May 11, 2026 · 1 hr 44 min · 20 segments
Denver mushroom decriminalization changed the national conversation around psilocybin access, personal use, and grassroots psychedelic reform. In this episode of *Psychedelics Today*, Joe Moore speaks…
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And I think the amount of people you've taught and touched and allowed to interact with mycology is quite profound.
Um, yeah, I know a lot of people who have been to those and always report loving it.
when someone realizes they have, like, something worth, like, hanging onto.
And one of the cool things about, uh, mushrooms is if you get a bag, you can take the spores from the bag and just recreate the culture, um, which is a little bit trickier with cannabis, especially if it's sinsemilla.
Who got me inspired? I was listening to a lot of Terence and, um, Dennis McKenna podcast way back on Psychedelic Salon, and I think somebody like Stamets was like, "You can, you can do this." I was like, "Oh, okay.
Let's learn." And the simple experiments you can do with your grocery store bought mushrooms to train yourself a little bit.
Yeah, it's reinforcing very quickly, um, which is I think a necessarily, like, first step when you are really beginning any type of process or, or like larger learning, um, kind of like, like, like something that seems so foreign and unattainable.
There's these bite-sized pieces along the way, and that's kinda where my journey started is the PF tech method, which is like brown rice flour and vermiculite.
And I think the amount of people you've taught and touched and allowed to interact with mycology is quite profound.
Um, yeah, I know a lot of people who have been to those and always report loving it.
when someone realizes they have, like, something worth, like, hanging onto.
And one of the cool things about, uh, mushrooms is if you get a bag, you can take the spores from the bag and just recreate the culture, um, which is a little bit trickier with cannabis, especially if it's sinsemilla.
Who got me inspired? I was listening to a lot of Terence and, um, Dennis McKenna podcast way back on Psychedelic Salon, and I think somebody like Stamets was like, "You can, you can do this." I was like, "Oh, okay.
Let's learn." And the simple experiments you can do with your grocery store bought mushrooms to train yourself a little bit.
Yeah, it's reinforcing very quickly, um, which is I think a necessarily, like, first step when you are really beginning any type of process or, or like larger learning, um, kind of like, like, like something that seems so foreign and unattainable.
There's these bite-sized pieces along the way, and that's kinda where my journey started is the PF tech method, which is like brown rice flour and vermiculite.
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