The Income Show is back for Episode 5, with host @IIICapital joined by Brian Brookshire to talk all things digital finance. From digital credit and stablecoins to Bitcoin and standout tickers like $MSTR, $STRC, and $SATA, this conversation covers the ideas and assets reshaping how we think about money. Tune in for a clear, no-fluff breakdown of where digital credit and markets are heading.

In Episode 4 of The Income Show, Joe sits down with Jakob Schillinger, CEO of Hermetica, a self-custodial Bitcoin yield product built for earning BTC-denominated returns while keeping your position on-chain and transparent. Together they explore the future of money, the evolution of fixed income, and why digital credit represents one of the largest untapped markets in finance. The conversation digs into what separates a durable yield product from the failures of past cycles, covering transparency, institutional-grade risk controls, the importance of low volatility, and the lessons being absorbed from recent DeFi exploits. Jakob and Joe also unpack Hermetica's infrastructure, its path to multi billion dollar scale, and how simplification, not complexity, is the foundation of higher security. They close on the bigger picture: Bitcoin's role as a world reserve asset, the intersection of AI and Bitcoin, and how a shifting interest rate regime will redefine the priorities of every digital credit issuer in the next cycle.

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In this Episode 3 of The Income Show, we sit down with the founder of Castle to explore how Bitcoin and digital credit are reshaping the way businesses save, borrow, and benchmark long-term success. We dig into why traditional banking is falling short, how Castle's platform lets any company automatically start accumulating Bitcoin on its balance sheet, and why digital credit may be one of the most overlooked opportunities of the cycle. From the parallels between today's Bitcoin adoption and the early internet, to the risks of waiting on the sidelines, to what happens when rates shift and household-name corporates finally step in, we cover the full arc of where this is heading over the next five years.