You can tell by the diversity of the topics being presented that Bitcoin has become such a complex topic that it’s hard to keep focus on the whole spectrum of ideas. For instance, my interview with Max Hillebrand goes back to the Austrian school of economics to apply praxeology to the understanding of the events that take place in El Salvador.

In the second episode featured in this livestream, Karo Zagorus (also known as BTC Dragon Lord) interviews Riccardo Spagni (former maintainer of the Monero project and early bitcoiner who still supports the network in various capacities). The conversation will help you learn more about privacy.

The third episode on BTCTKVR Radio #9 is the most recent Talking in Bits show. Jose and Ben talk about a very important topic which deals with the psychology and weaknesses of fiat money: in a nutshell, it incentivizes bullshit. Lots of otherwise low-quality goods and services get created due to the large and inflatable money supply, so it’s important to understand that under a Bitcoin standard we would have better incentives for sustainable high-quality stuff.

Then on the Join the Wasabikas podcast, Max Hillebrand interviews podcaster Aviv Milner. The conversation revolves around the cypherpunk ethos and the otherwise undesirable trust in third parties (who, as Nick Szabo taught us, are security holes). This is an interesting dialogue that you should definitely check out in order to better understand the ideas that precede Bitcoin and are further projected by Satoshi Nakamoto’s computer network.

At the end of this highly educational streak, you get to relax by listening to a playlist of curated Bitcoin-related songs. You can also check out the songs and download them here.

After the musical intermission, you can hear Coinicarus’ interview with Mandrik – one of the coolest early bitcoiners, who first got involved in the project after selling baklava. Ever since, he has worked for a couple of Bitcoin exchanges and instead of pursuing an executive position he decided to stick to his principles and stay independent. Listen to this “Fun with Bitcoin” episode to find out more.

Next up, Car Golzalez expresses his bullishness for El Salvador’s Bitcoin adoption on Thriller Bitcoin. While I don’t necessarily agree with his optimism, I agree that it’s a major turning point in our history and an event that will shape the future of bitcoin as an official currency around the world.

On David Bennet’s “Bitcoin and. . . ” show, we learn more about what’s going on in China. The collapse of real-estate giant Evergrande and all the news about China banning Bitcoin (for the 8475th time) have definitely made us wonder what their government might be up to. And this is where you can learn a little more about this peculiar situation with some help from David Bennet.

The next episode featured in this stream is Bitcoin Audible #551, in which Guy Swann reads the late Dan Kaminsky’s classic 2013 article “I Tried Hacking Bitcoin and I Failed”. It’s all about Kaminsky’s 2011 efforts to break Satoshi’s code. At the time, he wrote “my fifteen point list of obvious likely bugs was systematically destroyed by a codebase that quite frankly knew better”. To find out more about this failed hacking attempt, stay tuned.

Next up, Phil Gibson interviews Kal Kassa about Bitcoin in Ethiopia. It’s a major and interesting topic specifically because the dialogue steps outside of the safe boundaries of American and European topics. We find out about Bitcoin in a country that needs it and we get to understand the reasons for which we are working.

After this educational moment, we once again get to relax with a musical intermission. The songs are the same, but the musicality makes up for the repetition.

Then we get back to business with Bitrefill’s “To the Moon” podcast. This episode is special because the interviewee is Adam Gibson, the creator of JoinMarket (a decentralized open-source platform for CoinJoins, that anyone can use to coordinate mixes which increase fungibility). It’s a useful conversation that will teach you more about Bitcoin privacy.

And last but not least, we get Shoes in Bitcoin episode 21, in which Valeryia interviews Olga Ukolova about Bitcoin’s layer 3. Basically, all of that tokenization and NFT trading is about to move to RGB Spectrum which is built on top of the Lightning Network. This means that slow and inefficient blockchains get replaced by client-side validation and everything is going to benefit from a more elegant design. To get a better view on what the future of Bitcoin looks like, you definitely want to listen to Olga Ukolova.

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Here is the playlist for BTCTKVR Episode #9:

1. Bitcoin Takeover S9 E9 with Max Hillebrand (Praxeology & Human Action), (link)

2. Bitcoin Rehab with Riccardo Spagni (Fluffy Pony) (link)

3. Talking in Bits, Ep. 36 (Fiat Incentivizes Bullshit) (link)

4. Join the Wasabikas, Ep. 24 (Aviv Milner) (link)

5. Music intermission (mixed by Guywithafork)

6. Fun with Bitcoin, with Mandrik (link)

7. Thriller Bitcoin, El Salvador’s Bitcoin Revolution (link)

8. Bitcoin And. . ., Ep. 483 on China (link)

9. Bitcoin Audible, Read 551 (Dan Kaminsky’s “I Tried Hacking Bitcoin and I Failed”) (link)

10. A Boy Named Pseu, Bitcoin in Ethiopia with Kal Kassa (link) 

11. Musical Intermission

12. Bitrefill’s To the Moon Podcast, featuring Adam Gibson of JoinMarket (link)

13. Shoes in Bitcoin, Episode 21, featuring Olga Ukolova (link)

It should be noted from the get-go that the amount of interviews featuring Blockstream employees is a mere coincidence and there is no agenda behind having 3 of the 12 podcast episodes feature employees from the sidechain company.

