Early April this year 2023, there was a cool collaboration between JOV @JOVdesign and Studio Mary Lennox @ruby_marylennox presenting M-SHWY (Mycelium Super Highway). This art installation is fashionable for anyone who wants more Mushroom Eclectic and Eccentric decor in their life, as featured on Trend Hunter, Stir, This is Paper, and Design Milk. With more …
If you’re interested in all things Fungi, there’s two methods I recommend to find local events near you. The first one is to join your State’s Mycological Society so you can network and partake in the events. The other is to type into google search “Mushroom events in (your state)” and look at all the …
The Podcast Science Knights, where Scientists are dubbed knights for their work in the battle and pursuit of knowledge, has a nice episode on fungi. They touch base on the Mycelial Networks in Forests and Desert environments and mention about rock erosion and breakdown through Lichen. “Join the knights as they explore the otherworldly universe …
During the South West Funga Fest, there was a class on making Reishi Mycelial Bowls and cups lead by the Colorado based artist Chad from Me&Myco. The benefits of mycelial material is that they have an R value of about 6, so they are insulative and lightweight. The material is also flame retardent. The Pieces …
Myco Wizards You can find them on Youtube, Spotify, and their website, buzzsprout and Cap N’ Stem’s website. Eric Lowen of Maine Cap N’ Stem talks some sweet jazz with other interesting people well connected in the fungi farming industry from all over. This is a great podcast for looking into the Business-2-Business, learning some …
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Lemon Tekking is short for “Lemon Technique”. Tekking or ‘tek’ is just a slang for Technique- a ‘how to’ to do something. The Lemon technique can be broken down to essentially this- When consuming mushrooms or fungi, you can use lemon juice to acid cook the mushrooms making the compounds more bioavailable. That is the …
Mushroom Culture based in the UK -has a great article that talks about different benefits and bioactive ingredients from Mycelium and the Fruiting Body. For instance, Lion’s Mane’s Fruiting body has hericenones that can stimulate the Brain’s Nerve Growth Factor (NGF). At the same time, Lion’s Mane Mycelium has erinacines which are not found in …
Different Parts of Fungi have different benefits; Spores, Mycelium, and Fruit Body Read More »
NAMMEX is petitioning to have FDA reconsider such a marketing practice and possibly usher in guidance or regulations. There are some companies are selling you that left over white mass of myceliated brick instead of the actual mushroom. How much? Who knows. Hopefully this Petition gets traction to have better consumer protections.
I (Duke) was able to stumble upon a really extensive blog detailing adventures through Tibet, Japan, China, Bolivia, and more. This Specific blog, as of 2016, has 12 web pages of great information and is an awesome resource for anyone interested in learning more about Cordyceps online. It’s called ‘Cordyceps blog’ by Daniel Winkler on …
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This here is a Vimeo of a project by LIVIN Studio in the Netherlands in 2014. In the project, they sterilize plastic with a UV light and then place the plastic in a container. The plastic acts as the substrate (food) for fungi and a liquid culture is added to the plastic to grow into …
Fungi Mutarium: a 2014 project on Plastic eating Fungi Read More »
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