In this engaging discussion, Noah Rose, an ecologist specializing in mosquito behavior, teams up with historian John McNeill, author of 'Mosquito Empires'. They explore how mosquitoes adapted to humans, evolving into major disease vectors. The duo delves into the historical impact of yellow fever on military campaigns and the broader implications of mosquito-borne diseases on societal changes in the Americas. Their insights reveal the delicate balance of nature and human intervention, showcasing how these tiny insects have truly shaped history.