This week's episode is all about arachnids! Chris and Kolby begin with a discussion regarding the heaviest spider in the world: The Goliath Bird Eater...a spider that is literally the size of a newborn puppy! After a brief talk about eating fried tarantula (yes, you heard that right), they shift to the "Control Corner" segment where it's all about the Brown Recluse Spider. Not only do they discuss how to control and prevent them, they also talk about what is probably the worst infestation on record for this spider in the United States. During the "Tech Talk" segment we talk to Nathan Brown about his tenure as a pest control operator, as well as a near death experience he had involving sharks! All this and much more on this episode of the Redd Man Podcast!
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