Furthermore, this time around there is no episode in Spanish. Not because the streams which included them weren’t successful, but because Javier Bastardo decided to have Adam Back on his show and conduct the interview in English. Next time we might just continue with the multilingual approach.

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You can listen to the stream on YouTube, Twitch (recommended) and Twitter.

Without further ado, here is what you can listen to in playlist no.8:

1. Bitcoin Takeover S9 E8 with Nayuta (Kenichi Kurimoto & Hitomi Moriyama) (link)
2. Bitcoin Rehab, at PlebSec 2020 with Hodlonaut, Katoshi, BTChap, Coinicarus, and NICO (link)
3. Talking in Bits, Ep. 33: Refresher on the Bitcoin Basics (link)
4. Join the Wasabikas, Ep. 26: Sovereign Jets with Roger Proctor (link)
5. Musical Intermission (Guywithafork mix, link)
6. Fun with Bitcoin, interview with Mutatrum (link)
7. Thriller Lightning, S1 E02 with Lisa Neigut of Blockstream (link)
8. Bitcoin And . . . , Ep. 471 Smash Buy BTC (link)
9. Bitcoin Audible, Read 555 “The Bitcoin Energy Debate & The Gold Resource Cost Debate” (link)
10. A Boy Named Pseu, interview with Gary Leland (link)
11. Musical Intermission
12. Bitrefill’s To the Moon Podcast, Interview with David Quittem (link)
13. Shoes in Bitcoin, Ep. 18 with Samson Mow (link)
14. Satoshi en Venezuela, with Adam Back (link)

For the duration of approximately 20 hours, you can listen to Knut Svanholm talk about sovereignty and El Salvador on the Bitcoin Takeover Podcast, Karo Zagorus interviewing the Wasabi wallet crew on Bitcoin Rehab, Jose Burgos and Ben Mercedes bringing you the news on the 30th episode of Talking in Bits, Max Hillebrand finding out more about overcoming fiat censorship from Bittr’s Ruben Waterman on the Join the Wasabikas Podcast, Coinicarus interviewing Viking HODL on the Fun with Bitcoin Podcast, Car Gonzalez offering insights on the Bitcoin situation in Austin, Texas on the third episode of Thriller Bitcoin, David Bennett discussing with THNDR Games creator Jack Everitt on the Bitcoin and . . . show, Guy Swann reading Lyn Alden’s article on Bitcoin’s energy use for the Bitcoin Audible podcast, Phil Gibson interviewing Aleks Svetski on the A Boy Named Pseu podcast, the Bitrefill guys inquiring about bitcoin adoption in Romania from their guest Felix Crișan, Valeryia Georgieva interviewing Andrew Howard for the Shoes in Bitcoin show, and Javier Bastardo talking with Jesus Leonett about traditional finance and Bitcoin.

As is tradition, you will also find musical intermissions that will help you relax in between learning sessions. The playlist is mixed by Guywithafork and features some of the most talented and prolific musicians in the Bitcoin space. Though some songs are parodies or adaptations, most of them are entirely original.

And speaking of traditions, in between episodes you can still grab some bitcoins via Lightning network. The faucet is sponsored by Vaultoro, as the company’s CEO and co-founder Joshua Scigala is a big fan of LN and really hopes that it will get more traction. To earn your reward for learning, you must follow the instructions in the audio and be the first person to access the link. If you don’t make it at first, you get another chance after the next podcast episode.

You can listen to BTCTKVR Radio on YouTube and Twitch (most recommended).

