This past weekend I had the chance to spend some time just north of me in Vancouver, BC for the Learning Bitcoin 2025 conference. If there’s one thing that has cemented my conviction around Bitcoin, it’s meeting and connecting with people in real life—and this event was overflowing with that energy. I stitched together sevenContinue reading “Learning Bitcoin: Insights from Experts, Builders & Businesses”
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⏳ The Clock, Central Banking, and Why We’re Always Out of Time
Your time is finite. Your money isn’t. That mismatch explains why you work harder every year and still feel behind. Ever wonder why we work 9–5, five days a week, and constantly feel like we don’t have enough time? In my newest podcast episode, Scott Dedels explains how it comes down to two inventions: theContinue reading “⏳ The Clock, Central Banking, and Why We’re Always Out of Time”
Jeff Booth: Bitcoin’s Success Depends on Action
When I first encountered Jeff Booth’s perspective on Bitcoin, I was struck by the clarity of his conviction: “if Bitcoin doesn’t become a widely used medium of exchange, it will fail.” That statement sets the tone for a deeper discussion about the nature of money, decentralization, and the responsibilities we each hold as participants inContinue reading “Jeff Booth: Bitcoin’s Success Depends on Action”
7 Reasons Why You’re Not Too Late to Bitcoin
The Logic Behind “I’m Too Late to Bitcoin” It makes sense why someone who hasn’t researched Bitcoin would assume that they are too late to the game. Bitcoin’s first known transaction took place on May 22nd, 2010, when Laszlo Hanyecz, a programmer, offered 10,000 Bitcoins (approximately $41 at the time) to anyone who could obtainContinue reading “7 Reasons Why You’re Not Too Late to Bitcoin”
El Salvador’s Fastest Growing Circular Bitcoin Economy: Berlín
8 months ago, two Salvadorians, Gerardo and Evelyn arrived in a small mountain town of 25,000 people, with a vision for how bitcoin could help the local economy. They started started onboarding local merchants to bitcoin and paying for daily purchases on the lightning network. At first, the local merchants thought they were being “sold”Continue reading “El Salvador’s Fastest Growing Circular Bitcoin Economy: Berlín”
earthy and the West Coast Tour
This Friday, my partner Brooks Bash and I will be standing at the Canadian border, ready to begin a 1500-mile relay, cycling and running down the west coast. Our plan is to stop at local gyms, shops and trailheads to share our love for movement and mushrooms. This is our grassroots launch plan for earthy,Continue reading “earthy and the West Coast Tour”
Still Skiing: A Short Film by Kyle Huber
No matter what happens, JP and Marita are still skiing.
Promoting Mental Health, One Ice Dunk at a Time
Hunter Goodrich first dipped into Lake Washington’s 40 degree water in February this year and hasn’t looked back. After years of battling severe anxiety, the cold water has become one of several tools Hunter uses to find peace and stillness. Hunter is a testament to the truth that anyone can recover after hitting rock bottom.Continue reading “Promoting Mental Health, One Ice Dunk at a Time”
Mama River Whispers, a Poem by Dean Hall
Dean Hall, Mama River Whispers Poem from Kyle Huber on Vimeo. “There are two ways to live life. One is as if nothing is a miracle. The other is as if everything is a miracle.” -Albert Einstein. At the time Dean heard this quote he was down to 145 pounds, the biggest things on himContinue reading “Mama River Whispers, a Poem by Dean Hall”
