The Xerces Society is named for a blue butterfly, the Xerces blue, which went extinct in the 1940s. Luckily, there are other blues, some of which are doing fine and we can see regularly in our parks and neighborhoods, li...
Few beetles are revered as sacred, seen as a symbol of rebirth, represented in ancient art, and to this day are used commercially for waste disposal, but dung beetles are. And if that’s not impressive enough they use the...
Xeriscaping is an important tool to conserve water and creates resiliency in the face of climate change, among other benefits. In this episode, we are going to explore the benefits of xeriscaping, how to do it, and how i...
In this episode, we are going to explore the world of arachnids, but not the spiders you likely imagined after I said that. Nor ticks, nor mites, nor scorpions. No, today we are focusing on solifuges. “Soli-what?” you ma...
There may be a hidden danger lurking in the plants you purchase. Many plants sold at stores and nurseries, even native plants, are pre-treated with pesticides. So while trying to provide habitat for pollinators, you coul...
**Correction: In this episode it states that the number of western monarchs in 2023 was 9,000 total. This was the total number for 2024.Monarch butterflies are known as long-distance travelers, flying hundreds or thousan...
There are countless ways to support the invertebrates we care about, and creating habitat in your own backyard or community is one we’ve often discussed. Today, we’ll explore real-world examples—what works, what doesn’t,...
Illustration is a powerful and important tool for conservation, bringing science to life and presenting complex information in an engaging format. In this episode, we are continuing our exploration of the role of art in ...
For years now, there’s been a growing buzz—pun intended—about how to save our pollinators. Bees, butterflies, and so many other important species are struggling, but the good news is that each of us can make a big differ...
When science and art meet they create a nexus where inspiration and education combine to create impactful outcomes. From illustrated ID guides to building-sized murals, art has been interwoven into science communications...
Over the past year, we’ve explored a diversity of invertebrates, the threats they face, and the ways we can help support them. In this episode, we’ll take a closer look at invertebrate conservation—reflecting on this yea...
The State of the Butterflies in the United States project demonstrated that butterfly populations across the US are dramatically declining — they fell by more than 20% between the year 2000 and 2020. There are multiple c...
Given the name of our podcast, it is no surprise that we talk a lot about bugs, but in this episode, we are stretching our invertebrate muscles and looking at a group of invertebrates that we haven’t considered before—mo...
We’ve all heard the familiar buzz of a bumble bee. Their fuzzy bodies fly around looking for pollen and nectar. But where do bumble bees nest? Where do they spend the winter? And how can we support this part of their lif...
Insects play a critical role in rivers, lakes, and streams, acting as a vital food source for many animals and maintaining the health of these freshwater ecosystems. A few of these insects include: mayflies, stoneflies, ...
We’ve spent some time on this podcast discussing pollinators and their life histories but today we are taking a deeper dive into plant chemistry to better understand the relationship between pollinators and their floral ...
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