This is a total wip ofthe real arrangement i'm doing of this compo. This is also a no-mix. My original, demi-classical sketch has kind of evolved into a more "modern" sounding thing (damn ye, dr octo rex... grrr...)... it has its moments.

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In a fiat world, everything is subject to change and that’s exactly what happened in Argentina one recent november night.   Andreas, Stephanie and I talk Cryptocurrency and Corruption, Black Markets and Opportunity.
Then, CoinPunk is a project funded in part by a grant from the Bitcoin Foundation.  Simply put, they allow Bitcoin payments on mobile devices without needing a native application.  As we sometimes do, LTB is happy to share the first transaction ever made using this important innovation.

Later,  Andreas is in Argentina for the Latin America Bitcoin Conference.  He caught up with Manuel Arraoz, the founder and chief developer of ProofOfExistence.com, the Block-chain Notary Service to talk about fixing moments in time, how Bitcoin 0.9 will change the game for meta-services using it and more.

And finally, we step back a bit from Bitcoin and look for a moment at the larger world we live in.  Bitcoin is disruptive financial tech that hasn’t yet been stopped because those who wish it ill can’t find a head to chop off or a body to drag into court.   BSS has been thinking about where all of this is heading, and it’s an idea worth hearing.  We end todays show with Silicon Valley’s Ultimate Exit.

CREDITS

35% Is Nothing to Sneeze At was produced and edited by Adam B. Levine, and featured Stephanie Murphy, Andreas Antonopoulos and Adam B. Levine

Coinpunk First was presented courtesy of Kyle Drake with editing for content by Adam B. Levine

Proof of Existence was produced by Andreas M. Antonopoulos, Edited by Adam B. Levine and featured Andreas M. Antonopoulos and Manuel Arroaz

Silicon Valley’s Ultimate Exit was played courtesy of YCombinator Talks

 Music was provided by Jared Rubens 
Questions or comments?  Email adam@letstalkbitcoin.com - 

E65 - Disruptive Bitcoin

Episode 3 of the Best Linux Games Podcast, the companion to the Steam group of the same name. This week: Icewind Dale, more Oculus Rift and Steam VR mode talk, plus the usual weekly overview of all the best deals for the best titles available for Linux gaming through Steam. 

Best Linux Games Podcast Episode3 2014-11-01

This week, we do our first-ever remotely recorded episode of the podcast as we do the show from Bellingham, WA, where we are attending Linux Fest Northwest 2016! Our big game of the week?: "Speedrunners" has come to Linux (the much beloved sidescrolling hyper competitive online 4 player run/jump/superhero-footracer). Plus, we cover several other releases new for this week, including 2 space shooters that have us slavering with anticipatory-space-shooter-murder-glee. www.bestlinuxgames.com

BLGP Ep 78: SpeedRunners & LFNW 2016

Due to having been driven beyond the brink of madness last Sunday by a play experience that felt like a slow motion kick in the balls, we diverge from our normal show's weekly format to take a (sometimes very funny, frighteningly critically serious, and batshit-crazy) multidisciplinerary, boozy tour of three  recently published marble-based games... trying to answer the question... "WHAT IS WRONG with These Three Marble Games?" Caterwauling, hijinx, and barely coherent animal ravings follow. Join in and a HAVE A BALL!
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-Our Video of the Week features kind of an expuirgated and heavily abridged summary of the full feature as we play with 2 of our balls  in "Groovy," and "Hyposphere..." SIMULTANEOUSLY!:
https://youtu.be/N1o2ejQKjcA
Our Print Review of "Duskers (on our Tumblr page):" http://sethbarkan.tumblr.com/post/145285173952/my-review-of-duskers-on-steam-which-they
BLGP's YouTube Channel:
www.youtube.com/channel/UCWZEWVqgO288mI6-nNveQeg

BLGP Ep 84: What's Wrong With These 3 Marble Games (Feature)

For our INCOMPREHENSIBLY ACTUALLY REAL AND NOT MISCOUNTED one hundredth episode of the best linux games podcast, this week we feature the very latest on the controversial tsunami surrounding the two best games available for the operating system... that's right: "Tux Racer," and the visuall,y stunning state-of-the-art VR-Enabled MMORPG, "Nethack." We also take a moment to thank all of our friends and listeners, take a moment to fire crack Engineer Ivor Molina live on the air and mid-broadcast, and - by the time all the dust settled from our coverage of these, the only two games available for the GNU/Linux general computing platform, and the only two titles released in the last twenty years that can make that claim - we somehow manage to squeeze in a little news item about some stupid gimmicky rip-off called "Steam" and take a good, healthy thirty seconds to laugh at its expense as it is certaintly doomed to complete failure and will never ever bring anything good to this, our beloved house that Torvalds, Stallman, Aho, Kernighan, and Wein-guy built. ALL THIS AND MUCH MORE! Happy One Hundredth Episode!
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BLGP 100: Nethack, Tux Racer, Happy Anniversary

The Best Linux Games Podcast features only the best news, reviews, and deals exclusively focusing on titles available for the Linux OS. Heavily focuses on Steam titles. Pushed onto teh interwebs every Saturday and hosted by Skookiesprite (aka Seth "Fingers" Flynn Barkan), the podcast brings an entire week's worth of news, reviews, tech tips, and the best-loved DEALS! Segment straight into your brain. You can subscribe straight to our non-soundcloud feed via our website for use in Linux-based podcatchers like podracer, and Seth can be tormented: @Vegaswriter on twitter, by friending Skookiesprite on Steam, or via our (fugly) website: www.bestlinuxgames.com

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