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Interesting topics, meticulously referenced, complicated science explained for the layman without being dumbed down. This is far and away my favorite podcast!

I love history podcasts, but science podcasts generally leave me cold. This one is different - fascinating, informative, and almost never pedantic. Honestly, there are only two things I dislike about this podcast. First, there's an occasional need to sqiurm and wish I'd never heard any of this stuff; it's a podcast about bloodsucking insects after all. Second, I wish it was published more often, but I understand Raven has a life and a job and all that.

Tiny Vampires is a very well made and informative podcast. If you listen to it, you will certainly learn a lot about disease, science and bloodsucking insects. That it comes out in Spanish as well as English just makes it better. As a former Peace Corps volunteer, I wish everyone could hear it, I bet it would help the people I worked with in Africa if they could hear it too.

The host, Raven Forrest Fruscalzo, does a great job with the show. It is jammed packed with information, but she is an excellent communicator making the content easy to follow. I had never study etymology before but she has sparked my interest. What I love about the show: Each episode she reviews a primary journal article (or two). What it could use: Broader range topics, but of course this is unrealistic to ask. She goes in depth about her field of expertise and that is what makes it such a great show.

Raven does an outstanding job of taking extremely complex molecular biology & disease epidemiology and explaining it in a way that can be readily understood by us mere humans. This is a fascinating and well done podcast.

I really like how quick and to the point this podcast is. I came across this podcast via the History of the Papacy podcast. Raven does a good job informing me on a very unique subject. I never expected to find mosquitoes and ticks to be so interesting. I really enjoy the crossover episodes as well.

This is a podcast for uneducated science lovers. I are one. The subjects are fascinating, spoken clearly, logical in their sequences, and delivered by a really smart human. I’m patiently waiting for Agora’s Halloween Specials, and what better a match than with parasites? Oh, Eeee-eugh! Thanks, Raven!

Very informative even for us dullards who don't have an adequate scientific backround. Speaks at me, not below or above me. Many kudos to Raven.

I really enjoy that I can learn about some of the most cutting edge scientific research in plain English. I think this podcast is helping bring academics out of the Ivory Tower, which is a great thing.