In this episode, we sit down with Don Tapscott, author of Blockchain Revolution and a leading voice on digital transformation. Don introduces the concept of “identic AI,” a new phase where personal AI agents become part of our identity and must remain self-sovereign to protect human agency. He outlines how we can decentralize the AI stack—from compute and data to models and logic—using blockchain, DPIN networks, and open governance. We also explore the risks of centralized AI, the parallels to past technology cycles, the future of public digital infrastructure, and Don’s vision for universal basic AI as a public good.

In this episode, we speak with Sam Lambert and Theodore Morisis, the founders of Palmyra, a Cardano-based platform bringing transparency and fair access to global commodity markets. They explain how Palmyra helps farmers capture verifiable supply-chain data, meet regulations like EUDR, and connect directly with buyers through its traceability tools, B2B marketplace, and consumer storefront. The discussion also highlights lessons from their Zambian pilot, offline-first design for low-connectivity regions, and why Cardano’s security and reliability provide a strong foundation for mission-critical trade infrastructure.

Listen to a fascinating conversation with Yat Siu, the visionary behind Animoca Brands, as he explores the transformative potential of Web 3.0 and blockchain technology. Siu delves into the importance of decentralization, the power of network effects, and the rise of digital ownership in the metaverse. He shares insights on the evolution of platforms like Spotify and Facebook, the role of tokens in building communities, and the future of digital identity and reputation. Tune in for a thought-provoking discussion on the future of the internet and the exciting possibilities of Web 3.0.