Natural Science Daily is a podcast making an attempt to remedy one of natural sciences biggest flaws: not being able to relay information to the public. As scientists we don't always know how to tell people what's going on in today's world, or even explain how we do our jobs. If you want to know more about the research happening today, or how people do anything from capturing puffins to cataloging insects, this is the place to be!
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Natural Science Daily is a podcast making an attempt to remedy one of natural sciences biggest flaws: not being able to relay information to the public. As scientists we don't always know how to tell people what's going on in today's world, or even explain how we do our jobs. If you want to know more about the research happening today, or how people do anything from capturing puffins to cataloging insects, this is the place to be!
This week we go on a field trip (while maintaining a safe social distance) to meet Chase Gagne while he does some early spring moth trapping. Chase is one of the most passionate people I know when it comes to his field of study, so there is no other entomologist I’d want on the show to crack into a bugs life on the podcast. We talk about what it’s like to collect and work with insects, as well as how they gained his interest and took him all the way to grad school. I hope you guys set aside your potential bug phobias and learn something new with this episode! As always be sure to follow @Natural_science_daily on Instagram to see photos from the interview!
Natural Science Daily
Natural Science Daily is a podcast making an attempt to remedy one of natural sciences biggest flaws: not being able to relay information to the public. As scientists we don't always know how to tell people what's going on in today's world, or even explain how we do our jobs. If you want to know more about the research happening today, or how people do anything from capturing puffins to cataloging insects, this is the place to be!
