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Tatiana & Josh are joined by technologist and entrepreneur Giacomo Zucco. Giacomo is based in Italy and starts by sharing his experience during the COVID-19 outbreak in one of the nations hardest-hit during the start of the pandemic. Giacomo & Josh talk about government responses to the crisis and why opposing tyranny during an emergency is critical. Giacomo discusses why the nature of government is to increase its own power and control, and how that can create a self-perpetuating cycle of fear that drives opportunism. He also dismisses theories that the COVID pandemic was part of some conspiracy, pointing out that if the coronavirus is a bioweapon, it’s an incredibly poor one. Giacomo compares the suppression of rights in the US during the pandemic to the standing lack of individual rights in Italy. He also explains how misinformation and misinterpretation of data leads to the proliferation of conspiracy theories, and how pop culture, especially music, can help to alter behaviors and values. Giacomo

The world of social media is changing. Between the corporate censorship, shadow bans and algorithms that stalk and dictate everyone's online lives, many users are growing sick and tired of companies like Facebook and Twitter treating them like just another data asset to sell. Flote CEO Kingsley Edwards joins the program to talk about why their social media platform is different and better. Kingsley tells Tatiana and Josh about his history in the cryptocurrency world and with the Ron Paul movement, and how what he observed there inspired him to create the Flote project. He discusses how the site aims to be better than the current social media giants by emphasizing free speech, data security and a bitcoin-based monetization system that helps users see the content they want to see. He discusses how the platform encourages self-policing rather than moderator action, as well as how the network is creating a more diverse user base in terms of types of content, political alignment and national origin. It's a fantast

Tech writer and content strategist David Weiss joins Tatiana and Josh to mix two things that would go really well together: music and crypto.  David was an early adopter of Bitcoin, but he was not seriously involved until an opportunity to write about blockchain projects came along in 2018. With his background in music, he became especially interested in projects like Token.fm and Tatianacoin.  This could be the beginning of a beautiful friendship for art and crypto. A decentralized and immutable ledger in the music world would make sure that everyone, including sound engineers would get credit for their work.  And even though it is not all about the money, it is also about that. Tatiana shares the financial reality of producing a record and lists opportunities of monetization for artists on the blockchain. There are plenty of ways for artists to own and be able to transfer their fan base, including issuing their own tokens. The conversation ends on a positive note for the future of music, even when artists a

Founder and architect of Nexus, Colin Cantrell joined Tatiana and Josh to talk about the future of the internet. Hint: it’s decentralized, open source and easy to use. Colin retells how the internet was designed to be decentralized, but became more of a Mutually Assured Destruction scenario. He goes into explaining the technical background of his company Nexus, comparing it to the “old internet” we have today. According to Colin, the internet and Bitcoin can both be considered prototypes of their kind, they both gained popularity very quickly, and as such, there are security flaws and inconveniences that never got fixed. Nexus is building up slowly, based on satellites and other devices running the Nexus OS, and incentivizing everyone to contribute.  Colin gives his thoughts on how new technologies can reignite our imagination and speaks up for collaboration as a driver of exponential growth. He delivers an inspiring message on the future of humans and the internet.About the Guest:Colin Cantrell is a software

Financial expert and crypto evangelist Bruce Fenton joins Tatiana to talk a variety of subjects, from life under lockdown in the “Live Free or Die” state of New Hampshire to how technology is changing the face of the workplace, and the challenges of being an event organizer during the pandemic Bruce discusses why current securities laws are a double-edged sword for investors, and what blockchain solutions currently exist that could make some regulations unnecessary and open up security trading to a wider business and investor audience. He explains why the current securities and exchange system is outdated and how cryptocurrency can help modernize it. Bruce also talks about how regulation and bureaucracy is destabilizing the economy and why the system may need to get worse before it can get better, why prepping is more important now than ever, and more! About the Guest:Bruce Fenton is the founder and CEO of Chainstone Labs, an investment and advisory company focused on the blockchain and securities space. Chai

