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Episode Notes In this episode of the Smart Economy Podcast, Dylan speaks with Danielle Wall Elliott, COO of Nayms. Topics include her background and time at ShapeShift, the decentralization of ShapeShift as a corporation, how the cryptocurrency space has changed since 2014, the insurance industry becoming more digital, the types of clients Nayms seeks to insure first, the inclusivity cryptocurrency inherently offers, and more!

<h1>Episode Notes</h1> <p>In this episode of the Smart Economy Podcast, Dylan speaks with Danielle Wall Elliott, COO of Nayms. Topics include her background and time at ShapeShift, the decentralization of ShapeShift as a corporation, how the cryptocurrency space has changed since 2014, the insurance industry becoming more digital, the types of clients Nayms seeks to insure first, the inclusivity cryptocurrency inherently offers, and more!</p>

S1E9 - Danielle Wall Elliott | Women in Blockchain - Part One

This edition of The Listen Local Show artist feature is the AUDIO ONLY from an episode of 1/2 FAST tv available exclusively to our Listen Local Radio subscribers. If you want to see what you're hearing, just visit Patreon.com/ListenLocalRadio and subscribe for as little as $2 a month for instant access to ALL of our 1/2 FAST tv episodes. Meet Danielle! She's a super model, super hero, snake charmer from Yucca Valley and if you live in the high desert you'll want to keep her number handy.

This edition of The Listen Local Show artist feature is the AUDIO ONLY from an episode of 1/2 FAST tv available exclusively to our Listen Local Radio subscribers. If you want to see what you're hearing, just visit <a href="http://Patreon.com/ListenLocalRadio" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Patreon.com/ListenLocalRadio</a> and subscribe for as little as $2 a month for instant access to ALL of our 1/2 FAST tv episodes. <br><br>Meet Danielle! She's a super model, super hero, snake charmer from Yucca Valley and if you live in the high desert you'll want to keep her number handy.

The Listen Local Show 3/5/20 featuring Danielle Wall

A San Francisco Bay area native, Danielle Wall's introduction to the desert came at a young age with visits to her Grandpa's house in Yucca Valley. Fast forward to 2015, with a week to go on her lease in San Fran, she called her Grandpa and said she was moving to Yucca Valley in a week. Danielle didn't know anyone but her Grandpa when she moved here, but spent a year working for herself, catching odd jobs like pet-sitting or secretarial work, which helped her get the lay of the land and it's people. Danielle is now a General Manager at Rimrock Ranch, where the Joshua Trees meet the pines in Pioneertown.    Thought she did have snakes as pets, Danielle didn't start out being a snake lover, having been an entomology major in college. She's since trained in snake handling and biology - dissecting them and working with live, but venom-less, rattlesnakes. Danielle says, "It's a thrill and it's cool to be around such a powerful creature."  That thrill has turned into a free catch and release service Danielle offers in the Mojave with any donations she receives going to Animal Authority Rescue Team.   In this episode, Danielle gives some tips on how to live in harmony with snakes and what you can do to keep them at a safe distance from your desert home. She also advises on what to do if you have a snake on your property and she can't get to you immediately, the consequences of trying to handle snakes yourself and what NOT to do if you get a snake bite.   When she's not managing at the ranch or on a snake call, Danielle is a lingerie model. An admitted band nerd, Danielle says it's the last thing she ever expected to be doing. After gifting a boudoir photo of herself to her then husband, she started getting inquiries to come and model and it's just taken off from there. We also talk about the appeal of the tattooing process and how much work has gone into the Mojave Green tattoo around her neck.   If you need reptile relocation, contact Danielle here:   https://www.facebook.com/highdesertreptilerelocation/

A San Francisco Bay area native, Danielle Wall's introduction to the desert came at a young age with visits to her Grandpa's house in Yucca Valley. Fast forward to 2015, with a week to go on her lease in San Fran, she called her Grandpa and said she was moving to Yucca Valley in a week. Danielle didn't know anyone but her Grandpa when she moved here, but spent a year working for herself, catching odd jobs like pet-sitting or secretarial work, which helped her get the lay of the land and it's people. Danielle is now a General Manager at <a>Rimrock Ranch</a>, where the Joshua Trees meet the pines in Pioneertown.    Thought she did have snakes as pets, Danielle didn't start out being a snake lover, having been an entomology major in college. She's since trained in snake handling and biology - dissecting them and working with live, but venom-less, rattlesnakes. Danielle says, "It's a thrill and it's cool to be around such a powerful creature."  That thrill has turned into a free catch and release service Danielle offers in the Mojave with any donations she receives going to <a>Animal Authority Rescue Team</a>.   In this episode, Danielle gives some tips on how to live in harmony with snakes and what you can do to keep them at a safe distance from your desert home. She also advises on what to do if you have a snake on your property and she can't get to you immediately, the consequences of trying to handle snakes yourself and what NOT to do if you get a snake bite.   When she's not managing at the ranch or on a snake call, Danielle is a lingerie model. An admitted band nerd, Danielle says it's the last thing she ever expected to be doing. After gifting a boudoir photo of herself to her then husband, she started getting inquiries to come and model and it's just taken off from there. We also talk about the appeal of the tattooing process and how much work has gone into the <a>Mojave Green</a> tattoo around her neck.   If you need reptile relocation, contact Danielle here:   <a>https://www.facebook.com/highdesertreptilerelocation/</a>

DLD| Danielle Wall |Ep 68