Editors to interview

Eric Wade is the editor of Stansberry Innovations Report, Crypto Capital, and Crypto Cashflow, three investment advisories where Eric uses his unique strategy to find the best opportunities in the cryptocurrency space. Eric is an Internet entrepreneur and investor who began picking stocks and trading futures contracts in college, using his expertise to become a certified financial manager at the largest American retail brokerage. He eventually sold the Internet domain of his nickname – Wallstreet.com – for over $1 million. Eric was named a “Savvy Entrepreneur” by PR WEEK Magazine for this and has numerous TV, internet, and print appearances where he shares forward-looking ideas. Eric has also been an angel investor, a movie script writer, and the founder of a family business that was recognized locally and internationally. He has also worked with some of the largest companies and ad agencies, worldwide, to expand their marketing reach. Eric's cryptocurrency career began by mining bitcoin. Soon, he turned to mining Ethereum and then, even taught himself how to build and program his own miners. His research into the transformative possibilities of both blockchain and artificial intelligence technologies has grown from there. Eric takes pride that his research has created millionaires and changed people’s lives. Eric was a barely above-average student until he began to study economics in college. Studying the so-called ‘dismal science’ fueled his desire to remake capitalism, reshape our government, reduce taxes, and improve the standard of living for all Americans. Eric lives in sunny Southern California with Ana, his wife of 32 years who is a children’s book author, entrepreneur, and inspiration for his big ideas.

Francesca Turauskis is an award-winning podcast Producer, and the Digital Editor for Pod Bible magazine. She has worked on shows with Broccoli Productions, BBC Sounds, Stripped Media and Studio Ochenta. Francesca is the Founder of Tremula Network, a group of podcasts focusing on underrepresented stories from the outdoors. Based in West Sussex, she has been known to walk and run silly distances across countries.

I am a writer, podcaster, and editor based in Ottawa, Canada. I've published a novel, "The Killing Type"; a memoir about personal minimalism called "Less and Less"; and a biography (co-written) about the great standup comedian, "Greg Giraldo: A Comic's Story." My biography, written purposely for the general reader, of the key writer in 18th-century England, Samuel Johnson—the man who gave us the first modern dictionary of English—will be published in October 2023. I've also published many articles and short stories. In my former career as an academic librarian, I wrote articles and book reviews, and also was the coordinating editor on several books in the field of library and information science.

Kira Dineen, MS, LCGC, CG(ASCP)CM, has a decade of podcast experience fueled by a passion for science communication. She has hosted and produced 6 podcasts. Her main show, "DNA Today", is in the top 1% of podcasts globally. Listeners Discover New Advances in the world of genetics through Kira’s interviews about genetic technology, disorders, and news. The show won the Best 2020 and 2021 Science and Medicine Podcast Awards. “DNA Today” has produced over 190 episodes with 380,000+ downloads.

John Winn Miller is an award-winning investigative reporter (Pulitzer finalist), foreign correspondent, editor, newspaper publisher, screenwriter, movie producer, and novelist. His debut novel, "The Hunt for the Peggy C: A World War II Maritime Thriller," has won numerous awards including Clive Cussler Adventure Writers semi-finalist, CIBA Hemingway Book Award shortlist, Military Writers Society of American historical fiction finalist, a gold medal from Literary Titans and it is an Editor's Pick for Booklife at Publishers Weekly. The Lexington, Ky., native was a foreign correspondent for The Associated Press and Wall Street Journal/Europe based in Rome, Italy; a reporter and editor at the Lexington (KY) Herald-Leader; executive editor of the Centre Daily Times (State College, Pa.) and the Tallahassee Democrat; and was publisher of The Olympian in Olympia, WA., and The Concord (N.H.) Monitor. He also helped produce four independent feature films: “Hitting the Cycle” with Bruce Dern; “Armed Response”; “Ghost in the Family;” and “Band of Robbers,” written and directed by Adam and Aaron Nee. That movie so impressed Sandra Bullock that she hired the brothers to write and direct her hit movie "The Lost City." He also served on the Associated Press board of directors and was twice a Pulitzer Prize judge. Miller and his wife Margo live in Lexington. Their daughter Allison Miller is an actress-screenwriter-director currently starring on the ABC series “A Million Little Things.”