Episode 16: Community Comes First, with Betty, Co-Founder of DeadFellaz

Episode 20: Breaking Down Web3 Data Analytics, with Data Analyst at RTFKT, Noah Levine

when you look at the blockchain as a whole, there’s a fuck ton of stuff to absorb. noah, a data analytics researcher (complicated shit) - now at rtfkt - explains how data is the core of web3, and boggles my mind with his analytics. his research that showcased how much money big brands have made in web3 has been quoted by high snobiety, vogue, ad age, and truthfully, that’s pretty damn impressive.

Episode 19: Mainstream News Media Covering Web3, with CNBC Producer, Riley de Leon

let's be real, sometimes you need a web2 spatula to cook a web3 omelette. as a journalist and producer at cnbc, riley does an amazing job researching and illustrating web3 stories that confuse the fuck out of most people. he also explains how news media balances the coverage of both risks and opportunities of web3. finally, some damn answers to my questions.

Episode 18: Disrupting Fashion in the Metaverse, with Charli Cohen, Founder of RSTLSS

a badass pink-haired british fashion designer by the name of charli cohen, my good friend in the space, finally joined me on the show. charli actually makes web3 fashion cool as fuck and talks about her web3 brand, RSTLSS, that helps brands and artists create and sell multiverse fashion. her secret? always stay true to your vision and trust your art. take notes.

Episode 17: Sports Nutrition Joins The NFT Industry, with Whitney Reid, VP of BPI Sports

if you haven’t learned this already, literally any type of industry can join forces with web3. today’s special guest, whitney reid, vp of bpi sports - a sports-nutrition brand- shares with us about potentially being the first sports nutrition company to integrate into the nft industry. he’s also building a metagym with jay cutler. ridiculously cool shit.

Episode 16: Community Comes First, with Betty, Co-Founder of DeadFellaz

when it comes to building a project in web3, we all know community comes first. my friend and co-founder of deadfellaz, betty, is a shining fucking example of taking her community seriously, and creating a project so damn successful, it makes me wonder why we can't all be geniuses.