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Untangling Web3

The podcast that simplifies tomorrow's tech, today.Untangling Web3 dives deep into the world of the next-generation Internet, exploring the groundbreaking technologies, projects, and ideas shaping the future of the Web.

Podcast · By Jack Davies & Alec Burns · English · Official site

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Aug 10, 2026
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  1. Episode · Aug 10, 2026

    #137 Untangling: Vibe Coding w/ Colin Fitzpatrick (opens the original)

    Episode notes · Positive tone

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    Vibe coding is changing who can build software and how quickly ideas can become real products. With AI, LLMs, and coding agents improving at speed, the barrier between having an idea and launching an app is collapsing. Software that once required developers, budget, and months of work can now be prototyped, tested, and iterated in days. In this episode of Untangling Web3, Colin Fitzpatrick explores how vibe coding is reshaping software creation, entrepreneurship, and the future of work. This con

  2. Episode · Jul 15, 2026

    #136 Untangling: Privacy Infrastructure w/ Charles Hoskinson (opens the original)

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    Privacy is becoming one of the most important infrastructure questions in blockchain. Public ledgers made transactions transparent, verifiable, and trustworthy, but full transparency creates limits for real-world adoption. Businesses, institutions, governments, and individuals all need systems that can prove what is true without exposing everything by default. In this episode of Untangling Web3, Charles Hoskinson, CEO and Founder of Input Output Group, explores why privacy infrastructure is esse

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