
V4V Transparency: The Power Of Honesty & Value For Value
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An amazing thank you to the ~30 supporters who have directly supported us over the last year!
In Episode #296 of 'Musings' Juan and I discuss: what led us to Podcasting 2.0 and V4V, our personal thoughts on why we care about transparency, where we would draw the limit, our total amount of satoshis accumulated and a break down of the big baller boosters, a comparison of our two main shows and how you (yes you!) can help support us in the future!
As always, we hope you enjoy. Mere Mortals out!
Timeline:
(0:00) - Don't agonise upon us!
(1:15) - A quick recap of our podcast journey
(6:04) - What is value for value?
(8:24) - Why v4v needs transparency
(10:33) - How much have we made in 2.5 years of podcasting
(15:55) - Our top boosters!
(19:29) - What would have happened if we accepted advertising
(23:48) - What would we not be transparent about?
(28:07) - Boostagram Lounge
(33:04) - What if people sent us stuff?
(38:21) - Book Reviews vs MM
(42:56) - How transparent are others?
(43:35) - Chat comments
(45:08) - Why we will be as transparent as possible
(48:46) - Cure your OCD by sending sats!
(50:02) - Fountain and sharing clips
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