Underneath It All: The Mycelial Web That Connects Us

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Myco Muse

Dalia Borges

6 episodes

4 days ago

Welcome to Myco Muse, where we dive into the fascinating realm of fungi and their profound impact on our planet. Hosted by Dalia Borges, a passionate mycology enthusiast and wildlife conservation student, this podcast brings you captivating stories, groundbreaking research, and insightful discussions about the magical world of mushrooms. Each episode uncovers the mysteries of mycology, from the incredible biodiversity of fungal species to their crucial roles in ecosystems and potential applications in sustainability. Join us as we explore the world of funga.

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Underneath It All: The Mycelial Web That Connects Us

Myco Muse

15 minutes 42 seconds

11 months ago

Underneath It All: The Mycelial Web That Connects Us

🎧 Best experienced with headphones! 🎧

Before pressing play, lay down or lounge in a comfortable space, take six deep breaths, and prepare to immerse yourself in a deeply relaxing and enlightening journey into the fascinating world of fungi.

This episode of Myco Muse is not recommended for use while operating machinery.

In "Underneath It All: The Mycelial Web That Connects Us", we explore the intricate network of mycelium and hyphae that form the backbone of fungal life. Learn how these sensory explorers fuse, branch, and adapt to transform their surroundings, connecting ecosystems in ways both profound and mysterious. From mycorrhizal partnerships to the versatility of Cordyceps and the latest innovations in mycelium technology, this episode will inspire you to see the natural world, and our place within it-in a new light.

Stay with me as we dive into the scientific, poetic, and even philosophical wonders of fungi. Whether you're a mycology enthusiast or just curious about the unseen life beneath your feet, this episode offers something for everyone.

Special thanks to Pixabay for some of the incredible sounds featured in this episode, and shoutouts to @LuminousPresence, @BeetPro, @Saavane, @SoulMusic, and @RedProductions for their contributions to the immersive experience. Your work helps bring this podcast to life!

🔗 References for this episode:

Mycelium Running: How Mushrooms Can Help Save the World by Paul Stamets

Adamatzky, A. (2020). Neural-like activity in fungal mycelium networks. Scientific Reports.

Beiler, K.J., et al. (2018). "Mycorrhizal networks in forests." Nature Communications.

Tedersoo, L., et al. (2020). "Global diversity and geography of soil fungi." Science Advances.

NASA Research on Mycelium for Space Habitats (2022). NASA.gov.