Commute and Compute

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Jul 1, 2025

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Episodes

mastercard enables on-chain bitcoin purchases 01.07.2025

Good or Bad adoption

unpacking ”normalcy” in finance: a human rights view 01.07.2025

Getting into a topic that touches everyone: the concept of "normalcy" as a form of governance, particularly within the financial system, and its profound impact on our fundamental human rights. Drawing inspiration from Alice in Wonderland, we explore how predefined notions of "normal" in finance, often driven by AI algorithms and Anti-Money Laundering (AML) laws, can lead to widespread surveillanc...

Outsmarting Wall Street: The Rise of The Sovereign Individual 13.05.2025

You’ve spent your life watching the same movie on repeat. Wall Street makes a move… the headlines cheer, the markets jump and you’re left chasing their crumbs. They’ve always had the edge: the information, the connections, the power. You? You were just the exit liquidity. But that era is over. Because something happened. Quietly. Without permission. A protocol was born that didn’t need their appro...

Why Laws Exist in America (And Why Liberalism Must Die Off) 12.05.2025

We’re going to hit something that’s foundational for where we are as a country right now: laws. What they are. Why they exist. Where they came from. Why they matter. And yeah — why liberalism, as it exists today, is basically poisoning all of it.

Economics: It’s All About Human Action 28.04.2025

This is Episode 10 — pretty crazy to hit double digits with you guys. Today’s topic is one that’s way bigger than most people think… It’s about economics — but not the way you probably learned it in school. We’re gonna break down what economics really is… Why it’s not just about money or Wall Street… And how understanding it can actually give you a better handle on life, decision making, even rela...

RISK AS A CATALYST 25.04.2025

How risk works in your life.

The Coaching Crisis: From Mentors to Mercenaries 22.04.2025

Remember when coaches were pillars of the community? They were mentors, role models, sometimes even second parents. But nowadays, it feels like coaching has lost its soul. It’s become more about winning at all costs, with an unhealthy obsession over travel teams and the dream of going pro. Today we’re talking about the evolution—or maybe the devolution—of coaching, the travel ball craze, the false...

Reexamining 9/11 Featuring insights from Curt Weldon & Tucker Carlson 17.04.2025

Today, we’re taking a long look back at something that still defines our world: the September 11th attacks.

Success ain’t soft. It’s forged in silence, not in slogans. Effort is greater than affirmation. 17.04.2025

Why success requires silence The trap of affirmation culture How to live this out practically in a digital, noisy world

Privacy, Freedom, & Responsibility: Navigating the Digital World with Intention 16.04.2025

Today we’re diving into a big, layered topic… privacy, freedom, and responsibility. These are words we see tossed around in headlines, in tech forums, on Bitcoin podcasts and vlogs everywhere and yeah, they matter. But they’re also a little fuzzy until you stop and really dig into them.

Bahnsen and Tarrifs 15.04.2025

Bahnsen, Reagan and The Power of Free Markets

The Quiet Plague of Weak Men 14.04.2025

Let’s talk about weak men

Merged 04/10/25 12:09:48 10.04.2025

You were made to work.

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