Wimbledon Tennis Tournament Goes all in on AI
In this episode of Unlocking the Future, we step onto Centre Court with IBM’s latest AI drops at Wimbledon 2025. From the brand new “Match Chat” assistant to real-time win predictions after every point, AI's no longer on the sidelines, it's part of the match. We explore how this legendary tournament's quietly becoming a live showcase for next-gen, context-aware AI experiences. Whether you're a tennis fan or just hyped about where AI's heading, this one’s packed with insights on how sport, data, and fan engagement are being reimagined in real time. Prefer reading? Dive into all the links and resources here: https://paragraph.com/@trustmebroshow/wimbledon-tennis-tournament-goes-all-in-on-ai Building something onchain? Let’s talk. TMB Labs is now offering full-stack growth support for blockchain, AI and social app projects. Partnerships, strategy, content, socials, and more: https://tally.so/r/3jpyzE Dive in and connect with us!
Remix the Remix: How MRKD.dj Is Rewiring Music Ownership and IP for Web3 enabled World
What if DJs could remix, monetize, and own music like never before? In this mind-expanding episode, I sit down with Jaime Schwarz — brand strategist, NFT patent holder, and founder of MRKD.dj — to explore how blockchain is redefining music ownership, IP, and co-creation. From remix rights to fan distribution and Keith Shocklee’s role in launching a new creative economy, this episode hits every note. We dive deep into: - Why Web3 needs better ownership models - How MRKD.dj turns DJs into prosumers and remixers - The story behind the first-ever NFT patent - Rethinking the future of digital music, NFTs, and identity Jaime believes blockchain is the missing layer for the IP economy — offering permanence, provenance, and programmable rights at scale. In a world where AI is eating the service economy, he sees IP as the next frontier of value — and music, with its deep-rooted remix culture and licensing complexity, as the ideal first use case. MRKD.dj isn’t just about tracks — it’s about unlocking a future where artists, DJs, and fans co-create, co-own, and get rewarded in real-time.
Dr. Paul Dylan-Ennis: Ethereum Pluralism vs Bitcoin Maxis, Degens Over Cypherpunks, Crypto Twitter Trap
Welcome to the Decentralized Voices podcast! Daria is happy to host Dr. Paul Dylan-Ennis. Paul is an expert in the field of blockchain and cryptocurrency. He is a lecturer and professor at University College Dublin in Ireland and has published numerous papers and articles on blockchain and its social, economic, and cultural implications. In this episode, we’ll discuss blockchain education, Ethereum’s place in the Web3 ecosystem, crypto Twitter drama, and the differences between cypherpunks and degens. Enjoy the episode, and don’t forget to like it and subscribe to the podcast. 🎙️ Guest: Dr. Paul Dylan-Ennis, professor at University College Dublin X (Twitter): https://x.com/post_polar_ Absolute Essentials of Ethereum (book): https://www.amazon.com/Absolute-Essentials-Ethereum-Business-Economics/dp/1032334185 Article on Blockworks: https://blockworks.co/news/crypto-subculture-x-reliance Mint this episode to get high-quality content from the top blockchain builders!
How AI Is Fighting Climate Change
In this episode of Unlocking the Future, we dive into how AI is becoming a powerful ally in the fight against climate change. From real-time energy optimisation to analysing complex climate data and reducing waste across industries, AI is driving real-world impact. Discover the technologies making it possible, the innovators leading the charge, and the challenges we face in scaling AI for a more sustainable future. Prefer reading? Dive into all the links and resources here: https://paragraph.com/@trustmebroshow/how-ai-is-fighting-climate-change Explore all our social links on our website: https://link3.to/trustmebroshow Dive in and connect with us!
Is DeSci the biggest scientific shift since the internet with Andrew Hemingway
I sit down with Andrew Hemingway, founder of the DeSci Alliance, to explore how is Web3 transforming science funding, data sharing, and collaboration. We cover the narrative issue DeSci has, how DeSci can grow by onboarding citizen scientists from Reddit, what are the low-hanging fruit: data, privacy, and funding, and much more. Andrew worked with Tron & Avalanche and now is on a mission to build the connective tissue of decentralized science through the DeSci Alliance. COLLECT THIS EPISODE and join the scientific revolution!
The Silent Robotics Revolution
In this episode of Unlocking the Future, we expose the silent robotics revolution—from construction bots building skyscrapers to AI surgeons outperforming doctors and drone swarms dominating deliveries. It's not just automation—it's robots taking jobs, transforming industries, and testing ethics while regulators race to keep up. Prefer reading? Dive into all the links and resources here: Explore all our social links on our website: https://link3.to/trustmebroshow Dive in and connect with us!