Here’s the full BTCTKVR Radio #7 playlist, with links to the original shows:

1. Bitcoin Takeover S9 E7 with Knut Svanholm (link)
2. Bitcoin Rehab, featuring Wasabi Wallet (link)
3. Talking in Bits, Ep. 30 (link)
4. Join the Wasabikas Ep. 25, Overcoming Fiat Censorship with Ruben Waterman (link)
5. Musical intermission
6. Fun with Bitcoin, with Viking HODL (link)
7. Thriller Bitcoin, Ep. 3: How Austin Became the Bitcoin Mecca Capital of Texas (link)
8. Bitcoin And…, Ep. 328 with Jack Everitt (link)
9. Bitcoin Audible, Bitcoin’s Energy Use Isn’t a Problem, Here’s Why, a read from Lyn Alden (link)
10. A Boy Named Pseu, Bitcoin Is Fire! with Aleks Svetski (link)
11. Musical Intermission
12. Bitrefill’s To The Moon Podcast, Ep. 19 featuring Felix Crișan (link)
13. Shoes in Bitcoin, Ep. 24 with Andrew Howard (link)
14. Satoshi en Venezuela, with Jesus Leonett (link)

Since the launch of this episode got delayed, I decided to make up for it by upgrading the next radio stream. The playlist offers more than 24 hours of unique content and is programmed to keep on looping. Therefore, any time you tune in you’re gonna discover something new and find out new information about Bitcoin from a different perspective.

As always, you can listen to the playlist on Twitch (most recommended), YouTube, and my Twitter feed.

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Without further ado, here is the full playlist:

1. Bitcoin Takeover S9 E4 with Paul Sztorc
2. Bitcoin Takeover S9 E5 with Matt Hill
3. Join the Wasabikas Ep. 21: Alex Gladstein on Fighting Communist Police States
4. Join the Wasabikas Ep. 22: Jeremy Rubin on Writing Bitcoin Code & Decentralization (Sapio smart contracts)
5. 🇪🇸 Satoshi en Venezuela: P2P Exchanges and LocalCryptos Review
6. 🇪🇸 Satoshi en Venezuela: Is Paraguay the First Domino Piece of a Bigger Game or Just Hype?
7. Talking in Bits, Ep. 26 (China Miner Migration + BlockFi issues)
8. Talking in Bits, Ep. 27 (This week’s latest news)
9. Thriller Premium, S4 E29, Ultra Shit Money
10. Thriller Bitcoin, S5 E1 (ETFs and other regulations)
11. Shoes in Bitcoin, Ep. 20 with Alekos Filini
12. Shoes in Bitcoin, Ep. 21 with Olga Ukolova
13. Music Intermission (Guywithafork mix)
14. Fun with Bitcoin, Ep. 136 with BAM
15. Fun with Bitcoin, Ep. 134 with Lixin Liu (KeyStone)
16. Bitcoin and…, Ep. 457, Another Hack (Thorchain)
17. Bitcoin and…, Ep. 458, BlockedFi
18. Guy Swann, Bitcoin Audible Read 543, There Never Was a Real Tulip Fever
19. Guy Swann, Bitcoin Audible Read 544, Another Way To Think About Bitcoin’s Value
20. Phil Gibson, A Boy Named Pseu, with Stephen Cole
21. Phil Gibson, A Boy Named Pseu, with Chris Reed
22. Bitrefill, To The Moon Podcast, Ep. 16 with Jameson Lopp
23. Bitrefill, To The Moon Podcast, Ep. 17 with Giacomo Zucco
24. Music Intermission
25. Loop back to 1

*The episodes marked with 🇪🇸 are in Spanish and provide the opportunity to learn a new language or practice. It’s also a way of branching out from the usual English-centric approach to understanding Bitcoin. 

At the end of every episode, if you’re the first to open the page mentioned in the Vaultoro ad, you can claim 10 bits (1000 sats) from Vaultoro! Just like the previous times, you also get the chance to earn some bitcoins and learn about Lightning Network while broadening your views with the podcast content.

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Read the Wasabi wallet terms of service to be sure that you understand the limits of the software and to which extent the company is liable for the ways in which you use the product.

This new playlist includes the largest amount of podcast episodes to date: 13 recordings from 11 content producers, with a length which exceeds 17 hours. If you add Guywithafork’s hour-long mix of the finest songs in the Bitcoin space (which gets played 3 times during the stream), you get 20 hours of pure knowledge and opportunities to learn and discover something new.

In order of appearance, the podcasts from this radio stream are:

1. Bitcoin Takeover S9 E3, featuring Joshua Scigala – 2:20:04
2. Join the Wasabikas with Max Hillebrand, featuring Ben Arc – 1:42:58
3. Hablemos de Bitcoin, featuring Javier Bastardo, G. Goncalvez and M. Rosales – 1:04:44
4. Talking in Bits with Jose Burgos and Ben Mercedes II, Episode 25 – 48:06
5. Thriller Insider with Car Gonzalez, S4 E20 – 1:05:04
6. Bitcoin Rehab with Karo Zagorus, featuring Nikcantmine – 57:48
7. Shoes in Bitcoin with Valeryia Georgieva, featuring Leonardo Comandini – 1:09:02
8. Bitcoin Takeover S9 E2, featuring Vlad Zamfir – 1:43:08
9. Fun with Bitcoin with Coinicarus, featuring Spinte HODL – 57:49
10. Bitcoin Audible with Guyswann, reading from Nopara73‘s article “Privacy, Fungibility, Anonymity” – 43:49
11. Bitcoin and… with David Bennet, Episode 447 – 49:12
12. A Boy Named Pseu with Phil Gibson, featuring Matt Hill – 2:55:10
13. Bitrefill’s To The Moon Podcast, featuring Paul Puey – 56:56

