Bug Wagon and Ento Nation podcast update.

Humidity.

The Golden Egg.

Our guest this week is Dr. Gregory Paulson co-author of the book Insects did it first (co-authored by entomologist Eric Eaton), Dr. Paulson Shares with us all kinds of mind blowing insects did it first facts. Dr. Paulson tells us stories of how insects were first to do things like bungee jumping, chemical warfare, parasailing, home air conditioning systems, SCUBA, Vampires and more. A mind-blowing interview full of awesome insect facts.

Crickets have very specific reasons for chirping...

"As the Crickets Chirp" The Zombie Cricketpocalypse Season.

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"Full Metal Cricket"

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Our guests today are Claudia & Lindsay, co-founders of Gaia protein, providing delicious and nutritious products made from crickets farmed up in Canada. Our Bug Wagon crowdfunder continues. Over in the Bugible Kitchen Aly Moore brings us a wonderful new dish “Spicy Mealworm Mac”. "Cricket Farming 101" covers chirping. And on “As the Crickets Chirp” Gunnery Sergeant Stinger brings Full Metal Cricket to the Zombie Cricketpocalypse.

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Today's topic: Excess Moisture = Farm Killer.

Our guest today is Joe Shouldice of Yes Crickets in Toronto, Ontario! Joe talks about the many transitions he has gone through, from a graphic design office in New York City, to life on the road with his family for a year, to running a cricket farm full time. A fascinating interview. We also have a new "Cricket Farming 101" segment, and on "As the Crickets Chirp" a mysterious signal reaches the survivors of the zombie cricketpocalypse.