Show overview
The Isaac Morehouse Podcast has been publishing since 2015, and across the 10 years since has built a catalogue of 241 episodes. That works out to roughly 230 hours of audio in total. Releases follow a fortnightly cadence.
Episodes typically run thirty-five to sixty minutes — most land between 38 min and 1h 13m — though episode length varies meaningfully from one episode to the next. None of the episodes are flagged explicit by the publisher. It is catalogued as a EN-language Education show.
The catalogue appears to be on hiatus or wound down — the most recent episode landed 1.3 years ago, with no new episodes in over a year. The busiest year was 2016, with 88 episodes published. Published by Isaac Morehouse.
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Podcast by Isaac Morehouse
Latest Episodes
View all 241 episodesFwTK - The Maximal Minimalist, Fame, Fakes, and NBA Takes
We hop all over the place as usual.
FwTK - Can You Rewrite a Legacy?
We talk about affecting the past through the future, Scottie Pippen, Kanye West, what holiness means, and more.
FwTK - The NBA, the Church, and the Circus
*From 1:04 to about 1:09 TK cuts out. Just skip that part! Guess who's back? Reviving an old series, "Fridays with TK", we discuss what's wrong with the NBA, the meaning crisis, stat-lines vs storylines, the pope at the circus, the church, and more.
The Dangers of Being a 'Creator' - with Cyprian
Something seems to have changed. Once upon a time, I would advise young people to do more open sharing of their ideas - daily blogging, podcasting, learning out loud. Today, while those have value, they seem to also have a danger that wasn't present before. I asked Cyprian to help me try to discover what's going on.
Should You Fear AI?
I had two conversations on AI recently - one about its promise as a tech tool, and one about its dangers as a portal to hell. I think both are true.
Is AI an Entity? A Spiritual Look, with Cyprian
Cyprian (aka Vin Armani) joins me to discuss his take on AI. If you're not in for weird spiritual stuff, this is not the episode for you! We talk about whether AI is a technology or an entity, how it differs from other tech, and what it means for civilization.
AI Has (Finally) Got Me Hyped - with Steve Patterson
It took a while, but the latest ChatGPT Large Language Model AI thingy finally got me seeing an amazing future. Steve Patterson brings some excellent analysis to what's going on and what it means.
Why PartnerHacker?
Time to tell you about my new endeavor!
Tiny Payments are a Big Deal, Part 10: Re-inventing the Arcade with Haste
Go to nanopay.cash to signup for a little newsletter about tiny payments. The guys from Haste tell their winding tale from minor league baseball to building the Barpay app to creating a simple arcade game where the leaderboard gets payouts. That game led to a platform for game builders and a budding revolution. If you can't see the coolness in this simple use-case, I don't know what to do for you!
Do It Now - Joel Bein talks Creativity and Persistence
Joel is the author of The Daily Job Hunt (crash.co/daily) which goes out to 170k+ people every morning, and he's just published his first book. He joins to talk about the process and his own journey to becoming a creative machine. joelbein.com
Tiny Payments are a Big Deal, Part 9: Micro-Influence, with Nicky Nu
Subscribe at nanopay.substack.com for more stuff on tiny payments! Nicky is an entrepreneur, former professional dancer and instructor, and fellow tiny payment fan. He created Genuine Retweets to solve his own problem, and discovered he was onto something much bigger.
Tiny Payments are a Big Deal, Part 8: "99% of Crypto is a Joke" with Joshua Henslee
Subscribe at nanopay.cash for updates and exploration into tiny payments. Joshua Henslee joins me to talk tokens, enterprise, and more.
Tiny Payments are a Big Deal, Part 7: HandCash and the App Economy
Alex Agut and his biz partner wanted tiny payments for apps they were building. Traditional payment processors couldn't do it. Bitcoin could, but was too complicated for normal users. BTC fees became too high for tiny payments, but BHC and BSV emerged to restore the original low-fee design of bitcoin. That's when Alex had an idea: What if instead of waiting for a normie-friendly bitcoin wallet, they built one? HandCash.io is a user-first wallet with a built in app store for tiny payment apps. They also provide developers with super easy tools to let users login and pay + earn with HandCash. We walk through the experience and talk about what the future holds.
From Intern to CEO in 5 Years: Cameron Sorsby Talks Praxis and Careers
Cameron Sorsby is the CEO of Praxis. But he began as an unpaid intern willing to do anything to help the company grow. We chat is story, Praxis updates, and why he'd turn down the GM role for the San Antonio Spurs.
Isaac on the Ken Coleman Show
I joined Ken Coleman to talk about how to leverage connections in your career.
Tiny Payments are a Big Deal, Part 6: Which Protocols Work Best?
Sign up at nanopay.cash to get updates on my exploration into tiny payments. Coding wizard Dean Little from BitPing and MatterPool joins me to talk about which protocols are usable for micro and nanopayments, the pros and cons of each, and what needs to be solved for global scale. BSV, BCH, Solana, PoW, PoS, and more.
Sell Me This Pen
Maybe the world is already wondrous enough.
Tiny Payments are a Big Deal, Part 5: Randy from Twetch on Social Media
Check out nanopay.cash to get these videos and keep up on other nanopayment stuff. Randy is the co-founder of Twetch, a social media platform on the blockchain that uses tiny payments. Check it out at twetch.com.
Tiny Payments are a Big Deal, Part 4: Cyprian on Payment Channels
Check out www.nanopay.cash to keep up with these convos and more. Cyprian (aka Vin Armani) talks about his experiments with tiny payments, the business he launched called CoinText, why payment channels are an overlooked mechanism, and what to look for in a protocol.
Tiny Payments are a Big Deal, Part 3: Building Breakthroughs
Check out www.nanopay.cash to keep up to date on these vids and more tiny payment stuff. I briefly explore a framework created by tech investor Mike Maples Jr. and apply it to the world of tiny payments to get the wheels turning on what might be built for possible futures.