After the end of the 13th podcast episode, the stream is programmed to loop and start from the beginning. This means that you get more chances to tune in and listen to the educational content that you might have missed.

As you can see, the episodes are curated to feature political ideas (anarcho capitalism and bitcoin adoption in places where the US dollar is inaccessible), news coverage and event reporting, Bitcoin development, privacy and sovereignty, as well as unpopular opinions that will help you strengthen your conviction or else expand your thought. There’s something for everyone and you can tune in at any time to learn something new.

During the music section, you can hear the following songs:

1. Czino – Bitdrops
2. Payday (Richard Remix)
3. Richard – Pump It Up
4. DJ J Scrilla – Faith in my Money (Money Printer Go BRRR)
5. Phil Gibson – End the Fed
6. Crypto Contagion – Bitcoin Song
7. Renegade Investor – Bankster’s Paradise
8. Vlad Costea – Always Learning (About Bitcoin)
9. Zhou Tonged – B.R.E.A.M.
10. Lord Snooty of Bitcoin – BTCTKNVR Podcast
11. CryptoRaptor – The Crypto Rap
12. Pleb Music – New Technology (Max Keiser vs Peter Schiff)
13. Pleb Music – Jack Mallers Stacking Sats
14. Vlad Costea – Bulls vs Bears
15. Vlad Costea – To The Moon
16. Wasabi Wallet Song
17. Guywithafork – A Bullish Man

Click here to find all the links to the songs and the artists’ YouTube, SoundCloud, and Twitter pages.

The Bitcoin Takeover Radio stream is available on YouTube and Twitter – but I recommend you to use Twitch

But there’s a lot more to the playlist: more shows, more topics, and a lot of Bitcoin-only knowledge for which you need about 14 hours of listening. If you want to learn more about the development of the Lightning Network, you gotta listen to Max Hillebrand‘s interview with Rusty Russell on the Join the Wasabikas show.

If you’d like to listen to a show in Spanish and hear more about the situation with Bitcoin adoption in El Salvador, then you have an exclusive episode with Javier Bastardo of Satoshi en Venezuela. It’s the first time in the brief history of this radio stream when an episode in Spanish gets added, and hopefully there will be many more: not only that the Spanish-speaking community can join in, but the rest of the world can also exercise the Spanish they’ve learned.

Next up, we have episode 24 of Talking in Bits. This time around, the conversation revolves around El Salvador and the FUD that the FBI has created when they announced they broke into the hackers’ wallets (they’ve actually accessed a hosted server which stored the keys). It’s an interesting conversation which is structured as a debate and you will certainly enjoy catching up with the latest news.

Then there’s Thriller Premium S4 E21 by Car Gonzalez: a 49-minute coverage of Consensus’ panels on Bitcoin regulations and ETFs. As always, Car curates the most interesting and relevant segments in order to present a comprehensive and easily-digestible story which helps you get rid of the effort of watching entire events.

In the next show, we have Shoes in Bitcoin by Valeriya Georgieva. Throughout this 95-minute interview, the Bulgarian version of Cruella de Ville interviews Blockstream’s Valerio Vaccaro. The conversation explores the fascinating world of HD (hierarchical deterministic) wallets, as described by the BIP 32 standard. They also talk about BIP 39 wallets (the ones with 12/24 seed phrases or mnemonics), entropy sources, and Shamir backups.

After Shoes in Bitcoin, there’s an hour-long musical intermission – basically the same playlist that you’ve heard in the previous radio stream, but remixed by British producer Guywithafork to boost the low end and make the music sound bigger and crisper. If you haven’t already, then follow Guywithafork on Twitter and listen to his song “A Bullish Man” on Soundcloud.

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Next up, Coinicarus interviews Pirate Beachbum for the second time on the Fun with Bitcoin Show. It’s a pretty philosophical and somewhat motivational conversation which can ultimately get described as an inquiry on authenticity. How should you manage your personal security? Who are really your friends and who can you trust? Is money really going to make you a happier person? These are some of the inquiries that all bitcoiners should make at an early point of their journey, and you can hear an expanded debate on the show.

