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This podcast will be a celebration of the world of fungi, and why we’re so lucky that they exist. I’m going to have guests join the show to talk about everything from mushroom cultivation to mushroom hunting, to mycological science & research, psychedelic therapy, and so so much more. I hope you’ll join me as I dive deep, learning along the way, sharing my knowledge and that of experts, and telling you about my closet mushroom lab. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Applied Mycology
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Discussions on the various ways that fungi influence ecology and human culture and how they can be leveraged to address challenges of the modern world. Topics include mushroom cultivation, soil health, bioremediation, medicinal mushrooms and more. Support the show at: https://appliedmycology.gumroad.com https://www.patreon.com/appliedmycology
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The global fungi industry is expanding like wildfire right now. Innovation is happening in every which way, from companies using fungi to remediate toxic soil, to mycelium-based meat replacements, to myco-materials used to create leather and packaging replacements, medicinal mushroom supplements, and of course, psilocybin-assisted therapy. And if t…
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Langdon Cook was minding his own business, picking burn morels in his cute lil' wicker basket, when he encountered a sight that spurred his curiosity--two people with massive crates filled to the brim with morel mushrooms--making his measly collection look puny in comparison. Where did these people find such a bountiful harvest, and what can recrea…
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When Hernan Castro's father suffered three consecutive strokes and doctors said his brain could not recover, Hernan didn't take that lying down. Instead, he threw himself into researching and learning about medicinal mushrooms, specifically Lion's Mane, and how it might help his dad. Listen to this inspiring story and how it launched a wild-foraged…
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Have you ever wondered what happens when you make an entire business off of parasitic fungi that infect the larvae of ghost moths and grow from the head of a dead caterpillar? No? Well, too bad. This episode's guest is Alex Dorr of Mushroom Revival - a functional mushroom farm and extract producer, specializing in cordyceps militaris (aka "Zombie F…
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Episode 1 is finally here! I know you've all been waiting with bated breath. In this inaugural episode, I talk with Henri Carignan, who has been growing mushrooms since he was 16, and runs his own consulting business helping people with their mushroom cultivation. We had a great chat, going over a range of topics from Mycology + Mushroom Cultivatio…
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Mycology is the study of fungi. Fungi are the unsung heroes of the natural world. Without them, plants would not grow, trees would not decompose, soil would be less rich, and our bodies would go through some very unpleasant changes Sooo... why am I doing this? I started this side venture because I want to immerse myself in the world of fungi. My fa…
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Daniel Reyes of MycoAlliance joins us in the season one finale for a discussion of his applied mycological organization and journey into the path of mycoremediation. We move from his scientific and professional background into the story of how he started a mycology education center at Circle Acres, a capped and restored landfill site in the city of…
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We are joined by Olga Tzogas, the founder of Smugtown Mushrooms, for an in depth discussion taking us all the way from Rochester, NY to mountains of Greece. Olga shares her journey of starting a community based mushroom business that has become a hub for much more than mycology, and how the cultivation of community and fungi led her to begin organi…
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Damon Tighe joins the show to provide a wide ranging perspective on studying fungi and the natural world in general. From developing new genetic techniques for assessing microorganisms to DIY mushroom cultivation experiments to prolific cataloguing of the planet’s biodiversity with the iNaturalist app, Damon has advanced the knowledge of and techni…
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Multidimensional mycologist Danielle Stevenson shares her knowledge and experience, past and present, from starting a DIY mushroom spawn business and conducting community bioremediation research to pursuing a PhD in environmental toxicology focusing on how mycorrhizal fungi regulate plant uptake of heavy metals. We begin by discussing her current r…
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Dr. Lauren Czaplicki joins us for a conversation about her PhD research exploring soil fungal communities at contaminated superfund sites, and their implications for the field of mycoremediation. Studying and being advised in both mycology and environmental engineering, Lauren went on a journey of academic exploration beginning with popular notions…
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Jonathan Todd visits the show to talk about cleaning up environmental contamination with ecology entrenched systems. These “Eco-Machines” originally developed from the pioneering work of his father, Applied Ecologist John Todd. They are designed to bring in a high diversity of living organisms from all the kingdoms of life to work in tandem, breaki…
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Author and freelance journalist Doug Bierend joins the show to discuss his new book "In Search of Mycotopia: Citizen Science, Fungi Fanatics, and the Untapped Potential of Mushrooms". The book describes Doug's journey of meeting a wide range of disparate characters involved in some way or another with fungi and the emerging DIY mycology community, …
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In this episode we are joined by environmental consultant Tess Burzynski, founder of the urban mycology and community science education organization Fungi Freights. Tess talks about what drew her to working with fungi, the context of Detroit that makes it ripe for urban agriculture, her goals of promoting citizen science in the city, working with a…
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John Michelotti joins the show to talk about his experiences running Catskill Fungi, a mushroom education and medicinal extract business, and being the president of the Mid Hudson Mycological Society. From the joys of introducing people to the fascinating world of fungi, to providing handcrafted medicinal mushroom remedies to his community, to lear…
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This is an introductory episode to the Applied Mycology podcast. Hosts Craig and Leif discuss the phrase "applied mycology" or, the use of fungi to address human and planetary needs, why it's an interesting topic, the purpose and goals of the the show, their own personal paths to pursuing this subject and a preview of some of the topics to come on …
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