Lily Tang Williams was born into and raised under the brutal Maoist regime of China. Indoctrinated into the teachings of the Chinese Communist Party, she was taught to forsake all other beliefs and possessions for the glory of the State. She’s now a US citizen and a Libertarian politician, speaker & activist who travels the country talking about her experiences.   Lily joins the program to talk to Tatiana and Josh about her history and her concerns about modern, ‘trendy’ socialism. She compares and contrasts her childhood under Mao with the freer markets under his successor, and gives her thoughts on China’s alleged theft of the West’s intellectual property and its attitudes toward governance of Hong Kong & Taiwan. Lily also gives her thoughts on the current US administration and its treatment of China, why it’s important for the free world to stand up to China, and much, much more.About the Guest:Lily Tang Williams was a Chinese lawyer and law assistant professor, who became an American businesswoman

With the ever changing climate in the country, one cannot help but consider what other options are out there in the world for someone to live and practice liberty. Guest, Mark Edge of FreeTalkLive.com, explains to Tatiana and Joshua what it takes to split away from the U.S. both logistically and literally. After describing three different criteria to consider when filing ‘paperwork’ and paying dues, different countries are described with their pros and cons weighed. A larger conversation about urban living versus country living is debated along with the acknowledgement of indigenous Americans demonstrating how freedom and liberty can come from within the country itself. About the Guest:Host and founder of the #25 talk show in the US, Mark has a passion for finding the free-est places in the world and exploring new projects focused on human liberty. If you like this content, please send a tip with BTC to 1Q2QHoNowg8D2QzWhBQU1YrraG771aCpgS More Info: Tatiana MorozCrypto Media HubVaultoroFreeTalkLiveFriends and

  After discussing some important information regarding purchasing Bitcoin, CoinDesk editor, Adam B. Levine discusses the advent of the Tatiana Coin and intention behind tokens in modern commerce. Referencing many projects Adam and Tatiana Moroz participated in, the discussion leads to real world examples of where token technology and blockchain technologies can improve the quality of life and commerce… when used correctly. Adam also discussed the many use cases explored at Tokenly.com including e-commerce, NFTs, and the advantages of various blockhains. About the Guest(s):Adam B. Levine joined CoinDesk in 2019 as editor of their new audio and podcasts division. Previously, Adam founded the long-running Let’s Talk Bitcoin! talk show with co-hosts Stephanie Murphy and Andreas M. Antonopoulos. Finding early success with the show, Adam transformed the podcast’s homepage into a full news desk and publishing platform, founding the LTB Network in January of 2014 to help broaden the conversation with new and di

Friend of The Tatiana Show, Lyn Ulbricht, returns to catch up on the fight to free her son Ross from prison. With more than 340,000 signatures on the Change.org petition to grant him a pardon, Lyn is going hard for one of the last courses of action that could set Ross free after nearly eight years of incarceration.  Ross was convicted based on transactions that happened on the free trade platform, Silk Road. Each of the charges for which Ross was convicted is a non-violent offense. Yet, he is serving two life sentences plus 40 years in a maximum security prison.  Tatiana, Josh, and Lyn recap the corrupt investigation, the dubious charges, the incredible trial, ongoing international efforts to set Ross free, and the toll it has taken on him and his family. About the Guest:Lyn Ulbricht is the mother of Ross Ulbricht, a peaceful 36-year old who was sentenced to double life plus 40 years without parole for all non-violent charges associated with his role in the Silk Road website. Since Ross’s arrest Lyn has stri

Liberty activist and longtime friend of Tatiana’s, Ernest Hancock,  turns the tables in an interview of her that he recorded earlier this month at PorcFest. The pair discussed everything from why Tatiana wants to leave New Jersey and rent control to the real-life playing out of Ayn Rand’s “Atlas Shrugged.” Tatiana and Ernie discuss, in depth, her entry to the liberty activism scene around 2011, the changing philosophies of the liberty and crypto spaces, Trump’s impact on everything from political discourse, social media, the validity of mainstream media, and more. Tatiana dives into the impact COVID-19 and the quarantines have had on her personal life and on people around her and where her various business projects are heading. Ernie shares the inspiration for Freedom’s Phoenix and how his views and goals have changed over his career as a liberty activist. Liberty activist and longtime friend of Tatiana’s, Ernest Hancock,  turns the tables in an interview of her that he recorded earlier this month at PorcFes

