🍄 About this EpisodeWhat if the solution to climate change, nutrition insecurity, and rural livelihoods could grow right out of waste? 🌾 In this episode of The Carbon Circle Podcast, we dive deep into the fascinating world of fungi, exploring how mushrooms are transforming the future of food, health, and sustainability in India.Join Roshan Rai as he speaks with Prithvi Kini and Jashid Hameed, Co-Founders of Nuvedo, India’s first mushroom lifestyle brand. From turning agricultural waste into wealth to redefining functional nutrition, this conversation unveils how mushroom cultivation can become a cornerstone of a greener, more equitable economy.🧠 What You’ll Learn:- How two founders turned pandemic uncertainty into India’s mushroom revolution- The story behind Nuvedo’s vision and rural empowerment through the NuvoKisan program- How mushrooms turn agri-waste into carbon-smart, high-value produce- Why mushrooms are the next big thing in the functional food market- How Nuvedo’s green extraction technology is changing the game for sustainable supplements- Functional mushroom opportunity by 2030- Mushrooms as a solution to India’s nutrition challenges- Merging traditional diets with modern wellness trends- Key metrics for evaluating circular economy impact in fungi-based ventures🌐 Nuvedo: https://www.nuvedo.com📩 For collaborations, sustainability consulting, or to join The Carbon Circle, reach us at connect@carbonmandal.com🌐 Carbon Mandal: https://www.carbonmandal.com🎧 Timestamps00:00 – Introduction02:52 – Opening the Mushroom Chapter 24:33 – Cultivating Circularity: Mushrooms Turning Waste into Wealth55:00 – Functional Fungi as India's Nutrition Revolution1:20:22 – Economic opportunities in mushroom cultivation1:24:14 – Sustainability Consulting Opportunities in the Fungi Revolution🔖 KeywordsFungi, Mushrooms, Sustainability, Circular Economy, Climate Solutions, Mushroom Cultivation, Nuvedo, Carbon Mandal, Functional Foods, Nutrition Security, Waste to Wealth, Agritech, Green Economy, Rural Empowerment, Carbon Footprint Reduction