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Today's interview recorded on October 29, 2014 is with Colin Rule, Founder and COO of Modria. In it, we talk about reputation systems in the early days of eBay and the need for contextual reputation. You can read more of Colin’s writings at colinrule.com/writing. Follow Colin on Twitter @crule.

Today's interview recorded on October 29, 2014 is with Ted Werth, Co-founder and CEO of TenGrade. In it, we discuss reputation as a new advertising model, optimizing for happiness and the kind of economy needed to support middle class working artists. Learn more about Ted's projects: Injenius, Disorient and follow him on Twitter @tejawe.

Today's interview recorded on October 31, 2014 is with Duena Blomstrom, Chief Marketing Officer of Meniga. In it, we discuss new Banking business models and emotional banking. Follow Duena on Twitter @DuenaBlomstrom.

Today's interview recorded on October 30, 2014 is with Johnny Dilley, Venture Associate at Pantera Capital. In this episode we talk about five of Bitcoin’s major use cases. You can subscribe to Johnny’s Bitflash Letter at www.panteracapital.com and follow Johnny on Twitter at AdmiralLeviathn.

Today's interview recorded on July 18, 2014 is with Guillaume Lebleu, founder of Credibles, a crowdfunding application for local food producers. Learn more about Credibles at credibles.co and @ediblecredits. Follow Guilleume on twitter at @giyom.

Today's interview recorded on August 7, 2014 is with Jean Russell, Author of Thrivability. In it, we discuss what has changed with Alternative currencies the past 10 years, how we are currently scaling trust and shame we feel around money. Find her online at www.jeanmrussell.com. Follow her on Twitter at NurtureGirl.

Today's interview recorded on June 25, 2014 is with Bradley Leimer. Bradley was Vice President of Digital Strategy at Mechanics Bank back then. He’s now Head of Innovation at Santander Bank. In it, we discuss crowdfunding and other changes in investing. 

Today's interview recorded on July 30 is with Fernananda Ibarra from Village Lab. In it, we discuss collective intelligence and how the invisible architectures in our economic models are changing. Please enjoy. Learn more about her work at http://ferananda.flavors.me/ and follow her on twitter.

Today's interview recorded on June 26, 2014 is with Ray Podder, founder of This is Grow. In it, we go deep down the rabbit hole and discuss trust, resilience and our underlying assumptions about our economic paradigm. Follow Ray on Twitter.

Today's interview recorded on June 28, 2014 is with beautiful and talented Tara Hunt. In it, we talk about social capital and reputation currencies. Find her online at http://www.tarahunt.com, follow her on Twitter, Slideshare, Instagram and YouTube.

Today's interview recorded on July 7, 2014 is with Karthik Jayaraman, with the Peer to Peer Foundation. In it, we talk about decentralized currencies, economic crisis and value. 

Today's interview recorded on September 8th, 2014 is with Ruth Grayson. Ruth was an early Los Angeles Lyft driver, and we’re talking about her experience with Lyft and her active participation in the Resource Sharing Economy. 

Today's interview recorded on July 27, 2014 is with Autumn Rooney, founder of the Echo Park Time Bank. Learn more about the Arroyo S.E.C.O. Network of Time Banks at www.asntb.com and www.arroyo-seco.org.

Today's interview recorded on July 29th is with Mark Pesce, author and futurist of the nextbillionseconds.com. In it, we explore what a universal currency API might enable in new urban environments with 5 Billion smart phones. You can learn more at www.markpesce.com and follow him on twitter at @mpesce.  Note: In the podcast, Mark mentions Chipotle is owned by McDonalds. According to the Chipotle site, "McDonalds once invested in Chipotle but divested in 2006. Chipotle went public the same year."

Today's interview recorded on May 1, 2014 is with Epiphany Jordan from Karuna Sessions is about Money and Relationships. In it, we discuss how having more money doesn’t necessarily make you feel more financially stable and why more women want a different kind relationship as they increase their economic power.