# Jeff Ott
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jeff ott (born June 18, 1970) is an activist, musician, author, and longtime member of the Berkeley punk community, best known for playing guitar and singing in the bands Crimpshrine and Fifteen.
== Early life ==
Ott was born on 1970 in Berkeley, California and began playing music at the age of four. He was physically and sexually abused as a child and ran away from home at the age of 13.
Inside Premier Bee Products: From Bee Yard Ideas to Manufacturing
What does it look like when beekeeping equipment moves from an idea in the bee yard to full-scale manufacturing?
In this Beekeeping Today Podcast Short, Jeff Ott takes listeners onto the production floor at Premier Bee Products in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Premier founder Jeff Johnson explains ho…
A Conversation with Beekeepers Quarterly (401)
Beekeeping challenges rarely stop at national borders. This week, Jeff and Becky cross the Atlantic for a conversation with Dr. Andrea Quigley and Norman Carreck, co-editors of the UK-based Beekeepers Quarterly.
Norman, a longtime beekeeper and bee scientist, introduces listeners to the UK's exten…
Varroa Treatment: Api-Bioxal RTU
The Varroa Treatment Series continues with another oxalic acid option: Api-Bioxal RTU, a ready-to-use liquid formulation designed for dribble application.
Dr. David Peck of Betterbee joins Jeff and Becky to explain what makes RTU different from the traditional oxalic acid and sugar-syrup dribble b…
From Spacecraft to Beehives: Dan Seitz and ApisNode (402)
What happens when a spacecraft engineer becomes fascinated with honey bees? In this episode, Jeff and Becky welcome Dan Seitz, an engineer from Los Alamos, New Mexico, whose career designing instruments for spacecraft eventually led him to tackle a very different remote-sensing challenge: understan…
Bee Science with Dewey Caron: Honey Bees and Smoke
Why do we smoke honey bees—and how much smoke do they really need? In this installment of his Bee Science mini-series on Beekeeping Today, Dr. Dewey Caron sends an audio postcard from Portland, Oregon, during a wildfire smoke advisory. He uses the smoky skies as a starting point for a discussion of…
The U.S. Beekeeping Survey: Colony Losses, Varroa, and Better Data (403)
What can nearly two decades of beekeeper-reported data tell us about colony health—and what can it not tell us? In this episode, Jeff Ott and Becky Masterman welcome Dr. Geoff Williams, Dr. Nathalie Steinhauer, and Dr. Agostina Giacobino to discuss the 2026 U.S. Beekeeping Survey and its continuity…
AI in the Bee Yard: Getting Started with AI for Beekeepers
Artificial intelligence is rapidly finding its way into everyday tools—but where does it fit in the bee yard? In this Beekeeping Today Podcast Short, Jeff Ott and Becky Masterman begin exploring how beekeepers can put AI to practical use without treating it as an unquestioned authority.
Jeff and B…
Norroa: A New RNAi Approach to Varroa Control
Norroa brings a very different approach to Varroa management. In this installment of the Beekeeping Today Podcast Varroa Treatment Series, Jeff Ott and Becky Masterman welcome Dr. David Peck of Betterbee to explain how this new treatment works and, just as importantly, when it may—or may not—fit in…
American Honey, Russian Bees, and the Work of the AHPA with Steven Coy (405)
Steven Coy returns to Beekeeping Today for a wide-ranging conversation about the challenges facing American beekeepers—and the role genetics may play in building more resilient colonies.
Steven is president of the American Honey Producers Association and a longtime commercial beekeeper and Russian…
Winning at Honey with Stephanie: Getting Your Entries to the Show
You've spent hours preparing your honey show entries—but how do you get them safely to the judging table? This month on Winning at Honey with Stephanie, Stephanie Slater tackles the challenges of transporting competition entries by car, shipping, and air travel. She shares her own techniques along …
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