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Today I spoke to the Bug Chicks, or Kristie Reddick and Jessica Honaker. They are entomologists and science communicators who are working on bringing science to children K-12. We talk about how their paths led them to each other and misunderstood bugs.
In this episode, the Bug Chicks mention Gwen Pearson and Adrienne Brundage as some inspirational female scientists. To learn more about them, visit their respective websites.
To learn more about the Bug Chicks and their work, visit their website.
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