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160 – Of Eagles and Condors with Paul Keating and DirectorHodl
May 27, 2026
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Sunday Brunch 14: Joe Martin
May 24, 2026
1h 42m 03s
159 – After the Full Stop with Philip Charter
May 15, 2026
1h 24m 25s
Say WoT? – Ep. 5: Proof of Person with Nathan Day and David Strayhorn
May 11, 2026
1h 06m 18s
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May 4, 2026
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| Date | Episode | Topics | Guests | Brands | Places | Keywords | Sponsor | Length | |
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| 5/27/26 | ![]() 160 – Of Eagles and Condors with Paul Keating and DirectorHodl✨ | indigenous prophecydocumentary+4 | Paul KeatingDirectorHodl | IMFBitcoin Jungle+1 | Costa Rica | Hummingbirdindigenous prophecy+6 | — | 1h 19m 19s | |
| 5/24/26 | ![]() Sunday Brunch 14: Joe Martin✨ | music productionAI in music+4 | Joe Martin | NostrGlen Campbell+2 | Nashville | Joe MartinAlone in Valentine+5 | — | 1h 42m 03s | |
| 5/15/26 | ![]() 159 – After the Full Stop with Philip Charter✨ | storytellingBitcoin fiction+4 | Philip Charter | totallyhumanwriter.com21 Futures Bitcoin fiction anthologies | — | Bitcoinfiction+5 | — | 1h 24m 25s | |
| 5/11/26 | ![]() Say WoT? – Ep. 5: Proof of Person with Nathan Day and David Strayhorn✨ | proof of personhoodAI agents+4 | David StrayhornNathan Day | BrainstormBTC Map+4 | — | proof of personhoodAI agents+7 | — | 1h 06m 18s | |
| 5/4/26 | ![]() 158 – The 43rd Country with Paco✨ | inner journeytravel+4 | Paco | 256 FoundationBitAxe+3 | PragueHimalayas | travelBitcoin+5 | — | 1h 15m 25s | |
| 4/12/26 | ![]() Sunday Brunch 13: Henrik Flyman✨ | musical journeycreativity+4 | Henrik Flyman | — | SwedenDenmark | Henrik FlymanAvi Burra+6 | — | 1h 49m 52s | |
| 3/29/26 | ![]() Sunday Brunch 12: Guest Host Aaron of Essex with Nat Cole✨ | music economyBitcoin+4 | Nat Cole | 2140 Music | — | Bitcoinmusic economy+6 | — | 2h 30m 40s | |
| 3/27/26 | ![]() 157 – Where the Wild Sats Live with Kent Halliburton✨ | Bitcoinmining+3 | Kent Halliburton | Saz MiningCoinbase | Portugal | Bitcoinmining+6 | — | 1h 46m 28s | |
| 3/22/26 | ![]() Sunday Brunch 11: Buttercup Roberts✨ | musicstorytelling+4 | Buttercup Roberts | WaveLakeNostr+2 | — | musicstorytelling+5 | — | 1h 56m 08s | |
| 3/20/26 | ![]() 156 – Mayhem by Design with Richard Greaser✨ | game theoryBitcoin participation+3 | Richard Greaser | The Bitcoin BugleMaxi Madness | Belgrade | zap pollsMaxi Madness+5 | — | 1h 39m 51s | |
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| 3/15/26 | ![]() Sunday Brunch 10: Aza (Şelale)✨ | musicindependent artists+4 | Aza | Amplified TunesThe Sky Is Falling+4 | EuropeUK+1 | AzaAmplified Tunes+5 | — | 1h 48m 04s | |
| 3/13/26 | ![]() 155 – Capturing The Will‑O’‑The‑Wisp with UTXO The Webmaster✨ | BitcoinNostr+4 | UTXO The Webmaster | NostrHaven+5 | — | BitcoinNostr+7 | — | 1h 43m 03s | |
| 3/8/26 | ![]() Sunday Brunch 9: Budtender (Hash Power Music)✨ | music onboardingartist sovereignty+5 | Budtender | Hash Power MusicSouth by Worldwide+12 | — | BudtenderHash Power Music+8 | — | 1h 53m 31s | |
| 3/6/26 | ![]() 154 – Mandalas That Converge To The Sourcenode✨ | weaponized escapismconstructive escapism+4 | — | Avi's New Book | AustinParaguay | escapismNostr+7 | — | 1h 26m 48s | |
| 3/4/26 | ![]() Say WoT? – Ep. 4: Secure Enclaves, Sovereign Agents with Mark Suman✨ | AI privacyconfidential computing+4 | Mark Suman | Maple AIApple+2 | — | AI privacyconfidential computing+8 | — | 1h 26m 10s | |
