Science That Bugs You: Recent Episodes

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In the weekly podcast ”Science That Bugs You” we explore the newest papers on insects. Followed by an extensive topic discussion and a review of a fascinating scientific article. From time to time we also discuss chapters from the book we are currently reading. We welcome your correspondence at Sciencethatbugs.info@gmail.com!

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In this episode of "Science That Bugs You", Fred and Johann discuss genetic dark matter! Followed by a discussion on a book regarding biased science. We also played a game to guess which insect tourism articles that took the biological community by storm, were the most recent. 

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In this episode of "Science That Bugs You", Fred and Johann discuss misinformation! Followed by a discussion on why all animals are not social. We also played a game to guess which long-horned beetle articles that took the biological community by storm, were the most recent. 

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In this episode of "Science That Bugs You", Fred and Johann discuss the behaviour of electrons! Followed by a discussion on how to approach disinformation. We also played a game to guess which parasite articles that took the biological community by storm, were the most recent. 

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In this episode of "Science That Bugs You", Fred and Johann discuss some philosophy. Followed by a discussion about which is better, green or dense cities? We also played a game to guess which articles that took the biological community by storm, were the most recent. 

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In this episode of "Science That Bugs You", Fred and Johann discuss the buzz around coffee. Followed by a discussion on misinformation on whether the internet was a mistake! We also played a game to guess which of the articles that took the biological community by storm, were the most recent. 

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In this episode of "Science That Bugs You", Fred and Johann discuss philosophy and art. Followed by a discussion on the scientific method! We also played a game to guess which of the articles that took the biological community by storm, were the most recent (with a twist this week). 

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In this episode of "Science That Bugs You", Fred and Johann discuss bed bug attack victims and vegan diets. Followed by a discussion on the facts of gender and sex! We also played a game to guess which of the articles that took the biological community by storm, were the most recent. 

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In this bonus episode of "Science That Bugs You", Fred and Johann discuss what they do for a living. Followed by a discussion of a paper in each field! 

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In this episode of "Science That Bugs You", Fred and Johann discuss burying reptiles and abortion rights. Followed by a discussion on whether animals feel pain! We also played a game to guess which of the articles that took the biological community by storm, were the most recent. 

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In this episode of "Science That Bugs You", Fred and Johann discuss world bee day. Followed by a discussion on if you should be vegan! We also played a game to guess which of the articles that took the biological community by storm, were the most recent. 

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In this special episode of "Science That Bugs You", Fred and Johann are joined by Bruce and Tshepi. Our first guests, together with the usual hosts, discuss conspiracy theories, are they harmful or not? Lastly, we discuss the top 10 worst pests.

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In this episode of "Science That Bugs You", Fred and Johann discuss the antibiotic resistance crisis, are bacteria a threat again? We also play a game to guess which of the articles that took the biological community by storm, were the most recent. Lastly, we discuss the sublethal effects of pesticides.

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In this episode of "Science That Bugs You", Fred and Johann discuss the intellectual beast, do animals have language? We also play a game to guess which of the articles that took the biological community by storm, were most recent. Lastly, we discuss a crack in the mirror hypothesis.

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In this episode of "Science That Bugs You", Fred and Johann discuss the difference between legal and illegal drugs. We also play a game to guess which of the articles that took the biological community by storm, were most recent. Lastly, we discuss how to deal with stress in a pandemic.

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In this episode of "Science That Bugs You", Fred and Johann discuss the scientific method and how to avoid biases. We also play a game to guess which of the articles that took the biological community by storm, were most recent. Lastly, we deep learning and how it will shape entomology.

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In this episode of "Science That Bugs You", Fred and Johann discuss Where to draw the line in genetic engineering. We also play a game to guess which of the articles that took the biological community by storm were most recent. Lastly, we investigate the racist naming of birds

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In the first-ever episode of "Science That Bugs You", Fred and Johann discuss whether mosquitoes are worth keeping around. We also explore some of the recent stories and articles that took the biological community by storm. Lastly, we investigate one of E.O Wilson's earlier works on ants. 

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