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EPISODE · Mar 6, 2026 · 1H 13M

Episode #17 "Hawaiian Fungi Diversity" Checking In With Graham Steinruck

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Greetings everyone. This is Tim Leavitt from Cedar Falls Mycology,  We also have my co-host Dan Sullivan here today.   Welcome to Episode #17 of the  podcast where we ask ourselves not what the fungi can do for us... But what we can do  for the fungi.  Join us as we explore the world of Fungi... a world not more complex than you think but more complex than you can think.   Today’s guest is  the well rounded mycologist Graham Steinruck.   Graham is a renown mushroom chef and taxonomist.   He is the founder of the Biodiversity Collective a project focusing on the conservation of Fungi in Hawaii. He also regularly gives lectures on Fungi and Taxonomy across the country.   It took awhile to track him down but he is here now.   We are podcasting from The Cedar Falls Tree house in beautiful North Bend Washington.  The Cedar Falls Treehouse is a mycology education facility available through Airbnb.  Come join us for a magical evening immersed in the fascinating world of Fungi.

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