The Ordinals Podcast

Names, Babes, Chads, And Frogs with Danny Deezy

Danny is a prolific and innovative Ordinals entrepreneur and artist. He joins the podcast to discuss his efforts in names, sats, images, and more. 

From Ordinals Apprentice To Ordinals Master with Raph

Raph joins us to share his journey from beginner Rust engineer to becoming the lead maintainer of the Ordinals GitHub repository.

Inscribing And Recursively Accessing And Sequencing On-chain Audio Files with Jim.btc

Musicians and music lovers have been plagued by predatory business and government policies. Jim.btc joins to talk about how Ordinals is the solution.

Art Blended With Technology with FAR

The artist behind Taproot Wizards joins us to discuss the magic of breeding technology with art to create dynamic Ordinal inscriptions.

The Power Of Recursive Inscriptions with Danny Yang

Recursion makes Ordinals more programmable, less expensive, and higher resolution. Danny Yang joins to explain the recursive inscription breakthrough.

Social Challenges and Innovation Breakthroughs with Mark McKenzie

Ordinals faces the danger of grifters and bad tech but the opportunity of innovative breakthroughs. Mark McKenzie joins us to distinguish between the two.

Inscribing - The Tip Of The Spear with Brian Laughlan

Brian Laughlan is the co-founder of Ordinals Bot, one of the earliest and easiest to use inscription services. Brian shares tips and insights on best practices for inscribing. 

Meta Protocols And Layers with Bob Bodily

Layers enable Bitcoin to scale and become programmable. Guest Bob Bodily joins us to discuss how Ordinals fit into other Meta-protocols as well as sidechains to make Bitcoin a buildable blockchain.

Chaos and Cooperation During Ordinals First Months with Charlie Spears

February 2023 was the Bing Bang of Ordinals, with a small group of unpaid volunteers guiding the chaos into production. Charlie Spears joins us to share details of this formative month.

Cypherpunk Opportunities And Governance Challenges with Psifour

Ordinals enable cypherpunk free speech, art, and money. But the opportunities bring thorny challenges. Our guest Psifour discusses his experience in the trenches.