In this episode of The Steemit Podcast we were super excited to interview the Head of Financial Relations for IOTA, Dan Simerman. IOTA is the first open-source distributed ledger that is being built to power the future of the Internet of Things with fee-less microtransactions and data integrity for machines.

We are excited to bring to you an interview with the COO of CoinGecko, Bobby Ong. CoinGecko is doing more than any other crypto aggregator to present trustworthy information about your favorite cryptocurrencies. In this episode of The Steemit Podcast, Bobby explains how exactly they're doing that through recently announced products like TrustScore 2.0 and more. 

To learn more about CoinGecko and read their Weekly Highlights, follow them on steemit.com at https://steemit.com/@coingecko or go to coingecko.com.

In this episode of The Steemit Podcast @fredrikaa (Fredrik Aarrestad, Founder of SteemPress) talks about their goal to onboard the WordPress blogs and websites that make up 30% of the internet by providing a unique and compelling product and creating an onboarding process that is easy and effortless for the new users and their audiences. @fredrikaa believes there are 4 key factors to achieving this, namely; exposure, conversion, retention and network effect. View the companion article on Steemit: https://steemit.com/steempress/@steem.marketing/tsp-interview-w-steempress-co-founder-fredrikaa

In today's episode of The Steemit Podcast we interview Steemit's Head of Engineering, @justinw, and Steemit's Senior Blockchain Engineer, @vandeberg, who explore the recent hardforks, Communities, and Smart Media Tokens.

Doctor Dave Roberts is not only a Professor of Computer Science at NC State where he runs their CIIGAR lab which stands for Computational Intelligence and Interactive Games Research lab, but he is also the co-founder of a Silicon Valley startup. Dr. Roberts’ got his undergrad degree in Math and Computer Science, and went on to study, what he called “Interactive Virtual Experiences” at Georgia Tech, but which he admits is just an academic way of saying “Computer Games.” He views games as cultural artifacts and important platforms for Artificial Intelligence research and seeks to use them as a window into human behavior by incorporating concepts from social psychology and observing how they manifest themselves in game play. Given his area of expertise, as well as his experience going from a tech-outsider to a startup co-founder, we believe that the insights Dr. Roberts can provide to anyone trying to build a business in the blockchain space is invaluable. 

In this episode of The Steemit Podcast, Senior Blockchain Engineer at Steemit (@vandeberg) explains Steem's revolutionary Resource Credit system which is the key to making Steem the best freemium blockchain in the world for powering applications. While other blockchains like Bitcoin and Ethereum use transaction fees to allocate resource consumption by the network, Resource Credits enable Steem to allocate resources without charging any fees at all, while still preventing spam and bloat. In this episode, we learn more about this under-appreciated system, and why Steem is uniquely suited to benefit from this system unlike general-purpose protocols like Ethereum.

In this episode, we interview @good-karma, the Founder of eSteem. eSteem is the longest running mobile application for the Steem blockchain. It's a great way to access and post to the Steem blockchain from your mobile device or desktop. They have a lot of exciting announcements in the works, including their new ESTM token and desktop application. Be sure to follow them on Steem: @esteemapp.

Young-Hwi is the Founder and designer behind Steemhunt and the newly announced Reviewhunt. He's an experienced designer and serial entrepreneur, so a lot of ground was covered in this interview. As an entrepreneur who has been delivering one of the few real blockchain-powered products to users for years, Yung-Hwi's insights into building a tech business in the blockchain space are priceless.

If you'd like to learn more about their new product, Reviewhunt, you can skip to minute 52. In short, companies can gain access to the platforms "Hunters" by purchasing Review credits. Those Review credit purchases will then be linked directly to the exchange markets through their API, generating demand for the token. That means that as they expand their sales, and grow the reach of their product, that should create non-speculative demand for their token.

In today's podcast @justinw explains to @andrarchy (Head of Communications at Steemit) a little about his background, what he's been doing at Steemit for the last 3 years, and where he sees Steem going in the future. To learn more about who else is on the Steemit Team and what they do, you can visit the “About” page on steem.com. View the companion article and video on steemit.com.

Today’s episode of The Steemit Podcast is an interview with the CEO of Flipside Crypto, Dave Balter. Dave is a serial entrepreneur who has started 7 companies including Flipside, the crypto rating company which issues the Fundamental Crypto Asset Score, or FCAS. FCAS is a comparative metric used to assess the fundamental health of crypto projects. 

In this episode of The Steemit Podcast, @andrarchy interviews one of the creators of Cache the Game, Erik Johnson as part of our series on Decentralized Entrepreneurship & Marketing. Cache was the winning project at ETHDenver 2018 and in this interview Erik discusses the difficulties they've had working with Ethereum, and why they're switching to Steem. Cache takes place in an 8-bit dystopian cyberpunk universe and is a social cryptocurrency trading game.