Oct 15, 2026 · 44 min · 13 segments
We celebrate in amazement at the low payroll Milwaukee Brewers who are rolling through the playoffs with a great team that is beating a high payroll franchise stacked with the best players in the…
Cause, um, we have been doing tick report consistently now, Peter Rickman, lots of big fans of the tick report.
Um, It's getting close to coming to an end and we will close out tick report after the first significant frost.
But Robert, we are still in the height of tick season and you've got a lot of news about just sort of, and we've been, one of our main approaches to this is to just talk about how we can stick our head in the sand and try to discuss anything and everything but the reason for why we have a proliferation of ticks, and now ticks that have real significant health impacts.
Robert, what's the latest this week, and what could be our final tick report? I hear there's a frost around the corner, according to my...
Wisconsin may have a little bit of an interlude here, but don't declare it too quick.
You can still get you can still get a tick by doing your yard work this weekend.
The general panic that is taking place over the rapid spread of ticks, of course, spurred by global warming.
According to CBS News, ticks forced the Long Island School District to cancel all outdoor activities and recess for their children.
In Los Angeles, there's a long story about alpha gall cases, that is the lodestar tick causes this potentially deadly allergy to mammalian meat, so red meat.
and about the huge number of alpha-gal patients out there and how life-changing it is, and how, quote-unquote, according to one health policy researcher at the University of Virginia, how it is antithetical to being American to be allergic to red meat.
We need to reduce beef consumption to prevent the runaway climate change that is leading to the tick infestation.
And then finally, Mary Beth Pfeiffer, the author of Lime, the First Epidemic of Climate Change.
And she writes, in 1975, a solitary shark terrorized multitudes on a movie screen.
Cause, um, we have been doing tick report consistently now, Peter Rickman, lots of big fans of the tick report.
Um, It's getting close to coming to an end and we will close out tick report after the first significant frost.
But Robert, we are still in the height of tick season and you've got a lot of news about just sort of, and we've been, one of our main approaches to this is to just talk about how we can stick our head in the sand and try to discuss anything and everything but the reason for why we have a proliferation of ticks, and now ticks that have real significant health impacts.
Robert, what's the latest this week, and what could be our final tick report? I hear there's a frost around the corner, according to my...
Wisconsin may have a little bit of an interlude here, but don't declare it too quick.
You can still get you can still get a tick by doing your yard work this weekend.
The general panic that is taking place over the rapid spread of ticks, of course, spurred by global warming.
According to CBS News, ticks forced the Long Island School District to cancel all outdoor activities and recess for their children.
In Los Angeles, there's a long story about alpha gall cases, that is the lodestar tick causes this potentially deadly allergy to mammalian meat, so red meat.
and about the huge number of alpha-gal patients out there and how life-changing it is, and how, quote-unquote, according to one health policy researcher at the University of Virginia, how it is antithetical to being American to be allergic to red meat.
We need to reduce beef consumption to prevent the runaway climate change that is leading to the tick infestation.
And then finally, Mary Beth Pfeiffer, the author of Lime, the First Epidemic of Climate Change.
And she writes, in 1975, a solitary shark terrorized multitudes on a movie screen.
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