Not all Extinction Happens in the Wild. ❌ 🍉🌿
I found a Moon and Stars watermelon this week in my grocery store: a variety I never expected to see […]
I found a Moon and Stars watermelon this week in my grocery store: a variety I never expected to see […]
The idea that plants growing freely in nature can’t carry an organic label is a misconception. I break down the
The tamarind-microplastics story going viral is exciting…but it’s missing the most scientifically interesting chapter. While everyone is talking about polysaccharides
➡️ Don’t miss out on the innovation conference of the year at the Future Nutra Innovation Summit ! ✅ 💚
In this Explorer’s Way episode, Dennis McKenna lays down a pretty narrow definition of what a true psychedelic is; and
A recently highlighted “soy‑waste–loving” fungus from Korea belongs to a broader group of molds that thrive on soybean by‑products. These
Dennis McKenna is a pioneering ethnopharmacologist who has spent more than five decades studying psychoactive plants, Amazonian medicine, and the
This post series on botanical ingredient adulteration is inspired by the excellent work coming out of the Botanical Adulterants Prevention Program (BAPP)
12,000 strong. ✊ 🌿 But more importantly, 12,000 perspectives on how plants shape the future. What I value most is
According to Dennis McKenna, this is scientists’ temptation to arrogance. In this upcoming Explorer’s Way episode, Dennis and I talk