jack mallers (nprofile…za3a) I don't think you need me to tell you the names "Luke Gromen, Michael Howell, Lyn Alden, Nik Bhatia" as potential guests, but if you do, consider it said.
Off the beaten path a little more though, I think it could be interesting hearing you talk with Jeff Snider (he's not so big on Bitcoin but is more tapped into Eurodollar mechanics than most, with some signals off the beaten path). Danielle Demartino Booth may be curious at some point -- haven't heard as much from her lately but she's got an interesting angle and of course has history at the Fed. Perry Mehrling is one who I think I've heard on one podcast ever, but who also has a somewhat unique angle on the monetary system. He's got a free course on Coursera called "Economics of Money and Banking" from 2012 and a whole subreddit (/r/moneyview) which says a lot for a college professor who clearly has impacted his students beyond the average (also author of a few biographical books). He's more of a central banking guy but is at least Bitcoin aware and I think could make for an interesting take on things and the way you discuss macro (and importantly, provide perspective for your audience).
It'd almost be amusing too if you chatted with Jack Farley if only because the two of you had shows almost identically named for a minute there, (Money Matters vs Monetary Matters) but he's mostly a name in the space as an interviewer and I'm not sure where things would go as an interviewee. Heck I'd almost rather hear you on his show but it may be slightly off his beaten path.
In any case, love hearing about the constant evolution of the show. Onward an upward.
