CoinSpice.io Editor-in-Chief C. Edward Kelso hosts a fun and informative podcast, covering all aspects of the cryptocurrency world: technology, personalities, projects, and controversies.
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00:00 That voice
02:30 From Florida rebel to New Hampshire Free State Project activist
04:30 Cryptocurrency concentration in Keene and Portsmouth
06:20 Discovering Bitcoin
08:00 Meeting Gavin Andresen
11:30 How Bitcoin gets its value
13:30 New Hampshire Bitcoin Embassy
16:25 Cryptocurrency spending creates interest
19:25 Shire Free Church
22:30 Free Talk Live every day
24:30 Dealing with the Cantwell fallout
31:00 Crypto Mecca
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00:00 Jeff Klee's background
02:20 Brick and mortar to 800 number
03:30 Human element of online business
05:30 Customer service as a differentiator
07:20 Decision to accept bitcoin back in 2013
09:10 Bitcoin customers are loyal, profitable, helpful
11:40 Cons of dealing with cryptocurrency as a business
15:05 Biggest disappointment is crypto lacking as a form of payment
17:45 Taking a variety of cryptos and fees
19:45 Which cryptos are most used
20:50 Benefits of taking crypto for businesses
24:45 Does Jeff Klee dabble in crypto personally?
Chris Pacia is a backend developer for OpenBazaar, a really interesting project melding parts of Silk Road and eBaby with cryptocurrency and decentralization. He's also an active member of the Bitcoin Cash (BCH) community.
With 30 or so episodes in the can, it was time to retire Milk (mostly for SEO reasons). The inaugural episode of The CoinSpice Podcast is a swanky one, as we hear from John Biggs, new Editor-in-Chief at The Block. In a short amount of time, The Block has made a real impression on the space: fast, clear reporting, investigations, biting editorial content. It's setting a high standard for crypto journalism.