Hive Mind the podcast for Beekeepers by a Beekeeper

Join me in this overdue episode for World Bee Day, as we review the causes and effects of the declining bee population.Credit intro: Dean MartinCredit outro: Malvina Reynolds

This episode focuses on bees, their hives and their relation to life as a human. This was a listener requested episode, based on a small poll I held. As always if you have show suggestions- send us and email at [email protected]

Welcome back to Hive Mind, I hope everyone has been staying safe.In this episode I will be answering the life long question: "What are hornets and wasps, and what are they good for?" I will also be covering information on the newly dubbed 'murder hornet.'2020 has been one heck of a year hasn't it?

In this episode I give an update on the bees, describe variations in honey and their causes; and even throw in some February trivia!Website link below!Hope you enjoy-https://dustycass.wixsite.com/hivemindapiary?fbclid=IwAR1oYxqZ1OGxxZLRQ092K0oQ9fPGdY395zLldaRt853Lp4AlPrxFkbD_594

In this episode join me as I pay a salute to the Founding Colonies and the various methods they practiced while beekeeping. A special thanks to Schoolhouse Rock for providing the intro to this episode, as well as thanks to the Founding Fathers and all of our service men and women who help uphold the freedoms those early colonists fought for so long ago. Please help the podcast grow

In this unscripted episode I will be talking about the hardships with beekeeping in the Northern Nevada climate (and our government), plus some differences I've noticed between Carniolan vs. Italian bees.

In this episode I will be detailing how to order or catch a swarm of bees and how to install them to their new hive home. If you have any questions or episode ideas feel free to email me at [email protected] Bee safe and bee happy!

In this long overdue episode I will be taking a look at some of the most recent, as well as some past studies on the psychology and sociology of the bee and making comparisons to a hive in relation to ones brain. As always if you enjoyed the show take a moment and share it with anyone who may be interested in beekeeping!As a quick side note, I would like to apologize for the lapse

A crash course lesson on the very dynamic and intriguing history of beekeeping, as always if you enjoy the show feel free to share it!

In this episode I cover some basic equipment needed to begin beekeeping, as well as some custom equipment I've made on my own.