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NFTs are changing the way we engage with and understand art, community, money and much more. On episode 7, we broke down what NFTs are and further discussed their social utility with Brendan Gillen. On this episode, we’re going to look at the parallels between early online video gaming culture and the current NFT boom and how they’re both using the technology of the day to build global reaching online or digitally based communities. Today’s guest is Crypto Bushi or CB, as some call him. Crypto Bushi is the pod’s first pseudo-anonymous guest and he’ll share with us how he’s building community, creating art and leveraging all of his perceived wasted skills he gained as a younger online gamer in this new landscape of NFTs and web3. To follow Crypto Bushi, find him on Twitter & Instagram @thecryptobushi
In the future of the internet, there's web3. Web3 will build upon our current understanding of the internet and this episode's guest, Nick Widmer, is a content creator focused on this digital evolution. Nick currently lives in Long Island, NY and creates content on his Substack which can be found at https://nickwidmer.substack.com/ . I highly recommend you check out his Substack and find him on LinkedIn to read up on his more short-form and quick-response web3 content.
Delving back into the existential climate crisis, Jarrett references everything from Interstellar (2014) to Fern Gully (1992) to Avatar (2009) to candidly share his thoughts on the state of the natural world and how we as humans are "dealing" with the impacts of a warming planet. While not offering any particular solution, the questions posed in this episode are ones that need to be discussed both around kitchen tables and across the aisles of the US house of representatives. If the politicians are too slow to act and the corporations are too profit-driven to change gears, what are we to do? What can we do as individuals? As society? I, for one, am done with hearing buzz words and blah blah blah and no action.
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