In this episode I interviewed Mags, (@Crypto_Mags) where we talk about Bitcoin and energy consumption, and how Bitcoin mining could be leading us towards cheaper and cleaner sources of energy.  We also touched on Bitcoin and taxes.  Check her out at the link below:  

Twitter: https://twitter.com/Crypto_Mags

In this episode I interview Mike Peterson from Bitcoin Beach down in El Zonte, El Salvador where they are implementing a fully circular Bitcoin economy.  We discuss how Bitcoin is helping lift people out of poverty in El Zonte and how that can be implemented around the world.  Also they just implemented the Strike system running on the Lightning Network, to further the circular economy in the community.  Check out Mike and all the great work he and his team at Bitcoin Beach are doing in the links below:

Twitter: https://twitter.com/Bitcoinbeach

Website: https://www.bitcoinbeach.com

In this episode I talked with Ben Perrin of the BTC Sessions show on YouTube.  We discuss what it was like to be a Bitcoin content creator back in the early days of Bitcoin when there was nothing else out there.  Also we get into his thoughts on where Bitcoin is going, what his epic dream panel stream was like, and advice for any new Bitcoin content creators.  Check out him out at the links below:

Twitter: https://twitter.com/BTCsessions

Youtube: http://youtube.com/c/btcsessions

I interviewed Dan Held, a long time Bitcoin advocate and head of growth at the crypto exchange Kraken.  We discussed what Bitcoin and Silicon Valley were like back in the wild west days of Bitcoin, also if we'll ever see a reconciliation with Bitcoiners who have gone astray, and if this is the super cycle.  Check out Dan and his work at the links below:

The Held Report: https://danheld.substack.com

Twitter: https://twitter.com/danheld

Kraken: https://www.kraken.com

I talked with Bitcoiner Surfer Jim, we talked about his twitter spat with Chamath Palihapitiya, and what it was like to see that go viral.  We also discuss his deeper thoughts on Bitcoin, but started off by discussing his favorite subject, surfing.  Check him out on twitter, linked below, or on the website linked below for his Long Island Surf Park project.

Twitter: https://twitter.com/surferjimw

Website: https://www.longislandsurfpark.com

In this episode I interview Isaiah Jackson, author of "Bitcoin & Black America".  We discuss how he sees Bitcoin helping the Black community, as well as what he sees on the horizon for Bitcoin and how China could use Bitcoin to no longer be tied to the US Dollar.  We also talked about his basketball tournament coming up at the Bitcoin conference, and when his new book "Bitcoin & Black America Vol 2" is coming out.

Twitter: https://twitter.com/bitcoinzay

Website: https://bitcoinandblackamerica.com

I interviewed Guy Swann, reader of all things Bitcoin with Bitcoin Audible.  We discuss the early days of Bitcoin, wedding videography and getting absolutely REKT in his first investment, but HODLing through the tough times.

Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheCryptoconomy

Website: www.guyswann.com

Shayne is the VP of Business Development at Block Fi, where you can buy and sell Bitcoin, lend and earn interest on it, as well as borrow against your Bitcoin.  Shayne walks me through the process of how to use their platform and explains the lending and borrowing in laymen's terms.  We reference this blog in the podcast.

Links to follow Shayne and Block Fi:

Twitter:

@BlockFiShayne

@BlockFi

Website:

www.blockfi.com

In this episode, I talk to the guys behind the website WTFHappenedIn1971.com, where we discuss exactly that, w-t-f happened in 1971?  They provide interesting insights into why the current erosion of fiat currencies started over 100 years ago, and was accelerated in 1971 by going off the gold standard, as well as what all has gotten worse statistically since going off the gold standard, and why Bitcoin might be the thing to save it.

In this episode I talk with Knut Svanholm about Bitcoin from a first principles perspective, why Bitcoin is important for freedom and how it can lead to government's having no power over people.