Jessica Rose and Kevin McKernan warn that censored research, ignored safety signals, and unchecked gain-of-function work reveal a deeper crisis in modern science.
A Gen Alpha builder explains how AI, autonomy, and Bitcoin are reshaping education and entrepreneurship.
Tom Luongo argues Trump is waging a war over financial power and sovereignty, not borders or ideology.
Why Bitcoin may become the $100 trillion collateral base for a rebuilt global financial system.
A disturbing look at how a Bitcoin privacy developer was prosecuted despite regulators saying his work was legal.
Susan Kokinda argues today's geopolitical struggle is a continuation of America's original fight against the British Empire. The City of London and its global financier network now act as the modern imperial center, and Trump is working to dismantle it.
Historian Johann Kurtz explores why Western societies can no longer build, preserve, and pass on multigenerational wealth. The failure stems from a deeper cultural collapse around duty, locality, virtue, and long time horizons—not just economics.
Bitcoin’s sharp drop looks scary, but Mežinskis shows it still sits on its long-term power curve.
Jessica Rose and Kevin McKernan warn that censored research, ignored safety signals, and unchecked gain-of-function work reveal a deeper crisis in modern science.
A Gen Alpha builder explains how AI, autonomy, and Bitcoin are reshaping education and entrepreneurship.
Tom Luongo argues Trump is waging a war over financial power and sovereignty, not borders or ideology.
Why Bitcoin may become the $100 trillion collateral base for a rebuilt global financial system.
A disturbing look at how a Bitcoin privacy developer was prosecuted despite regulators saying his work was legal.
Susan Kokinda argues today's geopolitical struggle is a continuation of America's original fight against the British Empire. The City of London and its global financier network now act as the modern imperial center, and Trump is working to dismantle it.
Historian Johann Kurtz explores why Western societies can no longer build, preserve, and pass on multigenerational wealth. The failure stems from a deeper cultural collapse around duty, locality, virtue, and long time horizons—not just economics.
Bitcoin’s sharp drop looks scary, but Mežinskis shows it still sits on its long-term power curve.
Mark Mitchell outlines how a broken system is driving younger Americans to seek a new path.
Erik Cason argues that Bitcoin is the path out of fiat corruption and rising digital authoritarianism.
Block’s latest push reveals why Lightning is working, why merchant adoption matters now, and why Bitcoin’s path to becoming everyday money is finally opening up.
Kyle Olney helped the government seize 140-plus failed banks in the 2008 crisis, which is why he sees the next move coming. Protecting Bitcoin developers is only the first battle; the Treasury can still use the Bank Secrecy Act to push the network into a permissioned, surveilled system.
Block’s latest rollout quietly delivers a full Bitcoin banking stack to millions of merchants, marking its boldest step yet toward making Bitcoin everyday money.
Jordi Visser joins the show to explain why Bitcoin's price consolidation is a silent IPO, not a stalling bull run: OGs distributing into institutional and global demand, AI replacing QE, and the energy transmission problem nobody is pricing in.
