Lukeabc is one of the founders and the creative director of Thingdoms and its parent company, Risky Crayon. Prior to founding Thingdoms, Luke worked in advertising and brand building, working with brands from Nike to Vice.

In this episode, we discuss his vision for the Thingdoms project, the newly released dApp and the creative space it creates for the collection, and Risky Crayon's role as a creative technology company.

Pancho Socci is a fine artist, long-term Thingdoms community member, and early adopter of blockchain technology. In this conversation, we discuss exploring and expressing yourself through art, the massive workload that comes with selling and marketing your own art, and the importance of communities in the emerging web3 world.

Oatrick is a storyteller, ex-TV producer, and mod of the Thingdoms NFT community. In this episode, we talk about the appeal of the Things, the importance of following your dreams, and the power NFTs have in empowering artists.

Brandon Fuss-Cheatham is the founder of Moby Dick 3PL, a full-service logistic and fulfillment company, an ex-Ohio State basketball player, and an NFT enthusiast.

In this episode, we discuss the unique experience of being a college athlete, the power of and opportunity created by social media, and how he went about building his company, Moby Dick 3PL.

** Apologies for the notification sounds, Brandon is busy and our mics are more sensitive than we realized. Stay Thingy! **

jorgeacosta.eth is a graphic designer and Thingdoms holder who lives up to the motto of Do Good Things. In this episode, we discuss what it's like moving to a foreign country at a young age, the power of art and NFTs in drawing together communities, and reflect on what web3 means for the world.

Sneezzaa is the founder of the Lonely Things Club and a longtime Thingdoms holder. In this conversation, we discuss the pros and cons of West Virginia, the mission and best moments of the Lonely Things Club, and the pre-mint days of the Thingdoms project.

Fahj is a school social worker by day and crypto degen by night. In this conversation, we talk about the impact of Covid on education, most people's initial inclination to ignore crypto, and the ability of NFTs to bring communities together in the real world.

In part 2 of my interview with B-Love, also known as Brandon Lovelace, we sit down to discuss how difficult it is to build something, the power of saying yes, and the full, un-redacted story of the infamous Thingdoms hacker, Angry Face.

B-Love, Brandon Lovelace, is the voice of the metaverse and a consistent force in the Thingdoms community. In this episode, we discuss his early interest and success in music (and magic), our backgrounds in NFTs, and the origin of ThingFM.

Elletronic is a significant contributor to the Thingdoms community who has helped organize and provided creative support to a number of community events. In this episode, we talk about what it's like to start a business in a highly regulated field, the power of images and creativity, and the importance of keeping the web3 world open and inclusive.