Brad Mills invites fellow Cape Breton bitcoiners Steven Manley and Dominic onto the show to discuss early adoption of bitcoin and its relation to Cape Breton culture. Steven talks about his past involving early cryptography, Brad elaborates on the state and history of Cape Breton. Dominic talks about his history retiring from the military and retirement in Cape Breton. The group criticizes governments and their stances on Bitcoin and altcoins, as well as the problems facing not just Bitcoin, but the entire crypto space as regulators come to collect.

Brad joins Brian Krogsgard, the host of Ledger Cast, for a co-hosted special episode and a wide ranging discussion about Bitcoin, money, central banks, and a bunch of other random stuff.

Philip is an Irish author, filmmaker and keynote speaker. He is best known for his Rich on Paper Poor on Life book and his Give & Grow feature film. In 2012, he founded One Last Talk, a live speaking platform that helps ordinary people tell they're extraordinary stories.

Even before Bitcoin, the peer-to-peer movement had caught on, and Bitcoin's explosive success is a validation of its potential. Napster and BitTorrent were pioneers of peer-to-peer file sharing, and people like Jamie King were at the front with peer-to-peer distributed films such as Steal This Film. Brad taps Jamie King to deconstruct all these and more in this episode.