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The hosts read a second round of donations and "boostagrams" sent via the Lightning Network. Listeners like Merlin and Gene Everett sent Satoshis along with messages regarding previous episodes and the "Value for Value" model. Adam Curry explains how the Fountain app allows listeners to earn and spend Satoshis, creating a direct financial link between creators and the audience.
The hosts read "boostagrams" from listeners using modern podcast apps. They discuss the growth of the Value for Value music movement and encourage listeners to switch from legacy platforms like Spotify to apps that allow direct support for creators without middlemen.
The hosts read "boostagrams" from listeners who sent Satoshi's via modern podcast apps like Fountain and Podverse. They encourage listeners to explore the show's 86-episode catalog, noting that the content remains relevant over time. They also mention "Lost Tapes" and other platforms like Bitchute where their content is available outside of YouTube.
The hosts continue thanking "Associate Executive Producers" and reading "Boostagrams" sent via Podcasting 2.0 apps. Listeners discuss topics ranging from Patrice O'Neill's "Black Phillip" show to the logistics of using Bitcoin on the Fountain app. The segment reinforces the importance of censorship-resistant payment systems to protect independent media from de-platforming by major tech companies.
