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Welcome to the Techquitable podcast, your audio guide through the complex landscape of emerging technologies and equitable ownership. Hosted by Connor Spelliscy and Tony Douglas Jr. of the Decentralization Research Center, this podcast will host a diverse array of voices — from researchers and policy makers to forward-thinking entrepreneurs and industry leaders — to keep you informed on the latest findings and research surrounding decentralization, governance and emerging technologies.
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Signup to Generate a PitchWelcome to the Techquitable podcast, your audio guide through the complex landscape of emerging technologies and equitable ownership. Hosted by Connor Spelliscy and Tony Douglas Jr.
Techquitable is hosted by Decentralization Research Center. The show has published 22 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "The attention economy and online governance, with Nathan Schneider" (21 October 2025, 50 minutes), "The importance of control criteria in crypto legislation with Gabriel Shapiro" (6 September 2025, 31 minutes), and "Rules for the next generation of financial infrastructure, with Jane Khodarkovsky and Nikhil Raghuveera" (1 July 2025, 38 minutes).
Techquitable publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 36 minutes across 22 episodes.
Booking probability for Techquitable is 18%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Techquitable requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Techquitable's contact route on record: public web form.
The strongest fits for Techquitable are IT Services & Software Development and Business & Management Consulting. Techquitable has a technology audience.
Decentralization Research Center hosts Techquitable, a technology podcast with 22 episodes published.
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<p>Nathan Schneider (@ntnsndr), professor of media studies at the University of Colorado Boulder and director of the Media Economies Design Lab, joined the Decentralization Research Center's podcast to discuss his new...

<p>Gabriel Shapiro, a crypto lawyer and founder of MetaLeX, joins the Decentralization Research Center’s Connor Spelliscy to discuss market structure legislation, limiting principles for Howey, ancillary assets, and the...

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<p>Jane Khodarkovsky, a former federal prosecutor who is now a partner at Arktouros, and Nikhil Raghuveera, co-founder and CEO of Predicate, join the Decentralization Research Center’s Tony Douglas to discuss regulation...

<p>How does bipartisan education occur in Washington? Where can it be improved? George Leonardo (@CapHillCrypto) of Cap Hill Crypto joins the Techquitable podcast to discuss what he's seeing on the...

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<p>Jonathan Galea (@ImpermanentGain), counsel at Cahill, Gordon, & Reindel LLP, joins Connor Spelliscy (@c_spelliscy) to break down the evolving definition of decentralization under MiCA and the broader EU regulatory...

<p>Miles Jennings of a16z (@milesjennings) and Sarah Brennan of Delphi Ventures (@SH_Brennan) join Connor Spelliscy to discuss the critical control test for decentralization, which has been mentioned in Safe Harbor...

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<p>SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce spoke with us at the Decentralized Tech Summit to share her thoughts on how decentralization should impact securities regulation, her work leading the SEC's Crypto Task Force and exit...

<p>The author of “The Very Brief History of Decentralized Blockchain Governance”, Dr. Abramowicz, joined the Techquitable podcast to discuss how governance over decentralized blockchain communities has evolved over...

<p>The authors of recently published “Blockchain Governance” joined the Techquitable podcast to discuss how governance over blockchain communities is formed. </p><p>It was a pleasure to learn about their research on...

<p>@ahall_research is the Davies Family Professor of Political Economy at the Stanford Graduate School of Business and a Senior Fellow at the Hoover Institution. </p> <p>Andy has also advised major tech companies — such...

<p>@sheila_warren is the CEO of the Crypto Council for Innovation, a premier global alliance for advancing the promise of digital assets through research, education and advocacy.</p> <p>In 2023, Sheila was voted one of...

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<p>Dr. Kelsie Nabben (@kelsiemvn) is an ethnographic researcher specializing in the social impacts of emerging technologies, particularly decentralized digital infrastructure (including blockchains, peer-to-peer...

<p>Paul Brigner leads the Coinbase Institute and is the founder of the PGP* (Pretty Good Policy) for Crypto group. He joined us on the Techquitable podcast to discuss what he’s hearing in Washington, the importance of...

<p>Kyle Bligen, Director of Financial Policy at the Chamber of Progress joins the Techquitable podcast to discuss what he’s hearing in Washington on legislation affecting blockchain technology, decentralization and much...

<p>What impact will the future of blockchains have on constitutions and institutions?</p> <p>DRC Executive Director Connor Spelliscy spoke with DRC Fellow Professor Eric Alston on the Techquitable podcast to discuss...

<p>Congressman Wiley Nickel (@RepWileyNickel) is currently serving his first term in Congress as the U.S. Representative of the 13th District of North Carolina which includes Wake, Wayne, Johnston and Harnett...

<p>Nathan Schneider (@ntnsndr), joins the podcast to discuss the need for accountable centralized structures in decentralized participation and the importance of designing governable spaces. </p> <p>9:12 - Ethics and...

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<p>SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce shares her perspective on innovation, securities law and blockchain technology, and whether the three can co-exist.</p> <p>Show highlights:</p> <p>0:00 - Intro</p> <p>4:57 - How should...

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<p>Shrey Jain is a Research Fellow at the Decentralization Research Center and Technical Program Manager at Microsoft and Co-Founder of the Plural Technology Collaboratory at Microsoft Research.</p> <p>In this spotlight...

<p>Ari Juels is the Weill Family Foundation and Joan and Sanford I. Weill Professor in the Jacobs Technion-Cornell Institute at Cornell Tech and the Technion and a Computer Science faculty member at Cornell University...
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