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Liberty activist and NH state senate candidate Carla Gericke joins Tatiana and Josh in the first part of the show to discuss coronavirus response in New Hampshire and nationwide, and why she believes the full lockdown was an unnecessary infringement of our rights. She also discusses her ongoing New Hampshire state senate campaign and her plans for this year’s PorcFest. Then, GIVE Nation co-founder and blockchain strategist Alyze Sam joins Tatiana to talk about Virtual Blockchain Week, a live streaming event featuring some of the biggest names in crypto (and Tatiana’s performance at the after party), as well as her involvement with the charity organization GIVE Nation. About the Guests:Carla Gericke (JD, MFA) is an advocate of liberty specializing in localized voluntarism, self-determination, and how responsible human action can lead to peace and prosperity. She is president emeritus of the Free State Project, and lives in New Hampshire with thousands of fellow freedom fighters. In 2014, Carla won a landmark c

Today on The Tatiana Show, Tatiana & Josh chat with Minima Global Co-Founder and CEO Hugo Feiler about the company's plan to bring Minima's crypto network to mobile devices. Hugo talks about how Minima's unique system allows it to keep the ledger small enough for mobile networks to handle, and discusses their recent test on the Isle of Man in conjunction with Manx Telecom. Then, Tatiana welcomes GoCoin Co-Founder & Chairman Steve Beauregard to the program to talk about his family's experience with the COVID-19 pandemic, riding out the stay-at-home order in Malibu, having to cancel travel plans, and how the disease will ultimately affect privacy and economics going forward, especially in the crypto space. Steve gives his theories on where the illness might have come from and who should be considered at fault for the outbreak. Steve also gives his thoughts on the upcoming Bitcoin halving, why he thinks crypto wallet tech is going to be the next big area of innovation, technology and how it's caused bank

You didn’t think we could fit all of the PREPPERPALOOZA fun into just one episode, did you? After a really informative kickoff on Part 1 of Prepperpalooza, Tatiana and Josh are joined by Army veteran Dionna Bailey, Air Force veteran Kristen Megan, nursing professional Alyze Sam, musicians Dianna Zinni, Jeremy Myers, Jordan Page, comedian Mike Salvi, crypto podcasters Alexandra Moxin and Lea Thompson, and Volta Market CEO, Michael Horowitz. Our conversation in Part 2 begins with the question: Why weren’t hospitals prepared for the pandemic? And then, the fun begins. Enter the conspiracies! Chemtrails and geoengineering, 5G radiation, and Big Brother is everywhere and they have all of your personal data! Just how vulnerable is the U.S. to a physical attack or an attack on technology controlling infrastructure? Has COVID-19 been around longer than we know? How many people have already gotten sick from the coronavirus and had no idea that is what it was? Congress considered the “digital dollar” to handle stim

The Tatiana Show goes full on prepper in this coronavirus quarantine #Prepperpalooza episode. Tatiana and Josh are joined by Emily Chesher,  Kevin McKernan of Medicinal Genomics, Lyn Ulbricht of Free Ross, Juan S Galt and Anastasiya of Be Your Own Vault, Michelle Ray and Kenny Hitt of Gulchcast, Sasha Hodder & DJ J Scrilla of Rare Scrilla, Alyze Sam of GIVE Nation, and Mad Bitcoins for a lively discussion about life under lockdown, keeping healthy during the COVID-19 pandemic, and getting prepared for whatever may come. DJ J Scrilla dropped his latest track, "Faith In My Money ( Money Printer Go Brrr") from his upcoming album, "Sound Money." Tatiana and Emily shared some of their favorite products for staying healthy and prepared. We’ve included links to them below. Every purchase from these links will benefit Free Ross! Life StrawSelenium Black Gold Organic Potting SoilSoaraise Solar Charger GardenBasix Self-Watering Planter Great Lakes Collagen Gelatin MonolaurinSAM-e SupplementsColloidal SilverLipos

Luke Mulks from the innovative new web browser, Brave, returns to The Tatiana Show. Brave, the privacy focused web browser, is on a mission is to fix the web by giving users a safer, faster, and better browsing experience while growing support for content creators through a new attention-based ecosystem of rewards. Tatiana and Luke discuss the importance of privacy in the digital age and the steps Brave takes to make sure privacy is their number one priority, why the companies in Silicon Valley are not as competitive with each other as people think, and how Google and Facebook’s privacy settings are not really keeping your data from being collected. Luke describes the Brave Rewards system where a user can earn BAT tokens for viewing privacy respecting ads, how to fund the content creator and publishers you enjoy and visit the most with BAT, and how Brave is giving back in this time of the COVID19 crisis by working with non- profits such as No Kid Hungry.  About the Guests: Luke Mulks has founded multiple busi

