Never Though She Would Be In This Situation: Lyn Ulbricht A Bitcoiners’ Mom Confessed
In the Silk Road prosecution, Ross Ulbricht was swept up and charged with double life, no parole. By the end of this month, finally, his facts will be brought before the US Supreme Court, as the entity decides whether to eventually hear the case at hand.
Humans of Bitcoin (HOB) is another innovative audio project on air by Bitcoin.com, as part of its expanding podcast network. Its newest episode base on finding out how “its like to be the unwitting Mom of Bitcoin”, as Mrs. Ulbricht battles for the liberty of a wider ecosystem and for her son’s freedom.
Latest Humans of Bitcoin presents Lyn Ulbricht
Instead of capitalizing on Ross Ulbricht’s more scandalous alleges which consist of murder for hire, kingpinning drugs and the continued with the routine speech. It would have been definitely easier to implement and more likely to be more marketable in the most tenacious aspect. Cady Voge, host of Human of Bitcoin had other motives and decided to shoot an episode on “what it is like being Lyn Ulbricht”, mother to a person who has been constantly portrayed as a villain on mainstream media, “to a son she might never see free from incarceration?’, What is it like being suddenly thrust into the crypto-anarchist milieu, surrounded by the sort of people she might never have given much thought to previously”.
Ms. Voge presented a set of beautiful audio portraits (produced by Matt Aaron of This week in Bitcoin and Blockchain 2025), which is yet another, in a line of quite poignant. Ms. Voge elaborated that “What I’ve discovered is that most people”, according to News. Bitcoin.com. She further commented that “even those deeply embedded in the crypto world don’t know every corner of the industry or movement or whatever you want to call it. It’s all moving and developing so fast, no one can know everything, and so it’s really easy to make mistakes. So I wanted to begin by just letting people tell their own stories.”
As of now, HOB has completed five episodes, starting with a strikingly open interview with Sterlin Lujan. Mr. Lujan personal story is downright movielike but well known for his passion for space. In the next two episodes, Luis Buenaventura and Nanu Berks are interviewed, as fine art adjoining crypto is assessed unexpectedly and in detail, Mr. Buenaventra is a specialist in remittances and also discusses in illustrations. That certain episode is so “conventional”, so non-linear in a positive way, the audience has a sense of feeling being part of a scene in the coffee shop.
Ms. Voge also noted that “Of course my goal is also to educate listeners in a way” and she continues saying that “ The crypto world is still subcultured that most people don’t understand, and there are so many subcultures within it as well”. The awareness of virtual-art among people is relatively low and a real challenge seems to be faced by the introduction to Ms. Berks’ work using just theater of the mind. However, it somehow sticks and an audience is brought into a very intimate world, once again.
