The Pomp Podcast 

Host Anthony “Pomp” Pompliano talks to the most interesting people in business, finance, and Bitcoin. From billionaires to cultural icons, Pomp helps you get smarter every day.

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Title	Date published
#256: Matt D'Souza on the Upcoming Bitcoin Halving, Miner Sell Pressure, and Why it's Important	2020-03-31
#255: Matt Luongo on Bridging the Gap between Bitcoin and the Real-World	2020-03-30
#254: Ben Askren on the Evolution of MMA and Wrestling	2020-03-27
#253: Julie Maupin & David Sønstebø on Enabling the true Internet-of-Things through the Machine Economy	2020-03-27
#252: Mark Yusko on How we got to QE Infinity from the Fed	2020-03-26
#251: Brent Johnson, The Originator of the Dollar Milkshake Theory	2020-03-25
#250: Peter Schiff on Why The US Dollar Is Unsustainable and The Fed Has to Print Infinite Dollars	2020-03-25
#249: Preston Pysh Explains Why Bitcoin's Volatility is a Feature, Not a Bug	2020-03-24
#248: Jason Williams, Operational Challenges in Healthcare Around COVID-19	2020-03-23
#247: James Todaro, MD on Coronavirus, What Makes it Unique, and Potential Vaccines	2020-03-20
#246 David Sonstebo - The Power of Technology to Transform Human Progress	2020-03-19
#245 Meb Faber - Understanding the Current Market Mayhem	2020-03-19
#244 Michael Novogratz on Consumer Confidence in Markets	2020-03-18
#243 Scott Adams on the Coronavirus and the Upcoming Presidential Election	2020-03-17
#242 Cock Foster Twins - Nifty Gateway: the Future of Digital Collectibles	2020-03-17
#241 Caitlin Long - Coronavirus: The Pin that Popped the Credit Bubble	2020-03-16
#240 Christoph Strnadl - The Intersection of Distributed Ledger Technology and IoT	2020-03-13
#239 Chris Sparks - How to Manage Risk with One of the Top Poker Players in the World	2020-03-12
#238 PlanB - Why Bitcoin’s Stock-To-Flow Model Is Becoming More Accurate Over Time	2020-03-10
#237 Alex Pack - Partner at Dragonfly Capital on Why ETH is Money	2020-03-09

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