Welcome to the Cannabis Civation and Science Podcast.

I'm your host, Tad Hussie of Kiss Organics.

This is the podcast where we discuss the cutting edge of organic growing from a science-based

perspective and drawn top experts from around the industry to share their wisdom and knowledge.

It's been a little while since the last podcast.

I wanted to let you know that I've been busy with some other projects, but also tracking

down some new and exciting guests.

I have some really great podcasts lined up in the coming month, including one with Allison

Justice of Alco, to help dispel some of the myths that have been floating around the cannabis

cultivation industry for decades.

And I know we've already done some podcasts discussing microizal fungi, including one with Jeff

Lohenfelds that I suggest you check out.

I wanted to do this interview, though, to get a different perspective on microisal fungi

from someone who has been involved in the industry in selling and using it for over a decade.

I've had my opinions based on the research

I've seen regarding topics like using a single species versus diverse species of endomicorizal

fungi as well as the addition of trichoderma to these mixes. Our guest this week is Jim

Egan. Jim has been working for plant revolution for more than a decade. Having been the first company to bring

micro-izal inoculance to commercial applications, he and the company have been spreading the good news

of the benefits of healthy soil to gardeners, landscapers, and farmers all over the world. His degree in

environmental studies, his work in the permaculture community, and his experience running a small

farm, form a background that has given him a deep understanding of the importance of soil organisms

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