Bitcoin Awareness, Calendars, and Real Ownership
The February 20, 2026 episode of The Bitcoin Way features TC explaining how his Timechain Calendar project visualizes Bitcoin’s blocks, difficulty adjustments, and supply dynamics.
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Debt, Sovereignty, and Bitcoin as Financial Exit
The February 18, 2026 episode of the You’re the Voice podcast features Simon Dixon arguing that modern political and economic systems are structured around debt issuance, securitization, and institutional subordination.
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Bitcoin Sovereignty, AI Surveillance, and Political Realignment
The February 16, 2026 episode of THE Bitcoin Podcast features Erik Cason arguing that Bitcoin and open-source AI are converging tools for personal sovereignty amid institutional distrust and expanding surveillance.
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Bitcoin as Discrete Time: Physics, Entropy, and Quantum Risk
The February 11, 2026 episode of Bitcoin Fundamentals features Jeff Booth, Jack, and Nick presenting a paper that treats Bitcoin as a physical process producing discrete units of time.
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Self-Custody, Control Systems, and the Fight for Monetary Exit
The January 11, 2026 episode of the Brandon Gentile Podcast features Tony Yazbeck arguing that recurring fraud and political churn reflect a fiat system sliding from service provision into extraction.
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Bitcoin’s Endgame: Incentives, Custody, and the Fiat Exit
The January 05, 2026 episode of Simply Bitcoin features Knut Svanholm explaining why “everything divided by 21 million” captures Bitcoin’s scarcity logic and long-run purchasing power thesis.
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When Bitcoin Privacy Becomes a Crime: The Samurai Wallet Prosecution
The December 09, 2025 episode of TFTC features Keonne Rodriguez explaining how the Samurai Wallet prosecution reframes U.S. attitudes toward non-custodial Bitcoin privacy tools.
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Bitcoin’s Dip, Institutional Demand, and Privacy Risks
The November 28, 2025 episode of the Robin Seyr Podcast features Mike Molnar arguing that the latest pullback below $90,000 is trivial compared with earlier drawdowns and irrelevant to Bitcoin’s long-term thesis.
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From “0.1 BTC” to Sovereignty: Nodes, Sats, and Community Scale
The October 13, 2025 episode of The Bitcoin Edge with Paula features Robin Seyr outlining a pathway from price curiosity to sovereignty through self-custody, validating nodes, and community building.
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Bitcoin Governance Reality, Payment Pragmatics, and Vault Security
The October 10, 2025 episode of THE Bitcoin Podcast features NVK arguing that Bitcoin’s governance is rule-bound “anarchy” where economic settlement, not headcounts, shapes outcomes.
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Bitcoin’s Institutional Pivot and Governance Risks
The September 19, 2025 episode of What Bitcoin Did features Pete Rizzo analyzing Bitcoin’s cultural pivot from grassroots “freedom money” ideals to institutional financialization.
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Bitcoin as Scarcity Protocol and Societal Catalyst
The September 15, 2025 episode of The Bitcoin Edge with Paula features Jesse Tevelow describing Bitcoin as a protocol distinct from altcoin products, designed to counter fiat debasement through fixed supply.
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