Category: Future of Trends

Alex Bäcker is a serial entrepreneur and the founder of Drisit, the world’s first remote drone control and global vision platform. Introducing the shared economy to the drone industry, Drisit multiplies the value of every drone, making it available to anyone anywhere in the world and allowing you to monetize your drone fleet.

Handel Jones has over 50 years of experience in the electronics industry and has led International Business Strategies (IBS Inc.) for over 30 years. IBS supports government organizations and major corporations in the United States, Europe, and China by helping to predict market trends and devise strategies.

Allen Farrington and Sacha Meyers are both investors whose book "Bitcoin is Venice" has become an instant classic. We talk to them about bitcoin, crypto, and its likely impact on society.

Defi Danny bills himself as 'the crypto simplifier', and he is an educator who specializes in breaking down the complexities of blockchain technologies and the cryptocurrency ecosystem in language simple enough for anyone to understand. His overarching goal is to bring crypto to everyone by making the learning curve easier to handle.

Malcolm Ocean is a software engineer and researcher famous for having built the productivity tool Complice. Today, he thinks about how to revolutionize interpersonal communication.

Margot Paez is a physicst and climate scientist who is currently finishing up a PhD at the Georgia Institute of Technology. Her interests and professional work lie at the intersection of economics, cryptocurrency, and energy.

Bryan Caplan is Professor of Economics at George Mason University and a New York Times Bestselling author. He's written many books, and today he is joining us to talk about his latest book, "Don't Be a Feminist".

Josh has decades of success in finance and business behind him. When he first encountered cryptocurrencies, it was immediately obvious that they represented a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to change finance forever.

After seeing firsthand how bad medical bureaucracy had become, Dr. Leah Houston turned to decentralized applications as a better way of handling physician credentialing and data management. In this episode we talk about her app, its adoption, and what it might mean for the future of healthcare.