Upcoming Microdose Webcast: Cubensis Rising

Psilocybe cubensis, also known as "gold top mushrooms" or "golden teachers," emerges as a mystical protagonist, its golden-brown caps glistening with dewdrops. Against the backdrop of emerald grass, these fungi stand tall, their vibrant colors testament to the psychedelic wonders hidden in nature.

Join EGA on Wednesday, January 24th, at 8 pm on EntheoTV for a captivating Microdose webcast, "Cubensis Rising." Mycologists Dr. Alistair McTaggart and Caine Barlow unpack the tale of enchantment around these remarkable fungi, inviting you to explore the hidden wonders of the worlds most popular source of psilocybin. Dr Symon Beck will also be making an appearance to help us understand psilocybin mushrooms from a harm reduction perspective.

This fungi-filled webcast unravels the history, taxonomy, and cultural allure of Psilocybe cubensis. From clandestine origins to a poster child for psychedelic research in Australia, this event delves into the diverse facets of the golden capped fungus.

Dr. Alistair McTaggart, with two years of Psilocybe research, nurtures genetic diversity to cultivate mushrooms specifically engineered for potential medical use. Caine Barlow, a seasoned mycologist and fungi educator, contributes his extensive experience and dedication to mushroom cultivation.

Don't miss this insightful journey into the Australian perspective on Cubensis! Tune in for an evening of mycological magic and discover the emerging wonders of Psilocybe cubensis.

Learn more about Dr. Alistair McTaggart's research on his blog: Alistair's Blog

Meet Caine Barlow on Instagram: @guerrillamycology and his website Guerrilla Mycology.

Entheogenesis Australis

Entheogenesis Australis (EGA) is a charity using education to help grow the Australian ethnobotanical community and their gardens. We encourage knowledge-sharing on botanical research, conservation, medicinal plants, arts, and culture.

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