In this deep and reflective conversation, Dr. Marc Kramer and Eric Rice explore the spiritual significance of the Bible, the influence of religion on society, and the role of faith in understanding modern challenges such as AI and societal corruption. They discuss biblical history, the importance of personal faith, and how biblical teachings can guide us through a complex world. Join us for a profound conversation exploring faith, eschatology, and the influence of spiritual beliefs on modern life. Eric shares his journey from pagan roots to a deep relationship with Christ, discussing biblical prophecy, the end times, and the spiritual battle shaping our world.

In this compelling episode of The Money Adjustment Podcast, host Dr. Marc Kramer welcomes back author and Bitcoin advocate Jesse Tevelow for a profound exploration of how broken fiat money—infinitely inflatable, centralized, and decaying in value—fuels virtually every modern societal problem, from inflation and inequality (via the Cantillon effect) to stress, declining institutions, and fractured relationships. Jesse argues that Bitcoin represents the first truly pristine, sound money in human history: fixed supply, auditable, digital, and non-dilutable, serving as the essential base layer of value, superior even to gold. As AI accelerates toward exponential productivity and potential hive-mind dominance, Bitcoin offers the critical guardrails to steer humanity toward a golden age of abundance, low time preference, and multi-planetary prosperity—or, if mishandled, a dystopian future. Tevelow ties these ideas to his upcoming books: the nonfiction "Life After Bitcoin", which details Bitcoin’s solutions to humanity’s core issues, and the near-future sci-fi thriller "Hivemind" (set 2035–2051), a Black Mirror-style cautionary tale of algorithmic control, influencer rule, and moral corruption in a post-government world. The conversation blends urgent warnings with genuine hope, urging listeners to stack sats, lower time preference, and build intentionally toward a better civilization.

In this in-depth interview, Bram Kanstein discusses the philosophical and practical aspects of Bitcoin as a store of value and medium of exchange. He explores the history of money, the importance of sound money, and Bitcoin's potential to reshape our understanding of wealth, sovereignty, and societal progress.

In this insightful interview, Dr. Marc Kramer speaks with Fred Krueger about Bitcoin's unique properties, its power-law growth, and strategies for long-term holding and risk management. They explore the psychology of hodling, the application of the Kelly Criterion, and the importance of conviction in the Bitcoin journey.

In this conversation, Dr. Marc Kramer and Joe Consorti examine the current state of the Bitcoin market, covering trends, technical analysis, and the implications of the four-year cycle theory. They explore the relationship between Bitcoin and risk appetite, the impact of software and technology on market dynamics, and the challenges of homeownership in today's economy. Joe introduces Horizon, a unique financial product that enables homeowners to convert their home equity into Bitcoin, providing insights into its mechanics and benefits. The discussion also touches on regulatory hurdles, market volatility, and the future of Bitcoin as a store of value.

In this conversation, Dr. Marc Kramer and Sam from The Sams Podcast explore the evolving landscape of Bitcoin, discussing the importance of finding one's voice in the space, perceptions of Bitcoin's value, and the asset's volatility versus stability. They delve into the finite supply of Bitcoin, its role in wealth preservation compared to real estate, and the potential for generational wealth. The discussion also touches on the shift in investment strategies, the influence of Wall Street, and the significance of decentralization in the Bitcoin community. Sam offers advice for newcomers, emphasizing the importance of participation and understanding in the Bitcoin ecosystem.

In this conversation, Dr. Marc Kramer and British HODL delve into the world of Bitcoin, discussing personal experiences with trading, the importance of self-custody, and the impact of institutional players like BlackRock on the market. They explore investment strategies involving MSTR and MSTY, emphasizing the significance of ownership and the educational aspect of Bitcoin. The discussion also touches on the future of Bitcoin, market dynamics, and the necessity for individuals to understand the asset's value.

In this conversation, Dr. Marc Kramer interviews Robert, known as Infranomics, who shares his insights on macroeconomics, Bitcoin, and the current financial landscape. They discuss the Overton window, the implications of the trade deficit, and the national security issues arising from the U.S. reliance on foreign capital. Robert reflects on his journey from mental health to macroeconomics, his regrets about Bitcoin, and the importance of financial education for the everyday person. The discussion also touches on the valuation of currencies and the future of Bitcoin and gold as stores of value.