Paul Stamets - Report from the Underground | Bioneers

[@justpaulette]

"I believe nature is intelligent...I believe nature is a force of good."

[@nicholasmaddalena1451]

I bee-lieve lol. I'm a bee-liever!

[@BlazRa]

Nature is not concerned with our trifle Notions of Good and Evil in nature things are brutally eaten alive

[@mindsigh4]

@@BlazRa in "nature", a Tarantula Hawk (type of big nasty black Wasp with orange markings) will sting a Tarantula to paralyze but not kill it, then inject it's eggs into the Tarantula so that as the wasp larvae grow they eat the guts of the living Tarantula from the inside until they are big enough to tunnel out of the zombie spider & carry on the cycle. if ma & pa Tarantula told this story to their kids it would be on par with Edgar Allen Poe level tales of horror, only authored by Nature.

[@jordanhill8297]

@@BlazRa yes a part of the universe that tries to eat the universe that's the yin. That's is the part of the universe that shows itself in predator form and that's the part of the universe the drive the universe to love ad be good! The YANG. Humans literally have dicks shaped like mushrooms. We AME from mushrooms we are the part of nature that suppose to love and we are confused, drivin by greed and act as predators!! Are you a predator?

[@quinnjlphillips]

I hope you live forever, Paul. You're an inspiration.

[@thedude7726]

Quinn Phillips legend has it he has lived forever

[@yourmom1302]

If anyone would create the elixir of life it would be him and his team.

[@144Donn]

Paul Stamets is an embodiment of all that is good in humanity!

[@-bets]

@Karter Cruz Fucking losers :)

[@GummyBear1972]

Brush piles, snags, rotting wood - leave them be and let the fungi grow! I'm so glad for this discovery and hope everyone does their part to help let the fungal component of our ecosystem do its part. Thank you on behalf of all of the bees!

[@dchambers986]

Why can't _THIS_ video get a BILLION VIEWS!?!?!!! Thanks Paul, keep on rockin it brother!

[@SlapPa9]

Algorithm

[@SlapPa9]

I mean KZbin algorithm.

[@andydeon2202]

26 March 2020. Fantastic Fungi day. Check cinemas near you

[@edduincasanova]

Because God create this planet for more than 30 trillions people, the only problems is that we live like ants to close to each other!!!

[@tribalscribal]

THE most important talk you'll see this year

[@bioneers]

"30% of our food is directly pollinated by bees and 70% of our food is controlled by pollinators. We are suffering a collapse of our ecosystems but we can do something about it!" - Paul Stamets at #Bioneers14 kzbin.info/www/bejne/enLakI2wnMpnb8U

[@renecyr7409]

+Bioneers You are such an inspiration brother. Thank you very much.

[@renecyr7409]

+Rene Cyr P.S. I want one of those hats !!!

[@Jibe111111111]

This video needs more views

[@spritemultipack]

This lads quickly becoming one of my favourite people

[@mfreehill11]

"30% of our food is directly pollinated by bees and 70% of our food is controlled by pollinators. We are suffering a collapse of our ecosystems and we can do something about it!" - Paul Stamets at #Bioneers14 Deep bow of gratitude for sanity and sanctity and wonderment of all nature and life! ~ What's next?!!

[@nickboyce5850]

Beautiful people who have and will continue to have a huge impact on society and the human species. Thank you Paul and all of the other inspiring people who are undertaking these sane and humanitarian acts sometimes in extenuating circumstances.

[@curiousfisherman5395]

Thank you for your life's work Paul

[@Benowieters]

Am so blown away by this speech! As a beekeeper I want to do and mean something with this knowledge.

[@redddbaron]

Absolutely brilliant talk from a permaculture scientist.

[@20caratstone]

It was SUCH a joy to watch this, and to learn so much that is hopeful and positive. Dr. Stamets' work just bristles with a life-loving energy that is so infectious. I felt like I had enjoyed a lovely meditation by the time I heard the last remarks. Thank you so much from me and on behalf of the planet that needs more of this so much.

[@MichaelSzemethy]

Wow... What a presentation... May God be with you paul stamets... Let this be the key to our survival and the beginning to a world we can finally understand... Or at least begin to fully understand 😉

[@akaJordon]

I am so grateful for the brilliant minds that observe and study and share their discoveries. Let's listen and act.

[@XbullzX1]

I was nearly in tears towards the end. I've been so worried about the bees. I hope to free up some time to raise some bees and I'll incorporate this knowledge to help the bees population grow. I'm down with shrooms now in many ways. God bless Paul Stamets!

[@robonez]

What an amazing guy Paul Stamets is! Kickass!!! \m/

[@sunshinesheila9]

I had great confidence in you being able to find a way to help the bees with mushrooms. Thank you, you are a hero, I love the bees.

