Episode Information: Industry consultant and 30-year PMP Paul Bello discusses how the SINV-1 virus is taking out red imported fire ant colonies, as well as delivers a host of fire ant inspection and management tips.

Episode Information: Gerry Wegner, Pest Control's taxonomy columnist and technical director and staff entomologist of Columbus, Ohio-based Varment Guard Environmental Services, answers our questions about the mysterious case of the disappearing honeybees, which has made national headlines this past week.

Episode Information: Deanna Branscome, a technical representative with Syngenta Professional Products, delivers bed bug management tips.

Episode Information: Gene Harrington, a Pest Control columnist and NPMA's government affairs manager, brings us up to speed on the status of several issues being considered in state legislatures around the country — and what you can do to get involved.

Episode Information: Frank Andorka, Editorial Director of Pest Control, discusses the importance of joining groups outside the pest management industry to learn new ideas to apply to your own businesses. This podcast is brought to you Demand EZ with Icap technology from Syngenta Professional Products.

Episode Information: Industry consultant Norm Cooper discusses merger-and-acquisition do's and dont's.

Episode Information: Industry consultant Norm Cooper discusses merger-and-acquisition do's and dont's.

Episode Information: Doc Frishman invites pest management professionals (PMPs) to attend the second stop -- Piscataway, N.J., on April 20 -- on The Dynamic Duo Tour featuring him and Lloyd Simgel.

Episode Information: Doc Frishman invites pest management professionals (PMPs) to attend the lead-off stop -- Cleveland on April 18 -- on The Dynamic Duo Tour featuring him and Lloyd Simgel.

Episode Information: Pest Control Presents 10 Questions with industry consultant Paul Bello, who gives listeners his take on winning over do-it-yourselfers, offers rodent management do's and dont's, and shares related head-turning tales.

Episode Information: Frank Andorka, editorial director of Pest Control, brings you The Editor’s Word, a podcast program that gives you a monthly commentary from our editors on the leading issues facing the industry today, brought to you by Syngenta Professional Products. This month, he tackles the importance of staying politically active in light of Democratic Party victories in November.

Episode Information: Mike Rottler, president of Rottler Pest and Lawn Solutions in St. Louis, discusses his goals and aspirations for his term as president of the NPMA, which starts in June.

Episode Information: Pest Control editors ask industry players about industry trends and issues.

Episode Information: Pest Control editors ask industry players about industry trends and issues.

Episode Information: Lloyd Smigel, Pest Control Business Columnist, president of Care Management Consultants and author of Bug People To Business People, a practical guide to turning your mom-and-pop shop into a thriving corporation, discusses the future on Yellow Pages advertising.

Episode Information: Tom Rasberry of Budget Pest Control in Pearland, Texas, and Jason Meyers, a graduate student at Texas A&M University, to discuss the discovery of a potentially new ant species, tentatively named the Rasberry ant after Tom.

Episode Information: Matt Tarver, a Bayer Environmental Science Young Scientist of the Year finalist and graduate student at the University of Florida, discusses his research into the termite genome and its effect on caste differentiation.

Episode Information: Frank Andorka, editorial director of Pest Control, brings you the premiere of The Editor’s Word, a podcast program that gives you a monthly commentary from our editors on the leading issues facing the industry today, brought to you by Syngenta Professional Products.

Episode Information: Bob Rosenberg, vice president of the NPMA and Mike Katz, president of Western Exterminator Co. in Anaheim, Calif., and chairman of the NPMA’s government affairs committee discussed the EPA’s new proposed rodenticide regulations and the NPMA’s involvement in developing them.

Episode Information: Associate Editor Mike Seuffert asks Bob Rosenberg, senior vice president of the National Pest Management Association (NPMA), what legislative changes might lie ahead with the new Democrat-controlled House.

Episode Information: Alvaro Romero, a graduate student at the University of Kentucky and a Bayer Young Scientist of the Year finalist, discussed his ongoing research into bed bugs and its impact on the pest management industry.

Episode Information: Dale Kaukeinen, Pest Control's new rodent columnist and industry consultant about the challenges facing PMPs as they practice rodent management.

Episode Information: Eric Paysen, a graduate student at Clemson University and winner of the Bayer Environmental Science/NPMA Young Scientist of the Year award, discusses his research into different aspects of ant behavior — including a new invasive stinging ant that is permeating the Southeast.

Episode Information: Industry consultant Paul Bello, who has been a licensed PMP for 30 years, gives us 10 tips on controlling 10 pests: pantry pests, bed bugs, termites, rodents, ants, fleas, spiders, roaches, mosquitoes and stinging insects.

Episode Information: Tom Reilly, industry standards director for the National Wildlife Control Operators Association (NWCOA), discusses key wildlife control issues and solutions and how PMPs and WCOs can better work together for mutual benefit.

Episode Information: Dr. Jerome Goddard, the state medical entomologist with the Mississippi Department of Health in Jackson, Mississippi discusses the potential for bed bugs to spread diseases.

Episode Information: Rick Cooper, technical director for Cooper Pest Solutions in Lawrenceville, N.J., discusses the potential impact of a new University of Kentucky study showing pyrethroid insecticide resistance in bed bugs on the way PMPs treat for these pernicious pests.

Episode Information: Nancy Stabell, a senior associate with the law firm of Frost Brown Todd in Nashville, discusses why pest management firms should incorporate and the steps necessary to make it happen.

Episode Information: Richard Diggs, president of Alexandria (Va.) Pest Services discusses the launch of a mentoring program by the Minorities in Pest Management organization.