The "What is Money?" Show

"What is Money?" explores the relationship between money and energy, the anonymity of money, the corruption of money, and the evolving concept of money. It also delves into the importance of privacy in transaction systems, the value of Bitcoin compared to tangible assets, and the significance of zero in mathematics and trade."

Former CIA officer turned security services entrepreneur, Jason Hanson, joins to discuss how CIA operatives operate, the upsurge in private security, techniques for escaping lie detection, and the issue of social deterioration. They also explore the CIA's psychological tools for recruiting spies and corruption in Mexico.

Lester, a fellow student of money, joins the podcast to discuss topics such as the current situation of the Bitcoin market price, the decay of the system including the Vietnam War and FTX scandal, self-preservation and self-deception, the predictability of assets, price camouflage in the 20th century, inflation harvesting additional productivity, economic theory and observational data, fractional reserve banking, and more.

Jay Martin, host of the Jay Martin show and the Vancouver Resource Investment Conference, discusses the shift in global power, the decline in globalization, the cycle of order and stealing, and the importance of sovereignty. They explore the rise and fall of empires, the relationship between global reserve currency and superpower status, and the potential for a global depression and its impact on oil demand.

Bitcoin expert Robert Breedlove discusses his viral video on Francisco D'Anconia's Money Speech from Atlas Shrugged. They explore topics such as the importance of private property and Bitcoin in governance, protecting assets with Bitcoin, the power of rationality in the digital age, and how Bitcoin can be a tool for freedom.

G. Edward Griffin, legendary author and filmmaker, talks about his book 'The Creature from Jekyll Island' exploring central banking cartels, the nature of money, and the biggest socioeconomic problem today. They discuss reasons to abolish central banking, the impact of Bitcoin, taking action for meaningful change, the history of money, gold vs Bitcoin, government control and property rights, inflation and the welfare state, and understanding collectivism vs individualism.

In this episode, Robert Breedlove and Shawn Baker discuss the relationship between beef and Bitcoin, inflation as theft, the radical change in a technological paradigm, and the global adoption of Bitcoin.

Michael Shellenberger, best-selling author and journalist, joins the podcast to discuss the impact of environmental alarmism, the problem with addiction and homelessness, and the importance of free speech.

Expert in Bitcoin, Robert Breedlove, discusses why Bitcoin is better than gold, the currency counterfeiting cartels, and the importance of studying Bitcoin. They explore the concept of money, Bitcoin's properties, and its disruptive potential in the monetary system. They also discuss the impact of quantitative easing, the advantages of Bitcoin over gold, and recommend books for exploring reality.

Bob Murphy, author and economist, discusses his book 'Understanding Money Mechanics' and explores topics such as the nature of money, central banking cartels, modern monetary theory, and the optimism of artificial intelligence. They also delve into fractional reserve banking, money myths and banking, government stability and debt issuance, and the impact of lockdowns and supply chain interruptions on the flow of money.