| 3/1/26 | ![]() Sunday Brunch 8: Ivy Lumi | Avi’s guest in this serving of Sunday Brunch is Ivy Lumi, a singer-songwriter and Bitcoin-industry native who began writing songs in late 2023 and spent about a year and a half getting her first five tracks produced, eventually releasing under the Ivy Lumi name starting May 2025. Ivy shares her creative process: she “hears” melodies first and uses a mobile songwriting app (Demo) to quickly capture chord progressions, arrange instruments, and record vocal ideas before moving into fuller production workflows. The conversation weaves through love, presence, and emotional honesty as Ivy explains the thesis at the core of her work: “Love is the cure.” She unpacks how Bitcoiners often unshackle themselves from fiat thinking but still carry “fiat trauma,” and why inner work matters even (especially) when Bitcoin “moons.” Playlist highlights include Ivy’s own tracks “Wowowow,” “SideQuest,” and “The Cure” (her first song, and the title track of her EP), plus guest picks that widen the palette: Zazawowow's “It’s the Only Way Through” (Zaza also collaborated on Ivy’s “Wowowow” visuals, alongside F-Zero) and Halene’s “Greatness,” a Nostr discovery Ivy champions as the kind of music we might hear in a more abundant future. Ivy also shares her Geyser campaign “Love is the Cure”, offering supporter items like a Nostr badge, collectible pins, and signed CDs as a way to fund independent, Bitcoin-native art. Executive Producer: Silvie Links Ivy's Geyser Campaign Ivy on Nostr Today's Playlist | 1h 32m 46s | ||||||
| 2/27/26 | ![]() 153 – Metanoia Through Praxeology: The Golden Rule with Red Tail Hawk | Episode 153 opens with Avi’s sermon “Fix Yourself to Fix the World”: Bitcoin can be a flawless instrument, but it doesn’t magically heal the operator. The call is to audit the inner ledger with the same seriousness we bring to the timechain, because sovereign networks demand sovereign people. Red Tail Hawk then shares a raw origin story shaped by the 2008 financial crisis. After graduating with an applied mathematics degree in 2007, he gets hit by the post-crash job-market catch-22, sliding into a stretch of extreme austerity and homelessness before eventually rebuilding stability. That experience becomes the gateway into monetary curiosity: Ron Paul, the Fed, precious metals, and finally a serious Bitcoin deep dive around 2017 after watching price (and conviction) accelerate. From there, the conversation takes a spiritual turn. Red explains how he received the name “Red Tail Hawk” through a remote encounter with an elderly medicine man, and how that catalyzed years of research into comparative religion and esoteric traditions. He recounts a pivotal 2018 experience during Hurricane Florence era stress, describing a body-wide “pins and needles” event and involuntary hand postures, which he later connected to kundalini frameworks and a broader “perennial philosophy” lens, looking for common ground across traditions. A practical centerpiece of the episode is Red’s approach to “golden rule orange-pilling”: qualify your lead, learn what makes them tick, and tailor the Bitcoin entry point to their worldview (security/military frames vs ecology/permaculture frames), rather than trying to brute-force a one-size pitch. They also explore “missing years” Jesus travel theories (India/Tibet threads), skepticism toward religious canon as a kind of “fiat authority,” and Red’s current writing project around symbolism, etymology, and what he calls “Language of the Birds.” Later, they touch the “Bitcoin metanoia” phenomenon (Bitcoin as a mind-and-heart pivot), praxeology as a bridge toward empathy, and a deep nerdy detour into theta states, grounding, Schumann resonance, and Itzhak Bentov as a missing-link figure in consciousness research. Links Red Tail Hawk on Nostr Flight Club Red's Latest Appearance on the Once Bitten Podcast Avi's New Book – July 18 Finding Home Episode 3 – Paraguay [IndeeHub Code: PIONEER21 ] Avi's First Book – 24 (2nd Edition) | 1h 48m 07s | ||||||
