A daily live show about the civilizational transition we're inside.

It's not you, it's the money.

This episode turns yesterday's counterfactual around: instead of asking what abundance will feel like, it asks what scarcity does feel like right now, and traces the ambient anxiety of 2026 back to the qualities of debt-based money itself.

What Will Abundance Feel Like? (You Won't Feel It.)

Sets up a distinction the abundance thesis usually collapses: the mechanical story of how goods and services trend toward zero marginal cost, versus the psychological experience of living through that transition.

Memes, Markets & Money, Part 2 (with Keith D)

A peer-level conversation with a fellow creator who has done the crypto rounds and is now working through the standard objections to Bitcoin in real time.

Could the Bitcoin transition happen TOO FAST?

An episode that inverts the usual urgency framing – instead of asking how to accelerate Bitcoin adoption, it takes seriously a listener's question of whether the transition could arrive too quickly.

The true forces shaping the new world.

A meditation on the human substrate beneath the technology story – trust, reputation, and community as the ancient forces that money has always tried to approximate.

Twin reflections from this weekend.

A more personal episode built around two weekend reflections — attending the World Cup final and an AI model quietly disproving an 87-year-old mathematical conjecture — used to surface a single underlying tension: what happens when the middleman layer between human beings briefly disappears, and what long-held "truths" are set to fall next.

Friday BIP-110 hang out

This episode uses another Bitcoiner's public skepticism of BIP-110 as a mirror – not to argue him down, but to slow the conversation and separate the memetic warfare on X from the private choice each node runner is actually making.