Suriname's Bitcoin Path: Decentralizing Governance and Economy The October 27, 2024 episode of THE Bitcoin Podcast features Maya Parbhoe, a Surinamese presidential candidate with ambitious plans to make Bitcoin the primary legal tender in Suriname.
Bitcoin Mining and the Environment: Evaluating Grid Benefits and Costs The May 12, 2022 episode of the Blockchain Debate Podcast, featuring Lee Bratcher and Ben Hertz-Shargel, discussing Bitcoin mining’s potential to aid grid reliability while highlighting environmental and infrastructure concerns.
Evaluating Bitcoin Mining’s Grid Impact and Energy Transition The April 11, 2023 episode of the Catalyst podcast features Ben Hertz-Shargel, Head of Grid Edge at Wood Mackenzie, exploring Bitcoin mining's impact on the U.S. electricity grid, with an emphasis on the economic and environmental trade-offs.
Examining Bitcoin Mining’s Role in Energy and Media: Misunderstandings and Opportunities The April 21, 2023 episode of What Bitcoin Did features Lane Rettig delves into Bitcoin mining’s often-misunderstood environmental impact and its portrayal in mainstream media, examining the industry's renewable energy usage and demand response capabilities.
Achieving Financial Independence with Bitcoin: The 0.21 BTC Goal The October 27, 2024 episode of the Mr. M Podcast features Brian Harrington presenting the case for setting a Bitcoin ownership goal of 0.21 BTC, a strategic target he believes provides individuals with a meaningful stake in Bitcoin's growing network.
Corporate FOMO and Bitcoin: Insights from MicroStrategy’s Playbook The October 27, 2024 episode of the Robin Seyr podcast features Dylan LeClair explaining MicroStrategy's unique Bitcoin-focused corporate strategy and its potential as a model for other corporations.
Bitcoin’s Wealth Potential and Institutional Shift: Preserving User Sovereignty The October 26, 2024 episode of the Robin Seyr podcast features George Bodine exploring Bitcoin’s transformative potential as a wealth-preservation asset, particularly in light of rising institutional interest.