Unshackled Living | Exit the System with Food Sovereignty, Homeschooling, Natural Health and Bitcoin

We've become incredibly good at managing illness.But have we forgotten how to create health?Loren Lockman has spent decades supervising thousands of water-only fasts and helping people rethink the body's remarkable ability to recover when given the right conditions.This conversation isn't about quick fixes or miracle cures. It's about asking better questions.What does it mean to trust your own body?What does health sovereignty actually look like?And how can families become less dependent on centralized systems while living healthier, freer lives?Subscribe for more conversations on Bitcoin, financial sovereignty, natural health, food sovereignty, and building resilient families.Take our free Sovereignty Quiz, start our $10 Sovereign Living course, or explore Bitcoin Fundamentals at https://unshackled.living/Watch the full episode and explore sovereign living.

Dive into a candid conversation with William Casarin, founder of Damus and core Nostr builder, as he breaks down how decentralized protocols and Bitcoin are rewriting the rules of social media. In this episode of The Web3 Prof Podcast, we explore why Nostr is built around public keys instead of usernames, what that means for your privacy and identity online, and how everyday users can stay discoverable without sacrificing security.We then unpack Bitcoin as the native economic layer for social, from tipping and Zaps to new business models that do not depend on intrusive ads or engagement farming. William explains how censorship resistance really works in practice, what happens when apps like Damus are banned, and why relays, decentralization, and Bitcoin aligned incentives matter for the future of free speech online. If you want to understand where social, money, and sovereignty are heading over the next decade, this episode is a must listen.Subscribe now to The Web3 Prof Podcast on your favorite platform so you never miss deep dives with the builders shaping the next era of the internet.

What does Scripture really say about money, justice, and value in a world moving toward Bitcoin and digital assets? In this episode of The Web3 Prof Podcast, Pastor Coin (Alin Armstrong), author of The Bible & Bitcoin, unpacks how biblical teaching on money, energy, and time connects with Bitcoin as a form of sound money. He explains how key features of Bitcoin such as scarcity, censorship resistance, and the time energy link resonate with Christian ethics, and where they may raise important questions.We explore how concepts like stewardship, generosity, and serving others can coexist with wealth accumulation in a Bitcoin world, and what biblical principles can help Christians discern when a monetary system is just or unjust. Pastor Coin also shares practical “entry points” for talking about Bitcoin with people who do not come from a faith background, and responds to critiques that mixing faith and crypto risks idolatry or confusion between spiritual truth and technology. Finally, he looks ahead at how churches and ministries might rethink donations, missions, and resource allocation in a sound money future.If you are curious about where faith and Bitcoin intersect, this conversation will challenge and deepen how you think about money and mission. Listen to “Bitcoin, the Bible, and Sound Money with Pastor Coin (Alin Armstrong)” on The Web3 Prof Podcast and subscribe now so you never miss an episode.

What if the money your family depends on is quietly working against you? In this episode of The Web3 Prof Podcast, Seb Bunny, author of The Hidden Cost of Money, joins us to unpack how modern monetary systems create invisible burdens on families—eroding savings, inflating debt, and reshaping how we plan for the future.We explore how inflation and policy decisions impact everyday financial choices, from mortgages to education, and how Bitcoin could shift the way families think about saving, inheritance, and intergenerational wealth. Seb also shares insights from global families navigating monetary instability and what those lessons mean for households in developed economies.This episode is sponsored by Sovereign Hardware.Handmade by a local potter in Abbotsford BC, each mug of Satoshi is stamped with the block height from when it was made and each one is individually shaped, glazed, and fired, ensuring no two mugs are exactly alike. Taste the freedom— with the premium Bitcoin mug.Check out them out at mugofsatoshi.comSovereign Hardware is your local source for Bitcoin hardware devices and accessories specializing in open source products like Seed Signer and the Stamp Kit that allow you to transact and store bitcoin in a completely self-sovereign way. Find out how we can help equip your Bitcoin journey at sovereignhardware.caIf you’ve ever wondered how Bitcoin fits into the bigger story of family, trust, and financial freedom, this conversation is for you.Subscribe now to The Web3 Prof Podcast and never miss an episode that challenges how you think about money, value, and the future.