Jordan Weinstein, founder of Ikifi, shares how his background in traditional finance led him to Bitcoin.

We explore why many small businesses are stuck in a debt trap, how easy credit fuels short-term thinking, and why Bitcoin offers a meaningful alternative. Jordan breaks down the mindset shift needed for adoption—and what it really means to give money purpose in life and business.

Bitcoin is evolving, but poor design may still be holding it back. Daniel Strangfeld of Basil Design joins Jason and Jack to explore how UX and branding influence trust and adoption. They break down why bitcoin still feels risky—and how better design can change that.

Daniel shares insights from his work in design, comparing bitcoin’s challenges to lessons from fintech success stories like Cash App and Stripe. A must-watch for anyone curious about how Bitcoin becomes everyday money.

In this episode, Kyle Knight joins us to share his journey from mechanical engineer to bitcoin advocate, UCLA MBA, and founder of Bitcoin Bruins. 

He breaks down why bitcoin is more than just money—it’s a tool for impact, education, and generational change. From pitching bitcoin to a boardroom of entrepreneurs to launching collectible trading cards that spark curiosity, Kyle is bringing culture and creativity into the bitcoin space. 

This episode is about building boldly, thinking long-term, and using your voice to shape the future.

In this episode, we sit down with Jon Gordon, founder of Satoshi Health Advisors, to explore how bitcoin is quietly transforming healthcare. 

From his background in health systems and insurance to going all-in on bitcoin in 2020, Jon shares how sound money principles are reshaping payment models, provider autonomy, and patient relationships.