Mycopreneur

Bienvenidos al Mycopreneur Podcast --

Esta es la primera edición del nuestro podcast en Español.

Hoy, platicamos con Ksenia Klimov de Griibok Hongos Medicinales -

Hablamos de el libro nuevo de recetas con hongos que Ksenia publicado recentamente, y también las orígenes de su relaciones con hongos.

Ksenia también diganos de los hongos de Jaliso, Mexico.

Gracias para juntarnos y disfruta ( :

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Today's pod features the inimitable Max Goransson, Co-Founder of Golden Mushroom Co in Ocean Beach, San Diego, California.

Max walks us through the birth of Golden Mushroom Co and on through the company's mycelial growth strategy into it's present incarnation.

We hear about obstacles overcome, Lion's Mane Recipes, Max's first psychedelic mushroom experience, and the music that shapes him among other chill ass topics.

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Today's pod features DoubleBlind Co-Founder & CEO Shelby Hartman talking about the origin story of DoubleBlind, the need for nuanced discourse in the psychedelic arena, her personal psychedelic initiation stories, favorite music to listen to on a trip, and more.

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Today's pod features our first mycopreneur with a mainstream medical background -

Dr. Sam is the Founder and Director of The Myco Grow, a mushroom cultivation & education outfit that spreads the spores with a community service mindset.

In this episode, we talk about

The origin story of The Myco Grow

The gatekeeping of science

Why psilocybin potency testing might be sending the wrong message

Where to focus your attention as a new cultivator

and much more

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The one and only MycTyson hops on the pod today to drop game regarding how he built one of the most reputable and heart-centered functional mushroom brands on the planet.

In this episode, we dive into:

The origin story of MycTyson

How MycoPhilanthropy can uplift marginalized communities around the world

Why MycTyson won't outsource certain parts of the company workflow

Why it might be best to do things yourself if you want them done right

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On today's pod we're stoked to feature Sena Maria of micro.glow

Sena shares charts her personal and professional evolution from tech employee at one of the world's most renowned Silicon Valley firms to spiritual rebirth and microdosing advocacy in the form of her recently launched brand micro.glow.

In this episode, we dive into:

Strategies for fully embracing and benefiting from your relationship with microdosing

Contraindications and synergies to be mindful of when microdosing

Practical considerations for scaling up your mycopreneurial venture by building a team

Why the early morning hustle entrepreneurial routines might be overrated

and more!

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Eric Puro is the Founder & CEO of KÄÄPÄ Biotech, a Finnish biotechnology company that researches, innovates, and develops novel industry solutions by leveraging the genius of fungi.

Since launching in 2016, KÄÄPÄ has established itself as a major player on the mycopreneurial world stage - In addition to securing Chinese and North American distribution agreements and establishing a forest sciences branch, Eric and his team maintain the largest Chaga cultivation network on the planet.

In today's episode, we dive into:

The origin story of KÄÄPÄ and why they still hold company meetings in saunas

KÄÄPÄ's ongoing Series A funding round and what the company will do with their injection of capital

The reclassification of Turkey Tail fungi as a Novel Food in the European Union

Why Mycopreneurs shouldn't be competing against each other

Mushroom traditions of the Sami people in Northern Finland, the only indigenous people living within EU territory

and more

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Today on the pod we are elated to feature 18-year-old mycopreneur Hunter Vargo of Mountain View Mushrooms.

Hunter took up mushroom cultivation as a hobby while looking for ways to stave off quarantine boredom, and less than two years later. he's flipped his fascination with fungi and business into a booming business with 23 corporate and restaurant accounts sourcing their fungi from him.

In this episode we talk about the origin story of Mountain View Mushrooms, how he went about procuring his first clients, what sorts of optimization strategies he employs to stay on top of his hustle, how he built his own flow hood, and where he wants to go next (hint: it involved growing more mushrooms in a bigger facility).

Hunter is a testament to the momentous success that young mycopreneurs can build when they invest their energy and talents into the world of fungi, and his rapid success in this industry demonstrates that business-minded youth don't necessarily need to take business courses in college to be successful in their enterprises - as Hunter states "I didn't really want to take businesses classes in university when I could just be doing business instead".

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Benjamin Daniel is the Founder of Pacific Substrates, based in Oakland, California.

Pac Subs is one of the premiere substrate and growth media suppliers for mushroom cultivators, and they are rapidly scaling towards becoming the biggest provider in North America thanks to their established distribution channels and the entrepreneurial acumen present in their leadership team.

In this episode we chart Ben's path from his relatively sheltered upbringing in Utah up through his current position running a high volume mycopreneurial venture that recently sponsored both the Psilocybin Cup and Meet Delic.

Ben walks us through the philosophy, strategy, and execution of guiding principles behind the magic dirt - and also tells us what's in it and why it matters.

I had a chance to meet Ben and the Pacific Substrates team at this year's Meet Delic conference, where the Pac Subs squad was rolling deep with around 12 people in attendance - Pacific Substrates even provided yours truly with VIP Access to the Las Vegas event. It's awesome to witness the rise of this young company in real time, and we look forward to more quality hang time with them.

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Sophie Strand is an intersectional eco-storyteller based in the Hudson Valley, New York.

Today on the pod, we dive into the fungal experiences that helped shape her worldview and that continue to color her craft.

Sophie walks us through her upbringing among the vibrant ecosystems of upstate New York, where mycorrhizal fungi and bird song helped frame her thinking about humanity's place in the living, breathing world of nature.

We talk about her forthcoming debut novel "The Flowering Wand: Rewilding The Sacred Masculine" due in Fall 2022 from Inner Traditions, as well as other burgeoning projects she's investing her time and talent in. We also dive into her relationship with psilocybin mushrooms and the epiphany about the nature of time that her first mushroom experience helped incubate in her.

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