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In this episode, I got to chat with Dr. Jonathan Larson, a professor at the University of Kentucky and host of the Arthro-pod podcast. We discuss the evolution of entomology podcasts, the importance of science communication, and the role of extension services in educating the public about insects. Dr. Larson shares his journey into entomology, the challenges faced in modern extension education, and the impact of online learning in the field. The conversation highlights the significance of engaging the public through various media, including podcasts, to promote understanding and appreciation of entomology.

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