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This week on TezTalks Radio, we’re joined by Yann Régis-Gianas to unpack Ushuaia, a new Tezos protocol proposal that sits directly in the path toward Tezos X.

From the outside, Tezos X promises something simple: a more unified Tezos experience where EVM and Michelson applications can interact more directly without the awkward fragmentation users are used to across chains, rollups, wallets, and app environments.

Ushuaia is part of the infrastructure underneath that promise.

This episode focuses on what Ushuaia actually unlocks, what becomes harder without it, and how the clean roadmap for Tezos X meets the reality of engineering constraints.

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This week on TezTalks Radio, we sit down with George Goodwin, better known as OMGiDRAWEDit, one of the most recognizable artists in the Tezos ecosystem.

If you’ve spent time in Tezos art, you’ve likely seen his work — bold colors, strange characters, chaotic scenes that somehow hold together the longer you look.

But this conversation goes deeper than style.

🎙️ It starts before Tezzardz, before Tezos — back when George was still trying to figure out what kind of artist he wanted to be, and what was missing from his work.

🔍 In this episode, we explore:

• The shift from darker, monochrome work to vibrant, character-driven worlds
• What it really means to “find your voice” as an artist
• Why NFTs felt different from the start — and why they mattered
• How Tezos became more than a platform and started to feel like home
• What stayed true through every phase of the Tezos art scene
• The real story behind Tezzardz and what it was responding to
• How success changed George’s perspective as an artist
• Why projects like Bedroom Nostalgia and Disordurance reveal a deeper side of his work
• The tension between being an artist and becoming a content creator
• What it takes to keep going when attention fades

At its core, this is a conversation about something most artists wrestle with quietly:
how to grow without losing the thing that made your work yours in the first place.

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This week on TezTalks Radio, host Brandon Langston sits down with Ryan Tanaka, a longtime builder in the Tezos art ecosystem behind projects like TEIA, teia.cafe, and Tezcon.

The conversation starts with a moment many remember, when Hic et Nunc shut down. For some, that was the end. For others, including Ryan, it became the reason to rebuild.

🎙️ This episode explores what it actually takes to keep a creative ecosystem alive when the platform disappears.

🔍 In this episode, we explore:

• Why Ryan chose to rebuild after Hic et Nunc instead of moving on
• How fragmentation across tools like teia.cafe created real friction for users
• Why music and on-chain media remain under-discovered on Tezos
• What it’s like to build and ship features inside a DAO
• Why simple ideas like wallet-to-wallet messaging are harder than they seem
• What’s still missing for artists in the space today
• How builders stay motivated through quieter market cycles
• Whether decentralized platforms can avoid the same patterns as Web2
• Why the Tezos art community has endured while others faded