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As a trader, there are lots of listening options when you want to stay informed about the crypto market. If you searched for cryptocurrency, you’d get hundreds of channels on any platform, including G-podcast and Spotify. That’s why we have listed the seven best shows that may help foster your love and interest in crypto.

Back when the radio was still cool, some of us might remember how awesome it was every time your favorite show host came on the air. Nowadays, you can replay every single episode of everything you’ve ever watched.

Technology has certainly taken away some of the enthusiasm, but it gave us podcasts. First known as audio blogs, podcast shows used to be mere recordings of someone ranting on about a certain aspect of the daily routine. As we went on, the topics grew deeper as people grew busier. Eventually, podcasts became a part of everyone’s schedule.

In a way, you could say our lifestyle is what made podcasts so popular. The convenience of joining in a conversation at a push of a button is simply irresistible. Not only that, the diversity of topics is incredible. You can talk about anything on a show from why you think TikTok is bad or how you think your neighbor is a spy. The things you find will always surprise you.

Let’s get right into it.

The Crypto Conversation – Andy Pickering

This podcast is one of Brave New Coin’s IPs, a crypto informational agency. Most of the shows are analysis-driven and tend to focus on speculations and predictions. You can get a lot of useful insights into how cryptocurrency behaves and how to anticipate certain movements.

Andy Pickering does a great job leading the show even though he is rarely the one who provides the information. There’s usually a guest who’s either an expert in the field or has experience in trading that will do most of the talking. Andy’s voice has a peculiar tone to it that distinguishes him from most people, though he might sound a bit serious.

Crypto Campfire Podcast – Mitch and the Perfesser

This show is as relaxing as its name sounds – a very casual conversation that isn’t fraught with jargon or convoluted opinions. Just two guys and a simple discussion. The only thing missing is probably some cracking wood sound in the background.

If the hosts’ names didn’t give you any clue, these guys have a quirky approach to the talk. Their topics are pretty random and fall in a wide spectrum, covering anything from coffee, fishing, to celebrities and video games. Somehow, they manage to tie all of that into cryptocurrency. Mitch and the Perfesser have almost opposite pitches so you can always tell who’s talking.

Overall, if you want to simply listen to opinions on some of the happenings in the world of crypto while laughing, Campfire Podcast is perfect for you.

Zero-Knowledge – Anna Rose

For those who might be wondering, this podcast is named after the Zero-Knowledge protocol, which is a method of proving a statement is true. In cryptography, the ZKP is one of the core elements of verification.

The name is appropriate for the type of content Anna Rose offers along with her guests. These like-minded individuals delve into the micro-aspects of cryptocurrency, such as privacy, updates, and systematic issues. The conversations are an informative mixture of data analysis and educated opinions.

Stephan Livera Podcast – Stephan Livera

Whenever someone puts their full name on a show, you know they’re serious. Stephan Livera has been around for quite some time with some of the first episodes airing in 2018. The majority of his content is focused on bitcoin and all of its attendant connotations. If you’re a bitcoin enthusiast, you’ll find a lot of his topics super useful.

Stephan talks about all of the technical aspects of bitcoin, including the lightning network, software, energy consumption, and more. There are quite a few episodes on the layer 2 channels and how they make life easier.

The Pomp Podcast – Anthony Pompliano

It’s common to have guests on your podcast, but Anthony Pompliano specializes in that. His content is based solely on guests’ opinions and knowledge of cryptocurrency. That makes every conversation unique even when you’ve heard many guests talk about the same thing.

The main appeal of the Pomp podcast is the wide range of perspectives on some of the most mainstream topics. All sorts of people go on the show from high profile CEOs to self-made millionaire traders and offer a piece of their minds. If you’re interested in what successful crypto investors have to say, definitely check this one out.

The Bad Crypto Podcast – Joel Comm & Travis Wright

Despite the name, this podcast is pretty good. Joel and Travis discuss mainly cryptocurrency news and all the latest happenings, including scandals and crashes. The guests are knowledgeable and offer very interesting interpretations of various events.

Other than news, TBCP also covers predictions and price speculations. Don’t expect any financial advice but the things they talk about are based on reliable data and historical movements.

What Bitcoin Did – Peter McCormack

Last but not least, What Bitcoin Did is one of the top-performing shows this year. Similar to Stephan Livera, Peter McCormack covers bitcoin and its relevance to today’s economy.

What makes this podcast great is how much educational content it has. There are a lot of things you can learn from Peter and his guests. The conversations are fairly easy to understand so beginners will have a comfortable time here. If you’re interested in bitcoin but don’t know where to start, this is a show you need to follow.

Summary

What makes a good podcast is a consistency in the tone and precision of its opinions. There are many other shows out there but the above cut it for us in these regards. Check them out if you plan to improve your perspectives and further understand cryptocurrency. Stay tuned for our list of 10 best cryptocurrency influencers.