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Episode 87: Beavers!

  This episode is all about beavers! Casey starts us off by explaining all of the amazing things that beavers…

beavers, biophilia, Castor canadensis, community radio, Idaho history, parachuting beavers, Radio Boise, Toy Zoo, wetlands

Episode 86: The History and Aroma of Christmas Trees

  It’s not really Christmas without a Christmas tree. Casey gives a very brief history of Christmas trees and introduces…

biophilia, blue spruce, Boise Biophilia, Christmas, Christmas trees, community radio, Idaho State Capitol Building, Radio Boise, Toy Zoo

Episode 85: Futurama’s Holiday Spectacular and Tardigrades

  This time of year we all enjoy watching our favorite holiday movies and TV shows, classics like Futurama’s Holiday…

Episode 84: Fish in the Winter and Santa’s Magic Mushrooms

  Casey’s back! And she’s talking about fish. As temperatures drop and lakes and rivers freeze, how do fish survive…

Amanita muscaria, community radio, fish, frozen lakes, ice, Lapland, magic mushrooms, Radio Boise, Santa Claus, shamans, Toy Zoo, winter

Episode 83: Turkey Wattles and Insect Life in Leaf Litter

  Benjamin Franklin once shared some strong opinions about turkeys. I wonder what he thought of their wattles. Daniel is…

autumn, Benjamin Franklin, community radio, insects, leaf litter, leaves, mourning cloak, Radio Boise, science communication, Toy Zoo, turkeys, wattles, winter

Episode 82: Idaho’s Changing Climate and How Leaves Defend Themselves Against Herbivory

  It’s been particularly cold this fall, which may have you wondering what kind of winter we’ll have this year…

autumn, citizen science, climate change, community radio, herbivory, Idaho, leaves, Radio Boise, rain, Salvia officinalis, snow, snowpack, Toy Zoo

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