They Left Public Radio to Try Their Fortunes on the Blockchain

By cineramaSeptember 16, 2018Bitcoin Business

Manoush Zomorodi, left, and Jen Poyant left WNYC this year to create a podcast, “ZigZag,” in partnership with the blockchain journalism company Civil Media. Manoush Zomorodi’s eyes used to […]

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