The mafia fell off in the 60s and 70s, so people decided to lean into HOAs instead.

Look, I don't want to give any big secrets away, but I feel strongly that you should get caught up on the @Oz9podcast before episode 100 comes out. You know, for no reason in particular.

Students waiting for the faculty seminar leftovers x.com/i/status/18038…

this is just a taxi. what you’re describing is a taxi. what are we doing here man.

Laser weeding

Hey y'all, we don't have to worry about GPT anymore, they're downgrading it!

To wrap up the seven days of #PollinatorWeek, here are seven facts from Honey Bee (Young Zoologist)! 🐝One honey bee can visit 50 to 100 flowers in one trip 🍯It takes 12 honey bees a lifetime to make one teaspoon of honey 🌈Honey bees see colours in the ultraviolet spectrum

Getting tagged in these makes me *very happy*

And the birthday joy just keeps coming. With these last episodes, we have officially sailed past 100,000 downloads over the life of the podcast. We could not have done this without you. Thank you so much to everyone who has rated, reviewed, listened to, or shared our show!

The more time I spend in Dark Sky locations, the more radicalized I get about light pollution. Everyone should get to see the stars.

Thanks for having me WIRED to talk about the awesome people kicking butt in government social media comms! wired.com/story/oklahoma…

Ashley the Ologist 🦉 is one of my favorite people, and I can't wait for you to hear this episode about Get Out Alive, the relationships between plants and animals, science communication, and "possibly antagonistic bear interactions." #getoutalive

You have no idea how many tooth-level leaves I've eaten.

This plant is illegal to possess in Texas. It’s not any sort of drug, it’s just invasive in south TX waterways, so they outlawed it for the whole state. Water hyacinth. This pic is one I found online because I definitely wouldn’t keep it in my home pond in Texas. Nope.

A Thanksgiving treat! This week we got to talk all about plant folklore with THE plant professor, Dr. Vikram Baliga (Planthropology Podcast🌵). Listen to Spirits now on all your podcast apps 🪴

Just checking in to leave this with you. You're welcome. Until next time!