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Intro to PNW Mushrooms (captioned)

ByJeremy Collison

This is my latest Intro to PNW Mushrooms talk from Nov 13. I did not have my normal setup and the virtual green video is not quite as crisp. For a better visual experience, consider watching an earlier video (currently) pinned to the top of the blog area.

This one IS captiontioned however so that should be a big bonus for those who can’t or don’t want to listen to me. I have not reviewed these captions myself so please let me know if there are any significant errors.

https://youtu.be/PBD_FxngOfE

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