In this episode, Reed is back and we catch up on what’s been shipping around the show and in our little corner of Podcasting 2.0. I talk through updates to the Candor site, including a past-episodes page and global transcript search, plus the latest Boost Me Bitch changes with downloads and a play queue. We also dig into Booster Bot, the idea of using Nostr as a discoverability layer instead of a replacement for everything, and why surfacing boost data in public can unlock new ways to find shows, music, and listeners. Along the way, we touch on V4V Music, Local Bitcoiners, Bowl After Bowl, and some of the real-world tradeoffs between centralization, decentralization, and building useful tools that people will actually use.We also spend a big chunk of the episode on value for value itself: where it came from, how No Agenda helped shape so much of this culture, and why the model is about more than just money. Reed and I talk through boosts, social capital, discoverability, and the importance of actually creating value before expecting support in return. Then we close things out by reading a long batch of boosts, listener feedback, and app-testing notes, which turned this into one of our more community-driven episodes so far.V4V Music: https://v4vmusic.comBUTT (Broadcast Using This Tool): https://danielnoethen.de/butt/https://dvorak.org/peerage.htmhttps://www.bullishboosts.app/https://www.podhome.fm/docs/live-podcastinghttps://www.dergigi.com/2026/03/22/caring-about-sloppypasta/Logues podcast - Hot Wax Club: https://www.boostmebuddy.com/?podcast=29d75661-fc75-4897-bf1a-1f85008266fb