Have you noticed an increase in delusory parasitosis cases in your area? So did Jody Green, B.C.E. She has an idea on why we might be seeing the upsurge. In addition, Jerry Schappert, A.C.E. gives us tips and pointers on treating German Roaches in mobile homes.

Whistling Past the Cemetery is a weekly recap of some of the most interesting posts on the Pest Cemetery Facebook Group. It's hosted by Bryan Baird and Jerry Schappert.

For our third installment, Patrick and I address one of the more common question business owners ask. Check out episode three of Webster Wednesday today!

For episode 81, The Bug Doctor (Jerry Schappert, A.C.E.) talks tips for roach control in and around mobile homes. In addition, Bryan and Jerry share some exciting news for Pest Cemetery and Arthropodcast. 

For our second installment of Webster Wednesday, Patrick and I discuss the evolution of selling, the importance of online reviews, and the group of customers most likely to leave online reviews.

For our Halloween episode, we discuss how flies are used in forensic science, black widows eating their siblings, cicadas as food and a story about bot flies. Be sure to check it out! 

Legendary pest professional Paul Bello joins the team to share his tips on how to properly perform WDO inspections, what equipment he uses, when to use a moisture meter, and TONS of other useful information.

For our first episode of Webster Wednesday, Patrick and I give advice on what not to do when developing your online presence. Don't be cheese pizza! You can be "meat lovers", "veggie", or anything between - just don't be the same ole "Plain Jane" everyone else is being.

After a long hiatus, Bryan and Steve returned for the 78th episode. Fighting through audio issues, the guys talked about upcoming shows, a new product called Crossfire and whether IGRs actually work on bed bugs. Be sure to checkout the new mini-series called "Webster Wednesday".

For episode 77, Steve explains his IPM method for treating apartments and multi-family units. Bryan explains why he personally checks every job his company performs and why it is important for the professionals of our industry to "self police" ourselves. Bryan also touches on something called "situational pest control".