Bitcoin Takeover Podcast Season 7 Is Coming!
It’s time to get back to business. This time around, we will drift away from the regular format in order to rehumanize the members of our ever-extending Bitcoin community.
Normies like to complain that we talk about nothing else but Bitcoin, and sometimes they’re right. There’s a lot more to life than Bitcoin and we’re here to prove that we do lots of interesting stuff outside of our work.
Sure, some of it is acquired via BTC and there are also activities that only keep us distracted in between Bitcoin tasks. But we’re all Renaissance people at core and have multiple interests. So how about we talk about it?
Confirmed guests include Stephen Chow (art patron), Car Gonzalez (fellow Bitcoin podcaster), Spacebull (BullBitcoin creative director), Joshua Scigala (Vaultoro CEO), Koleya Karringten (Executive Director of Alberta Blockchain Consortium), Charlie Lee, Colin Aulds (CEO of Billfodl), Hodlonaut and Katia (founders of Citadel21), Mario Gibney (Blockstream) and John Carvalho (Lightning business developer that nobody asked for). Many more will be announced in the coming days!
Topics include art, patronage, video games, music, creativity, video games, computers, combustion heating systems, and more.
If you would like to sponsor the show or know somebody who would, please hit me up. Donations are also appreciated in both dirty fiat and BTC. If you want your contribution to get acknowledged, I can also add your name to the Hall of Patrons.

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