Fifty-one episodes about Bitcoin.
That's one episode a week for almost a year, if you're feeling ambitious.
Over three and a half years the Free Cities Podcast has been asking a different question: once you hold money the state can't debase, where do you actually live? What do you build?
The archive now has its own page:
On privacy:
@Max on the praxeology of privacy,
@JeffG on the architecture of freedom, @selfBankt on decentralised networks.
On the state:
@Knut Svanholm ∞/21M on why democracy drifts toward totalitarianism,
@Susie Violet Ward on digital authoritarianism,
@Efrat Fenigson on CBDCs.
On exit:
@Daniel Prince on choosing a parallel life,
@Nathan Day on overlanding and self-sovereign identity,
@Tomek ⚡ K on the Bitcoin Free City he actually lives in.
On the big picture:
@allen the sovereign individual thesis,
@Tuur Demeestr on fiat as the biggest addiction of all, Polycarp Nakamoto on decentralised mesh networks.
And on this protocol:
@Ben Arc on Nostr and anarchy,
@Nick Malster on liberating creators from the attention economy.
Bitcoin fixes the money. These conversations are about what gets fixed next.
All 51, one page:
52 episodes on Bitcoin
Top result: Dominic Frisby | They'll Blame You When It Fails. Plus 51 more on the Free Cities Podcast.
