Daniel “Sitaram Das” Shankin shares powerful insights from his work supporting individuals exploring psychedelics and gets us stoked for the upcoming Mt. Tam Psilocybin Summit!
Transported to the vivacious jungles of Ecuador we learn about mushroom cultivation, mycelium materials and mushroom grafting with biologist, and MycoMaker founder, Nelson Dueñas!
Adventure calls as we airlift into remote, tropical regions of South America and Central Africa to uncover mysterious mushrooms with Professor Terry Henkel!
Ascending the heights of Mt. Tantalus on the Hawaiian island of Oahu, we meet with artist Chris Ritson as he grows crystals, algae and mushrooms into pieces that quite literally take on a life of their own!
We'll travel across California foraging for mushrooms and along the way learn how amateur naturalists may be the most important piece in the future of biodiversity science with our guide, and co-author of "Mushrooms of the Redwood Coast", Christian Schwarz!
Dr. Roo Vandergrift takes us to the front lines of the struggle to defend Ecuador's Los Cedros bio-reserve from international mining corporations with his groundbreaking documentary Marrow of the Mountain!
Indy Srinath shares potent ideas for empowering BIPOC communities through land ownership, which begets disciplines like farming and foraging, and how this fundamental concept has the power to redress America's systemic inequalities!
Our visit to the Catskill Mountains imparts a grounded understanding of how devoting our lives to partnership with fungal organisms can heal our communities, our environment and our bodies - courtesy of the founder of Catskill Fungi, John Michelotti!
Enticed by the mysterious we peer into the world of citizen science, mycoheterotrophic plants and those beautiful, undefinable slime molds with mycological maven Leah Bendlin!
UC Berkeley Professor Tom Bruns lifts the curtain into the world of the mycorrhizal and shares mind-blowing insights from his extensive research on ectomycorrhizal fungi whose networks pervade the forest floor!
Giuliana Furci takes us across Chile, from the Atacama desert to the Patagonia to the halls of the Senate, as we join her sacred mission to protect, promote & commune with fungi so we can help save the world!
Daniel “Sitaram Das” Shankin shares powerful insights from his work supporting individuals exploring psychedelics and gets us stoked for the upcoming Mt. Tam Psilocybin Summit!
We journey across the mountains, deserts and hiking trails of the American West in search of rare plant species with our guide Matt Berger!
Transported to the vivacious jungles of Ecuador we learn about mushroom cultivation, mycelium materials and mushroom grafting with biologist, and MycoMaker founder, Nelson Dueñas!
Adventure calls as we airlift into remote, tropical regions of South America and Central Africa to uncover mysterious mushrooms with Professor Terry Henkel!
Ascending the heights of Mt. Tantalus on the Hawaiian island of Oahu, we meet with artist Chris Ritson as he grows crystals, algae and mushrooms into pieces that quite literally take on a life of their own!
We'll travel across California foraging for mushrooms and along the way learn how amateur naturalists may be the most important piece in the future of biodiversity science with our guide, and co-author of "Mushrooms of the Redwood Coast", Christian Schwarz!
Dr. Roo Vandergrift takes us to the front lines of the struggle to defend Ecuador's Los Cedros bio-reserve from international mining corporations with his groundbreaking documentary Marrow of the Mountain!
Indy Srinath shares potent ideas for empowering BIPOC communities through land ownership, which begets disciplines like farming and foraging, and how this fundamental concept has the power to redress America's systemic inequalities!
Our visit to the Catskill Mountains imparts a grounded understanding of how devoting our lives to partnership with fungal organisms can heal our communities, our environment and our bodies - courtesy of the founder of Catskill Fungi, John Michelotti!
Enticed by the mysterious we peer into the world of citizen science, mycoheterotrophic plants and those beautiful, undefinable slime molds with mycological maven Leah Bendlin!
UC Berkeley Professor Tom Bruns lifts the curtain into the world of the mycorrhizal and shares mind-blowing insights from his extensive research on ectomycorrhizal fungi whose networks pervade the forest floor!
Giuliana Furci takes us across Chile, from the Atacama desert to the Patagonia to the halls of the Senate, as we join her sacred mission to protect, promote & commune with fungi so we can help save the world!
