April 28, 2019

A Bugless Life w/ Julie Lesnik (Edible Insects, pt 2)

A Bugless Life w/ Julie Lesnik (Edible Insects, pt 2)
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A Bugless Life w/ Julie Lesnik (Edible Insects, pt 2)
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Think you could eat a cricket? What about a spider? In this episode of TAL Adam Gamwell and guest host Andrea Eller are chatting with Julie Lesnik about her new book, Edible Insects and Human Evolution. Listen in as they discuss why Americans tend to be so grossed out by bugs, and if it’s always been that way. Edible Insects, part 2

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