A podcast by 1517 Fund exploring subversive intellectuals, entrepreneurs, and thinkers across society.
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 33 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Categories | BusinessEntrepreneurship |
The Invisible College is an idea/R&D stage investment program that 1517 is launching this summer and fall to support founders who would rather build than go to school in the fall. To be considered for the Invisible College, you must:
* Be in North ... more
Alex Gladstein joins 1517 Fund for a 1517 at Home conversation about how Bitcoin protects human rights, its applications around the world, and the coming death of cash that totalitarian and authoritarian regimes world over want to accelerate.
Alex... more
Ryan Kulp is a self-taught developer, marketer, musician, founder of Fomo and Fork Equity, and the author of Fitness for Hackers. He joins a live audience of the 1517 Community to discuss how the hacker mindset can be applied to fitness, nutrition, a... more
There are at least 12 identifiable Dark Ages in the recorded history of human civilization. Although we are all fascinated with the idea of the collapse of civilization, have we considered why civilizations actually collapse?
Join Samo Burja, found... more
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Informative episodes that are short enough to listen to on your commute. Little sugarcoating. Highly applicable.
Very informative and detailed. I enjoyed the “three part” format of the first episode and how it all tied together.
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