The Crypto Radio - Guardians of Bitcoin

To be held in Dubai on 28th-29th April 2025 alongside TOKEN2049, Bitcoin Oasis is an invite-only event uniting investors, miners, and industry leaders. Founders Lara Eggimann and Daniel Jeun share how their platform, Bitcoin Arabia, is building a network for Bitcoin-focused businesses across the GCC and beyond – championing Bitcoin as a standard and expanding into new regions like Africa.

Harley Echlin shares how his passion for Bitcoin started at just 14, fueled by podcasts and events like Cheat Code. He reflects on the mixed reactions from his family and criticizes the British education system for overlooking Bitcoin. Now, planning to head to York University to study economics and philosophy, Harley continues to share his insights through the Bitcoin Youth Podcast.

Susie Violet Ward, CEO of Bitcoin Policy UK, explains why outdated regulations are holding back the UK’s Bitcoin adoption. She contrasts the UK’s restrictive stance with the US’s supportive approach and highlights how sensible policies could boost business and harness Bitcoin mining for energy efficiency.

Join Tali Lindberg as she introduces money and Bitcoin concepts through the Super Kay Adventures book series. From saving for a $10 gift to running a lemonade stand, these stories make complex ideas like inflation and regulation easy to understand. Tali shares simple tips for teaching financial literacy to kids in a way that’s practical and engaging.

Lorraine Marcel is on a mission to empower women across Africa through Bitcoin. As the founder of Bitcoin Dada, she’s helping women in 11 countries gain financial independence and break down barriers through education. In this episode of Guardians of Bitcoin, she shares how Bitcoin is changing lives, why sisterhood is at the heart of her initiative, and how you can support her work.

We hear four voices from across the space in celebration of International Women’s Day. Heeral discusses her recent entry into Bitcoin, while Susie reflects on her shift from Dogecoin. Katie describes how motherhood changed her views on financial freedom and Aza is excited by the Bitcoin community and all it brings.

Bo sits down with Greg Walker of Learn me a Bitcoin to break down how Bitcoin mining works, why it prevents double spending, and how miners earn rewards. They explore the impact of halving, the growing role of transaction fees, and the energy debate—does mining waste power, or is it essential for securing $2 trillion in assets?

A decentralized, non-KYC Bitcoin meetup in rural Australia, Bitcoin Bush Bash brings together enthusiasts to discuss Bitcoin’s technical and social impact. With a growing community, privacy-first ethos, and no registration required, it’s a unique space for learning, networking, and supporting local economies.

Anja Schuetz, founder of Bitvocation, shares her journey from corporate operations to Bitcoin and the challenges of finding Bitcoin-only jobs. She explains how her Telegram job feed became a go-to resource, with the U.S. leading in opportunities and over 50% of roles remote. Anja discusses Bitvocation’s Proof of Work Lab, the importance of Bitcoin-related extracurriculars, and the volatility of Bitcoin jobs

How is Madeira becoming a global Bitcoin hub? André Loja shares how Free Madeira is driving adoption by onboarding businesses, educating merchants, and working with policymakers to integrate Bitcoin into the island’s economy. He also discusses the success of Bitcoin Atlantis, plans to expand Bitcoin education through publishing, and upcoming energy-focused initiatives.

Is financial freedom just the beginning? In this episode of Guardians of Bitcoin, Bo Jablonski talks to Katie Ananina, CEO of Plan B Passport, about why Bitcoiners are securing second passports and choosing to live beyond borders. With insights from The Sovereign Individual, The Rise and Rise of Bitcoin, and more, we explore how technology is reshaping money, mobility, and personal freedom.

Bo speaks to Danny Stagg from Breez about Bitcoin payments and how businesses are starting to accept it, and Jack Everitt from THNDR on earning sats through games like Snake and Solitaire. Can Bitcoin work as everyday money?

Troy Dunn shares the vision for the world's first BitcoinCruise, where community, business, and charity meet on the open water.

God Bless Bitcoin documentary explores whether its principles align with religious teachings in Christianity, Judaism, Islam, Hinduism, and Buddhism. Featuring filmmakers Brian and Kelly Estes speaking to host Bo Jablonski

Learn how Bitcoin mining is shaping energy consumption and could help solve global energy challenges.

What's the problem? Joe Bryan breaks down society's issues with Bo Jablonski, finding Bitcoin as the solution

Insights into early meetups, market dynamics, and predictions for its future trajectory