The ninth podcast of this stream is also the lengthiest: S9 E1 with Chris DeRose. This three and a half hour conversation revolves around the idea of reaching decentralization and living in a demoralizing world which strips us of agency and fills us with unnecessary anguish and desolation. It sounds gloomy, but the conversation has some of its own amusing moments and manages to explore a few topics that bitcoiners tend to avoid. If you haven’t already, then you should definitely check it out.

Lucky number ten is David Bennet’s Bitcoin and… show, and it’s basically a rant about regulators and their ridiculous claims and demands. There’s a lot of truth in what David says and there is also a little bit of entertainment value, so you gotta listen to this one. They can’t possibly regulate math, operating a computer, and sending internet data from one peer to the other. And yet they always come with unrealistic demands and expectations… to the point that it’s no longer a matter of safety, but more of a control abuse.

Then we Guy Swann‘s Bitcoin Audible, as he reads about the role of energy in the Bitcoin network and explains why electricity is a small price to pay for a peaceful and voluntary transition to sound money. It’s a pretty balanced and reasonable analysis in relation to human rights and the way we currently understand money and value.

Last but not least, we have Phil Gibson on the A Boy Named Pseu podcast. His guest is Deniz Saat, the leader of the 58k gang who works as an IT specialist and technical writer. The conversation revolves around the effects of bitcoin as a currency on daily life, as from discovery to mastery there are noticeable changes that occur in terms of consumption patterns, patience, and time preference. Join the 58k gang 4 lyf by following Deniz Saat on Twitter.

Oh, you thought this is it? To wrap up everything, there’s more music. It’s not a different playlist, so you still listen to Guywithafork’s mix – but it should serve as a rewarding mental break which helps you reflect on the new information you’ve just learned. Congratulations, you’ve made it through another week of Bitcoin education!

Win 10 bits from Vaultoro at the end of every episode and also win a BitBox02 hardware wallet for yourself and a friend!

As always, at the end of every episode you get the chance to win 10 bits (or 1000 sats) from Vaultoro. Joshua Scigala, the CEO of Vaultoro, is a very big fan of the Lightning Network and he hopes that its development and expansion really takes off to make shitcoin use cases obsolete. So if you go to bitcoin-takeover.com/vaultoro at the end of every podcast episode on stream and you happen to be the first person scanning the QR code with a mobile wallet like Breez or Blue, then you’re going to win the prize!

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You’re only allowed to enter the contest 24 hours before the moment of truth, so the competition is fair to everyone in relation to the volatility and the fact that other participants have submitted their answers earlier. If you tag a friend in your post, then both of you will win a Swiss-made hardware wallet. More details here.

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Full Bitcoin Takeover Radio #4 Playlist

1. Bitcoin Takeover S8 E12 with Lixin Liu of KeyStone (55m)
2. Join the Wasabikas (Max Hillebrand) with Rusty Russell (2h 3m)
3. Satoshi en Venezuela, El Salvador (59m)
4. Talking in Bits, Episode 23 (1h 12m)
5. Thriller Premium, S4 E21 (49 m)
6. Shoes in Bitcoin, Valerio Vaccaro (1h 35m)
7. Music intermission (59m)
8. Fun with Bitcoin, Coinicarus, with Pirate Beachbum (1h 13m)
9. Bitcoin Takeover S9 E1 with Chris DeRose (3h 30m)
10. Bitcoin And…, David Bennett, The Regulators (1h 8m)
11. Guy Swann, Bitcoin Mining & the Case for More Energy (1h 16m)
12. Phil Gibson with Deniz Saat (1h 37m)
13. Music Intermission (59m)
14. Go back to 1

You can listen to the broadcast at any time on Twitch, YouTube, and Twitter. So you better start exposing yourself to the randomness of radio and start learning more about Bitcoin. You can also win prizes in the process, so your time investment gets rewarded.

The podcasters whom you can hear this week are Car Gonzalez (Thriller Premium), Coinicarus (Fun with Bitcoin), Karo Zagorus (Bitcoin Rehab), Valeriya Georgieva (Shoes in Bitcoin), Fulmo Jeff (Potzblitz), David Bennet (Bitcoin And…), Guy Swann (Bitcoin Audible), DeFBeD (Talking in Bits), Phil Gibson (A Boy Named Pseu Podcast), Max Hillebrand (Join the Wasabikas), and myself (Bitcoin Takeover).

