Fred Krueger on his Lynx wallet and the challenge of creating a wallet on a mobile app. And how do you work with all platforms seamlessly, AND stay on the blockchain? He and Jillian also opine on what went wrong with EOS. (Hint: it was too hard for the general public to understand.)

Helen Disney, CEO of Unblocked Events makes the complicated simple. A former journalist, her goal is to humanize technology and bring storytelling to the general public. She also talks about women in Blockchain. When she is teaching about blockchain, she speaks to women. She wants women to get involved in blockchain. 

David Waslen talks his background and how he got into technology. He has some great advice on how to make money with trading. He's only a recent adopter of blockchain, and he is absolutely confident that blockchain is going to change everything! He also describes his own personal travel and how blockchain and digital currency could have helped him enormously.

"Failure is not an option" in the military. This is what has driven Jarrett Preston through his business career as an entrepreneur. And "Timing is everything." At this point, he's presented over 600 keynotes and is a professional coach, in which he explains his team's strategy about how he was able to grow his business. This successful business person then goes over how he integrates blockchain into his vision. 

Andreas M. Antonopoulos is a critically-acclaimed best-selling author, speaker, educator, and one of the world’s foremost bitcoin and open blockchain experts. Andreas makes complex subjects accessible and easy to understand. He is known for delivering electric talks that combine economics, psychology, technology, and game theory with current events, personal anecdote, and historical precedent—effortlessly transliterating the complex issues of blockchain technology out of the abstract and into...

Bridget Greenwood discusses how she built her career as a financial advisor by leveraging social media, even though she worked remotely from the countryside. She has now become a professional for financial services social media. Since first learning about Bitcoin, she has become a huge advocate of cryptocurrency and explains some of the issues she has seen arise over the past ten years. She also describes our contemporary phenomenon of hacking via Cambridge Analytica.

Jillian and Alex discuss the importance of gender balance in blockchain companies. Alex's company, one of the largest ICO's out there, employs about 40% women, which is a great ratio!! He also explains why Swissborg runs on ETH. 

Today, Jillian speaks to Morne Olivier, who said he was born decentralized. He has long been perplexed by who has the power to hold onto money and why. 

Linda Goetze explains the purpose of the Blockchain Chamber of Commerce. She describes the new projects of consumer-owned data, and how this can help raise awareness about blockchain. Goetze is passionate about educating about blockchain, and how her 11-year-olds have inspired her work. She describes the fascinating history of currency devaluation and inflation. She instills  hope that blockchain can redeem us. 

They talk about his crypto wallet called WOMBAT, which is a favorite among EOS users! He explains the ease of onboarding from all kinds of phones and computers. Surprise, he also explains where the name "Wombat" came from. 

In this episode, Pete describes the etymology of the name CoinBurp, and how they'll take town Coinbase, giving people more of a choice in their crypto choices. 

Jillian talks to Pete Wood about his awesome, easy-to-use platform, as well as Pete's ambitions for the company. He is currently selling shares of his crypto company, which could present an amazing investment opportunity. 

In  which Jillian interviews Stefan about his business relationship with his father, Roger, and really what it's like to be the CEO of Bitcoin! They also discuss a new 200 million dollar fund just for entrepreneurs.

Reporting live from Mexico, McDermott shares a bit about his background. He talks about his "flirty" relationship with different blockchains, and how blockchain confronts the challenges presented by industry.

On Yavin explains the biggest problem with the crypto-industry--a familiar one for all of us. Scammers! With Jillian, they discuss the way that scammers have been rewarded in the blockchain universe. He also talks about FOMO and the good blockchain conference.

Our own Jillian Godsil shares her story with Vikrant Mansera, Content Strategist, CoinDCX. She explains how a personal hardship brought her to new insights about finance, journalism and politics.

Rossco Radison talks with Jililan about the barriers that keep people from using crypto: user accessibility. Rossco has an easier way! He also describes the relevence of DeF!

John and Jillian discuss his new DEX and they recite some poetry! They also blow up some crypto-related conspiracy theories.

Wrestling, boy scouts, and more bring Jillian and Joey to bond over blockchain and other things.

Jillian speaks with Adam J. Carswell about Newfoundland, minimalism, and the colour of his hair.

Former U.N. worker and storyteller Erin Grover has made the connection to blockchain, foreseeing the possibilities that blockchain can bring to places like Afghanistan, Nepal, or India.

From the Czech Republic, Petr Krovina, a student of economics joins Jillian. They talk travel, education, and politics.

Lucien Zell is a 21st-century troubadour and lover of BREAKING chains. He recently visited Liberland, home of the EOS Decentralised Antonymous Government (DAG), and explains why to our host Jillian Godsil.

Pete Wood reveals his past: He was arrested for his Bitcoin involvement. He's now a Crypto-expert with his company CoinBurp.