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Pollen Counts!

Pollen Counts!

By: Sloppers AI
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 Pollen Counts is a podcast about pollen. Even if 50 people listen to it, we're gonna make money. From the team at Sloppers.ai and hosted by Dr. Frank Hayfever, each episode explores the history of pollen monitoring, the limits of traditional methods, and the extraordinary advances made possible by AI.

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Sloppers AI Hygiene & Healthy Living Nature & Ecology Physical Illness & Disease Politics & Government Science
Episodes
  • Bee Pollen

    Bee Pollen
    Oct 20 2025
    Once marketed as a superfood, bee pollen quietly infiltrated allergy counts and wellness culture. We trace its rise from Victorian “bee dust” to today’s influencer cures—and how generative AI is already rebranding the hive as a data farm.

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    9 mins
  • Mugwort

    Mugwort
    Oct 13 2025
    Mugwort pollen has long haunted allergy charts and folklore alike. In this episode, we explore how a humble weed became a mystical villain in pollen history, and how AI translates its moonlit whispers into monetizable forecasts.

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    9 mins
  • Grass Pollen

    Grass Pollen
    Oct 6 2025
    Grass pollen isn’t just a summer nuisance—it’s a global racket. We uncover how turf culture, suburban lawn pride, and Bermuda lobbying warped pollen counts into propaganda, while AI reshapes how we forecast every sneeze.

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    9 mins
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