Grubbing In The Filth: An Invertebrate Podcast

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Nature #210

If it lacks a backbone, we're interested. In this podcast, we're exploring the world of invertebrates, discovering the amazing lives they lead, and thinking carefully about our relationhips with these much-maligned creatures. With the help of experts, we are lifting stones, peering into the water and grubbing in the filth.

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Recent Reviews
  • anna paints
    Love this podcast!
    Post a link to your kofi or patreon so we can donate! I so much appreciate this podcast ❤️❤️❤️ Informative and engaging
  • Elinor W.
    The beauty of ‘filthy’ creatures
    This loving paean to the world of invertebrates is a gem among podcasts! Tom’s gentle voice and deep emotional attachment to and curiosity about spiders, flies and molluscs makes his discussions with fellow enthusiasts a joy to listen to. I love the speculation about the life experience of these beings, and their relation to the skewed human perspective that labels them inferior. And the episode on cockroaches with Dr. Babits is an absolute treat!
  • Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
    The podcast I’ve been hoping for.
    What I love most is the host’s attitude toward invertebrates, it’s clear he has an in-depth understanding of them, but the show doesn’t feel overly science-y, it’s still accessible to the casual bug lover. It’s also not too anecdotal or sensational. The host is very good about not anthropomorphizing animals, and presents information in a way that assumes the listener is at least somewhat educated.
  • ElsaKatrina
    Finally, an Invert Podcast!
    I am super stoked for this podcast about the coolest of animals (inverts, ofc) - it’s the perfect blend of informal and funny, versus thoughtful and informative. A great listen, especially while sorting and IDing inverts under a microscope :)
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