Namer Stories

In this episode I am talking with Jesse, known as  Handshake Jesus on Twitter. He shares his journey into crypto and specifically the Handshake protocol and his work with the Namebase community. I appreciated his take on how important the root zone is with the  DNS rootzone and his concentration on the name gifting projects within the Handshake community.Thanks Jesse, I thoroughly enjoyed our conversation.

Here is a great conversation with Clay Collins of Nomics. He is business owner, a podcaster, and a very big fan of Internet domains known as Handshake protocol domain names. Clay's second level business built on the .c TLD available at Gateway.io, is booming, that is how much he is into this new space.It was a privilege to have this conversation and much thanks to Clay for the time he spent going over blockchain, the new domains, Web3, and some financial talk as well.

Here is a great talk with Johnny Wu, Johnny has worked hard for the community of Handshake members through Namebase as the Community Manager.Kudos to him for all of the energy he has put in to keep us focused and growing in this new DNS era. I very much enjoyed this conversation and look forward to many more, I hope you do as well.

Thanks Oscar for a most interesting talk. Your journey to Bitcoin and the Handshake protocol certainly displays the diversity how we all take on Bitcoin and related subjects. You eagerness to learn more is commendable and inspiring.

This podcast and story telling is from two powerful individuals in the domain naming space, Tieshun Roquerre and Andrew (Drew) Rosener. Each has there own company and come to the same industry from two different sides. Tieshun started Namebase 3 years ago building his idea of a better Domain Naming System on the Handshake protocol and Drew has been involved building his brands one of which is Media Options since at least early 2000.Both contributed an amazing amount of valuable information in the podcast and shared it with enthusiasm with an eye to the future and how the internet is changing.Thanks for listening.

Zach shares his story about how he got into Handshake and found his way to Namebase. He also describes a project he is developing using the Handshake protocol.

Kiba has traveled the world as a digital nomad and made it work for himself. He has taken on many open source projects over the last few years and now finds himself deep into Handshake. Hear what he has to say about the potential future of Handshake and his contribution toward his success. Thank you for listening.

Scott is from the Portland, Oregon area and shares some of his story with a great amount of enthusiasm. His background is diverse and valuable to a project such as Handshake. His story starts with military service, software development, financial services, and marketing. That is only a small part of his story. I particularly appreciated his "why", and his ideas for furthering Handshake.Thanks Scott.

A talk with Matthew Zipkin as he shares his thoughts about the Handshake protocol and where it is heading in this era area of the decentralized internet.

Jothan brings a wealth of knowledge of the legacy Domain Naming System to Handshake. He uncovers some of the mystery behind Top Level Domains and some thoughts about where Handshake protocol is heading. I learned a lot and it was a pleasure talking with such a knowledgeable and outgoing fellow.

Mark is from the Greater Madison area of Wisconsin, has a background in insurance, government, and financial sales and services, and is now the founder of Namesake Domains. He discovered Handshake during a vacation with his family when he stumbled upon an article from blockchain.com about Handshake, which helped him realize “there would now be an unlimited number of top-level domains, which would explode the level of creativity that's possible with how we use URLs and how we interact with the internet”.