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The FYM Show

The FYM Show

著者： Ty Baisden and Yoh Phillips
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The FYM Show is a new casual wellness series co-hosted by business executive, Ty Baisden, and music journalist, Yoh Phillips. Their straightforward conversations about business, health, wealth, and why it’s important to have some F**k You Money gives fresh insight and suggestive advice to aspiring entrepreneurs and knowledge-seeking artists looking to learn the game so they don’t get taken advantage of. Alongside each season of The FYM Show, Ty and Yoh will also publish a new volume of the Colture Playbook that further informs. The Colture Playbook Vols 1 + 2 are out now.Copyright 2025 社会科学 経済学 衛生・健康的な生活
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  • Guilty Before Proven Innocent: Rap Lyrics on Trial

    Guilty Before Proven Innocent: Rap Lyrics on Trial
    2026/07/22
    What does wellness have to do with building a successful business in the entertainment industry? On this episode of the FYM Show, Ty Baisden and Yoh Phillips explore the connection between mental wellness, financial discipline, entrepreneurship, and creative ownership while breaking down some of the biggest conversations in music, film, and business. The episode begins with Ty reflecting on a panel discussion in New Orleans about the growing use of rap lyrics in criminal prosecutions, examining why hip-hop artists are often treated differently than actors, filmmakers, or country musicians when their art is presented in court. They discuss the broader implications for creative freedom, the music industry, and Black artists. The conversation then shifts to the business of filmmaking, comparing blockbuster budgets to some of the most profitable low-budget films ever made, including The Blair Witch Project, Paranormal Activity, Mad Max, and Obsessed. Ty and Yoh explain what actually drives production costs—from locations, permits, insurance, and crew to talent and marketing—and why understanding budgets is essential for entrepreneurs and independent creators. They also discuss why slow, sustainable business growth often beats rapid expansion, covering strategies like keeping personal overhead low, creating cost-efficient productions, securing long-term funding, leveraging crowdfunding, and investing wisely in marketing. Whether you're an entrepreneur, filmmaker, musician, content creator, or small business owner, this episode delivers practical lessons on building wealth while protecting your health and creative vision. If you're interested in business, entrepreneurship, wellness, financial freedom, the creator economy, independent artists, filmmaking, music industry insights, and wealth-building, this episode is for you. In this episode: Wellness and entrepreneurship for creatives Rap lyrics used as evidence in court Creative freedom and the music industry Independent filmmaking and movie budgets Why low-budget films can become blockbuster successes Business strategy for artists and entrepreneurs Crowdfunding vs. traditional financing Marketing budgets and ROI Financial discipline and long-term wealth Building sustainable creative businesses 👍 Like, subscribe, and turn on notifications for more conversations about business, wellness, entrepreneurship, investing, financial freedom, and the creator economy from the FYM Show. #BusinessPodcast #WellnessPodcast #Entrepreneurship #FinancialFreedom #CreatorEconomy #MusicBusiness #FilmIndustry #IndependentArtists #CreativeEntrepreneur #SmallBusiness #WealthBuilding #Mindset #Investing #FYMShow Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    33 分
  • Financial Discipline Is the Key To A Soft Life

    Financial Discipline Is the Key To A Soft Life
    2026/07/15
    Jeremy Grantham says the U.S. stock market is dangerously overvalued — and he wouldn't touch Bitcoin, Tesla, or Mars colonization with a ten-foot pole. Ty and Yoh break down his viral Diary of a CEO interview and what it means for your money. In this episode of FYM, Ty and Yoh unpack investor Jeremy Grantham's appearance on Diary of a CEO, where he argues the U.S. stock market is overvalued, favors international diversification over American equities, and lays out a portfolio approach spanning international stocks, bonds, real estate, precious metals, and cash. Grantham also dismisses Bitcoin as useless and mostly criminal-adjacent, questions the realism of Mars colonization, and says he wouldn't touch Elon Musk-linked valuations like StockX unless prices dropped significantly. Ty shares how this interview shifted his own investing strategy toward low-cost international index funds while keeping private equity as a core focus, and breaks down his "realignment" plan for turning 50: a paid-off house, minimal debt, dividend and interest income, and a genuinely low-cost lifestyle. They also dig into why high earners — especially pro athletes — go broke despite massive incomes, and why budgeting and financial discipline matter more than the size of the paycheck. Topics covered: Jeremy Grantham's Diary of a CEO interview breakdown Is the U.S. stock market overvalued in 2026? Why Grantham prefers international stocks over American equities Portfolio diversification: bonds, real estate, gold, and cash Why Grantham calls Bitcoin useless Elon Musk, Mars colonization, and StockX valuation skepticism Low-cost international index funds vs. private equity The "realignment at 50" strategy: debt-free living and passive income Why athletes and high earners go broke Subscribe for more conversations on money, markets, and financial discipline with Ty Baisden and Yoh Phillips on FYM. #Investing #StockMarket #JeremyGrantham #PersonalFinance #FinancialFreedom #IndexFunds #PrivateEquity #Retirement #Bitcoin #DiaryOfACEO Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    33 分
  • Handshake Deals Ain’t Always The Best Handshake

    Handshake Deals Ain’t Always The Best Handshake
    2026/07/08
    In this episode of the FYM Show, Ty and Yoh discuss digital wellness and what it’s been like for Ty to remove Instagram due to high screen time, noting it’s limited some ad and artist-support work but mostly shifts his attention to long-form learning on YouTube and LinkedIn rather than doom scrolling. They compare short-form versus long-form content and argue that short clips can promote long-form podcasts, with YouTube remaining key for long viewing while Instagram functions more as a promotional and social tool. Ty explains why Culture is producing a feature film, citing years of studying TV/film, improved affordability through AI, an indie studio strategy of releasing films direct-to-consumer and via festivals, and building IP alongside music soundtracks. They also cover union realities in film, and Ty argues the music industry needs unions to standardize fairness and protect artists and managers, warning against handshake deals. CHAPTERS 00:00 Summer Check In 00:42 Quitting Instagram 01:37 Long Form Learning 02:52 Welcome To FYM 04:03 Doomscrolling Debate 05:48 Short Vs Long Content 07:45 Why A Feature Film 12:07 Union Red Tape Lessons 13:56 Music Needs Unions 17:00 Handshake Deals Fallout 20:25 Wild West Music Biz 22:00 Access Vs Professionalism 23:35 Closing Advice Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    26 分
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