Just like in the previous stream, I’ve saved two exclusive episodes that you can’t hear anywhere else: BTCTKVR S8 E11 featuring Specter Wallet’s Stepan Snigirev, as well as a special episode of BTCTKVR S8 which features Max Hillebrand. Both of them will get uploaded on Spotify and Apple Podcasts soon, but benefit from a limited-time exclusivity for this stream. This is mean to offer an extra incentive to listen to the radio broadcast.

In terms of music, we have Czino, Richard, DJ J Scrilla, Phil Gibson, Crypto Contagion, Renegade Investor, Zhou Tonged, Lord Snooty of Bitcoin, CryptoRaptor, Pleb Music, and myself (Vlad Costea). This time around I’ve separated the music from the podcasts, so they have two different sections. No more music in between episodes, so you get the most educational content.

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Here’s the complete playlist, in order of appearance:

The podcast section:

1. BTCTKVR S8 E11, feat. Stepan Snigirev (Specter Wallet + DIY)
2. Thriller Insider S4 E20, Consensus 2021 Day 2 Recap
3. Coinicarus’ Fun with Bitcoin, S4 E5, feat. Der Gigi
4. Karo Zagorus’ Bitcoin Rehab, feat. David Molnar
5. Valeriya Georgieva’s Shoes in Bitcoin, feat. Mario Gibney
6. Fulmo’s Potzblitz, feat. Christian Decker and Michael Folkson
7. David Bennet’s Bitcoin and… Ep. 428, “FUD Busters”
8. Guy Swann’s Bitcoin Audible, The Bullish Case for Bitcoin, Vijay Boyapati
9. DeFBeD’s Talking in Bits, E21 “What the FUD?”
10. A Boy Named Pseu Podcast, feat. Lyn Alden
11. Bitcoin Takeover Podcast Special with Max Hillebrand
12. Wasabi Wallet Podcast 10.0, Join the Wasabikas, feat. Peter Todd

The music section:

1. Czino – Bitdrops
2. Payday (Richard Remix)
3. Richard – Pump It Up
4. DJ J Scrilla – Faith in my Money (Money Printer Go BRRR)
5. Phil Gibson – End the Fed
6. Crypto Contagion – Bitcoin Song
7. Renegade Investor – Bankster’s Paradise
8. Vlad Costea – Always Learning (About Bitcoin)
9. Zhou Tonged – B.R.E.A.M.
10. Lord Snooty of Bitcoin – BTCTKNVR Podcast
11. CryptoRaptor – The Crypto Rap
12. Pleb Music – New Technology (Max Keiser vs Peter Schiff)
13. Pleb Music – Jack Mallers Stacking Sats
14. Vlad Costea – Bulls vs Bears
15. Vlad Costea – To The Moon
16. Wasabi Wallet Song
17. Guywithafork – A Bullish Man

Click here to find all the links to the songs and the artists’ YouTube, SoundCloud, and Twitter pages.

Total playtime: 17:32:40

In order to bring these artistic works into the spotlight, I’ve decided to create a music-only playlist for the weekend. It includes witty, thought-provoking and relaxing content that will help you HODL or trade. And even if you want to get detached from the market volatility, the lyrics will help you rediscover your conviction and bullishness.

To improve the audio, I’ve also employed some mastering techniques that can be heard in Ocean Way recordings. Though it’s time-consuming, it’s always fun to play with audio plug-ins and discover how they add extra qualities to the sound. I really hope that you’re going to enjoy the end result – and if you do, please subscribe to the YouTube and Twitch channels, leave likes and comments, and collect the bits from Vaultoro.

And if you’d like to make a donation, check out the mainchain QR code and the LNBits address. The amounts you donate will be distributed evenly among artists by using the Lightning Network.

Without further ado, here are the songs and artists that you can hear during this exclusive Bitcoin Takeover Radio Stream:

1. Intro
2. Czino – Bitdrops (SoundCloud)
3. Payday (Richard La Remix)
4. Richard La – Pump It Up (YouTube)
5. DJ J Scrilla – Faith in my Money (Money Printer Go BRRR) (YouTube)
6. Phil Gibson – End the Fed (Twitter)
7. Crypto Contagion – Bitcoin Song (YouTube)
8. Renegade Investor – Bankster’s Paradise (YouTube)
9. Vlad Costea – Always Learning (About Bitcoin) (SoundCloud)
10. Zhou Tonged – B.R.E.A.M. (YouTube)
11. Lord Snooty of Bitcoin – BTCTKNVR Podcast (Twitter)
12. CryptoRaptor – The Crypto Rap (YouTube)
13. Pleb Music – New Technology (Max Keiser vs Peter Schiff)
14. Pleb Music – Jack Mallers Stacking Sats (YouTube)
15. Vlad Costea – Bulls vs Bears
16. Vlad Costea – To The Moon
17. Wasabi Wallet Song (YouTube)
18. Guywithafork – Bullish Man (SoundCloud)

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Last but not least, I gotta give a shoutout to Jack Everitt from THNDR Games. He has created Bitcoin Bounce and Turbo84, two mobile games that you can get for free on both Android and iOS and which use Lightning Network payments to reward you for your high scores. If you want to get started with Lightning, playing these two games is the easiest way to collect some rewards. Read more about how the Lightning Network works.

