Gabrielle, Pre-Med Member of We Them Media at ETH Denver 2024
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0:01 All right, everybody. Welcome to another episode of We Them Niggas. We're out here at Eat Denver, wrapping up. We're headed home today. I'm here with Gabrielle, my girlfriend. She's on the adventure. Gabrielle, how was your experience at Eat Denver this year? I really enjoyed it I got somewhat of an impression of what to expect from hearing about your previous experiences But it was really interesting to see for myself, especially like the main convention How many people were there, how many different organizations were there And really just the wide array of people that were there I really enjoyed it I like that, what was the highlight for you of the conference?
0:39 Core moment Hmm, core moment. We've been doing a lot of cool things. I really enjoyed the DeSci Summit. I had no idea what decentralized science was before coming here. I had gotten a taste through learning about AthenaDAO, but I didn't really understand the bigger picture that they were a part of. So I think attending that summit was really great to hear more about Athena Dell, more about other organizations, the actual DSI group that made the summit DSI World, thank you, so I'm excited to get involved Shout out to Jelani and Josh, their interviews also, something we did while we were here Yeah, I really didn't know much about decentralized science either, to be honest
1:23 I went to a house party last year, last night I was here, and there was some DSI people there, but I didn't really have a clear picture of what it was So really going to that summit really let me in a lot further so I can understand, like, what's happening in this space, why this is important. I think Char explaining us, like, the parallels between, like, the, no, Johnny, actually, and Char, I think they both spoke to some of the parallels between, like, the music industry and the publishing, like, world of academia and science. And so it was cool to look at what kinds of concessions people that want to do research and publish have to take on inside of, like, the existing infrastructure.
1:54 Like, them talking about, like, you do a lot of research, you put it in the journals, you want it to get there, you finally get there, and then they charge other people for it. You Don't Actually Get Paid, I think is a pretty crazy business model. And it was cool to see how to try to disrupt that and drive value back to people actually doing science. And so, yeah, I was definitely happy with that summit. I guess outside of the summit, what were some things that surprised you about Eat Denver?
2:16 Kind of like I was mentioning to you earlier, I feel like in comparison to Art Basel was a lot of people that had been working in the field for a while. And just, I could, they were older than us, so it felt a little bit out of reach what they were doing And some of the things that they were speaking about But I feel like we've spoken to so many people that were closest to our age And it's like, or even younger than us And it's like, wow, that's a total inspiration to learn more To be able to get more involved and do more I'll say that's something that surprised me
2:45 Was how many people have been in this space for so long that are our age Or just cool things that they're doing And it makes it feel a lot more obtainable to see someone that is so similar to you doing such cool things And who are some people that were like the highlight of your trip that you didn't expect to meet? Like who are some people you had conversations with? Definitely last night with the student from Howard, the first year from Howard Yes Shout out to Thane I didn't meet Thane, but I saw Thane at the Black Blockchain Summit at Howard University back in September, October
3:19 and he won the hackathon and I was like oh okay go crazy and then I saw him last night at the Proof of Observe and I was like I know you you won the hackathon at Howard and he was like yeah how do you know who I am um so definitely and here he was the first year I was definitely super impressed um but yeah continue continue I didn't mean to cut you off um no worries um he was just speaking about what actually he was doing at the hackathon was um a program that was supposed to make transactions go faster And I didn't get the chance to hear more about that
3:50 But I don't even know how one would do that So that's super cool that he's already involved in such advanced work now And getting internships that have to do with Web3 I would have never known that that was even available in undergrad So super cool that he's being so ambitious, so motivated Doing such cool things Oh yeah, and I guess kind of to close out the memory, or close out the conversation Coming to ETH Denver, you were coming here to learn, coming here being open-minded What was like, I guess, your perspective on seeing like what We The Media is like over time Like from when you first met me, I guess, to being here at ETH Denver
4:28 How has like your perspective evolved? It's been great to see you work since we've been here Your production has been amazing Shout out to Julian for being so attentive all the time with the cameras and just in general seeing how comfortable you are networking, catching up with people that you've seen either a few months ago at a previous conference or a year ago, just how personable you've been and bringing all of us into a conversation with new people that we're meeting. It's been great also just with your interest in music, hearing you continue those conversations with a wide array of people. I think you've interviewed a good handful of people that were also involved in your specific interests
5:14 So really just seeing the community building that's happening within your interests And also I really appreciate you wanting to go to the Desai Summit with me And getting more into my interests and just things that have to do with the community that you're involved with What is everyone's interest and what more can we learn about it? It's been great I got that Well, I really appreciate you sitting down with me Coming out to the conference with us in the first place Really being interested and not just being here as a passenger. And it was definitely a pleasure. You know, you are a scientist working in clinical
5:42 research and I'm excited to see you get excited about the space that I'm super excited about and always in awe of. I feel like it's always so fast moving and always growing and changing. So definitely dope to see you getting excited and inspired here as well. And yeah, if you want, you can let people know where they can find you online. It's up to you. I'm getting more involved on Twitter at GabAustin, G-A-B-A-L-S-T-L-N, and on Instagram, Gabby, same way, G-A-B-B-Y, 9-9-9-9. Are you a Farcaster? Just at Gabrielle? Yes, it is. Yes, yes, yes. And go join us in the We Them Niggas channel up there as well.
6:21 Thank you for tuning in to another episode. This was a wonderful trip that we got to have, and it's been beautiful to have you on the experience. Shout out to the whole team, out of the squadron and peace and blessings. Three, two, one. Booyah.
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