Gary reveals the essence of bioluminescence. Gordon discovers that not much is known about the Wandering Tattler. Joann explores the world of wild strawberries. Herpetologist Robert Thomas from Loyola University is interviewed about the American Bullfrog.

Gary examines Canadian Shield; Joann likes Partridge Berry; Gordon discussed the ecological role of surface stones. Brad Lepper returns for an interview about Serpent and Alligator Mounds.

Gary surprises us by not talking about wetlands—he does Pika. Gordon's nostalgia about Sensitive Briar leads him to explore fast movement in plants. Joann saw a Marsh Hawk hunt. All this brings us to the Laws of Thermodynamics and energy flow in nature.

The Snowy Owl is Gary’s topic while Gordon explains squirrel leaf nests. Joann hand fed wild birds and explains how you can do it too. Stanley Gehrt is interviewed about his work with urban dwelling coyotes.

Gordon delivered an impromptu lecture on isotopic signatures and radiometric dating. Gary saw a seiche. Joann contemplates the importance of flies. Bug Girl, an entomologist blogger is interviewed about bogus products for dealing with insects.

Kepler-22b is the newly discovered planet with in the Goldilocks zone. Joann explains why everyone is so excited. Gordon talks about the Greater Roadrunner. iTrack Wildlife is a new app for smart phones. The interview is with Jonah Evans the biologist who developed the app.

Yellow-rumped Warbler is Gordon’s topic. Joann talks about Polaris—the North Star. Shawn Lawrence Otto author of Fool Me Twice is interviewed about his book about the state of science in the public debate in America.

Gary tries to find a Northern Bog Lemming; Gordon and Joann are looking at trees—Sycamore and Tamarack. Our interview is with Bob Glotzhober about Cedar Bog, Ohio's first nature preserve and home to some incredible life.

Dark-eyed juncos, great blue-heron, dandelion, an interview with Peter Gordon

Gary sees leaf pack driving energy in a stream ecosystem. Joann is “Stalking the Wild Asparagus.” Gordon sees things in a forest that he doesn’t even see? Interview with Jeremy Lloyd of the Great Smoky Mountains Institute at Tremont about biodiversity in the park.