EPISODE · Sep 4, 2024 · 24 MIN
2408 Dr. Kate LeCroy
from Biology Bios · host Jim Adelman
Dr. Kate LeCroy from just down the street at Rhodes College shares insights into native bee biology and conservation, finding her people in biology, and the critical importance of Dolly Parton playlists and impersonators in science.
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