Brad Mills invites Why Buy Bitcoin author Andy Edstrom onto the show to discuss the potential that Bitcoin has in the world of finance. The two open with a discussion about “number go up (NGU)” tech and Andy’s book. Brad asks Andy for his take on how institutional backing stands to benefit Bitcoin. Andy talks about debt structure and his experience in finance and how working with institutional players educated him with insight into how modern markets work. Finally, the two wrap up with a discussion about what governments at local and international levels are doing to handle the current economic situation.

In this episode, Brad teams up with Jeff Booth, author of 'The Price of Tomorrow' and one of the leading voices on technology and its impact. As a person who's worked in the technology space for over 20 years and is an avowed Bitcoiner, Jeff has some interesting insights to share on how those two fields intersect. The two talk about the long-term impact of money printing, why Bitcoin is superior, and why deflation is a good thing for economies.

On this episode of Magic Internet Money, host Brad Mills invites Isaiah Jackson onto the show to discuss how Bitcoin is benefitting the black community. Isaiah informs Brad of how racism is baked into the financial system. Isaiah explains the resistance in the black community towards libertarian mindsets and adopting Bitcoin. The duo discuss their experience in educating others about Bitcoin, including Soulja Boy who has recently inquired about the currency.

In this episode, Brad taps Barry Sheehy, an accomplished author and historian, to talk about the American civil war's economic backstory. The two get together when Brad visits his family on Canada's east coast and is introduced to Barry. Barry has a wealth of knowledge on an array of issues, including what motivated Lincoln to create the greenback, the origins of the Federal Reserve, and Montreal's secret ties with the Confederacy and the cotton bubble. Also, the Covid pandemic has wrought economic woes and exacerbated existing economic inequalities. What will be the end game? Tune in for these and more. 

Few of us really ever question the way things are. That includes the finance system, which could be likened to a house of cards. At the same time, we're at a time in history when a lot is happening at once. Despite rapidly expanding technological and economic growth in recent decades, many people remain on the fringes of opportunity. Add a global pandemic - which has triggered an economic depression and an increasing agitation for racial justice. 

Garrett Gunderson is an author, standup comedian, financial educator & founder of Wealth Factory.

He's the writer of many bestselling financial books like 'What Would The Rockefeller's Do' & 'Killing Sacred Cows.'

Garrett was one of the few people in the financial industry who was prepared for the Coronavirus Market Crash.

Garrett lost a lot of money during the great financial collapse of 2008, and now he's helping people understand how to get through this crash without losing.

On this episode of Magic Internet Money, host Brad Mills invites children’s book author, Graeme Moore onto the show to discuss teaching kids about Bitcoin in his book, B is for Bitcoin. The two talk politics and the nature of bankers influencing both the Republican and Democratic parties. Brad dissects several altcoin projects and why they aren’t currencies. Graeme shares his experience working at Polymath, a company managing security token assets. Finally, the two discuss the consequences of politicization of cryptocurrencies and how coming regulations may change the markets.