Bitcoins and Gravy #19 - Bots Gone Wild & QuickCoin!
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Show Notes for Episode #19: Bots Gone Wild & QuickCoin!
Today is June 9th 2014 – Welcome to Episode # 19 of Bitcoins and Gravy, a weekly show about anything and everything having to do with Bitcoins and the Bitcoin community.
On today’s show Lij and I get Tokyo on the line to talk with Jon Southurst. Jon is a business-tech and economic development writer who discovered bitcoin in early 2012. His work has appeared in numerous blogs, UN development appeals, and Canadian & Australian newspapers. Based in Tokyo for a decade, Jon is a regular at bitcoin meetups in Japan and likes to write about any topic that straddles technology and world-altering economics. Jon tells us about the mysteries of Mt. Gox and the Bots that aren’t talking.
We also take a trip to Baghdad By The Bay (San Francisco) for a talk with Marshall Hayner of QuickCoin.co. Marshall tells us how Quick Coin may just be the easiest way in the world to send bitcoin to friends and family using Facebook. He also turns us on to the idea of a Bitcoin Fair via BitcoinFair.org - a project that sounds both educational and like a whole lotta of fun!
So stay right here for more from Bitcoins and Gravy. And remember to call us on the Bitcoins and Gravy Hotline with your comments or questions at (615) 208-5198 or simply click on the Hotline link from your mobile phone when you visit BitcoinAndGravy.com. Or you can email us at: howdy@bitcoinsandgravy.com.
CREDITS:
John Southurst
Coindesk.com
Twitter: @southtopia
Marshall Hayner:
Quickcoin.co
Bitcoinfair.org
Special thanks to Alex Munõz Guijarro for his excellent pedal steel playing.
Interviews for this episode were edited and produced by Elijah “Lij” Shaw at The Toy Box Studio, East Nashville, TN, and by John Barrett in his bat cave.
Theme song “Gravy” by the band, Eleanor Roosevelt with Lij on fiddle.
Harmonica tracks provided by Billy O. Longstreet of Nashville, Tennessee.
And a big thank you to our sponsor Miktek Audio for providing the fantastic PM9 microphones!
Questions or Comments?
Bitcoins and Gravy Hotline: (615) 208-5198
Leave us your questions, comments or suggestions about our show and please speak slowly and clearly. We would love to use your voice on our show and your feedback is valuable to us.
(NOTE: If you would rather we did not use your voice, please say so on the message and we can simply reply to your question without using your voice).
Email us to say Howdy!: howdy@bitcoinsandgravy.com
Visit our NewWebsite: BitcoinsAndGravy.com
Bitcoins and Gravy Tipping Addresses):
Bitcoin: 1ByqQXLTm9JZGSwnfqCCakaifBt3grQkXS
Litecoin: LTwaVGVqzKeKbsfXZCz2g4yJxZj7oPsps
Show Notes for Episode #19: Bots Gone Wild & QuickCoin!
Today is June 9th 2014 – Welcome to Episode # 19 of Bitcoins and Gravy, a weekly show about anything and everything having to do with Bitcoins and the Bitcoin community.
On today’s show Lij and I get Tokyo on the line to talk with Jon Southurst. Jon is a business-tech and economic development writer who discovered bitcoin in early 2012. His work has appeared in numerous blogs, UN development appeals, and Canadian & Australian newspapers. Based in Tokyo for a decade, Jon is a regular at bitcoin meetups in Japan and likes to write about any topic that straddles technology and world-altering economics. Jon tells us about the mysteries of Mt. Gox and the Bots that aren’t talking.
We also take a trip to Baghdad By The Bay (San Francisco) for a talk with Marshall Hayner of QuickCoin.co. Marshall tells us how Quick Coin may just be the easiest way in the world to send bitcoin to friends and family using Facebook. He also turns us on to the idea of a Bitcoin Fair via BitcoinFair.org - a project that sounds both educational and like a whole lotta of fun!
So stay right here for more from Bitcoins and Gravy. And remember to call us on the Bitcoins and Gravy Hotline with your comments or questions at (615) 208-5198 or simply click on the Hotline link from your mobile phone when you visit BitcoinAndGravy.com. Or you can email us at: howdy@bitcoinsandgravy.com.
CREDITS:
John Southurst
Coindesk.com
Twitter: @southtopia
Marshall Hayner:
Quickcoin.co
Bitcoinfair.org
Special thanks to Alex Munõz Guijarro for his excellent pedal steel playing.
Interviews for this episode were edited and produced by Elijah “Lij” Shaw at The Toy Box Studio, East Nashville, TN, and by John Barrett in his bat cave.
Theme song “Gravy” by the band, Eleanor Roosevelt with Lij on fiddle.
Harmonica tracks provided by Billy O. Longstreet of Nashville, Tennessee.
And a big thank you to our sponsor Miktek Audio for providing the fantastic PM9 microphones!
Questions or Comments?
Bitcoins and Gravy Hotline: (615) 208-5198
Leave us your questions, comments or suggestions about our show and please speak slowly and clearly. We would love to use your voice on our show and your feedback is valuable to us.
(NOTE: If you would rather we did not use your voice, please say so on the message and we can simply reply to your question without using your voice).
Email us to say Howdy!: howdy@bitcoinsandgravy.com
Visit our NewWebsite: BitcoinsAndGravy.com
Bitcoins and Gravy Tipping Addresses):
Bitcoin: 1ByqQXLTm9JZGSwnfqCCakaifBt3grQkXS
Litecoin: LTwaVGVqzKeKbsfXZCz2g4yJxZj7oPsps