Chrissa McFarlane, CEO and Founder of Patientory, is tackling global need: secure health information management that is concerned with patient privacy. And McFarlane sees blockchain technology as a part of the solution.Chrissa McFarlane realized the world has a very big problem: the healthcare industry is slow to innovate and inefficient. Nothing in recent memory has made this more clear than the current COVID-19 pandemic. Global response to the coronavirus was, without a doubt, hampered by misinformation and slow communication and a lack of cooperation when it came to setting standards for gathering, recording, and sharing data. Patientory plans to make a big dent in this big problem. With a background in research, healthcare operations, and data management, McFarlane is dedicated to educating regulators and healthcare leaders about the urgent need for data management solutions across the entire healthcare industry, from pharmaceutical supply chain management to digital health & therapeutics, to telemed

“We’re in it to win.”  Tatiana sits down with Libertarian Party nominee for Vice President Spike Cohen in this episode of The Tatiana Show and he holds nothing back in explaining why he and Presidential nominee Jo Jorgensen are the answer to the country’s two-party woes. Spike recounts his evolution from young neo-con to liberty-lover and shares how his initial dislike of Ron Paul grew to admiration of his position on foreign intervention and fiscal responsibility. Ultimately, leading him to sell the business he built to pursue spreading liberty full time and running for the VP nomination in the Libertarian Party.  Spike’s reading list is one that every libertarian will recognize: Bastiat, Spooner, Hayek, Von Mises, Rothbard, and more. His articulate explanation of his positions on things like handling social media censorship, the mainstream media, and what libertarians everywhere will get out of this election are enough to get Tatiana excited about November.Tatiana and Cohen cover issues ranging from poli

If choosing between terrible and awful for president this year makes you want to take a hard look at seasteading or joining an autonomous zone, this episode of The Tatiana Show may just offer some hope. Libertarian Party candidate for president and long-time Libertarian Party member, Jo Jorgensen, joins Tatiana for this important, information-filled episode to explain how she is the right choice this election year. Many people may not realize that the election commission is a private entity that determines which candidates appear on the debate stage, and they have managed to stop third party candidates from participating, despite the LP being on the ballot in all 50 states. Jo explains her position on issues such as controlling social media, how to deal with corporate monopolies, reducing government influence in your daily life, how to educate and unify voters across the political spectrum, and cryptocurrency. Jo also comments on current national concerns, including defunding the police, the war on drugs, t

Josh and Tatiana are spending this episode of The Tatiana Show focused on privacy and they welcome Isabela Bagueros, Executive Director of the Tor Project to explain why privacy on the internet is important. Isabela recounts how she first came to use the Tor browser and then began working for the Tor Project, eventually becoming its Executive Director. She also, very simply, likens the layers of encryption applied when connected to Tor to the layers of an onion… hence, the Onion Router. Previously, Tor users were able to use the browser to visit the web anonymously. The latest Tor project,  the open-source OnionShare, now allows users to offer and exchange content with the same encrypted protection. Isabela also addresses the term “dark web,” and explains that there is no such thing…at least, not as it exists in the imagination of people who are not familiar with how internet infrastructure works. What most people think of is the “dark web” is really just the “unindexed web.”  What Tor offers is not a doorway

BlockSpaces co-founder Rosa Shores and CTO Chris Tyler join Josh and Tatiana to share the evolution of BlockSpaces from a community participating in local meetups in the Tampa area to a powerhouse of enterprise development in the blockchain space. Rosa’s first exposure to cryptocurrency was through the lens of  libertarian economic ideology, but her corporate background led her to consider how tokens could be used for making ecommerce payment more efficient and transparent track and tracing to highlight product sourcing for brands. BlockSpaces moved to solve some B2B enterprise issues with their development services. Josh and Tatiana ask, and Chris and Rosa answer, the questions:  How does BlockSpaces define “enterprise” applications?Why blockchain and not just existing database technology?How do you insure the integrity of data at the original input?Which issues along supply chains can blockchain solve?Where do ideas such as Digital / Decentralized ID fit into enterprise solutions?Does cryptocurrency have a

