In this episode of the Bitcoin Source podcast, Selale Malkocoglu, a Bitcoin educator and digital nomad, shares her journey and insights into Bitcoin’s transformative potential. She explores how Bitcoin empowers personal freedom, her nomadic lifestyle, and her Bitcoin Junior Club initiative to educate youth. Selale also discusses her Bitcoin-inspired wearable designs and critiques big tech’s societal influence. The conversation highlights storytelling’s role in driving Bitcoin adoption, comparing cultural perspectives in Europe and the US, and emphasizes authentic narratives and cinema in spreading Bitcoin’s ethos. She reflects on community-building, her experiences using Bitcoin as a nomad, her writing, and Bitcoin’s future amid innovations like Nostr and challenges like altcoin risks, stressing the need for widespread education to achieve mass adoption.

In this gripping episode of The Bitcoin Source, we sit with Cam Stromme, OnRamp Bitcoin’s head of private wealth, to unravel Bitcoin’s raw promise as a cornerstone for retirement and a defiant stand against a fraying monetary system. Through a lens of history and hope, they dissect Bitcoin’s volatility, its halving-driven surges, and the art of leveraging Bitcoin-backed loans to unlock liquidity without surrender, while probing the seismic wealth transfer to a generation poised to embrace this digital gold.

Hawaii is more than a vacation getaway it is a Bitcoin Haven. Britney’s journey from Bitcoin skeptic to community advocate shows how this technology can preserve heritage and inspire economic empowerment. In this heartfelt episode, Dawdu speaks with Britney, a passionate Bitcoin educator from Hawaii, who shares how Bitcoin addresses cultural and economic challenges in Pacific Islander communities. Her story reveals Bitcoin’s potential not just as a financial tool, but as a force for resilience, empowerment, and preserving cultural identity.