In dealing with the novel coronavirus, COVID-19, many businesses have been forced to shut down temporarily, schools have closed, and many are quarantined in their homes. On this episode of The Tatiana Show, we invited military veteran and business development manager with GoCoin, Dionna Bailey, to discuss the role of the armed forces and the government during this time of crisis. Dionna joined the army in 1998, a month after her 17th birthday, and served a total of 18 years with 4 combat tours in places such as Bosnia and Iraq. She gives her thoughts on: What can we expect when the President declares a state of emergency and what will the military’s role be in this? How would the military and police force act if there were civil unrest in the U.S.? Has the media created more hysteria than needed surrounding the virus? We also discuss if the military is properly held accountable for war crimes, the frustrations of troops with defense contractors, and the controversy surrounding Julian Assange’s leaks.  About t

The lovely and entertaining Lea Thompson joins Tatiana and Josh on this episode of The Tatiana Show. Lea is the creative force behind Girl Gone Crypto, a YouTube channel for all things crypto. She interviews top experts in the space, reviews different cryptocurrency projects, and goes behind the scenes at many events in the world of blockchain. Lea’s story in the crypto space began around 2017, when she posted a ukulele cover on the Steemit and earned her first $100 in crypto. She began investing in Bitcoin and  receiving requests to talk at multiple conferences. This led to her starting the Girl Gone Crypto channel.  Tatiana and Josh discuss with Lea how to convince friends and family to begin using and investing in cryptocurrencies, how the coronavirus, COVID-19, will affect the Bitcoin market, and how to get to the next phase of crypto: usability. About the Guests: Lea Thompson is a brand, marketing, and sales professional from the tech industry turned crypto nerd. Obsessed with the power of video content

Josh is back with Tatiana to chat with our friend and returning guest, DJ J Scrilla on the latest episode of the Tatiana Show.  Scrilla has been a DJ and record producer for over 20 years and, since discovering crypto in 2013, has been a main player in the crypto art and music scene. He dishes on the crypto art and music space and his opinion on the Ethereum vs Counter-party debate, and the pros and cons of each. He discusses the future of tokens and initial coin offerings in the music and art industry. We talk about his former podcast “Art on the Blockchain, his new Bitcoin inspired album “Sound Money,” and his involvement in the upcoming Rare Digital Art Festival. About the Guests: DJ J Scrilla is the former co-host of the Art on the Blockchain Podcast and a weekly FM radio show on WERA 96.7FM in the DC area. He is a prominent member of the CryptoArt and CryptoMusic community and he’s carved out a career as a critically acclaimed record producer, audio engineer and DJ.  He has deep roots in both the traditi

Tatiana comes to you from the ETH Denver, the world’s largest hackathon for Ethereum and other blockchain protocol enthusiasts, designers, and developers. In a two part interview, she sits down with Jessica Levesque and Michael Perklin from the CryptoCurrency Certification Consortium (C4) and James Waugh from Enigma and the Rare Art Festival. The CryptoCurrency Certification Consortium, or C4 for short, is a non-profit that provides certifications to professionals who perform cryptocurrency related services. Michael and Jessica give some history into the forming of C4 and the inspiration for providing certifications for crypto. They give some details on the testing process, where to find their online courses and information for the company’s blockchain training conference. James Waugh Joins Tatiana for the second half of the show. James is a community experience manager for Enigma, a decentralized open-source protocol that allows anyone to perform computations on encrypted data bringing privacy to smart contr

On a special combo cast of The Tatiana Show and Hodlcast with Sasha Hodler, we sat down with Kenn Bosak at the North American Bitcoin Conference in Miami. Video games already have extensive currency systems which sometimes bleed into physical assets. Everything from social media to dating has adopted gaming etiquette, or lack thereof. While we debate the social impact of gaming and online interaction, Kenn Bosak praises the communal distribution and use of cryptocurrency along with the massive potential to distribute cryptocurrency among the gaming community.  About the Guests:  Kenn Bosak is a 31yo Cryptocurrency Maximalist. Living 100% off Crypto. 4yo Bitcoin Podcast host. Interviewing guests on a daily basis. Consultant to multiple blockchain projects. Sponsored by MonarchToken.io CryptoMining.Tools DiviProject.org & CoinFlip.Tech If you like this content, please send a tip with BTC to: 1Q2QHoNowg8D2QzWhBQU1YrraG771aCpgS More Info:   TatianaMoroz.com CryptoMediaHub.com https://www.sashahodler.com/ http