| 2/24/26 | ![]() 152 – A Bootlegger on the Denim Road with Ben Justman | Avi opens the episode with a sermon on “the compromised substrate”: when public idols crack, the scavengers try to smear the entire network with the sins of a few. Bitcoin is not its loudest humans, and the protocol shouldn’t inherit anyone’s moral debt by association. Then Ben Justman returns, bringing it back to earth with the reality of shipping bottles, licensing, and the awkward border where Bitcoin-native trade meets heavily regulated goods such as wine. They riff on the dream of resilient “Denim Road” style trade routes and courier networks, but Ben explains why alcohol law keeps him partially pinned to the fiat rails, even if his customers and values are fully Bitcoin. From there, they dig into the state of Nostr commerce: marketplaces like Plebeian Market/Shopstr and the practical frictions of e-cash, discovery, and demand. Ben shares a very relatable “I’m early and I paid tuition” moment: he sold wine once, fumbled an e-cash withdrawal, balked at fees, and later realized the funds were gone. The conversation closes around an artisan’s paradox in a bear market: quality requires pricing with integrity, but buyers feel poorer, even as they might “need the wine the most.” Then the deeper pricing insight: sometimes raising prices and removing shipping friction signals quality more honestly than trying to compete with supermarket expectations. Links Peony Lane Soak Quest Avi's New Book – July 18 Finding Home Episode 3 – Paraguay [IndeeHub Code: PIONEER21 ] Avi's First Book – 24 (2nd Edition) | 1h 46m 44s | ||||||
| 2/22/26 | ![]() Sunday Brunch 7: Guest Host Aaron of Essex with Longy | Guest host Aaron of Essex takes the Sunday Brunch wheel and welcomes Longy for a laid-back, music-first hang: five Longy tracks get spun, boosted, and dissected in real time, with the chat and sats flowing as part of the show’s “participation layer.” Between songs, Longy rewinds the tape to his early influences (from childhood sparks to teenage band chaos) and makes the case for live performance as the ultimate truth serum: the stage doesn’t care about hype, it only cares what you can actually do when the lights hit. The conversation keeps one foot in Essex lore and one foot in the Valueverse. “Hamlet Court Blues” becomes a love-letter-to-a-place (with a cheeky Margot Robbie thread), and the guys talk about why gritty, story-rich local scenes still matter. On the industry side, Aaron and Longy contrast the legacy music pipeline (distributors, slow publishing, tiny payouts) with the immediacy of value-for-value, where artists can get paid directly and fast. They dig into Spotify-as-gatekeeper dynamics and the uglier incentives around streaming, including allegations of inflated numbers and the way “top-heavy” manipulation starves everyone downstream. They also unpack a practical, boots-on-the-ground example: a UK gig at The Fickle Pickle that turned into a mini proof-of-concept for the new model, combining an in-room show, livestream participation, and even a recorded release as additional revenue, with Bitcoin onboarding help for attendees. Links New Music Nudge Unit Aaron on Nostr Longy on Fountain Longy on Nostr | 2h 01m 14s | ||||||
| 2/20/26 | ![]() Say WoT? – Ep. 3: Curate First, Compute Second with Guest Host David Strayhorn and Matthias DeBernardini | In episode 3 of Say Wot?, guest host David Strayhorn sits down with Matthias DeBernardini, a software developer and “agentic engineering” tinkerer who’s just joined NosFabrica to help build open-source Web of Trust tooling on Nostr. They trace Matthias’ path from materials engineering into Bitcoin (including an early “$90 BTC is too expensive” family moment), then into graph theory, Lightning experiments, and Rust-heavy open-source work (Fedimint, AnchorWatch). From there, the convo zooms into the core question: can we build decentralized recommendation systems without recreating the extractive, centralized incentives of Big Tech? They unpack why today’s large-scale AI training tends to favor hyperscalers (hardware, bandwidth, overhead), why “decentralized labeling” often still collapses into centralized control, and where a better hybrid might live: community-curated, topic-structured data (a “grapevine” Web of Trust) paired with local models for narrow tasks, fine-tuning, and personal assistants. The episode ends with a clear thesis: the internet’s signal-to-noise problem is incentive-driven, and the way out is opt-out plus better tools, built around user control and delegated trust. Links NosFabrica David on Nostr Matias on Nostr | 1h 39m 12s | ||||||
