431: A Tale Of 2 Free Cities: What I Saw In Honduras
I recently returned from Honduras, where I attended the Free Cities Foundation Conference and had the chance to visit two very different Free Cities. And I have to say, seeing what these people are actually building on the ground has made me even more optimistic about the future of freedom. In today’s episode, Marc and…
413: Próspera: A Tax Residency Solution For Expats & Digital Nomads – Joey Langenbrunner
In today’s episode, I sit down with Joey Langenbrunner, founder of Nomad Layer. We discuss why tax residency is one of the most important pieces of an offshore Plan-B, and how Próspera, in Honduras, is building a new approach to tax residency for people who live, work, and invest across multiple countries. IN TODAY’S…
278: What’s It Like To Live In A Free Private City? – Alex Ugorji
Alex Ugorji is an entrepreneur and educator interested in prosperity zones, breakaway civilizations, and disruptive technologies. He started the Crypto Frontier, an intentional crypto community in Saipan, and co-founded a blockchain software company RaiPay. He is also the co-founder of Nakamoto Financial, a consulting and financial technology company. After realizing that his dreams of disruption…
256: Are Self Governing Cities Our Chance At Freedom? – Alex Voss
Alex Voss is the CFO of TIPOLIS, a company committed to becoming the creator, owner and operator of a global portfolio of international, autonomous cities. Alex also shares an affinity for topics like Bitcoin, Austrian economics and free cities, so as you can imagine, we get along great. Alex and I have known each other…
211: Discover Honduras: A Roadmap for Aspiring Expats
202: The Startup City Concept: Francisco Litvay’s Insights
Francisco Litvay is the Co-founder of Settee, an internationalization company. At age 17, he moved from Brazil and, at 21, became a digital nomad, having been in more than 20 countries on 4 continents since then. He specializes in Special Economic Zones and Charter Cities and is an ambassador for the Free Private Cities Foundation…