
Episode #3
Tom Waits The Fly Part Deux
John and Lee are joined again by Christian to dissect the fly. Lots of fun fly facts and diversity here. You're gonna love it.


A show about insects and entomologists featuring your hosts Dr. Lee Dyer, Dr. John Stireman, and a series of occasional guests. Insect physiology, anatomy, diversity, evolution, ecology, conservation, and relationships with humans. Plus a few good jokes here and there.
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Signup to Generate a PitchA show about insects and entomologists featuring your hosts Dr. Lee Dyer, Dr. John Stireman, and a series of occasional guests. Insect physiology, anatomy, diversity, evolution, ecology, conservation, and relationships with humans. Plus a few good jokes here and there.
Hexapodcast is hosted by Lee Dyer. The show has published 12 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Tom Waits The Fly Part Deux" (21 September 2026, 28 minutes), "Dissecting The Fly with Christian Conners: Tom Waits Tribute Part 1" (21 September 2026, 25 minutes), and "Insect Declines with Guest Dr. Chris Halsch" (30 August 2026, 32 minutes).
Hexapodcast publishes roughly a few times a week, with episodes averaging 26 minutes across 12 episodes.
Booking probability for Hexapodcast is 36%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Hexapodcast requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Hexapodcast's contact route on record: public web form.
The strongest fits for Hexapodcast are Scientific Research & Development. Hexapodcast has a science audience.
Lee Dyer hosts Hexapodcast, a science podcast with 12 episodes published.
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Episode #3
John and Lee are joined again by Christian to dissect the fly. Lots of fun fly facts and diversity here. You're gonna love it.

Stireman and Dyer are joined by special guest Christian Conners to celebrate the entomologist and singer-songwriter, Tom Waits. We dissect his brilliant song, "The Fly."

John and Lee talk to Chris about his work on butterfly declines and discuss: 1. definition of insect declines; 2. history of "insect decline" as a major subdiscipline; 3. causes of declines. Plus: the trolly problem, a...

<p>John and Lee talk to Chris about his work on butterfly declines and discuss: 1. definition of insect declines; 2. history of "insect decline" as a major subdiscipline; 3. causes of declines. Plus: the trolly problem...

Episode #9
<p>Dyer describes finding flies around a body he found in the street then discusses forensic entomology with Stireman, who studies flies. We could definitely do a sequel on this one....</p>

Episode #9
Dyer describes finding flies around a body he found in the street then discusses forensic entomology with Stireman, who studies flies. We could definitely do a sequel on this one....

Episode #8
<p>This episode is all about insect sex with a lot of inappropriate and cringe-worthy jokes, music, and other fails. It is probably worth listening to and it is definitely fact-based... just silly.</p>

Episode #8
This episode is all about insect sex with a lot of inappropriate and cringe-worthy jokes, music, and other fails. It is probably worth listening to and it is definitely fact-based... just silly.

Episode #7
<p>Fun, fun, fun discussions with Dr. Amy Trowbridge about bark beetles and so much more. Part 2. There may be some good jokes and a few political comments in this episode.</p><p></p>

Episode #7
Fun, fun, fun discussions with Dr. Amy Trowbridge about bark beetles and so much more. Part 2. There may be some good jokes and a few political comments in this episode.

A hilarious episode in which Dr. Trowbridge tells us all about bark beetles, the forests they are affecting, and some chemical ecology. Dyer and Stireman pitch in a few facts about insect brains.

<p>A hilarious episode in which Dr. Trowbridge tells us all about bark beetles, the forests they are affecting, and some chemical ecology. Dyer and Stireman pitch in a few facts about insect brains. </p>

Episode #5
<p>How do insects breathe and other horror stories. This is a pretty good episode.</p>

Episode #5
How do insects breathe and other horror stories. This is a pretty good episode.

Episode #4
<p>A light discussion about guts, sequestration, spitting, pooping, vomit, and other dinner-time conversations.</p>

Episode #4
A light discussion about guts, sequestration, spitting, pooping, vomit, and other dinner-time conversations.

How many species are there? What are we losing in the Anthropocene? What is the Journal of Lost Species? We may have some answers here.

<p>How many species are there? What are we losing in the Anthropocene? What is the Journal of Lost Species? We may have some answers here.</p>

<p>Unless you love insects and systematics, this episode might be "the most boring podcast in history" - according to Stireman. </p>

Unless you love insects and systematics, this episode might be "the most boring podcast in history" - according to Stireman.
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