The "What is Money?" Show

Mike Brock discusses coherentism vs foundationalism, social consensus shaping linguistic meanings, the origins of rights, the axiom of action, the existence of rationality, ethical manifestations, the source of ethics, individual normative experiences vs life/property, and more in a captivating exploration of words, actions, and ethics.

Anjan Katta discusses revolutionizing computers to eliminate blue light, Bitcoin's impact on technology, and reclaiming sovereignty. Topics include libertarian influences, the dangers of blue-light, and creating a vertically integrated computing company for public benefit.

Paul Saladino, an advocate for an animal-based diet, discusses topics like the benefits of restricting carbohydrates, dangers of seed oils, and the debate on diet vs exercise for overall health in this podcast.

Author and faculty member D.C. Schindler discusses the nature of freedom, power, and the purpose of money. They explore the dual nature of money as a physical commodity and a socially constructed entity, the significance of private property in achieving ordered liberty, and the importance of goodness in business cultures. Schindler also examines how limitations can enhance freedom, the relationship between discipline and freedom, and the idea of marriage as the perfection of freedom.

Darrell Bock, author and host of The Table Podcast, discusses biblical perspectives on money, freedom, love, and justice. The conversation explores stewardship, individual freedom vs social responsibility, importance of generosity, and toxic compassion. It also delves into the concept of Bitcoin as just money and the significance of truth and justice.

Dr. Shawn Baker shares his journey on the carnivore diet, discussing gut health, auto-immune disorders, and athletic goals. He critiques modern medicine and advocates for preventative care. The podcast explores the parallels between the carnivore diet, Bitcoin, and healthcare choices, emphasizing individual responsibility and questioning conventional norms.

Exploring Bitcoin UTXOs and their uniqueness compared to gold, importance of managing UTXOs for privacy, using NetSuite for business solutions, benefits of nutrient-dense organ meats, privacy in Bitcoin transactions via coin mixing, personal biohacking journey, strategies for UTXO management and compliance in regulated environments.

Brett Ender, an advocate for carnivory, discusses taking control of life through bitcoin, carnivory pathways, regenerative agriculture, ethical arguments for carnivory, and the flaws in the food system. The podcast also covers the impact of Brett's work, the role of authoritative consultations, and the transformative effects of a carnivore diet on health.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. discusses the corruption of money and science, regulatory capture, and the healthcare epidemic in the US. They also explore the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, honesty, and the influence of money on experts and science.

Rabbi Daniel Lapin shares ancient principles for increasing revenue, explores property rights dynamics, contrasts Catholicism and Protestantism on capitalism, discusses the zero-sum mentality towards money, delves into the spirit and epigenetics of an individual, explores human-based vs algorithm-based monetary systems, and touches on Bitcoin and the quasi-religiousness of money.