And as opposed to last week’s stream, this time around we begin with one hour of uninterrupted music. Then we kickoff with an exclusive episode of the Bitcoin Takeover Podcast (S8 E10 featuring SeedSigner, which you can’t hear anywhere else yet) and afterwards have even more music and podcasts.

Jane is definitely ready to learn more about Bitcoin and you should too. If you’d like to learn more about how this YouTube radio concept works, then read this article. Also, don’t forget to sign up to the newsletter to receive the latest news.

Special thanks to Vaultoro and BitBox02 for sponsoring my work and also for being so bullish about Bitcoin community projects in general. Sign up to Vaultoro to trade between hard money (bitcoin, gold and silver) and use my BitBox02 referral link to get 5% off your purchase. Obviously, not financial or security advice – you take full responsibility for your own actions.

Just like last week, you can withdraw some bits via Lightning Network at the end of every episode. Wanna know how? Keep on listening.

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Credits for the music getting played in Bitcoin Takeover Radio #2 (in order of appearance):

1. “End the Fed” by Phil Gibson (aka Mr. Pseu, whom you can follow on Twitter)
2. “Always Learning (About Bitcoin)” by Vlad Costea (Soundcloud download link)
3. “Bitcoin Song” by Pat Ryan Music (YouTube original)
4. “Bitdrops” by Czino (Soundcloud)
5. “Bitcoin Bounce” by Vlad Costea (Soundcloud)
6. “Love You Like a Bitcoin by Kryp Tina (YouTube)
7. “Bitcoin Song” by CryptoContagion (YouTube)
8. “Stacking Sats (Jack Mallers)” by PlebMusic (YouTube)
9. “Can’t Wait for Payday” by Vlad Costea, remixed by Richard
10. “Capital City” by Czino (from the CTDL Game)
11. “Bitcoin Takeover Podcast Theme” by Lord Snooty of Bitcoin (Twitter)
12. “To the Moon” by Vlad Costea (Soundcloud)
13. “Banksters Paradise” by Renegade Investor (YouTube)
14. “Bulls vs Bears” by Vlad Costea (Soundcloud)
15. “Holding” by Zhou Tonged (YouTube)
16. “Ode to Satoshi” by Johnny Barrett (YouTube)
17. “New Technology (Keiser vs Schiff)” by Plebmusic
18. “A Bullish Man” by Guywithafork (Soundcloud)
19. “Moon Lambo Dreams” by Vlad Costea (Soundcloud)
20. “Wasabi Wallet Song” by Vlad Costea (YouTube)
21. “Orionwl” by Vlad Costea (Soundcloud)
22. “Sick Beat” by Vlad Costea (Soundcloud)

Podcasts getting played in Bitcoin Takeover Radio #2:

1. Bitcoin Takeover S8 E10, featuring SeedSigner (exclusive episode, you won’t hear it anywhere else for a few days)
2. Karo Zagorus‘ “Bitcoin Rehab”, featuring Spacebull (MVDEX) (more details)
3. Coinicarus’ “Fun with Bitcoin” S4 E1, featuring Pirate Beachbum (more details)
4. Valeriya Georgieva’s “Shoes in Bitcoin”, featuring Giacomo Zucco (more details)
5. Fulmo’s PotzBlitz (Weekly Lightning Talk #9), featuring Christian Rootzoll and Openoms (more details)
6. DeFBeD‘s Talking in Bits, Episode 20 (more details)
7. Car Gonzalez’ “Thriller Insider” S4 E13, Bitcoin Enters the Geopolitical Stage (more details)
8. Guy Swann, Monetary Revolutions with Preston Pysh (more details)
9. Wasabi Wallet Podcast, “Privacy Guarantees of Bitcoin Lightning Network” with Istvan Seres (more details)

Listen to last week’s stream: https://bitcoin-takeover.com/bitcoin-takeover-radio-1-the-genesis-rock/

Are you a podcaster or musician from the Bitcoin space? Would you like to have your work featured in Bitcoin Takeover Radio? Send me an e-mail and if I like your work then I’m going to feature it for free.

