Josiah Spackman, DigiByte Brand Ambassador, Demystifies Blockchain and Cryptocurrency and Discusses the Responsible Application of This Technology!
The Digital Forensics Files PodcastShow Notes
Josiah Spackman is passionate about technology and digital information. You can hear it when he speaks. You can see the excitement on his face. His expertise in the area of blockchain and cryptocurrency is impressive. Josiah breaks down a concept like blockchain, which is difficult for many of us to understand, to its simplest form and expresses himself in a way that makes people listen.
It's no wonder then that he is perfectly suited to be a brand ambassador for one the world's most premiere blockchain organizations - Digibyte. What is truly amazing is that he believes in what he does so much that he does it for free! He voluntarily and very generously gave me his time on a Saturday from sunny Auckland, New Zealand.
I hope you will sit back and enjoy this episode as much as I enjoyed recording it with Josiah. He is a rare breed in this world and it was an honour to chat with him.
Please follow Josiah on LinkedIn, Twitter and, for more information on DigiByte, please check out digibyte.io.
Big thank you to Luke Ryan, of the DigiByte Awareness Team, for introducing me to Josiah for this podcast interview!
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