Hey guys, I'm recording this here on April 5th. It's Sunday. Everyone's trying to survive the crisis.

Quick note to you guys, we are moving. You know, you used to delay these episodes by, you know,

four to eight months after we recorded them in terms of releasing them on the podcast.

We've changed that. A lot of these interviews you're going to hear over the next many months are

going to be ones we recorded only days prior. We think that's a smarter way to run the show. I've made the change.

So expect more urgent information coming out. Secondly, I am getting destroyed on iTunes reviews

by these people that say Nathan's rude. He's hard hitting. Blah, blah, blah, blah. Which, by the way,

I am. It's part of my style. It's what works. The problem is people that love that style never

take the time to go leave a five-star review. So I only get one-star reviews on iTunes. And right now there's a streak of one-star

reviews that is driving me crazy. It would mean the world to me, guys. If you're loving the show,

you love how direct I am, you like the style, if you go leave a review on iTunes now. If you do that and tweet it to me, text it to me,

email it to me, whatever you want, I'm going to reply with a very special surprise. I think

a lot of you guys will really like. It is heavy, heavy data oriented. All right. So I appreciate that.

Thanks, guys. Enjoy the show.

Slowly winding down his full-time job to scale his side project, Zastron, which is essentially

helping people learn Ethereum, kind of like how you learn how to code with, you know, Team Treehouse

or Code Academy.

He's, again, doing that for blockchain and decentralized platforms like Ethereum.

Currently has 200 students paying 20 bucks a month for the platform, so about $4,000 a month

in revenue, just himself building it based up there in Massachusetts, 10% logo turn per month,

bootstrapped, obviously operating at break even hiring contractors to build out the courses.

Hello, everyone.

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