Blockchain & Bourbon: The Need for Physical Crypto Projects

Blockchain and Bourbon is a weekly livestream hosted by the makers of The Creative Crypto Magazine, covering the latest and greatest in crypto-empowered creativity.

B & B Recap [Click on the Image Above for Video]

During last Friday’s episode, we discussed the Ethereal conference and in general the need for “Physical Crypto Projects” in the blockchain world, broadcasted on Facebook Live and the PROPS Project’s RIZE app. We talked about the need for creative doorways into the space and discussions of cryptocurrency that aren’t reliant on technical persuasian.

For this episode, we enjoyed another glass of Breukelen Distilling’s Wheat Whiskey from right in the neighborhood.

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Each week, we’ll be streaming a new episode of Blockchain & Bourbon on Friday with a variety of topics, themes, and special monthly interviews. If you have any topics you’d like covered, let us know in the comments or on our Facebook page. Read about the official announcement and roadmap here.

Next Up, Crypto Going Mainstream (in the Media)

On Friday at 4pm EST, we’ll be discussing the ways cryptocurrency is popping up in unexpected ways in the real world. We’ll talk about specific examples and how the portrayal of the technology is changing the rate of its impact on global communities. For this week, we’ll be broadcasting live from the BlockAsia Conference in New York where we’ll be doing a live session of Blockchain & Bourbon for the Conference.

Why Steem + Facebook + Rize?

We believe that it's important to broaden the crypto-conversation. Part of our original mission for The Creative Crypto Magazine is to act as an outpost that can attract professionals and social-media users into the cryptocurrency landscape. Facebook remains one of the best tools to draw in new visibility to Steemit.com, @dtube / @dlive, the Rize app and beyond. We will continue to experiment with new decentralized apps (and old centralized apps) to bridge our audiences and cultivate a dynamic and productive conversation.

We hope you’ll join us tomorrow! We’ll be taking questions live after the main discussion.