With the 2020 elections looming, a major debate topic between the candidates will for certain be healthcare. Several of the nominees have proposed government run health systems similar to the National Health Service in Great Britain. On this episode of #TheTatianaShow, Tatiana and Josh go behind the lines with Dr. Victoria Jones to discuss the realities of a government run system. We explore the history of the NHS in the U.K., how it has affected the dentistry and medical professionals, Victoria’s personal experience from working in both public and private sectors, and how her studying of economics led to her interest in Bitcoin as a payment method for her dentistry. Dr. Jones lays out the issues with the NHS, how free markets would provide a better quality service, and if she sees any country with a good healthcare system. We also get a sneak peek into her upcoming book, “Truth Decay- How Bitcoin Fixes This” on Bitcoin, how it works, and how to use cryptocurrency in your personal and business life.    About

On this episode of The Tatiana Show, we welcome fellow promoter and defender of liberty, Jeff Deist. Jeff is the president of the Mises Institute, an organization created to educate in the Austrian school of economics, individual freedom, honest history, and international peace.  Jeff tells his story of his brother influencing him to the ideas of liberty, meeting Ron Paul in 1988, and eventually working for Dr. Paul on his congressional and presidential campaigns after a tenure as a private practice attorney.  We also get some history of the Mises Institute and its founding in the 1980’s by Lew Rockwell, Murray Rothbard, and Margit Von Mises to promote her husband’s dream of a graduate institute for Austrian economics. We also get Jeff’s take on the current political climate and his opinions on: Donald Trump and what led him to the presidency and if there’s any influence from Ron Paul or Austrian economics. If the Libertarian party has a place in the 2020 election. Why Libertarianism is a tough sell and does

This special episode of the Tatiana Show introduces the talented and passionate Grace Torrellas of Blockchain for Humanity which serves the lofty goal of using blockchain solutions to change the lives of billions of people in the world.  Later in the show, Tatiana and Sasha Hodder chat with returning guest, Gabriel Kurman live from the North American Bitcoin Conference in Miami about RSK Labs, LaBitConf, and his involvement with blockchain for Humanity.  This episode will also be syndicated on the Hodlcast with Sasha!   About the Guests:  Grace Torrellas is the Co-Founder and Managing Director of Blockchain 4 Humanity, a decentralized, not-for-profit foundation that scouts, recognizes, supports, receives donations, and catalyzes resources to projects applying the blockchain technology on positive impact use cases. Grace has been in the blockchain community for an extensive time, including cofounding one of the first blockchain nonprofits, Giveth, in 2015. Gabriel Kurman is a regular speaker at international B

On this episode of the Tatiana show, Tatiana interviews Luke Mulks and Bobby Lee live at the North American Bitcoin conference. Luke Mulks is the Business Development Director at Brave, an internet browser that promises privacy and security for their users. Anything that may try to track you on other browsers and collect your data without your awareness is blocked by default. Along with this, third-party ad blocking and tracking protection are integrated into the browser as well. Brave has created a new way to monetize the internet, and has implemented use of their BAT token for software users.   Tatiana and Sasha Hodder interview Bobby Lee, as they find out more about Ballet. Ballet is a crypto wallet, and a brand new, simple way to be able to hold multiple cryptocurrencies. Created for people that have no prior knowledge in crypto and those who are experienced veterans, Ballet is an innovative product that is leading us into the future of cryptocurrency. Ballet is a physical device, that uses a two-factor k

On a special episode of The Tatiana Show, Tatiana brings you two interviews from the North American Bitcoin Conference in Miami, Florida. She sits down with Brian Zisk, a serial entrepreneur in the crypto space whose multiple projects include Chia Network, an eco-friendly cryptocurrency, producer of the Future of Money and Technology Summit, co-founder of the SF Music Tech Fund, and several others.  Brian reveals his involvement in the 6X7 Networks, the world’s only encrypted telecom carrier, and founding the tax company for crypto, https://cryptotax.ai/. He discusses his music projects and how he sees cryptocurrency impacting the music industry and the potential it has for artists’ bottom line. Tatiana gets his opinion of central banks creating digital currencies such as the Bahamas’ sand dollar, what pitfalls to avoid with these banks cryptocurrencies,  and where he sees the future of crypto in the next 20-30 years.  Tatiana catches up with old friend Mike Salvi. He is a crypto-comedian based out of Philade

