Bitcoin Outlaws -- International Virginia and Mexico EP000004

21. Mar. 2021
By Alex Nuttall - Bio
Bitcoin Outlaws -- international Virginia and Mexico EP000004
Bitcoin Outlaws -- international Virginia and Mexico EP000004

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Episode 000004 -- "International Virginia and Mexico"

Date: Sunday 20210418-1500 UTC

Notes From Discussion:

Speakers:


Topics:

Startt9Labs, Developing, Embassy, Lightening Network, Bitcoin Core, Raspberry PI, English, Spanish, Italian, Mexico, Virginia, Crypto Revolution, Sanskrit, Pali (language), Rat Race, Remote Work where your pay goes further, Stacking Sats, Dependable Income, Stress, Living on Bitcoin, Live Healthy, Military, Anarchism, Buddhism, Hiking, Carpentry, National Guard, Army, Frank Guida, The Norfolk Sound, Music, Motown, WFOS, Bitcoin is a Country, Bitcoin Passports, Crass, 

Chat Description:

This Chat / Podcast was recorded on Sunday, April 18, 2021 at 11:00 EDT /15:00 UTC. This chat features the following in order of appearance: Chris and Alex. This is episode 000004, titled, "International Virginia and Mexico". 

We can be reached via our telegram group, @BitcoinOutlaws which can be found in the show notes.

Art / Lit:

  • The Norfolk Sound
  • Punk Rock

Links:


Bitcoin Outlaws "International Virginia and Mexico" Episode 000004
Date: Sunday 20210418-1500 UTC

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