John Bushe's guest appearances

John Bushe

Finding Genius Podcast

The Crypto Show

Jeff Garzik

Lyn Ulbricht

Jonathan Chester

Richard Jacobs

Ken Ramirez

Brian Deery

Anthony Di Iorio

Steven Sprague

Jameson Lopp

Simon Dixon

Colin Cantrell

David Johnston

Charlie Shrem

Adrianna Mendez

Aaron Lasher

OwlTail

On tonight's episode of "The Crypto Show," we talk with Nanu Berks of nanuberks.com about her many adventures as an artist, writer, and person of many hats and many talents. She tells us about the benefits of working remotely, the world of decentralized art, and her particular art focus on murals and, of late, crypto murals. We also discuss VR art, her art pieces around Austin, remittance payments, crypto and Latin America, her upcoming events, and Rahm Emmanuel. In the second hour, we talk to John Bushe, President of Zero Waste Asset Management. We talk about the Zero Waste goals of Austin and other cities, the impact that such goals would have on the economy and ecology, and how the blockchain-based technology and business model of his company will help promote those goals. We also discuss Zero Waste Asset Management's upcoming token sale.

On tonight's episode of "The Crypto Show," we talk with Nanu Berks of <a href="http://nanuberks.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">nanuberks.com</a> about her many adventures as an artist, writer, and person of many hats and many talents. She tells us about the benefits of working remotely, the world of decentralized art, and her particular art focus on murals and, of late, crypto murals. We also discuss VR art, her art pieces around Austin, remittance payments, crypto and Latin America, her upcoming events, and Rahm Emmanuel. <br><br>In the second hour, we talk to John Bushe, President of Zero Waste Asset Management. We talk about the Zero Waste goals of Austin and other cities, the impact that such goals would have on the economy and ecology, and how the blockchain-based technology and business model of his company will help promote those goals. We also discuss Zero Waste Asset Management's upcoming token sale.

Nanu Berks And John Bushe

Inspired by nature, and made necessary by the city of Austin, Texas' struggle to reach their zero-waste goal, Zero Waste applies bio-mimicry ideas in order to reach a more sustainable, zero-waste future. In order to make their zero-waste goals on time, the city needed a way to manage their solid waste assets, and a network of businesses and projects was created. Zero Waste performs trash analysis for interested businesses by gathering data for one month on dumpster usage. After the data is collected, Zero Waste helps businesses find the correct dumpster size for their business, and arranges for the dumpster to be emptied only when it is full, as collecting trash whether or not the dumpster is full is one of the biggest inefficiencies in the solid waste industry. Businesses save money on their trash collection costs, become more aware of the types of trash that they produce, and will reward correct behavior with tokens. Zero Waste has a year of exciting partnerships coming up, leading to what they believe will be wide-scale adoption before the year is over. For more information, visit www.zerowasteadvocacy.com.

<p>Inspired by nature, and made necessary by the city of Austin, Texas' struggle to reach their zero-waste goal, Zero Waste applies bio-mimicry ideas in order to reach a more sustainable, zero-waste future. In order to make their zero-waste goals on time, the city needed a way to manage their solid waste assets, and a network of businesses and projects was created. Zero Waste performs trash analysis for interested businesses by gathering data for one month on dumpster usage. After the data is collected, Zero Waste helps businesses find the correct dumpster size for their business, and arranges for the dumpster to be emptied only when it is full, as collecting trash whether or not the dumpster is full is one of the biggest inefficiencies in the solid waste industry. Businesses save money on their trash collection costs, become more aware of the types of trash that they produce, and will reward correct behavior with tokens. Zero Waste has a year of exciting partnerships coming up, leading to what they believe will be wide-scale adoption before the year is over. For more information, visit <a href="http://www.zerowasteadvocacy.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.zerowasteadvocacy.com</a>.</p>

Zero Waste — John Bushe, Founder — Decentralizing and Democratizing the Movement of Solid Waste