[@DarthVil]

Here's another reason why I'm glad that I buy mycellium for My mushroom farm from Fungi Perfecti. Not only am I ordering from the expert of experts, but it's going to someone that puts this knowledge to good use.

[@TheSweetgirllovely]

Thanks to the wonderful work and ideas of this eminent naturalist, I am going to start my PhD in my country doing my thesis in Bees and Fungi.

[@bcascadascrane9831]

WOW! Thank you Paul for all the great information. I've watched several of your talks and took your mushrooms to help with Hep.C and B. My virol counts dropped cosiderably in a six month trial! I look forward to you next great informative and inspiring talk.

[@DimensionalHeartTraveler]

Brilliant talk! I have been a great admirer of Paul Stamets ever since I started using one of his products many years ago to fight off the winter respiratory bugs I always seemed to get living in northern California. Mushrooms never cease to amaze me.

[@sharoncarson6278]

Beautiful and true, I have spent my lifetime planting trees and NOT using chemicals on the land, my body or home. I wish more people did the same . :)Sharon

[@dakotabob10]

This is incredible info. I am a 3 cup a day Chaga drinker. I believe every word of this.

[@BlazRa]

I'm going to grow lion's mane 🍄👌

[@Grow_with_Michael]

Beautiful, thank you Paul and all whom are involved in this journey. I hope to do my part as a citizen of the earth in the rejuvenation and restoration of life and abundance to people, plants and animals alike. What a phenomenal achievement!

[@tokashoni6100]

You are a blessing to this planet. Maybe we can get the message to more people to save our world.

[@xAngelsOfHellx]

I remember using a lot of Paul's information in my Grade 11 Environmental Studies project. I wrote an essay on the importance of Fungi to our planet's environment, and found out so many interesting facts about Fungi (like how over 90% of plant life relies on Fungi, and vice versa).

[@sharan4700]

WoW! 90% ! Where did you find that?

[@danielpaskoful]

Paul, I have been a fan of yours for years. I want to thank you for all the wonderful and extremely important work that you do. I'm sure your brother was well aware of how important your work is and understood mycology IS science. Big brothers sometimes have a hard time with acknowledgement so I'm saying it for him, he is proud if you. Congrats on the award and I truly feel for your loss. Peace and blessings to you and yours.

[@Iredidv]

I love this guy. he should be a nobel prize winner.

[@issyco597]

this is so important. if you care about our world, please pass it along to everyone you know!

[@Neuralatrophy]

Very interesting... I suggest bee farmers should keep a large space for growing mycelium and track the health of their colonies !! Heres a thought too... Healthy bee colonies using mycelium in their diets might pay off up the food chain too, the honey they produce will likely contain the same enzymes and pass the benefits to us with both antibacterial and antiviral qualities. We can take the bees control data as food for thought as well, a high sugar diet ruined their health, the trend in our own diets suggests the same for humans.

[@Rolzorius]

Paul Gloor Definitely an interesting point. Well played, sir!

[@mystijkissler8183]

He has already educated bee farmers and supplied the fix.

[@cazjohnston9655]

Love having you with us Paul

[@laurawalker395]

Tears of joy & hope . Mahalo

[@DIVADICAMPO]

This guy is superb and needs to be recognised give him a Noble prize!

[@vickiharvey1779]

The spirit of goodness shall survive! I've always known that human beings are the dumbest species as they need to 'explore and prove' what is naturally known within us. Never once have I doubted that plants, fungi and other species communicate with, for and amongst each other and never once have I denied that I feel connected to each and every living creature. How can we doubt the importance of any life? Life is energetic, magnetic and reliant. Love Vicki xox

[@maryannielittle7960]

Paul I am so sorry about your brother. He was so lucky to have such a caring man in his life. My condolences to you and your family. You guys are my absolutely favorite.

[@margatrizia]

Beatiful endeavour. Pioneering task. Thank you and more power to you!

[@adamclark9253]

I wasn’t sure I’d enjoy a message about mushrooms,, but Paul makes it good, he really is a fungi

[@mattonthemountain]

Paul Stamets is my hero, and ours.

[@jtcorey9498]

This is so awesome what a Guy!!

[@chrisporter1640]

Pure genius! Such an inspiration!

[@CGVcisco]

Finally, someone that make perfect sense, rather than spouting rhetorical excuses to support the rape and pillage of our most precious resources, finally answering a most profound concern as to healing the woes humanity has placed upon our world. thank you, thank you thank you!

[@Slowdeepbreath]

Wonderful work! Paul Stamets, a true leader

[@adamoinvolution]

Absolutely fantastic knowledge shared!

