Join Paul Brigner, Head of Coinbase Institute, on the 'PGP for Crypto Podcast' as he sits down with Mike Orcutt, Michael Reilly, and Lucy Harley-McKeown, the founding editors of Project Glitch. They discuss their new crypto-focused journalistic initiative and their partnership for the upcoming DC Privacy Summit on October 24th. Learn about their backgrounds, the unique approach of Project Glitch, and the importance of privacy in the future of the internet.

Explore more at Project Glitch (https://projectglitch.xyz) and register for the summit at DC Privacy Summit (https://www.dcprivacysummit.org).

TIMESTAMPS:

00:00 Introduction to the PGP for Crypto Podcast

00:25 Meet the Founding Editors of Project Glitch

01:43 Michael Reilly's Journey in Science and Tech Journalism

04:15 Lucy Joins the Crypto Journalism Scene

06:07 The Vision Behind Project Glitch

13:06 Exploring the Future of Crypto and Blockchain

20:13 The DC Privacy Summit Announcement

21:05 Event Programming and Speaker Lineup

31:59 Future Plans and Closing Remarks

The Special Meaning of PGP:

The “PGP” reference is in homage to Pretty Good Privacy encryption and is carried over from Electric Coin Co.’s longstanding Pretty Good Pancakes breakfasts held in conjunction with industry events. As the first freely distributed, high quality public-key cryptography system, PGP was a widely used tool among cypherpunks for privacy protection and has had a major influence on the development of cryptocurrencies. PGP is still used today, especially in the cyber threat intelligence community.

DISCLAIMER

Please be advised that the information provided in this podcast is for informational and educational purposes only and is not to be taken as legal or financial advice. The opinions and views expressed by our guests are their own and may not reflect the official stance of the organizations they represent or those of Coinbase Institute. Always consult a legal or financial professional before making any decisions.