Amidst the controversy surrounding U.S. and Iran tensions, I invited back to #TheTatianaShow foreign policy expert and king of anti-war news Scott Horton to discuss the current state of affairs. In his usual style, Scott eviscerates the narrative peddled by the mainstream media and Washington’s warmongers. As most Americans believe history started on 9-11, Scott debunks the tired tropes and myths surrounding the terror war and gives us some real background into the Middle East and American relations such as: How Jimmy Carter and Ronald Reagan kicked off the interventions during the Soviet-Afghan war in the 1980’s and the arming and funding of Osama Bin Laden and Al Qaeda.  Why Bill Clinton’s brutal sanctions of Iraq and stationing troops in Arabia were the direct reasons Bin Laden gave for his attack on the towers on 9-11. How George W. Bush’s disastrous war in Iraq helped lead to the rise of the Islamic state,  Barack Obama’s funding and arming of Al Qaeda in Syria and Libya in an attempt to contain Iranian

On the first episode of 2020 for The Tatiana Show, we learn some real history from our guest Kevin Gutzman. He is a New York Times best-selling author of five books including The Politically Incorrect Guide to the Constitution and his most recent, Thomas Jefferson- Revolutionary: A Radical’s Struggle to Remake America. Professor Gutzman teaches history at Western Connecticut State University and at former guest Tom Woods’ Liberty Classroom. With the current impeachment of Donald Trump by the House, Dr. Gutzman provides some historical context of the process and what are the correct reasons to impeach under the U.S. constitution.  We discuss the origins of impeachment developed in the English House of Commons as a check on the king’s power and the professor provides some examples in history when the process was used such as against Thomas Wentworth, Earl of Strafford during 17th. Century England and U.S. supreme court justice Samuel Chase. Dr. Gutzman gives his take on the current political climate of America

On a special holiday episode of #TheTatianaShow, Tatiana and Josh look back on 2019 and also forward to the new year.  There are some exciting opportunities for 2020! What To Listen For: Tatiana gives some details into the upcoming events in the Bahamas she’s planning called Crypto-Cares. What started out as a casual idea has become a week long event in January 2020 with a live acoustic album taping and a larger conference in the spring.  The two recap their recent trip to Uruguay for the 7th Annual Latin American Bitcoin Conference and what makes LABitConf one of their most favorite events to attend. Tatiana gives her New Year’s resolutions to make more time for music and continue improving and working on her blockchain platform for artist, Token.Fm as a decentralized avenue for artists to connect directly with their fans for a sustainable career. The pair offer their critique of the current musical industry, what attracts artists to support socialism, and how platforms like Token.Fm could convert them to lo

On this episode of The Tatiana Show, our friend from the crypto space Rob Viglione stops by.  Rob is the co-founder of the Horizen project formerly known as Zencash. Launched in May 2017, Horizen is a cutting-edge technology platform that allows real life use beyond its Zen cryptocurrency. It includes the ability to implement sidechains and integrate third party technologies by using a hub and spoke type architecture.  Rob shares with Josh and Tatiana the recent breakthroughs in sidechain technology at the company and provides the major benefits they will bring such as: Scalability- The sidechain will be completely independent from the main chain, so the core client doesn’t require any modifications. Safety- Any possible security issues will be bound inside the sidechain and are limited only to the sidechain balance in the main chain. Decentralization- Sidechains can be run without the need of a central authority or trusted parties to validate the cross chain transfers.  SDK(Software Development Kits)- Horiz

On a special two-part episode of The Tatiana Show, Tatiana sits down with Gabriel Kurman from the Latin American Bitcoin and Blockchain Conference and also David Skarica, founder of the online newsletter Addicted to Profits from the island of Eleuthera, Bahamas.  First up is a chat with Gabriel Kurman from the Latin American Bitcoin and Blockchain Conference in Montevideo, Uruguay.  Now in its 7th year, Tatiana and Gabriel talk about LABitConf’s evolution since its beginnings in 2013 and how the Bitcoin ecosystem has grown in the Latin American Community. The conference will be held December 12 and 13, 2019 with between 90 and 100 participants giving lectures and participating in panels. A recent recon trip to Eleuthera, Bahamas for the upcoming Crypto Cares event is the setting for Tatiana’s conversation with David Skarica, the founder of the online newsletter Addicted to Profits. A native Canadian and fellow liberty lover, David became interested in Libertarianism and precious metals at a young age after re