Juan gives us a debrief of his freezing Tassie trip and I explain my recent NFT investigations.

In Episode #341 of 'Meanderings' Juan and I discuss: why Juan absolutely loved the MONA in Hobart, having fun with randoms in an art exhibit, intentionally exposing yourself to cold, our appreciation of companies with non-professional marketing, the NFT's I've been looking at like Disco Solaris, how the Hosky 'project' (lol) is showing signs of professionalism (can't believe I just wrote that) and why the crypto bear market is making research way easier.

As always, we hope you enjoy. Mere Mortals out!

Timeline:
(0:00) - A cold getaway
(0:32) - Where is Tasmania?
(1:02) - Can't live without a reverse camera on the car
(3:56) - MONA: Museum of Old and New Art
(5:52) - A cheeky and fun place
(6:54) - With cheeky and fun signs
(8:01) - The confessional cone art piece
(10:25) - Preparing yourself for the cold
(13:51) - Becoming hard & resilient
(17:14) - Duolingo Twitter is risqué and refreshingly unprofessional
(21:13) - A bad experience at Karen's Diner (I want to speak to the manager!)
(23:44) - Dick's Last Resort
(26:20) - NFT's as an investment; serious people doing serious things
(32:10) - Sayo's Strawberry Farm & the HOSKY sorter
(34:06) - Trading C(ashgrab)NFT's
(34:55) - Stats of getting a S#!tty
(37:12) - Tim Ferriss NFT
(40:36) - V4V, NFT & ART 


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