Podcast appearances and mentions of dan heyman

Digital Currents hosts, Mark and Xavier, connect with Dan Heyman, Chief Strategy Officer at Candy Digital and a veteran in the blockchain industry. Dan shares insights into his journey from co-founding PegaSys to his current roles at Candy Digital and Board Member of Enterprise Ethereum Alliance. With a rich background in developing enterprise-grade blockchain protocols and a deep understanding of Ethereum, Dan discusses the significance of NFTs, the transition to Ethereum 2.0, and the implications of recent Ethereum Improvement Proposals (EIPs) like proto-danksharding (EIP-4844) as part of the Dencun Upgrade. He also explores the potential of ETH scalability and addresses concerns regarding centralization risks. Listen to Dan's vision for the future of blockchain technology. To learn more, visit us on the web at https://www.morgancreekcap.com/morgan-creek-digital/. To speak to a member of our team or sign up for other content, please email mcdigital@morgancreekcap.com

In the sixth episode of our new season of Web3 Innovators, our host Conor Svensson is joined by Daniel Heyman the Co-Founder and CEO of Palm NFT Studio. Palm NFT studio is a collective of Software Developers, Generative Artists, Storyworld Creators, and Strategists and spans all aspects of Web3 technology and creative production.Before starting his current company, Daniel was the Co-Founder of PegaSys, which is now the Protocol Engineering division of ConsenSys.Episode highlights:How studying the adoption of mobile technology in Kenya got Daniel interested in the spaceHis learning outcomes from founding a company that wasn't successful and the path after thisWhere the inspiration for Palm NFT Studio came from and its founding storyThe challenges the company has faced in its 1st year and how they have worked to overcome themTheir aim for people to have direct ownership over the digital assets they care about and how they are trying to make this a realityDaniel's belief that eventually all assets will be represented by NFTsKey Takeaways:It seemed evident to me that if we could connect the biggest brands in the world into this technology innovation, we could not only produce some really meaningful projects, but we could use those as the tip of the spear to broader adoption of our entire ecosystem. So Palm Studio set out to create the best platform for large scale web artists, creators, and brands to adopt Web3 technologies. - DanielA huge problem that NFT's have is the misconception in the market of what they are. A lot of people see them as speculative assets that are there to make a quick buck, and people understandably react negatively to that idea. - DanielWe need to do a lot of work educating the fan base that this isn't a way to make a quick buck. It is to give the audience a deeper connection to the brand and people's relationship to the brand. It's to give them a piece of the universe, or a piece of the art, or something they can truly own themselves. - DanielEverything is focused around delivering value to the end user and if there's revenue associated with that, wonderful. But, just like any product, you start from the point of what value you are providing, not how much money you can make. - DanielMy belief is that in five years, 99% of NFTs will either be free or below $10. These need to be things that everyone can adopt and consume and interact with, and they can't just be high value collectables for the crypto rich. - DanielResources:Palm NFT StudioPegaSysConsenSysMIT's Poverty Action LabSafaricomDefiSummerDamien Hirst Project➡️ Remember to leave us a 5* review and we'd love to hear your comments too!➡️ Follow Web3 Labs on Twitter➡️ Follow Web3 Labs on LinkedIn➡️ Follow Conor on Twitter➡️ Get Conor's latest thoughts on Web3 at https://writing.conorsvensson.com/

In this conversation, we chat with Dan Heyman, Co-founder and CEO of Palm NFT Studio and Network. Dan is a blockchain industry leader with experience building and leading organisations through the design, development and implementation of enterprise-grade blockchain protocols. Prior to Palm, Dan was the co-founder and Program Director of PegaSys, focusing on the strategy and operations of the team. Prior to joining PegaSys and ConsenSys, he was co-founder and CEO of Stack AI, COO of the Demeter Entrepreneur Support Network and Project Manager at MIT's Poverty Action Lab. He has an M.B.A. from MIT Sloan and a B.A. in Mathematics and Economics from Columbia University. More specifically, we touch on Dan's fascinating journey from working with the poverty action lab to founding Palm, as well as, Dan's experience at MIT, ConsenSys's enterprise solutions, the philosophy behind Crypto Art, NFTs and their value to large media enterprises, setting up a creator-focussed DAO, some exciting upcoming collaborations with DC Comics, and so much more!

Chatting with auto journo extrordinaire Dan Heyman of Vancouver. We're talking about his latest venture, TRQ Magazine, as well as the Ford Bronco Sport and how it may or may not compete with the Land Rover Defender. 

Dan Heyman is an original member of one of the east coast"s most infamous skateboard crews The East Coast Toke Team. We talk about skateboarding and shows from the 70's and 80's to the present. He also shares a ton of local history as well as some legendary Toke Team story's.

