Rebel Tech

On this episode of the Rebel Tech Podcast, TPPF’s David Dunmoyer sits down with Zach Whiting, former co-host and now Director of Public Policy at Riot Platforms, along with Brian Morgenstern, Riot’s Vice President of Public Policy. They break down the future of Bitcoin in Texas, the growth of the crypto industry, and how pro-innovation policies are shaping the state’s digital asset landscape. Learn how Bitcoin mining, blockchain technology, and Texas’ energy policies intersect—and what it means for the future of crypto in America.

In this episode of Rebel Tech, recorded at the Texas Policy Summit 2025, hosts David Dunmoyer and Zach Whiting dive into the intersection of artificial intelligence and criminal justice with expert Christian Cochran from Right on Crime. A former deputy sheriff, Christian shares insights from his groundbreaking research on AI's role in law enforcement, discussing body cameras, license plate readers, firearm detection, and the balance between public safety and civil liberties. From transparency in tech deployment to privacy concerns and the future of AI in policing, this episode explores the promises and perils of emerging technologies in the justice system. Don’t miss this engaging conversation on how AI is reshaping criminal justice and what it means for communities nationwide.

On this episode of The Rebel Tech Podcast, TPPF's David Dunmoyer and Greyson Gee sit down with President of the Digital Progress Institute, Joel Thayer, to discuss tech policy issues like responsible use of AI, empowering parents to parent in the digital age with the App Store Accountability Act, and much more.

On this episode, David and Zach are joined by Steve Kinard, President of the AI Innovation Association and former Texas House candidate, to discuss the AI landscape in Texas and unpack other tech issues like the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, China’s DeepSeek, and opportunities for further growth in Texas’ tech sector

On this episode, David and Zach are joined by US Lege Co-founder Laura Carr to discuss the future of artificial intelligence and its potential uses within government.

On this episode, David sits down with Luke Hogg from the Foundation for American Innovation to discuss the tech policy landscape in Washington, D.C. and how Congress can follow Texas' lead in the tech space.

It's lucky episode 13 of the Rebel Tech Podcast! On this episode, David and Zach discuss their latest research paper, the first regulatory road map for artificial intelligence. This episode touches on how states like Texas can responsibly regulate AI while also fostering innovation.

On this episode, TPPF's David Dunmoyer is joined by Norman Garza, the executive director of the Texas Space Commission, to discuss the future of space exploration in Texas and beyond.

David Dunmoyer is joined by State Armor CEO Michael Lucci to discuss the threats posed by the Chinese Communist Party in the technology space and what the United States needs to do to fight back.

On this episode of the Rebel Tech Podcast, the Honorable Zach Whiting interviews David Dunmoyer on the myriad cybersecurity threats hostile nations like China, Russia, and Iran pose to the security of Texas' critical infrastructure. In stark and sobering detail, they unpack past attacks on water systems and how China is infiltrating cyber systems across Texas as part of their bid to win a war of attrition against America. Dunmoyer concludes with concrete policy recommendations to improve cybersecurity preparedness for Texas' most critical infrastructure.

On this episode of the Revel Tech podcast, TPPF's David Dunmoyer and Zach Whiting are joined by Senator Tan Parker as they discuss the technology legislative agenda headed into the 89th Legislature. Sen. Parker outlines his vision for responsible artificial intelligence in the private and public sector in Texas, and what makes the Lone Star State an exceptional global leader on tech and innovation

On this episode of the Rebel Tech Podcast, guest host Greyson Gee sits down with tech policy expert David Dunmoyer to discuss the promises and perils of self-driving vehicles. David makes the case for how and why Texas should be a national leader in autonomous vehicle development, while suggesting guardrails to protect human agency, autonomy, and dignity. In addition to providing public policy recommendations to maintain Texas' dominance in advancing this technology, they contend with the ethics, philosophy, and market development in this space.

On this episode of the Rebel Tech podcast, the Honorable Zach Whiting interviews David Dunmoyer on data privacy, the threats the online marketplace poses to civil liberties and our freedom, and how Texas fought back by passing the most comprehensive digital bill of rights in the nation.