From writing her thesis by hand to breaking into JP Morgan as a systems analyst with zero computer experience — Jillian Godsil has never followed the script.

Now a renowned journalist, broadcaster, and author, Jillian reflects on her eclectic career that spans legacy finance and the rise of Web3. In this wide-ranging episode, she unpacks how curiosity and resilience shaped her path — and why the future still belongs to the storytellers.

You’ll hear:

▫️ How Jillian broke into fintech with no tech background

▫️ Her wild journey from typewriters to the blockchain

▫️ The power of embracing imperfection

▫️ Why she believes early adopters are rarely ‘ordinary’

▫️ How she became one of the most trusted voices in Web3

This episode is a reminder that expertise isn’t always linear — and sometimes being a little lost is exactly how you find your way.

Andrew Eastston was living the corporate dream — high-level strategy at Northrop Grumman, consultant at Ernst & Young, even teaching MBA students at USC. But it wasn’t enough.

Now? He manufactures Bitcoin.

In this episode, Andrew walks us through his wild pivot from corporate boardrooms to crypto warehouses. From the 2017 blockchain boom to today’s laser focus on Bitcoin mining, Andrew breaks down:

▫️ Why BTC is still king

▫️ The reality of mining vs. hype

▫️ What 10 years of entrepreneurship has taught him

▫️ The truth about crypto market cycles

▫️ Why alts might not bounce back this time

This isn’t another overhyped crypto chat. This is someone who’s actually in the trenches.

What happens when you're constantly pitching world-changing tech — and no one’s buying it?

James Bowater got tired of going cap in hand to investors. So, he stopped asking. And instead, he built something that couldn’t be ignored.

In this episode, James — founder of Crypto AM and a longtime voice in the UK blockchain scene — shares how years spent developing holographic anti-counterfeit technology turned into a front-row seat in the rise of Web3.

We dive into:

▫️ The brutal reality of raising capital in the UK

▫️ Why early-stage innovation often goes unnoticed

▫️ How James saw the crypto media opportunity before most

▫️ Lessons from launching Crypto AM

▫️ Why being underestimated can be your biggest advantage

If you’re a founder, creator, or anyone trying to get something off the ground — this is one of those rare conversations that’s actually honest about what it takes.