| 2/18/26 | ![]() 151 – The Milk Route Meets the Mesh with Ryan Cooper | Ryan Cooper from Bitcoin Ranch joins Avi for a boots-on-the-ground conversation about rebuilding real-world resilience: food, trade, and community. Ryan shares his path from Detroit childhood roots and a fiercely independent, homeschool-led upbringing to managing a Chevy dealership, then getting “pandemic orange-pilled” into realizing how fragile modern supply chains really are. That wake-up call turns into a local “milk route,” hands-on support for nearby farmers, and the broader Bitcoin Ranch vision: a decentralized farm incubator built around relationships, volunteer labor, and a growing network of producers and consumers who want clean food and direct-to-consumer markets. They dig into the “Denim Road” idea (a regional trade corridor), the practical realities of distribution, and Ryan’s near-term solution: member-only microstores. Think climate-controlled sheds with shelf rentals for producers, RFID (or future Nostr-based) access for members, and minimal middlemen, inspired by honor-system farm stands and a self-serve community shop model Ryan saw in Finland. The throughline is proof-of-work living: if you want real food, real money, and real comms, you build it, locally, with people you can shake hands with. Links Ryan On Nostr Avi's New Book – July 18 Finding Home Episode 3 – Paraguay [IndeeHub Code: PIONEER21 ] Avi's First Book – 24 (2nd Edition) | 1h 34m 40s | ||||||
| 2/15/26 | ![]() Sunday Brunch 6: Guest Host Open Mike with Tatum Turnup | Guest host OpenMike takes the wheel for a laid-back, music-first Sunday Brunch with Tatum Turn Up, kicking off with some classic Nostr “we’re live … are we live?” chaos across Primal/Damus before settling into the vibe of Value for Value radio: sats flow to artists during tracks, and to the show during the chat. Tatum shares an origin story that feels like pure internet destiny: getting orange-pilled after time in Pomp’s “crypto academy,” then accidentally DM-ing his way into filming with Anthony Pompliano, which launched Between Two ASICs and a run of heavyweight guests. The conversation ranges from the creator reality of modern platforms to why community-driven funding models matter, including how V4V and live events can restore a more direct patron-to-artist relationship in a world drowning in content. They also nerd out on the future of streaming: Tatum dunks on Twitch’s walled-garden incentives and explains why zap.stream is a better creator-native loop, then detours into gaming culture with Kaizo Super Mario World romhacks and the joy of high-skill, high-fail challenges. Closing stretch: festival energy and “micro-Nostrica” moments, including talk of WhatFest in Wyoming and the magic of running into Nostr people IRL, plus a shout to Ainsley Costello (“Cherry on Top”) as a V4V breakout and artist model. | 1h 47m 04s | ||||||
| 2/12/26 | ![]() 150 – Soil Regenerates and the Denim Road is Born with Auggie | In episode 150, Avi Burra welcomes Auggie from the “Meshtadel” world to talk regenerative farming, circular Bitcoin economies, and what it looks like to build a parallel system from the dirt up. Avi opens with a “soil is the original protocol” sermon: real resilience comes from base layers (trust, attention, relationships, values), not glossy interfaces or top-of-stack hype. Auggie, a DevOps engineer turned farmer, shares how he’s regenerating 99 acres in Missouri with management-intensive rotational grazing, raising sheep, pigs, and a small but growing cattle herd. He frames “Meshtadel” as both