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218 sats \ 4 replies \ @chairman_pretense 4 Mar \ parent \ on: The Catalyst That Could 'Standardize' Bitcoin bitcoin
It's really interesting to compare the occasional technical interviews with devs vs guru interviews. The gurus are the ones who ramble on without a pause for breath, whilst it's only the technical guys who will give clear answers and hold their hands up when they're on a topic they don't precisely understand.
I know who I would rather listen to.
Same. Do you have any recommendations for good interviews, or interviewees? I'm always on the lookout.
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The Chaincode & Blockstream podcasts are infrequent but often good.
NVK's Bitcoin Review is always a nice jumping off point, even if they don't go deep on the topics it usually leads you down a rabbit hole to an interesting new project.
What Bitcoin Did tends to go a bit macro for me these days, but I really enjoyed the episode last year with Calle talking about Cashu and they've had Shinobi back on recently which is a welcome return. Also the recent episode with Carla Kirk-Cohen was nice and probably what I had in mind as the counter point to the QTR one you mentioned.
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I'm not the person you asked for a suggestion but just going to mention Preston Pysh's name, in case you are not already listening to him. Great as an interviewer (and occasional interviewee).
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Good suggestion -- I do listen to him already, but it's good to be explicit. I thought his moderation of the Atlantis panel w/ Saylor, Lyn, and ... that other guy was really good. Just a very adept media dude.
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