They’re back! Brothers Matt and Cory reunite after a two month hiatus. They're joined by seasoned writer and journalist, Leigh Cuen. The gang discusses journalism and how technology has changed legacy media models, creativity in the open-source space, objective reporting, culture shock, and Bitcoin’s impact on a global scale. Leigh has been busy! She's covered culture, data journalism, social analysis, Bitcoin, human rights, technology, and multimedia production, and is co-founder of ONA Jerusalem, the first Online News Association group in the Middle East. Her work has been featured in publications such as Newsweek Japan, International Business Times, Racked, CoinDesk, Insider, History Today, Mic, Al Jazeera, YNet, The Jerusalem Post, Mic, and Salon. Leigh’s work has also been published in Spanish, French, Italian, Hebrew and Arabic.

Seattle radio DJ (95.7 KJR) and bitcoin enthusiast Matt Case joins the fellas for a lively and wide ranging discourse!

Max Keiser joins the show for a fascinating discussion about the future, the arts, the global unconscious, and of course, Bitcoin Episode notes and chapters

Freelance journalist and Forbes crypto beat writer Billy Bambrough dials in from London.

Our guest Knut Svanholm is a former tall ship sailor and rock music singer. He is the author of "Bitcoin: Independence reimagined" and "Bitcoin: Sovereignty through mathematics." He writes about the philosophical impacts of Bitcoin and how it can change the world for the better. We discuss the future of society and governments. How will we organize ourselves? Why? Anonymity vs Skin in the Game when it comes to online presence.  Eras that have had meaningful music, and why it was specifically those eras that generated music that matters. What conditions give rise to music that lasts? Or is it a matter of random individual genius?

Brekkie Von Bitcoin joins the show, bravely impersonating his way through "Take Me Home, Country Roads." Favorite Seattle rock vocalists from the early 90's? Discuss. And finally, is bitcoin for criminals? Subscribe to the YouTube channel: http://www.youtube.com/swansignal?sub_confirmation=1

Matty G drops the ball, the brothers try to find the Zone, and Cory gets help from author Yan Pritzker to explain the Bitcoin Whitepaper.

Matt doesn't know when Generation X begins, Cory is surprised by Madonna's Live Aid performance ... and Pavement will rock you! Also, what happens when all 21 million bitcoin get mined?

GenX brothers Cory Klippsten and Matt Garrity riff on music, life, and the cultural effects of Bitcoin.

GenX brothers Cory Klippsten and Matt Garrity riff on music, life, and the cultural effects of Bitcoin.