Thank God for Bitcoin

In this episode, Jordan Bush and Ryan Finlay explore the complex intersections of global conflict, economic warfare, and Bitcoin's role as a resilient alternative in a world at war. They analyze recent Middle East tensions, the decline of the petrodollar, and how Bitcoin offers a form of financial sovereignty amidst geopolitical chaos.

In this episode of To the Unknown Pod, Jordan Bush and Ahshuwah Hawthorne discuss their experiences at the Bitcoin Beach and the Global Bitcoin Circular Economy Summit in El Salvador. They share insights on the innovative ways communities around the world are utilizing Bitcoin, the importance of networking and spiritual conversations at the forum, and their vision for future collaborations to build a stronger community around Bitcoin and the Christian faith.

In this episode, the hosts discuss the intersection of AI, Bitcoin, and the implications for society, particularly focusing on employment, ethics, and the economic landscape. They explore how AI is transforming productivity, the challenges it poses for the workforce, and the moral responsibilities of Christians in navigating these changes. The conversation also touches on the Cantillian effect and its impact on wealth distribution, emphasizing the need for discernment in a rapidly evolving technological landscape.

Jim Hunter, a former institutional bond trader and hedge fund manager, joins Jordan to explain why his decades in finance—especially during the 2008 crisis—led him to view gold as a critical safeguard against systemic risk, currency debasement, and government overreach. Drawing from both market experience and economic principles, Jim argues that gold remains a timeless store of value and form of sound money, even in today’s fiat-driven system. The two find strong common ground: both gold and Bitcoin offer scarcity, independence from centralized control, and protection outside the traditional financial system—making them complementary tools for long-term stewardship and financial resilience.

In this episode, the hosts discuss their experiences at Bitcoin Beach and the current state of Bitcoin amidst market fluctuations. They delve into the recent release of Epstein documents, exploring the connections between Epstein and powerful figures, and the implications for Bitcoin. The conversation shifts to the nature of evil, the responsibility of leadership, and the need for Christians to engage in politics to combat corruption and injustice. In this conversation, the speakers discuss the role of Christians in politics, the relationship between faith and political engagement, and the nature of evil. They emphasize the importance of community service and local political involvement, while also addressing the challenges faced by Christians in understanding their role in society. The discussion then shifts to the emergence of AI technologies, particularly Moltbot, exploring its potential benefits and risks. The speakers reflect on the future of AI and its implications for work and personal productivity, urging listeners to engage thoughtfully with these developments.

In this episode, Jordan Bush, Ryan Finlay, and Matt discuss the intersection of AI and Bitcoin, exploring the potential benefits and risks of AI technology. They share personal experiences with AI, particularly in everyday tasks like auto care, and delve into the philosophical implications of technology on society. The conversation highlights the importance of trust, reputation, and the need for a balanced approach to technology, emphasizing that while AI can enhance human flourishing, it also poses significant challenges that must be navigated thoughtfully.

In this episode of the TGFB podcast, Jordan, Ahshuwah, Ryan, and Matt discuss the complexities of gambling, investing, and the cultural influences that drive individuals towards risky financial behaviors. They explore the differences between gambling and investing, emphasizing the importance of stewardship and character in financial decisions. The conversation also touches on the impact of broken family dynamics and the need for a strong theology of work within the Christian community. Ultimately, the hosts encourage listeners to focus on service and responsible financial practices rather than seeking quick wealth through gambling.

In this episode of To The Unknown Pod, Jordan Bush and Ryan Finlay discuss the latest updates from TGFB Media, including the release of their new children's book, The Orange Umbrella, and the upcoming TGFB conference in Fort Worth on April 9. They share personal reflections on family time during the holidays, the importance of unplugging from online drama, and the challenges of the Bitcoin market. The conversation also touches on New Year's resolutions, family reviews, and the significance of community engagement in their mission to help Christians understand Bitcoin.

In this episode of To The Unknown Pod, the guys discuss Mike Green's article on the poverty line. They explore the challenges families face with rising childcare costs and the importance of multi-generational living. The conversation emphasizes the need for children's skills development and encourages young families to adapt to the changing economic landscape while fostering a productive mindset.

Nathan Spearing shares his journey from a military career to entrepreneurship, emphasizing the importance of time, family, and courage in making life decisions. He discusses the challenges of transitioning from a structured military environment to the uncertainties of business, and the significance of building a legacy for future generations. Nathan Spearing and Jordan Bush explore various themes related to education, biblical principles of sowing and reaping, the importance of community, and the role of prayer in daily life. The conversation also touches on practical wisdom for preparing for the future, the significance of Bitcoin as a new perspective on wealth before closing with a few practial Bitcoin questions.