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Alana Mediavilla founded her production company ‘Filmkik’ over 10 years ago and has been producing videos for Silicon Valley companies throughout this time. She has had an interest in bitcoin since 2015, but increasingly she came to realise the importance of bitcoin in protecting individual and societal freedoms throughout the world. Having observed some of the rhetoric around the environmental damage that bitcoin mining was allegedly causing, she decided to investigate further. The result is the documentary ‘Dirty Coin’ scheduled for release in 2024, which covers: bitcoin mining, one of its underlying technologies ‘proof-of-work’, and its demand for large amounts of power. The film separates fact, from factoids and provides a window into what bitcoin mining is.You can follow Alana’s work here:https://twitter.com/dirtycoindochttps://twitter.com/AlanaMediavillaContribute to the Project here:https://geyser.fund/project/dirtycointhecontroversybehindbitcoinmining This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.accesstribe.com/subscribe

Hannah Rosenberg is a Bitcoin and e-commerce web developer, educator and economist. With a passion for monetary theory and alternative currencies, and a degree in economics from the University of Illinois at Chicago, she became an early Bitcoin adopter and enthusiast in 2012, going on to found Velas Commerce in 2014. Having built deep roots in the crypto community, Hannah was the organizer of Chicago’s largest blockchain community group for 5 years, the Bitcoin and Open Blockchain meetup. As an educator, Hannah has taught blockchain courses at UIC’s College of Business Administration and works as a Developer Advocate for Lightning Labs. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.accesstribe.com/subscribe

Emma is CEO of MMH Technology Group, which encompasses Data Systems, Blockchain Consulting, Marketing and Events. She is also a member of the Crypto Sustainability Coalition at the World Economic Forum and board member of the Canadian Blockchain Consortium and Chair of its Mining Committee. Emma is one of approximately 2% of women of colour that sat on at least two publicly traded boards in Canada during 2022. Emma is also past Chair and Executive Board Member of Blockchain for Impact, which works alongside the United Nations and past Chair for Girls In Tech. *The information in this podcast does not constitute financial advice This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.accesstribe.com/subscribe