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what the heck happened with Sam Bankman-Fried and FTX and how does that relate to bitcoin? This episode looks into some bitcoin lingo and how it helps explain one of the biggest crypto blunders of all time.

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This episode is for people who want to interact with bitcoin for the first time.

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Vermont has been hit hard by floods, with roads and communities still recovering from the damage. Climate change is here, and it’s forcing us to rethink how we build and power our world. In this episode, we look at how Bitcoin mining—often criticized as a waste of energy—can actually help drive the transition to clean, resilient, and affordable energy. From capturing stranded power to supporting renewable projects and stabilizing grids, Bitcoin offers a flexible tool that can scale from small Vermont towns to communities across the globe.

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This episode looks into some of the reasons why there is a misconception of bitcoin among Vermonters and why that is a problem.

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The first thing we learn is the abc's, and that had a song to help us remember the order of the alphabet. Understanding Bitcoin and what money is may not have a catchy jingle but that doesn't mean we can't use music to help the Orange Pill Vermont go down easier. What the friggin heck is money?

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this emotional story is a glimpse as to what it looks like living through Triffin's Dilemma. From Chicago to Burlington, Vermont broken money takes a toll and Bitcoin may offer a better way.

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In this episode of Orange Pill Vermont, host Zach Landis connects the dots between the Triffin Dilemma — the trade-off a global reserve currency makes at the expense of its own citizens — and the everyday struggles of small towns here in Vermont. We look how debt becomes out of control and why Lyn Alden says "nothing stops this train". Could Bitcoin offer a better way? Are the problems on Main Street connected to a broken money? Are we on a path that has major problems baked into the system?

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Welcome to Orange Pill Vermont, a podcast where we explore how money shapes our lives, our towns, and our future. From small villages to the biggest cities, communities across America are facing rising costs, struggling businesses, and growing social challenges. Could part of the problem be our broken money system?

In this trailer, host Zach Landis introduces the heart of the show — connecting the dots between the forces behind inflation, debt, and economic decay, and the ways Bitcoin offers an alternative. We’ll dive into stories from right here in Vermont, talk with local voices, and explore how better money could help build stronger communities.

Whether you’re curious about Bitcoin, skeptical of it, or just trying to understand why things feel off, Orange Pill Vermont is your invitation to join the conversation.