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I'm sure you have heard the words. Cryptocurrency. Bitcoin. Satoshis? But what are they? I reached out to my friend Scott McGregor who spends his time day-trading and finding ways to make money in the bitcoin market. Now I decided not to get into it... until I decided to get into it. This podcast is apart of the Podcasting 2.0 initiative and if you find value in this show - send me some sats using...

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Every single person has a unique story of a journey that is like no other. They either do something, did something, or will in the future. This is the purpose of the Do Did Will podcast, hosted by Brenton Donnelly; to highlight the journeys of these individuals, in the hopes of inspiring others to find a do, did, or will of their own. Brenton also co-hosts the Live from Machete Comics with his fri...

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