The following is an archived podcast presented by the Branson and Hudson Foundation for Podcast Recovery.

This podcast is entitled, Einstein's and Edisons.

It is the first and only episode of the podcast.

Welcome to episode one.

Electricity, the automobile, penicillin, beer cans that tell you if it's cold, Viagra, Spanx,

the Xbox 360, the Macarena. All great inventions. Well, what do they have in common?

Well, they were all created by a singular genius, with exceptional vision and execution.

Welcome to Einstein's and Edison.

My name is Simon Ropes and I'm here with my fellow correspondent Victor Fife.

And today, like every day, we are talking about geniuses.

Some of our previous guests include Elizabeth Holmes, Richard Branson,

the rapper that ate that woman in Texas, Mark Cuban, Ray Leota, Bo Dietl,

Escalade for Man 1 Streetball, rest in peace, and you guessed it, Mo Rocca.

But today we are talking to a wonderful, alarmingly intelligent young man named Mallard Dufrain.

Mallard, hello.

Victor, hello.

Everyone, welcome to Einstein's and Edison's.

You know, would you like to give a quick introduction of yourself for someone who doesn't know who you are, Mallard? Yeah, Simon and Victor, thanks for having me here.

You know, some people would call me the founder of the Money Institute, but I really prefer to

be called the inventor of the Money Institute because we see a lot of founders these days,

a lot of entrepreneurs, but we don't see a lot of

inventors like we used to, you know? So I'm really out here trying to rethink money and how we

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