Hyperactive Episode 15 - Silicon Valley Canon with Phil Mohun
We walk-and-talk with Bright Moments co-founder and renaissance man, Phil Mohun. Phil shares his degenerate beginnings dealing with cocaine-fueled Bitcoin miners, group investment victories, and 'enterprise blockchain', to imagining what the future of crypto can be like, working with startups, and eventually landing in Venice Beach, CA for the co-founding of Bright Moments.
Hyperactive 14 - crystalspaceshp with Julie Rose
We walk-and-talk with artist and illustrator, Julie Rose. Julie shares her journey from growing up in a cult to discovering art-making, drawing, and design. We discuss her evolving inspirations—from electrical circuits to nautical knots—and how she’s building a tightknit community of passionate collectors on Hypersub.
Hyperactive Episode 13 - We Are The Art with Chris Cocreated
We walk-and-talk with artist and community builder Chris Cocreated. Chris shares his journey from community theater to creating collaborative onchain art. We discuss We Are the Art, his latest project that explores participatory creation and collective expression, as well as the opportunities and challenges of fostering an authentic, engaged community in web3.
Hyperactive Episode 12 - m/branson
We walk-and-talk with artist m/branson. She shares her journey from fighting fires in Antarctica to rediscovering her love of print making, art, and design. We discuss her path to publishing work onchain, building a community of collectors and supporters with hypersub, and embracing a creative practice that spans multiple mediums.
Hyperactive Episode 11 - Design Everyday with 0xdesigner
We walk-and-talk with anonymous provocateur, 0xdesigner. He shares his journey to becoming a designer, his approach to communicating new ideas, breadth versus depth, building a body of work, inspiring others to action, shaping culture, and the conviction required to continue creating.
Hyperactive Episode 10 - Kaloh's Newsletter and Podcast with Kaloh
We walk-and-talk with writer, podcast host, and renaissance man, Kaloh. Born in Venezuela, his journey began studying computer science, working as a developer by day and mining Bitcoin by night. Originally an escape, Kaloh's writing achieved bestseller status on Substack shortly after leaving the startup world behind. An art collector and community builder at heart, he continues to demystify the onchain frontier through his writing and podcast.
Hyperactive Episode 9 - Hyefa with Aoife O'Dwyer
We walk-and-talk with artist, designer, and illustrator Aoife O'Dwyer. She shares her journey from biochemistry, to web design, to independent art-making. We explore and discuss ideas around storytelling, connection and co-creation through art and onchain experiments.
Hyperactive Episode 8 - Muse Studio with Max Jackson
We walk-and-talk with multidisciplinary artist and Hypersub OG, Max Jackson. He shares his journey from driving a pedicab, to discovering calligraphy, printmaking, and design, to minting his work onchain and building a community of passionate creators and collectors.
Hyperactive Episode 7 - Coop Records Club with Cooper Turley
We walk-and-talk with Coop Records Club founder, Cooper Turley. He shares his journey from studying music business in college, his humble beginnings as an eBay reseller and crypto trader, learning about DeFi and decentralized governance, cofounding FWB, and now bringing music onchain. He also talks about what it’s been like building through the bear market, incentivizing mints with meme coins, boosts and quests, sharing upside with his community, and what’s next.
Hyperactive Episode 6 - Spacemonkeys with Dalek
We walk-and-talk with artist and illustrator, James Marshall, also known as the legendary street artist, Dalek. James shares his journey from growing up in Maryland as a Navy brat, to discovering punk, skateboarding, and graffiti; moving to Japan as a teenager; and his path to a fine art career. We end on how he got into crypto, and how he’s using Hypersub to build community and earn recurring revenue onchain.
