Our next stop will be in Windhoek, Namibia; a country in Africa on the southwestern part of the continent. I sit down and chat with OKIN, a talented artist, host of the #FromTheJump podcast, and a lightning node operator just like di I. We discuss El Salvador, edutainment, Podcasting 2.0 apps, and of course Plebnet and the Lightning Network.

Fulljoy!

Our next stop will feel familiar to Americans, as Puerto Rico is still territory of the United States. I sit down and chat with Mark Moss, and get his take on moving to Puerto Rico as a transplant from California. We get into the details of California tax law, lock-downs, and capital controls. Then he gives me a masterclass in market cycles and their revolutionary nature across time and human history.

Fulljoy!

Today I'm taking you Senegal, a beautiful country on the West Coast of Africa. I spoke to my senegalese breddrin Fodé Diop. A multi-talented guy, he is an athlete, cinematographer, and bitcoin developer, we spoke about his homeland, his journey around the world to find bitcoin, and some exciting plans he has in the works.He is a bit of a fast talker as most great minds sometimes are.

After my trip to El Salvador, I sat down and had a very enjoyable and eye-opening conversation with Kal Kassa, a successful Ethiopian business owner who was forced to leave his country in order to make a life for himself. He is an outspoken advocate for sound money and financial inclusion across Africa, and a believer in the new African Renaissance. From Jamaica to Ethiopia, we had some strong roots reasoning.

A few weeks before the announcement of Bitcoin becoming legal tender in El Salvador, I went to visit Bitcoin Beach.

While I was there I had lunch with Roman "Chimbera" Martinez at what will become a very famous spot in my opinion... the first place in El Zonte to accept bitcoin for good and services. The food was amazing, and the conversation was even better! After listening to this, I hope you are inspired to go check out Bitcoin Beach for yourself and see what the future of money looks like in action.