About the Show
Dr. Art Evans teams up with VPM Radio producer Steve Clark for the feature, “What’s Bugging You?” The program takes its name from another of Evans’ books “What’s Bugging You – A Fond Look at the Animals We Love to Hate.” Evans is a Research Associate at the Virginia Museum of Natural History.
Dr. Art Evans teams up with VPM Radio producer Steve Clark for the feature, “What’s Bugging You?” The program takes its name from another of Evans’ books “What’s Bugging You – A Fond Look at the Animals We Love to Hate.” Evans is a Research Associate at the Virginia Museum of Natural History.
Episodes
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Did you know that some insects walk on water? Find out how with entomologist Dr. Art Evans and VPM radio... -
Entomologist Dr. Art Evans and radio producer Steve Clark, co-hosts of VPM’s popular and long running radio program What’s Bugging... -
Many insects pretend to be something they are not. Entomologist Dr. Art Evans and VPM radio producer Steve Clark explore... -
When is a bug a true bug? Find out with entomologist Dr. Art Evans and VPM radio producer Steve Clark... -
What is one of the first “creepy crawlies” that you remember from childhood? Roly-polies, also known as woodlice in Europe,... -
Entomologist Dr. Art Evans and VPM radio producer Steve Clark discuss one of the most spectacular moths found in North... -
Anyone who has spent time outdoors during the summer has likely endured the painful bites of horse flies. Just the... -
Sometimes topics for VPM’s “What’s Bugging You?” radio show were inspired by comments and suggestions from listeners. Case in point,... -
After nearly 10 years and more than 400 episodes, What’s Bugging You? has come to an end. Join VPM radio... -
Dr. Art Evans, entomologist and VPM radio producer Steve Clark discuss the beautiful Meloe Oil Beetle which emerges in late... -
Entomologist Dr. Art Evans and VPM radio producer Steve Clark engage in a lively conversation over the creative common names... -
Have you ever wondered about the difference between millipedes and centipedes? If so, wonder no more! Entomologist Dr. Art Evans...