[@louieshrewy5840]

Loved watching this, I hope your brother watched from above too I’m sure he is very proud 🍄🧡

[@garylewis4398]

Paul, thank you so much for your knowledge, your dedication, and your vision. I am so grateful that I discovered you and Louis Schwartzberg through Fantastic Fungi.

[@dsloan69]

Thank you , Humans deserve their future!

[@sarthakmehta5312]

Way to go Paul✌

[@Aurawellnesscenter]

Thank You Paul Stamets for your discovery and for making it clear that we can do something about it. We will be working today on a wild hive that is suffering from varroa mite infestation.

[@fleureabeille4229]

Thank you Monsieur

[@pinjreclips9350]

@vick trippz on IG has the best psychy products peeps. This bruh is dope asf with shrooms , dmt , lsd and others..

[@Psionikman]

Mr Stamets is a modern warrior, more power to you, and i hope the powers that be listen deeply to your understandings. There is no planet B.

[@donnacicolini8443]

Great information we all need to share this information with as many people as we can. Let's take back our food supply

[@MsLouise1960]

Bless Earth and You Paul Stamets. It is just as you Say and I thank you so much...

[@pinjreclips9350]

@vick trippz on IG has the best psychy products peeps. This bruh is dope asf with shrooms , dmt , lsd and others...

[@lcarthel]

Paul is my hero

[@janered8047]

Fantastic video. It doesn"t take much to restore the mycelium network... the environment...

[@JestersGeneration]

Beautiful! Inspiring!

[@rebeccashetter2309]

Thanks you for sharing; very interesting lecture; enjoyed it and shared it.

[@ingclassy]

I'm glad I found this. I was planning on cultivating Reishi, Chaga, and Turkey Tail to make my own extracts for my and my families health. I had planned on finding a local bee keeper to buy honey as an ingredient. Now maybe I can give something back to the bees for their hard work.

[@errlshmirl3130]

Paul you are my Hero. I hope one day I'll get to meet u to let u know that u helped shape the man that I have become, and I'll forever be in your debt.

[@deniseluke3408]

So sorry about your brother. He would be so proud.

[@tommyhutchinson6482]

I don't know what to say! I am overwhelmed! :-)

[@sharan4700]

Do you Recommend the Book 'Mycelium Running' As worth studying thoroughly ?

[@mackevol1545]

this guy is a wizard.

[@andymac4769]

Way to go Paul! :)

[@yarazooom]

+Andy Mac JIMI luv....

[@andymac4769]

+Yara Mery Jimi approved for sure

[@sarahposey7166]

sharing. SHARING, SHARING...

[@Larryn7luf]

I need to learn how to grow mushroom's, I got the bees.

[@torbjornkarlsen]

Did you? How did it go?

[@brandoncallaway8835]

Well, paul stamets tech is the place to start.....

[@earthwalkways]

Is there an update on this research with bees?

[@Rita_Johanna]

AMAZING!!

[@bike105bike]

thank you

[@jesselovesyah]

Ive just discovered Cordyceps and have been using it as an alcohol alternative because it gives a little high feeling and it has a ton of benefits. Blood pressure, testosterone, immune system and mood enhancing effects! Im in love with my mycelium ancestors 😆

[@tobiasbeer2689]

scientific role model

[@Weimer_Entertainment]

This is the first time that he didn't say, " I'm pressed for time." Awesome.

[@ronward3949]

Powerful Knowledge from the results of Ancients, those Woman are Evidence of the Truth.

[@williambouch3397]

First and foremost..Love the work! I'm looking to clean up the land around my house to grow a garden. My main concern is Lead. Followed by oil/ radiator fluid. Also if growing a fungi will save the bees I'm defiantly in. What should I do? More specifically where can I get the right Mycelium?

[@dchambers986]

The motor oil and other petroleum related fluids will break down pretty quickly in a normal, wet climate. Lots of stuff (bacteria) eat it in the soil. Lead is a different matter. As a heavy element, once it's in a particular environment, it will have a tendency to migrate down but is probably persistent. Unless you have a reason to believe there would be an excessive amount of lead, I wouldn't worry about it too much. If you do have such a reason, I don't know how much it can be picked up into plants/veggies, etc... but I would look Lead Testing Kits, I bet those are available. Otherwise, you might try your state's farmer extension agency and/or Dept. Of Environmental Quality - with the recent incident in Flint, I suspect you would get a serious hearing and hopefully some help.

[@xxpowwowbluexx]

Look up mycoremediation.

[@joeygigliotti9435]

wow this is amazing.

