Xfinigen Media Productions

11/20/2025

Wowza

Scientists studying the abandoned site of Chernobyl discovered a unique black fungus, Cladosporium sphaerospermum, that can absorb harmful radiation and convert it into energy through a process known as radiosynthesis. This fungus grows toward radiation and survives in conditions that are deadly to most life forms. Experiments on the International Space Station showed that it continues to grow under cosmic radiation and even provides a natural shielding effect. Researchers believe this organism could one day help clean radioactive environments and improve radiation protection for astronauts in deep space missions.

11/19/2025

Honored to work with Eve Turek, a World-Class, Award-winning Nature and Wildlife photographer on this series intended for Discovery Animal Planet

11/19/2025

11/14/2025

Voice of Nature: Call of the Wild

02/16/2025

Lou Boudreaux

01/28/2025

Now available online at all Ebook retailers.

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01/18/2025

True Dat

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01/15/2025

Susan Ogden

01/10/2025

That would really be something to be lifted up by a Giraffe when feeding it,... Susan Ogden

12/21/2024

Looking forward to working with Eve Turek on our new project "Voice of Nature: Call of the Wild" as well as Greg McGreg on "Baby Doe35: Dead to Rights", all in January 2025. It's going to be a packed New Year with all sorts of new projects, so stay tuned, y'all...

08/01/2023

Xfinigen Press is excited to release “The Boy Who Didn’t Get to Say Goodbye”, which is a children’s book based on a true story.

This book tells the story of a young family who lost someone close to them, and how the young boy was able to process his grief of that loss.

It is written by Paul Baumann and illustrated by 12 year old Sara Halliday.

It was written to bring awareness to the nearly 200,000 accidental Fentanyl overdoses and the effects they have on the people who love them.

Email [email protected] or message us here directly to purchase your own Limited Edition Hardbound copy of "The Boy Who Didn’t Get to Say Goodbye”, available only to the first 100 orders.