A podcast episode exploring how blockchain technology reshapes trust in human relationships, considering the move from institutional trust toward decentralized, verifiable systems and what that shift means for how people connect and cooperate.
An episode exploring how blockchain and decentralized systems can serve as tools for personal sovereignty, examining the ways individuals can gain greater control over their identity, assets, and autonomy through Web3 technology.
An episode applying Peter Diamandis’s exponential-technology framework to assess where blockchain, cryptocurrency, and artificial intelligence currently stand and where these converging technologies may be heading next.
An episode looking ahead to 2028 and considering the potential impact of ‘Macrohard’ and emerging AI operating systems on technology, work, and how people will interact with computing.
An episode discussing how governments and investors could encourage the production and deployment of blockchain and cryptocurrency projects, and what incentives and policies might accelerate adoption.
An episode examining what constitutes an ‘American blockchain’ and identifying the biggest sources of influence over any chain, including founders, whales, operating companies, and foundations.
An episode offering mindset strategies for approaching speculation in the volatile cryptocurrency market, focusing on the emotional and psychological discipline needed to navigate risk and uncertainty.
An episode exploring the future of work in Web3, highlighting three emerging job roles in the decentralized economy that most people have never heard of.
An episode about recognizing when people are lying to themselves, how to notice when you are fooling yourself, and what practical steps to take to see your own situation more clearly.
An episode examining the philosophy of decentralization and what a broad shift toward decentralized systems could mean for humanity, society, and individual freedom.
An episode about how other people exert control over you and practical approaches for recognizing that control and breaking free from it permanently.
An interview episode featuring Guru Kathryn as a guest on the Cryptopolitan Podcast, discussing blockchain, cryptocurrency, and her perspective on the space.
A celebratory episode marking Geode’s birthday with a look back over the blockchain’s first three years and a preview of where the project is headed next.
An ask-me-anything episode in which the founder of Geode answers listener questions about the blockchain project, its progress, and its direction.
A personal-development teaching episode encouraging listeners to focus on the effect of a situation rather than the situation itself, as the way to uncover the hidden gift within any difficulty.
An episode warning that scammers are targeting Geode as the project grows, explaining how to spot them and describing the measures being taken to protect the community.
A podcast episode presenting the investment pitch for Geode’s seed funding round, outlining the blockchain project’s value proposition, its business case, and the opportunity it offers to early backers.
A podcast episode on the psychology of personal power, exploring how people surrender their agency to others or to circumstances and offering practical steps for reclaiming and holding onto their own authority.
An audience-question episode discussing how to publish writing on the blockchain, comparing the options for putting blogs, books, and articles onchain and what each approach means for authors.
A podcast episode arguing that blockchains and decentralized applications have already become commoditized, and that aggregation across chains is the next phase in the industry’s evolution.
A podcast episode on the mindset and methods for reliably succeeding at difficult undertakings, focusing on persistence, approach, and the inner work required to follow through on hard goals.
A podcast episode examining the shifting United States regulatory and political landscape for cryptocurrency, and what a more crypto-friendly government could mean for the industry and its participants.
A podcast episode discussing reports that Chinese researchers broke RSA encryption and what the compromise of that foundational security standard could mean for Web2 systems and the case for blockchain.
A podcast episode making the case for using decentralized and blockchain-based systems to coordinate disaster response, arguing they can be more resilient and trustworthy than centralized approaches.
A podcast episode on using blockchain for identity verification, the dangers of central bank digital currencies, and how individuals can preserve their ability to choose anonymity.