[@slyplaymike1]

hallelujah!!.... my late Granny told be about the benefits of fungi for years

[@remoralize]

Clarifying questions: @ 19:38 test results seem to indicate that a ~10% extract of Ganoderma Resinaceum is most effective for reducing viral loads for honey bees. @ 20:23 it seems that the survival rate of honey bees drops below that of the control between 14-34 days, when using a ~10% Ganoderma Resinaceum extract. Does anyone know of an online source for Ganoderma Resinaceum? Paul Stamets seems to only sell Ganoderma Lucidum. Is it worth it to use ~10% Ganoderma Resinaceum extract (over the control or another extract concentration) to reduce viral burdens, only after 34 days, once the survival rate is above that of the control? Would it be more beneficial to just use a ~1% solution, which, according the data displayed at 20:23 has the greatest longterm benefit to survival rates, at the expense of the greatest viral load reduction? Is there more data on using a ~10% extract to reduce viral loads, ideally with longer testing periods than 2 weeks? Does anyone know if any testing that's been done, with available data, showing the results of using combinations of these fungi? Red Belted Polypore, Amadou (Fomes Fomentarius), Chaga (Inonotus Obliquus), Red Reishi (Ganoderma Resinaceum), and Metarhizium Anisopliae? After looking at a study about using Metarhizium Anisopliae to reduce mite populations. It seems as thought the best method for most mite destruction with minimal honey bee destruction is using Metarhizium Anisopliae in powdered form, sprinkled atop and between the frames, for a maximum of 7 days, at a concentration of 10^8 conidia mL^-1, and only in the Autumn and Spring. Anyone else have related insights to share? www.scielo.cl/pdf/chiljar/v69n4/AT09.pdf Hopefully, I can start using this info on my hives in California soon! Paul Stamets, you're a champion.

[@TallGrassDispatch]

Hello, Im currently presenting these findings to a group in kansas and was hoping that you might have some experience with these methods you've described above. I'd love to chat. I know this comment is 8 years old but im hoping youre still active.

[@remoralize]

​@@TallGrassDispatch I'm sorry, but I haven't experimented with these techniques yet. I may do so in future years. Currently I'm in my second year with 25 purebred Russian bees using no treatments and without any supplemental processed sugar feeding and am pleased with my results so far.

[@JimEast123]

That was awesome. Toward the end he mentioned a fungi I was already familiar with Chaga. I learned of Chaga through reading Cancer Ward by Solzhenitsyn it's been used in Russia for generations as a folk remedy for cancer. The Sloan Kettering Cancer center has an interesting write up on it. www.mskcc.org/cancer-care/herb/chaga-mushroom

[@ovi54]

Saint Paul is at it again!

[@wendiewgoetz9183]

Yes what happened to his discovery of fungal help for honeybees longevity and immunity, which he presented 3 years ago? I dont recall hearing beekeepers talk about it in NJ. Anyone familiar with this ? Any updates?

[@farmer998]

Paul I believe fully that the world will be immensely better off with out humans .

[@terryjross1184]

You should have a chat with bill gates

[@ronward3949]

Pileated Woodpeckers, Townsend's Solitaires, those of the Old and Maturing Forests, are emblematic of these Forest Stands

[@sheanfarias]

How is it spelled the second mushroom he presents at 1:49

[@Randall_Kildare]

+Shean F *Agarikon* mushroom

[@konrah]

+Shean F Laricifomes officinales - Agarikon

[@ismaellopez6506]

@@konrah Lw0

[@yitzokyerachmiel]

awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@andrealacanela540]

I'm sharing these youtubes & ted talks of Paul Stamets on facebook. Please share these with friends & family too!

[@hannah-mariedonovan4681]

please tell me where to get the stuff to grow what bees need in my garden? i live in london in the uk and i am about to start keeping a top hive and want awhat is best for them, so your talk was intersting, i would like to do as you suggest, but i dont know where to get what i need.. where do i get the mycillium?

[@andydeon2202]

26 March 2020. Fantastic Fungi day. Check cinemas near you

[@BioStuff415]

Has Paul written a book replete with all this knowledge?

[@jesusv.5828]

Many of our problems solutions are literally in front of our noses and under our feet .

[@daniaboustany9499]

❤️🍄❤️

[@magician2020]

I love that second mushroom... Not to be disrespectful to Paul, but I would call that one, "Natures Big Mac" of mushrooms...

[@truethought369]

Paul this is great news, I thought of something else, when the bees are truly healthy. The honey that we harvest will be more healthy for human consumption.

[@legion2k988]

Save the bee, Save the world. Ever notice how at about 55-60 years old it's cool to wear a scarf.. ;)

[@musahamouda9012]

That is incredible. How insect can destinct the other one using no offensive tools?

[@Edd_Black]

Does anyone know where I can find out how to make Paul Stamets 'bee food' out of mushrooms? I want to help, but don't know how to make this particular thing. I do know how to grow food, including mushrooms.

[@sundarex]

Nature is God in his/her formless aspect.

[@danielcamilomontoyasanchez4122]

wao! He is Genius!

[@nickcardone7119]

wow, good luck