- The Hunt for Chiang Mai’s (Edible) Insects When the friendly folks at the Siam Insect Museum denied my request to feast on their spider food (crickets), they at least pointed me in a direction where I might be able to sniff some out.
- A Journey to the Source, and a Harvesting the Return Inspired a drug lord to go to the source, I'm back from Thailand and I didn't come alone.
- It’s Okay, They’re Only a Little Poisonous Known to be a place for breeding, rearing and letting you play with insects and arachnids, the Siam Insect Museum in Chiang Mai was a perfect launchpad into my insect hunt in northern Thailand.
- The Demand and Supply of Edible Insects An interview with a insect agriculture researcher at Khon Kaen University to uncover what's driving the demand of insect farming in Thailand and how it affects the supply chain.
- What Every (Safe) Traveler Should Know Here lives the collective safety wisdom gathered during my pre-travel preparations by picking the brains of those much more medically savvy than I
- Gluten Free Cricket Powered Waffles For long-lasting energy throughout the day, breakfast should be high in protein and fat. That's why these waffles have 150 crickets a pop!
- Where to Draw the Line with Eating Animals Join me as I determine where to drawing the line on eating animals. 3000 animals die every second on cruel and unhealthy factory farms, which make up more than 90% of all our animal products. Ignorance is bliss and frankly I'm scared what I'm going to uncover.
- A Cricket’s Journey to Your Dinner Plate Here lies my adventure of finding cricket farmers in Thailand and working with them to support the increasing demand for insect-based ingredients.
- The Science Behind Meditation What has science discovered about meditating? Though most the research on meditation has been conducted in just the past few decades, there are some exciting reoccurring findings!
- Top 10 Tips for Going Zero Waste Simple lifestyle adjustments that dramatically reduce the amount of waste sent to landfills, with Kathryn Kellog, founder of Going Zero Waste.
