INVESTED: A Fanbase Podcast
INVESTED: A Fanbase Podcast
Podcast Description
“INVESTED” is a limited podcast series hosted by Fanbase Founder and CEO Isaac Hayes III and CTO Ramiro Canovas, giving you front-row access to the evolution of the creator economy and our active equity crowdfund.Each week, we unpack the latest news, trends, and shifts in creator monetization and platform ownership with special guests. We’ll spotlight how creators are earning real money, building equity, and transforming the way content powers culture. If you’re a creator, investor, or just curious about the future of social media, Invested gives you the knowledge and access to get ahead.Tap in. Own a piece. Be part of the movement.
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The podcast focuses on relevant themes in the creator economy, particularly topics such as monetization strategies, equity ownership, and the impact of technology on creativity. Episodes delve into issues like the equity gap faced by Black creators and the implications of AI in content creation, with specific discussions around current fundraising efforts and lessons from emerging trends.

“INVESTED” is a limited podcast series hosted by Fanbase Founder and CEO Isaac Hayes III giving you front-row access to the evolution of the creator economy and our active equity crowdfund.
Each week, I’ll unpack the latest news, trends, and shifts in creator monetization and platform ownership with special guests. We’ll spotlight how creators are earning real money, building equity, and transforming the way content powers culture. If you’re a creator, investor, or just curious about the future of social media, Invested gives you the knowledge and access to get ahead.
Tap in. Own a piece. Be part of the movement.
We are SOOOO back. This week on INVESTED, Noah and Isaac are joined by special guest TY Walker, veteran producer and executive producer behind Fanbase’s new slate of original microdramas launching exclusively on the platform in 2026.
Together, they dive into the wild moment when X briefly exposed the real locations behind major political and culture-shaping accounts… and let’s just say a whole lot of “USA-patriot-1776” profiles turned out to be posting from nowhere near America. Overnight, culture pages, hip-hop gossip circuits, and MAGA megaphones start to look less like homegrown voices and more like coordinated narratives run from overseas.
From there, the episode flips from chaos to clarity. Isaac breaks down what foreign-operated accounts mean for Black culture, political manipulation, and who actually controls the pages shaping our conversations. Noah pushes the hard questions: Who owns the culture? Who profits from it? And why does transparency on social platforms matter more than ever in 2025?
Then TY steps in to connect the dots to opportunity. As Hollywood and Georgia’s film engine slow down, he explains why microdramas, short-form scripted series built for mobile, are exploding globally and why Fanbase is positioning itself as their U.S. home. With a new pipeline for multicultural creators through Braveheart Entertainment and Wild Peach Studios, TY, Isaac, and Noah break down how microdramas can put actors, writers, directors, and crews back to work while giving Black and brown storytellers ownership in the next wave of content.
Invest now starting at $399 for 60 shares atbit.ly. Join the movement building creator-owned infrastructure for the culture economy.
This Reg. A+ offering is made available through StartEngine Primary LLC, member FINRA/SIPC. Please read the OFFERING CIRCULAR, disclosure and related risks before investing. This investment is speculative, illiquid, and involves a high degree of risk, including the possible loss of your entire investment.

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