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Interview With Marla Spivak at the University of Minnesota Bee Lab.

This interview is with Dr. Marla Spivak who is a leading entomologist currently holding the prestigious title of Distinguished McKnight Professor in the Department of Entomology at the University of Minnesota. Below are links to the University and other related information. Link to the University of Minnesota Bee Lab: https://beelab.umn.edu/ The Spivak Lab, photo of a 1922 Bee Class: https://beelab.umn.edu/spivak-lab Learn more about propolis studies at the Bee Lab: https://beelab.umn.edu/spivak-lab/res... What you can do to help the honey bees and other pollinators: https://beelab.umn.edu/actions-help-bees Endowed Chair at the University Bee Lab support link: https://beelab.umn.edu/endowed-chair-... Chapters: 00:00 Introduction 01:03 Interview Begins 01:26 Marla Describes her current job/position 01:55 It's Groundhog Day 02:20 Marla describes her childhood 02:51 Post Doc, Tuscon Arizona 03:32 Marla describes being an outdoor child 05:30 No Pets 05:59 Science Teacher who inspired Marla 06:35 The Library Book that inspired her path with honey bees 07:15 Marla goes to New Mexico 08:58 Marla goes to Brazil 10:09 Dr. Maggie Shanahan Southern Mexico 10:36 The origins of the Spivak Lab at U of Minnesota 16:44 A native bee is named after Marla Spivak 18:30 If not bees, what would you do? 18:47 Dr. Marla Spivak will retire in 2024 19:27 Endowment for Marla's replacement in perpetuity. 22:10 Propolis Research 23:51 Surface roughness isn't enough. 24:30 1/4" deep roughened grooves were better. 25:15 Propola Bee Boxes 26:00 Propolis Volatiles benefits explained. 30:00 There is a difference between rough and smooth hive boxes. 32:50 Propolis sources 34:43 Are backyard beekeepers helping save bees? 36:08 Not a time for backyard treatment free keeping. 39:30 Pesticide regulations and loopholes. 42:15 Pesticide impact on native bees. 44:05 Favorite bee anatomy 46:00 What knowledge is Marla seeking? 46:50 Bee Venom may have many uses. 48:00 Marla's personal skills and interests. 49:35 Closing comments 50:25 What's is like to give a TedTalk? 52:26 $6,000.00 per seat at a TedTalk. 53:31 The End