Peter McCormack is the King of Bedford & the host of What Bitcoin Did (a top Bitcoin show) & Defiance Podcast. Peter is a really hard worker, endlessly curious & genuinely good person - he practices radical transparency.

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.

Mauricio Di Bartolomeo is the cofounder of Lend.io, we discuss his first hand experience with the situation in Venezuela and a little bit about bitcoin lending. Ameer Rosic from "Ameer Approved" podcast & Blockgeeks joins us for this episode as well.

Bitcoin has disrupted the finance world and promises to revolutionize how we define finance itself. Being decentralized and granting the regular person financial autonomy is a huge deal in a world where the elites run the show. But Bitcoin is far from perfect, and for something with such significance, there's going to be contention. Also, the establishment is not going to be exactly elated about something that could potentially topple it all. 

In this episode, Magic Internet Money host Brad Mills is joined by Greg Thompson, a long-time friend and early Facebook game developer who, according to Brad, is a polymath, quite educated, and never got into Bitcoin. When listening to Greg's deeply considered views challenging many perceptions on Bitcoin, it's clear to see why Brad tapped him for a sit-down. Tune in for a conversation with a Bitcoin outsider for refreshing views on whether Bitcoin is a Ponzi scheme, crypto and taxes, and more.

Mario Gibney is co-host of Unhashed & works at Blockstream. Nearly 3 months ago in May 2019 when Bitcoin price was about $7900, I met Mario at a carnivore dinner in Toronto and brought him along to do a crossover podcast episode with my standup comedian buddy Bryan O'Gorman. We discuss what it's like doing standup overseas, Bitcoin basics from Bryan's point of view, whether being your own bank is a good or bad thing as well as a wide range of other financial & political topics.

Nick Beaton is the host of "Third Rail with Nick Beaton: A Comedy Guide To Social Outrage" I listen to Nick's podcast often and we decided to do a crossover episode. Nick doesn't know anything about bitcoin, we discuss the basics of cryptocurrency and I try to convince Nick that Bitcoin is not a ponzi scheme.

This episode is with my nocoiner friend Hunter Collins, a comedy writer & standup comedian who was part of the marijiuana legalization activist movement in Toronto. Hunter & I used to do sketch & standup comedy together in Toronto in a previous life. I gave up on comedy it to become an entrepreneur & twitter shitposter, but he’s stuck with the comedy thing and is really good at it.

Rodolfo Novak is the cypherpunk bitcoin maximalist CEO of Coinkite, which is the company behind the Opendime & ColdCard bitcoin wallets. Rodolfo first learned about bitcoin in 2010, and has been a thought leader and community member ever since. Follow Rodolfo on twitter at @nvk

My name is Brad Mills, I am a Bitcoiner. I am not a coder, I look at Bitcoin through the lens of a user & I believe BTC is the best form of money. It’s free speech money. Digital Gold. Programmable money for the age of the internet, uncensorable, peer to peer cash. A new asset class, a store of value. One of the most important open source inventions of our time, gifted to the world by an anonymous creator whose identity is still not known! I fell down the rabbit hole & have been following Bitcoin since 2011.