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The Cardano Effect is a podcast that takes high level developer information and projects that are occurring within the Cardano space and breaks them down into bite sized consumable pieces of information for everyday use.
The Gauntlet puts a timer on Cardano pitches, so you can hear the questions before you take sides.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A farewell Cardano Effect episode that blends token talk with the podcast's move into archive status.
Cardano's final podcast episode works as both a year-end lookback and a sign-off for the show's own run. Rick and Philippe trace how the program began, thank IOG and the Cardano Foundation for supporting different phases, and note that the catalog will stay available as a record…
A conversational live stream links ADA optimism, Cardano's long-game philosophy, and an NBA-flavored economics analogy.
The Cardano Effect's episode 115 catches Cardano in a bullish ADA moment and turns that energy into a broader conversation about patience, engineering discipline, and why the hosts see the project as playing a long game.
A public Cardano proposal gauntlet where ambition meets unavailable infrastructure and pointed community questions.
The Cardano Effect's Gauntlet series turns Project Catalyst pitches into a public pressure test, with Mercy, Julie, and David each getting up to 10 minutes before questions from the hosts, other proposers, and chat.
A new foundation CEO maps Cardano Foundation priorities through Reddit questions on leadership, communication, and institutional engagement.
The Cardano Effect's 113th episode uses Reddit questions as an early read on Fred Grigard, the newly appointed CEO of the Cardano Foundation, and where he wants the organization to focus.
Four Project Catalyst proposals face a timer, a question panel, and the practical pressure of building in public.
The Cardano Effect's Gauntlet puts Chris, Steven, Geronimo, and Rob into a timed Project Catalyst pitch format, with each proposal moving through an elevator pitch, questions from the panel, and a final stretch.
Crypto, consciousness, and trust under pressure.
Builder conversations from the Internet Computer edge.
Healthcare trust, rebuilt block by block.
NFT culture after the mint button.
Project Catalyst voter registration closes Monday at 1700 UTC, and you need 8,000 ADA in Daedalus Catalyst.
K is changing from 150 to 500 on December 6, and saturation drops to under 64 million ADA.
Julie presents Gimbal Labs, Cardano starter kits, and API resources as free open-source tools meant to help developers build dApps and businesses on Cardano in minutes, not weeks.
Fred Grigard, newly appointed CEO of the Cardano Foundation, says the Foundation will focus on “banking plus,” supply-chain tracking, governance, and public services.
Chris’s Cardano Mobile proposal tries to replace “more than 50” separate sites with one phone app that shows events, tutorials, and real-time updates.
Hosts Philippe and Rick introduce the Cardano Effect podcast, discuss self-isolation, and interview Casey Monroe from the Cardano Foundation about community engagement.
A special episode of The Cardano Effect podcast discussing Cardano blockchain news and interviewing Tamara Hassan from IOHK.
Hosts Philippe and Rick introduce a special guest, Nikolas Arqueros, to discuss Cardano blockchain developments and projects.
Hosts Philippe and Rick interview Manmeet Singh from Cardano Foundation and EMURGO about the Cardano ecosystem.