literal mesh networking and a broader metaphor: local “citadels” that can meet essential needs on their own, then trade for luxuries and gaps across a wider network, like a resilient hologram. They dig into externalities: how modern living hides downstream consequences (waste, subsidies, monocrops), while regenerative practices close loops with manure, rotation, biodiversity, and low-input systems. Auggie gives vivid on-the-ground examples, from using pigs and sheep to suppress invasives (like Japanese honeysuckle) to celebrating dung beetles as a sign the soil biology is coming back online. They connect the farm to Bitcoin: Auggie sells farm goods for sats through local meetups, helps bootstrap a circular economy (raw milk, honey, soaps, salsa, 3D-printed goods), and dreams up “trade routes” between cities and meetups to move real-world necessities on a Bitcoin standard. Links Ink Blot Farm KC Bitcoiners Avi's New Book – July 18 Finding Home Episode 3 – Paraguay [IndeeHub Code: PIONEER21 ] Avi's First Book – 24 (2nd Edition) | 1h 36m 29s | ||||||
| 2/8/26 | ![]() Sunday Brunch 5: DJ Valerie | Avi hosts the fifth serving of Sunday Brunch as a proper decompression chamber: coffee on the table, records on the turntable, and a strict Value-for-Value house rule where 90% of sats streamed during each song goes straight to the artist. This week’s guest-DJ is DJ Valerie B LOVE, who rolls in with “curve balls and lightning rods and heart openers” and a playlist designed to surprise. Between tracks, the conversation wanders in the best Sunday way: from the idea of building an open-source “cyber opera” inspired by The Legendary Treasure of Satoshi Nakamoto (a “Cirque du Soleil meets Burning Man meets Hamilton” kind of mutant art form) and how that project gathered momentum through community collaboration and remix culture, long before today’s push-button creative tools. Later, the chat gets practical and spicy: Avi and Val dig into intellectual property and copyright in a world where AI eats styles for breakfast, and whether the future is protection, permissionless sharing, or something stranger that artists can still live on. Along the way you’ll hear shoutouts to V4V musicians, a nod to new Nostr entrants, and the general vibe of two friends trying to build a better music economy without turning the soul into an API. Executive Producer: Shadrach Links Extended Playlist DJ Valerie's Website Val on nostr | 2h 01m 17s | ||||||
| 2/6/26 | ![]() 149 – The Bat Signal Virus: Ridestr and Drivestr with Stirling Forge | In this episode, Avi talks with Stirling Forge about building a decentralized rideshare alternative on Nostr, sparked by the brutal economics of driving for Uber and Lyft today. Stirling shares his background: former weather forecaster turned rideshare driver who stacked sats hard when payouts were better, then watched driver take-home shrink dramatically in recent years (with platforms extracting a much bigger share). From there, the episode dives into his open-source project: Ridestr (rider) and Drivestr (driver), a peer-to-peer rideshare flow that uses Nostr as the communication layer, does routing and fare calculation locally on-device, and aims to keep privacy tighter (drivers share approximate location; riders avoid broadcasting location by default). A big chunk is the “how does this not die to network effects?” question, and Stirling’s answer is the episode’s secret sauce: Road Flare, a “bat-signal” mode for repeat rides. Riders scan a driver QR once, save them to a favorites list, and later ping their personal micro-network of trusted drivers first, reducing signup friction and sidestepping the classic chicken-and-egg problem. Links Stirling on nostr Ridestr Video 1 | Ridestr Video 2 Ridestr GitHub page Avi's New Book – July 18 Finding Home Episode 3 – Paraguay [IndeeHub Code: PIONEER21 ] Avi's First Book – 24 (2nd Edition) | 1h 43m 49s | ||||||
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