Podcast: #46 “The Wow Factor” ~ Cheryl Preyer
Our guest this week is Cheryl Preyer of NACIA who tells us about "The Wow Factor"...a very interesting new take on how to treat the West's aversion to eating bugs.
Podcast: #45 “Ento Ninja Warrior!” ~ Eric Middleton
Our guest today is 3-time Ninja Warrior contestant Eric Middleton. Eric is an entomologist at the University of Minnesota who not only love studying bugs, but eating them, also.
Podcast: #44 “Bugatarian Delights!” ~Nancy Chen & Charlotte Wei
Our guests today are the ladies of Bugatarian. We'll talk all about the delicious ento recipes they are continuously perfecting, plus the new product line they are revealing.
Podcast: #43 “Better Living Through Bugs” ~Aaron Rodriques
Our guest Aaron Rodriques has been called "The Bug Whisperer"by many, find out why this Ph.D candidate is going to make the world a better place through bugs.
Podcast: #42 “Brooklyn Bugs/BugsGiving Festival Nov 14-16” ~Chefs David George Gordon & Joseph Yoon
Chef Joseph Yoon and The Bug Chef, David George Gordon chat with Cricket Man about the upcoming Brooklyn Bugs Festival and the BugsGiving feast coming up November 14-16 in Brooklyn.
Podcast: Weekly Buzz #6 ~ “The Bug Chef Goes to Italy!”
I recently interviewed my two good friends David George Gordon (The Bug Chef) and Chef Joseph Yoon of Brooklyn Bugs to talk about the Upcoming Brooklyn Bugs Festival this November 14-16. During the interview we got to talking about David George heading over to Turin, Italy this week for a Slow Food conference.
Podcast #41 “The Superest, Awesomest Entomologist in Ecuador” ~ Nancy Miorelli
Today we chat with one cool entomologist. I was completely blown away by Nancy Miorelli, and I know you will be, too.
Podcast: Weekly Buzz #5 ~Cricket Man Talks About Past Guests
We listen to an excerpt from a recent podcast in which the guest, entomophagist Joy Nemerson, gets Cricket Man talking about past guests in a unique Fast Five.
Podcast #40: “The Joy of Eating Bugs!” ~Joy Nemerson
Eating bugs has literally changed Joy Nemerson's life, and she owes it all to a little cricket chip.
