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Buzzkill: What’s Really Threatening Our Bees

Nov 20, 2025 · 41m 3s
Buzzkill: What’s Really Threatening Our Bees
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Following the last episode’s general focus on pollinators, this episode zooms in on bees. From the ethics of beekeeping, why seedless watermelons make bees work overtime, and the unsettling nature...

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Following the last episode’s general focus on pollinators, this episode zooms in on bees. From the ethics of beekeeping, why seedless watermelons make bees work overtime, and the unsettling nature of colony collapse disorder, Jorden and Kimberly consider the astonishing diversity of bees. In addition to the legislative acts that promote apiary conservation, individuals can do a lot that matters, including rewilding yards, reducing pesticides, leaving fallen wood, planting natives, supporting local honey, and even “adopting” a bee.   Recommended Resources About bees Bee stats The 3D-printed beehive Bee legislation Bee fences Kentucky bees Kimberly’s Substack newsletter post
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Author Michael Baranowski
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