Web3's Impact on my Music Career l Emma Miller
How are NFTs reshaping the music industry? In this debut episode of GM Good Music, host Josh Savage sits down with UK music NFT pioneer Emma Miller to explore the transformative power of music NFTs. From her beginnings in Scotland to her innovative project 'Artifacts,' Emma shares her journey and insights into how NFTs are revolutionizing the way artists create and connect with fans. Discover the story behind her sold-out collection and what it means for the future of music. This episode offers a unique perspective on the intersection of music and blockchain, making it a must-listen for anyone interested in the future of the music industry. Full video available on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@gmgoodmusicpod Follow GM Good Music on X: https://x.com/gmgoodmusic Follow GM Good Music on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gmgoodmusic
Onchain Media Empires with Paragraph and Mirror ft Colin Armstrong
Colin Armstrong is the founder and CEO at Paragraph and Mirror. He previously managed engineering at Google and played a key role in expanding Coinbase into Canada and improving their Bitcoin security. In today’s episode, we discuss: Colin's Background (00:02:15): Colin shares his journey into crypto, starting from mining Bitcoin to working at Coinbase. Evolving Fraud Challenges (00:05:18): Colin explains the changing landscape of fraud and abuse, emphasizing the need for adaptive defenses. Introduction to Paragraph (00:06:21): Colin shares the inspiration behind Paragraph, focusing on media and technology integration. Traction and Growth (00:12:30): Colin discusses when he realized Paragraph had potential, particularly through integrations with Farcaster. Features of Paragraph (00:13:40): The host highlights key features of Paragraph, including NFT articles and wallet-based subscriptions. Wallet Communication Potential (00:16:05): Colin shares insights on the future of wallet communication and its potential to rival email. Collaboration with Mirror (00:18:00): Colin explains the decision to collaborate with Mirror, focusing on maximizing distribution for creators. Migration Paths (00:20:23): Plans for easy migration of content between Mirror and Paragraph for users. User Statistics (00:23:05): Overview of user engagement and content creation statistics across Mirror and Paragraph. Features for Media Companies (00:26:40): Benefits of using Paragraph or Mirror for digital media companies, including crowdfunding. Challenges for Founders (00:29:30): Identifying challenges faced by founders in the crypto space and market fluctuations. Marketing Strategies (00:34:11): Effective community engagement strategies to attract more readers to publications. Recommended Writers (00:37:00): Suggestions for three writers and publications to follow on Paragraph. Newsletters: Jared Hecht, Terminally Onchain, Paragraph Picks. Mentioned: Paragraph, Google, Coinbase, Mirror, Farcaster, Substack, Google Cloud. Until next time, - Kaloh
Long Live Music NFTs | Latashá & Ed Balloon
In this episode we chat with Latashá and Ed Balloon, both independent musicians and trailblazers at the intersection of music & onchain media. We dive into their respective background as professional creatives, frustrations with onchain platforms & marketplaces, going “direct-to-consumer” and the importance of user data, creative freedom & ownership, explorations beyond music, and more.
Why Media Now Has a Market Cap ft. David Beiner of Hume Collective
This episode welcomes David Beiner, CEO of Hume Collective and Founder of the meme coin LOUDER. In our discussion, we explore the shift to onchain media and what it means for content creation, distribution, and monetization. We touch on the idea of 'media with a market cap,' looking at how tokenization can change ownership dynamics and offer new opportunities for creators. David also shares his thoughts on the future of onchain media and its potential to influence digital culture. It’s a jam packed discussion, so I hope you enjoy our conversation.
many such cases ep 14: blocks, boosts, rewards, mini-apps
Jonny and Ted share their reactions and thoughts on the potential impact of Warpcast’s newest features: blocks, boosts, and $5 USDC Warpcast rewards. For the hundredth time, they also explore specific ways in which channel could be a viable pathway to scale the best aspects of Farcaster that they remember from the early days: finding and building authentic community. Last, they visit the potential of mini apps and deep links as a richer UX and dev solution to the limitations of frames. Enjoy! 00:00 Introduction: rebrand and Jonny’s design process 03:30 Blocks: how can this enhance (or hurt) user control over conversations? 10:15: $5 USDC Warpcast Rewards and Boosts: will this actually result in quality content from new users? 20:00: Reply Culture: how can we recreate engagement from early days? 27:00: Channels: how can channels scale the network? 36:00: Channel Ecosystem: what are specific ideas to help improve channel content? 40:00: Mini-apps: could these be the next solution for a richer dev and user experience?
many such cases ep 13: explore, moxie, twitter crossposting, and channels
In this comeback conversation, Ted and Jonny discuss their takes on the new Explore page, the impact of the new Moxie protocol on the Warpcast experience, what it means for the Network School to be built “on Farcaster”, and the stagnant, yet promising nature of channels against the challenge of quality content. 00:00 Introduction and episode overview 01:14 How we’re feeling about the Explore Page and what we want to see next 11:14 Understanding Moxie and its impact on our Warpcast experience 21:20 Why experiments are important to Farcaster 26:50 Twitter celebrities cross-posting: good or bad? 36:23 What it means for the Network School to be built on Farcaster 37:20 Channel check-in (in lieu of a feelings check-in)
Hyperactive Episode 5 - Red with Antimo FM
We walk-and-talk with freelance product designer, Antimo FM. Antimo shares his journey from growing up in Italy with a passion for comic books and illustration, his path to design, crypto, and Farcaster, and how he’s using Hypersub to build community and earn recurring revenue onchain.
The cost of attention in the new creator economy
In this conversation Pichi and Humpty cover various topics related to Farcaster, including the use of wallet connect, collapse frames, collaboration, and the integration of Moxie tokens. The hosts discuss the future of the attention economy and the potential for widespread adoption of new models and the role platforms like Farhouse and Tavern play in it, highlighting the importance of collaboration and the potential for monetization on demand.