We're recording with guests Sami Haj-Assaad of the Unnamed Automotive Podcast, and Dan Heyman of literally everywhere else, talking about the Lamborghini Huracan, the new Porsche 911 Carrera, and the base model Mazda MX-5. Listen in!

Along with friend of the podcast and prominent automotive journalist Dan Heyman, we're setting out to discuss formative moments in our lives, and the cars that were around them. What did we learn to drive on? What cars were around for the births of our kids, our weddings and engagements? Dan also talks about the new 2020 Nissan Sentra, and we touch on the new Altima that Jerry recently tested. 

Daniel Heyman, co-founder and program directory of PegaSys and Grace Hartley, strategy and operations associate at PegaSys, discuss Hyperledger Besu. PegaSys is the protocol engineering team at ConsenSys and has been the primary contributor and maintainer of the codebase at the core of Hyperledger Besu since its launch in November 2018 as Pantheon. As part of the Hyperledger community, Hyperledger Besu is the first project that can operate on a public blockchain. Full Show Notes At: https://thecryptochick.io/020 Show Edited By: Aaron The Tech (http://aaronthe.tech) See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We're live from the LA Auto Show, learning about the latest reveals in the North American auto industry. We did some quick recording from the cabin of the new Kia K900, and then brought in some friends from the Canadian journalism and auto world. Visitors to our podcast this episode are auto journalists Dan Heyman and Evan Williams, and our friend and Mopar enthusiast Brad Horn from Fiat-Chrysler Canada. Cars talked about include the new Porsche 911, Jeep Gladiator, and many more! 

In our first episode, we examine the importance of a free press to our democracy in the wake of recent attacks on the First Amendment by the Trump administration, including the arrest of journalist Dan Heyman at the West Virginia Capitol. Guests: Eli Baumwell (ACLU-WV), Gene Policinski (Newseum), Dan Heyman (Public News Service). More information: http://acluwv.org. One nation, under pod.

Guest Dan Heyman is in the studio to argue with and refute Benjamin's past assassination of the Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio and talk about his journey across France in the Infiniti Q60. Sami joins in to discuss the Rolls-Royce Dawn and the lunacy of a $90,000 BMW 5 Series.

In this episode, the guys address whether the political left or the political right is the biggest threat to freedom of speech in the United States.  Their answer probably won't surprise you, but it will give you some ammunition during your next twitter fight with some dude with a Pepe the Frog icon. To tee up this subject, the guys examine the case of journalist Dan Heyman, who was just arrested (!) for trying to ask a question about the AHCA to a rather reluctant Tom Price, the guy who's Secretary of Health and Human Services and who's job description includes answering these kinds of questions. In the main segment, the guys compare the real threat to free speech with the latest complaint filed by our friends over at the Alliance Defending Freedom.  This particular lawsuit was filed on behalf of creationist lunatic Andrew Snelling, who wants to steal rocks from the Grand Canyon so he can prove something something Jesus moon lasers something and therefore, the earth is only 6,000 years old.  What you won't expect:  Andrew actually praises this Complaint!  Multiple times! After that, Andrew tackles a question from listener Thomas McCormick who -- perhaps somewhat tongue-in-cheek? -- wonders why churches are tax-exempt at all.  In (not) answering the question, Andrew also points out some special benefits churches get under the tax code. Finally, we end with the answer to Thomas Takes the Bar Exam question #24 about double hearsay.  We'll release a new #TTTBE question this Friday, and, as always, answer that question the following Tuesday.  Don't forget to play along by following our Twitter feed (@Openargs) and/or our Facebook Page and quoting the Tweet or Facebook Post that announces this episode along with your guess and reason(s), and don't forget that patrons who support us at any level get early access to the answers (and usually a fun post analyzing the question in more detail). Recent Appearances: None, but you should check out Thomas's other show, Serious Inquiries Only, and in particular episode #41 featuring Michael Shermer backpedaling on his the-left-is-killing-free-speech tweets and articles. Show Notes & Links Mediaite has the video and some contemporaneous tweets of the Heyman arrest. This is a copy of the Complaint the ADF filed on behalf of Andrew Snelling. Finally, two of the special statutes that benefit churches (and only churches) cited by Andrew in the "C" segment are 26 U.S.C. § 508(c) and 26 U.S.C. § 7611. Support us on Patreon at:  patreon.com/law Follow us on Twitter:  @Openargs Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/openargs/ And email us at openarguments@gmail.com  

Garland and Lee discuss the firestorm surrounding the unexpected firing of FBI Director Comey. Garland injects his law enforcement background and takes a unique position as he defends the actions of the Director. President Trump hosted both the Russian Foreign minister and Ambassador at the White House today. Our hosts discuss the content and implications of this meeting. Garland and Lee discuss the arrest of West Virginia reporter Dan Heyman. Heyman was arrested for repeatedly questioning HHS Secretary Tom Price about the GOP's latest healthcare initiative.