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Bugs, Bill Nye And Flotsam
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Sue Hubbell: Author, Beekeeper And Bug Lover Sue Hubbell is the author of many books on entomology, including “A Book of Bees: And How to Keep Them.” She wrote for The New Yorker, Smithsonian and Time. Steve Scher talked with Hubbell back in 1993 about the many reasons to appreciate bugs. Bill Nye On Getting People Interested In Science Bill Nye, forever dubbed The Science Guy, is an author, comedian, scientist and former television host. Though his Disney/PBS show, "Bill Nye The Science Guy , " is long off air, his legacy as a science educator lives on. Many people can still remember this tune " Bill, Bill, Bill, Bill! " Dave Beck talked with Nye in 1993, the first year his television show aired. Flotsam With Curtis Ebbesmeyer: The Secret Life Of Ocean Debris Oceans are full of many mysterious things, some of which make their way to shore. Oceanographer Curtis Ebbesmeyer tracks the debris that makes its way around the world. Steve Scher talked with Ebbesmeyer back in 2003 about the
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