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For more information about the mission and ambitions of this radio project, please read this article and subscribe to the YouTube and Twitch channels. Without further ado, here is the playlist to which you should be looking forward:

1. Intro
2. Bitcoin Takeover S8 E1, featuring Benma of ShiftCrypto
3. Guywithafork – Bullish Man (SoundCloud link)
4. Vaultoro 100 bit/10000 sat giveaway
5. This week in Bitcoin history by BitBox02 (with help from the Hyperbitcoinized calendar, that you can buy here)
6. Fun with Bitcoin by Coinicarus, featuring Francis Pouliot (more info)
7. Bitcoin Bounce from the album “Bitcoin Music” (SoundCloud link)
8. Vaultoro 100 bit/10000 sat giveaway
9. Bitcoin Rehab by Karo Zagorus, featuring Fartface2000 (more info)
10. Wasabi Wallet Song from the album “Bitcoin Music” (YouTube link)
11. Always Learning (About Bitcoin) from the album “Bitcoin Music” (SoundCloud link)
12. This week in Bitcoin history by BitBox02
13. To the Moon from the album “Bitcoin Music” (SoundCloud link)
14. Bulls vs Bears from the album “Bitcoin Music” (SoundCloud link)
15. Antifragile from the album “Bitcoin Music” (SoundCloud link)
16. Moon Lambo Dreams from the album “Bitcoin Music” (SoundCloud link)
17. Vaultoro 100 bit/10000 sat giveaway
18. Thriller Insider S4 E11, “The Satoshi Standard” by Car Gonzalez (more info)
19. I can’t wait for payday (so I can buy more bitcoin) from the album “Bitcoin Music” (SoundCloud link)
20. This week in Bitcoin history by BitBox02
21. Bitcoin Bounce from the album “Bitcoin Music” (shoutout to Jack from THNDR Games)
22. Hyperbitcoinization song from the album “Bitcoin Music” (SoundCloud link)
23. We are changing the world from the album “Bitcoin Music” (SoundCloud link)
24. Vaultoro 100 bit/10000 sat giveaway
25. Wasabi Wallet Podcast, featuring Max Hillebrand and Nopara73 (more info)
26. Orionwl from the album “Bitcoin Music” (SoundCloud link)
27. This week in Bitcoin history by BitBox02
28. We’re all getting girlfriends from the album “Bitcoin Music” (SoundCloud link)
29. Vaultoro 100 bit/10000 sat giveaway
30. Bitcoin and… by David Bennett, aka NunyaBidness (more info)
31. Guywithafork – Bullish Man
32. This week in Bitcoin history by BitBox02
33. Always Learning (About Bitcoin) from the album “Bitcoin Music”
34. Vaultoro 100 bit/10000 sat giveaway
35. Satoshi en Venezuela (Javier Bastardo), featuring Pete Rizzo (more info)
36. Bulls vs Bears from the album “Bitcoin Music”
37. This week in Bitcoin history by BitBox02
38. Down the Rabbit Hole, from the album “Bitcoin Music” (SoundCloud link)
39. Vaultoro 100 bit/10000 sat giveaway
40. Shoes in Bitcoin (Valeriya Georgieva), featuring Daniela Brozzoni (more info)
41. Wasabi Wallet Song from the album “Bitcoin Music”
42. This week in Bitcoin history by BitBox02
43. Antifragile from the album “Bitcoin Music”
44. We are changing the world from the album “Bitcoin Music”
45. Guywithafork – Bullish Man
46. To the Moon from the album “Bitcoin Music”
47. Sick beat, from the album “Bitcoin Music” (SoundCloud link)
48. Vaultoro 100 bit/10000 sat giveaway
49. Guy Swann, featuring Alex Gladstein (more info)
50. Bitcoin Bounce from the album “Bitcoin Music”
51. This week in Bitcoin history by BitBox02
52. To the Moon from the album “Bitcoin Music”
53. Vaultoro 100 bit/10000 sat giveaway
54. Hidden episode (I’m a 90s album fan, there’s always a secret track)
55. I can’t wait for payday (so I can buy more bitcoin) from the album “Bitcoin Music”
56. This week in Bitcoin history by BitBox02
57. Vaultoro 100 bit/10000 sat giveaway
58. Sick beat, from the album “Bitcoin Music”
59. Hidden track

Total runtime: 14:11:52 (but it’s gonna loop until I release the next episode).

If you would like to support the show and the content creators who contributed with podcasts and music, there are two ways you can do it:

Base layer donation: 3LRpRztDCtFqjZN1KmbJaF7y3PaQz1k2Sw

Lightning donation: https://btctakeover.lnbits.com/lnurlp/1

You can also support my work by signing up to Vaultoro (not financial advice) or by purchasing a BitBox02 (you get a 5% discount if you use my link).