Arthro-Pod EP 168 The Great Insect Fair at Penn State

 

Join Michael Skvarla of Penn State Entomology for a tour around the annual Great Insect Fair. 

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Arthro-Pod EP 135: The Arthro-Pod Gang Goes Home

Today's episode is a little different than our usual offering. Recently, we were honored to be invited to present at Purdue's Department of Entomology as seminar speakers. One of our former guests, Dr. Krystal Hans, put together this special opportunity for us to come "home" to the department we all graduated from! It truly was a treat for us and we wanted to share the presentation we gave. You can listen to it here today, we hope you enjoy!

You will learn about how the show got started, the history of entomology in podcasting, and some behind the scenes stats about the pod!

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Arthro-Pod EP 104: Going Bugwood with Joe LaForest

 

Howdy bug lovers! On today's episode of Arthro-Pod, the gang meets up with Joe LaForest, Associate director of the Center for Invasive Species and Ecosystem Health at the University of Georgia. Joe was kind enough to talk to us about his work with two great entomology projects, Bugwood and EDDMaps. Bugwood in particular may be familiar to many listeners as a database of images that are free to use (with attribution of course). Dive in with us as we get to hear the origins of these projects, how we can all contribute, and how they may best serve you. 

Show Notes

Check out Bugwood at

https://www.bugwood.org/

EDDMaps

https://www.eddmaps.org/species/ 

You can also meet Joe's pup at @sleepzoomsleep on Twitter. Prepare for adorable greyhound content!

Oh Insect Images, how I love you. 

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Arthro-Pod Episode 92: Three Hosts in an Arthro-Pod

 

Today's episode is a special treat! The Arthro-Pod crew was invited to give an Early Career Professional seminar for the Entomological Society of America and we got to record it as an episode! So, tune in to hear us get interviewed for a slight change of pace, as Dr. Karen Poh of Penn State hosts us. It was a lot of fun and we hope that people are inspired to make their own podcasts or find new ways of contributing to science communication!

If you would like to see our previous webinar from the ESA Share Fair on how to start your own podcast here is a YouTube link

 https://youtu.be/wcX2YmaNOdg

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Arthro-Pod EP 72 Dr. Tierney Brosius ( Dr. Beetle) Science, Teaching, Art & Entofashion

Howdy, bug lovers! The Arthro-Pod gang hopes you are all doing as well as as can be during a time of craziness in the world. We have a great guest on the show this week, Dr. Tierney Brosius, who we get to chat with all about teaching science at a smaller academic institution, scientific illustration, and some entomology fashion! Tienery has a great Instagram hashtag for herself #entofashion. Hopefully if you have some bug clothing you want to show off, you can join her on that platform. Tune in to hear more!

Show notes

 The project from her dissertation at UNL

https://academic.oup.com/ae/article/60/1/39/6833

 Here is Dr. Brosius' profile at Augustana College

https://www.augustana.edu/academics/faculty-directory/tierney-brosius

Tierney is also known for her illustration abilities:

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Arthro-Pod Quickcast 2 from ESA 2017: Sheryl Hosler, The Roving Naturalist!

Hey there bug lovers we're coming at you from EntSoc2017 in Denver with another quick-cast! In this episode we meet up with Sheryl Hosler a.k.a The Roving Naturalist! We talk YouTube, how videos help with science communication, and bison poop! Be sure to tune in!

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https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdZqc1TlY7AF07n31GyfOqA

Episode 24: Writing for Entomology Today with Richard Levine

That's right bug lovers, it's a double header of entomology podcasts for you! 

Yesterday we heard from Dr. Marianne Shockley about eating insects and today we get to hear from Richard Levine of the Entomological Society of America! Richard teaches me about risk communication and how this style of communication can help scientists and we also discuss how you (yes you!) can hone your writing skills by contributing to Entomology Today. 

So open up your favorite word processor, plug in your headphones and then listen and make the first draft of your future article!

This podcast was made on the road at our international congress back in September. Be prepared for some fuzzy sound quality!

Entomology Today
https://entomologytoday.org/ 

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