Episodes: 183
Frequency: Every two weeks
Rating: 4.6/5.0
Estimated listeners: 1,000 - 10,000
Gender skew: Neutral
Listener location: USA
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Cameron Ghalambor - Evolutionary biologist and science podcast host whose work focuses on biology and evolution.
Marty Martin - Biologist and science podcast host focused on communicating research across the biological sciences.
David George Haskell - Flowering Plants, Ecosystems, Plant Evolution, Genomic Innovation, And The Relationship Between Humans And Flowers.
Diego Vázquez - Plant-pollinator Interaction Networks, Coevolution, Neutral Models, Ecological Abundance, Long-term Ecological Research, And Declining Solitary Bees.
Matt Kaplan - Scientists Who Were Ridiculed Or Disbelieved, Scientific Orthodoxy, And Reforms That Could Encourage Bolder Research.
Fran Bonier - Wildlife Endocrinology, Hormones, Stress Physiology, And The Biology Of Adaptation.
John Wingfield - Hormones, Stress, Seasonal Adaptation, Climate Change, Allostasis, The Challenge Hypothesis, And Emergency Life-history Theory.
Conservation in a cup with David Lodge
October 01, 2026
How do you find an invasive species that no net can catch? What happens to the scientist whose research samples end up in federal court?In this episode, we talk with David Lodge, a freshwater ecologist at Cornell University and past president of the Ecological Society of America. In 2009, David’s lab detected invasive carp from DNA in bottles of Illinois River water, including above the electric barrier meant to keep the carp out of the Great Lakes. That result helped found the field of envir...
A tribute to slow science: remembering Bob Ricklefs
September 10, 2026
This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit bigbiology.substack.comWhat was distinctive about Bob Ricklefs’ mentorship style, and how did he influence his students and collaborators? What were Bob’s major contributions to biology, and how did these ideas leave a lasting legacy on the field?In this episode, we commemorate the life and work of Bob Ricklefs, who passed away recently. Bob was a giant in the fields of ecolo…
Flower power (Ep 153)
August 13, 2026
How have flowers shaped the modern world? Why do we and many other species have such intimate and long-term relationships with them?On this special episode, we talk with David George Haskell, a writer and biologist. We discuss his most recent book, How Flowers Made our World, which explores the creative powers of flowering plants. Big Biology blogger and Biology PhD student, Clayton Glasgow, interviews David as an outreach project for the Young Voices of Science program. They discuss how flow...
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