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Hop on over and join Paul and Donna for the bounciest, chirpiest conversation about the tiny insect musicians, crickets!
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This is an episodic podcast, so you can listen to it in any order, but episode one is a great place to start.
Listen to episode one hereHop on over and join Paul and Donna for the bounciest, chirpiest conversation about the tiny insect musicians, crickets!
But first, the news!
RHOD Recap: Dr. Tiffany's Party Ends in Disaster as Brandi Falls Ill After Eating Tiffany's Crickets Pizza
How Do Crickets Talk?
Cricket acoustic communication
IUCN Crickets
The Crickets
Sonorous Science: Have a Cricket Tell You the Temperature!
Crickets are invading Texas with a fury, as weather conditions are ‘perfect,’ experts say
Technical support by Matthew Csomo, bed music by Kevin MacLeod, our logo was created by Imran Javed. Our vocal talent by Kari McGinnis, Josh Hallmark, Stacey and Frosty
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