  Author and  liberty advocate Michael Maharrey joins the show and begins by explaining the goals and philosophy of the Tenth Amendment Center, where he serves as national communications director. He got involved after becoming disillusioned with the lack of progress from the Tea Party movement. Michael explains in simple terms exactly what the 10th Amendment and Bill of Rights represent legally & philosophically.Tatiana, Josh, and Mr. Maharrey embark a wide-reaching conversation covering topics ranging from the nature of the Constitution and contrasts with governance systems in other countries, state powers versus federal government powers during a national crisis,  law enforcement response during COVID-19 lockdowns, the differing perspectives between coronavirus lockdown protestors and those protesting over the death of George Floyd, and how pro-liberty artists can best get their message out to the public. They also broach the question of capitalism’s role in freedom.  About the Guest: Michael Maha

Prepperpalooza guest and military veteran Kristen Meghan returns to the Tatiana Show to talk with Josh and Tatiana about the COVID-19 crisis, particularly in Michigan, in the context of her military and health freedom activism experience.We’re doing it all wrong, according to Kristen. Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer has extended the coronavirus quarantine orders in her state beyond what many other areas of the country have instituted, and is experiencing pushback from many parts of the state. As a leading contender for the VP slot on the Biden ticket, Whitmer is taking full advantage of of the current crisis to keep herself in the national spotlight.  According to Kristen, Whitmer has unconstitutionally extended her emergency powers to enforce these extended quarantine measures… including threatening those who open carry in Michigan and mandatory mask orders. Tatiana agrees with Kristen that the way Michigan is employing certain measures is beyond unreasonable. Beyond authoritarian abuses of power, Krist

Tatiana & Josh are joined first by Matt McKibbin who recounts his history with Tatiana as supporters of the Ron Paul campaign and how it eventually led to their interest in cryptocurrency, while Josh reflects on observing Paul’s campaign while living in his native Australia. Josh & Tatiana compare (but mostly contrast) Paul’s campaign with that of Bernie Sanders. Matt shares his interest in decentralization and explains how he brought crypto with his group to Burning Man, and his desire to help the expansion of blockchain businesses and technology, such as the decentralized internet app service ThreeFold. Matt talks about his interest in The Singularity and how data security & decentralization will be essential as mankind moves toward a cybernetically-enhanced future and thought-powered devices. Next, they discuss microdosing and the use of psychedelics as a way of “upgrading the human OS,” and why most CBD products aren’t high enough quality to be effective. Matt gives his predictions on how The

The COVID-19 coronavirus has had an unprecedented global impact on health and economy and it has been heartening to see so many efforts to offer relief appear through out the world. BitGive founder Connie Gallippi joins Tatiana and Josh from Tahoe, where the coronavirus has impacted a disproportionate number of residents, to share the ongoing COVID-19 relief efforts happening through BitGive’s donation platform, GiveTrack and shares her experience in helping to rally the crypto community and beyond during this crises. BitGive, the first bitcoin and blockchain non-profit,  has applied it’s RSK blockchain solution, GiveTrack, to transparently record donations from around the world to benefit  Direct Relief, GiveDirectly, and One Fair Wage Emergency Fund with an initial fundraising goal of $20,000. RSK Labs got them off to a great start with a $10,000 donation. With their integration partnership with Uphold, supporters can now donate using bitcoin, fiat, or any of the more than 30 cryptocurrencies supported by

Mom, business owner, and food rights activist Liz Reitzig returns to The Tatiana Show and shares how the birth of her oldest child led her on the journey to source healthy food and, ultimately, become an advocate for decentralized distribution of farm fresh goods. Liz shares tons of valuable information on topics ranging from  raw milk and how pasteurization may relate to lactose intolerance to the food chain supply and distribution disruptions during the COVID-19 outbreak and how addressing food waste could mitigate shortages. Tatiana and Liz go on to discuss organizations that support both urban and traditional farming, Governor Whitmer’s seed ban in Michigan, the USDA monopoly on portioned meat production and the PRIME Act, the easiest foods to grow in urban environments, and how to connect with local fresh food producers. We hope you took notes! About the Guests: Liz Reitzig owns and operates Grassfed On The Hill, a local foods buying club that serves the greater Washington DC metro area. The buying c