The Bitcoin Standard Podcast

Walker, host of THE Bitcoin Podcast, chats with Saifedean about Austrian Economics, Bitcoin's impact, and the importance of property rights. They delve into critiquing fiat economics and advocating for a human-centric approach in understanding economic systems. The conversation also explores governance models, time preference, property rights in Jerusalem, US involvement in the Middle East, and the transformative power of Bitcoin in challenging centralized control.

Libertarian comedian Dave Smith discusses the Israel-Palestine conflict, critiquing the David vs Goliaths narrative and exploring the historical dynamics. They delve into Zionism, Jewish hatred, and the complexities of views on the conflict. The conversation also touches on the role of governments in shaping narratives during military campaigns and the importance of recognizing historical wrongs and property rights for genuine peace agreements.

Andrew Henderson from Nomad Capitalist joins to discuss moving wealth and freedom out of high-tax countries. Topics include dual citizenship, passport options for tax optimization, benefits of multiple passports, Bitcoin and nomad capitalism, and upcoming event in Kuala Lumpur.

Yaron Brook debates the roots of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, critiquing centralized states and discussing technological advantages. The podcast explores individual rights in the Middle East, historical atrocities, Zionism's complex history, and property rights violations in the conflict. It delves into the influence of money and central banking, challenges idealized perceptions, and navigates ethical implications of Israeli settlements.

Prof Jeffrey Sachs from Columbia University discusses Israel's genocide in Gaza, religious extremism in Israeli politics, and US foreign policy. The podcast dives into quotes from Israeli leaders, biblical interpretations justifying violence, the Israeli lobby's influence on American politics, and the need to re-evaluate US support for Israel amid ongoing conflicts.

Professor Patrick Newman discusses Rothbard's insights on American history, critiquing progressivism and government power evolution. They explore monarchy vs. democracy's impact on freedom, monetary policy, and the post-Civil War economy. The discussion also delves into silver vs. gold dynamics, the shift towards progressivism, and the Federal Reserve's impact on America's economic history.

Author Phil Champagne discusses bitcoin vs altcoins, consensus mechanisms, and the importance of decentralization. They explore market regulation, altcoin vulnerabilities, and the debate between proof of work and proof of stake. The conversation emphasizes Bitcoin's unique properties and its revolutionary impact on traditional notions of currency.

Explore the core tenets of capitalism and the vital role of capital allocation. Learn about the transition from capitalism to socialism, historical references, and online economics course offerings. Understand the roles of capitalists, managers, and entrepreneurs in the economy. Discover how capitalism drives productivity enhancement and social cooperation through market-driven strategies.

Explore regenerative agriculture with Alan Savory as he discusses holistic grazing, reversing desertification, and navigating institutional challenges in addressing climate change. Learn about the insights of Austrian economists on inflation, the importance of regenerative agriculture in sustainable practices, and the practical application of livestock management for environmental restoration.

Discussions on economics principles, civilization development, fatherhood, and societal progress. Exploring concepts of marginal analysis, value perception, energy economics, and importance of early career experience. Reflections on Austrian economics, market dynamics, security as an economic good, and principles of power diffusion. Comparing marriage to a trade, with insights on compromise and learning.