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Today's interview recorded on August 7, 2014 is with Jean Russell, Author of Thrivability. In it, we discuss what has changed with Alternative currencies the past 10 years, how we are currently scaling trust and shame we feel around money.
Find her online at www.jeanmrussell.com. Follow her on Twitter at NurtureGirl.
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Today's interview recorded on June 25, 2014 is with Bradley Leimer. Bradley was Vice President of Digital Strategy at Mechanics Bank when we recorded this conversation. He’s now Head of Innovation at Santander Bank.(Congrats Bradley!) In it, we discuss crowdfunding and other changes in investing.
Please enjoy this fascinating conversation on the role of Banks, security and wearables.
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Today's interview recorded on July 30 is with Fernananda Ibarra from VillageLab. We discuss collective intelligence and how the invisible architectures in our economic models are changing.
Ferananda is co-founder of The Collective Intelligence Research Institute and team player of the Metacurrency project - which seeks to build a platform and protocol standards that will allow for multiple and interoperable currencies to exist on the Internet.
It's a fascinating conversation. I hope you enjoy it.
You can follow Ferananda on twitter.
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I met Ray Podder, founder of This is Grow earlier this year.
In this Future of Money podcast, Ray and I go deep down the rabbit hole and discuss trust, resilience and our underlying assumptions about our economic paradigm. It's a conversation from a holistic systems perspective.
Systems thinking is an approach to understanding complex ecosystems. I consider deep understanding of systems a prerequisite to solving any big human problem. It's from this holistic perspective that we can gain fresh views to our economic "problems." I hope you enjoy this week's podcast.
Check out more of Ray's work
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Tara Hunt and I met back in the early web 2.0 days through Barcamp, blogging and tech conferences. She's an old school internet marketing pioneer and was the author of the Wuffie Factor - one of the first books on social capital. We caught up a few months ago to talk about those early days of web 2.0 social capital, authentic brand, what's changed in the past 10 years and more.
If you're interested in online marketing, social capital or want to hear one of the smartest women talk, you won't want to miss this Future of Money episode with the talented Tara Hunt.
Learn more about Tara at her website. Follow her on Twitter, Slideshare, Instagram and YouTube.
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