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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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  • Turning “No” Into Your Next Strategy

    Turning “No” Into Your Next Strategy
    2026/09/02
    How do you keep going when the answer is no? On the FYM Show, Ty Baisden and Yoh Phillips unpack the reality of rejection, pitching, persistence, patience, timing, and career growth across the creative industries, including publishing, sports, music, and entertainment. Ty shares his experience during his first year as a certified football agent, when his only client went undrafted during an intense NFL Draft night. Despite the disappointment, the player received minicamp opportunities and eventually continued his career in the CFL. Ty explains how experiencing rejection firsthand can challenge your confidence, test your ability to adapt, and force you to separate one setback from your overall potential. Yoh shares his own experience receiving eight rejections out of 17 publishing pitches for a comedy book project. The feedback included concerns about timing, similar projects already in the marketplace, and the need for a more distinctive approach. Rather than viewing those rejections as the end of the road, the conversation explores how feedback can become valuable information for improving your pitch and refining your strategy. Ty and Yoh also discuss the importance of timing and delayed gratification when building a creative career. Ty breaks down his strategy for positioning himself within the Sundance ecosystem, using education, institutional programs, relationship-building, and an intentional 18-month runway to create opportunities instead of expecting immediate results. Ultimately, the episode is about learning how to turn rejection into redirection. A “no” can reveal what needs to change, where the timing may be wrong, or whether you need to approach an opportunity from a different angle. Ty and Yoh emphasize that success often requires persistence, patience, faith, strategic thinking, and the willingness to keep pitching until the right yes arrives. How to deal with rejection in business and creative careers How rejection affects confidence and motivation Pitching in publishing, sports, music, and entertainment Ty’s experience as a certified football agent An NFL Draft night that ended in an undrafted player Minicamp opportunities and the path to the CFL Yoh’s experience with 17 publishing pitches and 8 rejections How to use rejection and feedback to improve your pitch Why timing matters when launching creative projects The importance of having a distinctive business or creative idea Delayed gratification and long-term career strategy Building relationships and positioning yourself for future opportunities Ty’s strategy for entering the Sundance ecosystem Creating an 18-month runway for professional growth Turning rejection into redirection Persistence, patience, faith, and resilience Knowing when to pivot and when to keep pitching The FYM Show explores the intersection of business, wellness, entrepreneurship, money, creativity, career growth, and personal development. Ty Baisden and Yoh Phillips have honest conversations about what it really takes to build a successful career, navigate setbacks, create opportunities, and pursue greater freedom. Subscribe to the FYM Show for conversations about entrepreneurship, creative careers, business strategy, entertainment, sports, publishing, career development, resilience, and building your own version of financial freedom. #FYMShow #TyBaisden #YohPhillips #Rejection #Entrepreneurship #CreativeCareer #Pitching #CareerGrowth #Publishing #MusicBusiness #SportsBusiness #NFL #Sundance #Persistence #Resilience #BusinessStrategy #DelayedGratification Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    40 分
  • Do The Knowledge

    Do The Knowledge
    2026/08/26
    Why is August such a historically significant month, and what can we learn from the people and events that shaped Black history? On the FYM Show, Ty Baisden and Yoh Phillips explore the meaning of August through the lens of Black history, civil rights, education, culture, entrepreneurship, and self-discovery. Ty and Yoh begin by discussing the biblical symbolism of the number eight as a representation of renewal, new beginnings, and transformation, connecting that idea to major historical events and milestones that took place in August. They explore the arrival of the first enslaved Africans in English North America in 1619, women gaining greater political rights in 1920, major Civil Rights Movement moments, and the historic March on Washington, where approximately 250,000 people gathered in 1963. The conversation also highlights influential figures including Martin Luther King Jr. and Thurgood Marshall, while reflecting on what it meant to grow up hearing King's iconic “I Have a Dream” speech and learning Black history in school. Ty and Yoh challenge the traditional way Black history is often taught in America, arguing that education can focus heavily on slavery and oppression without giving enough attention to Black innovation, entrepreneurship, wealth creation, Black Wall Street, intellectual contributions, and the allies who helped challenge racial barriers. The discussion then turns to the importance of self-education and curiosity. Ty and Yoh encourage viewers to read beyond traditional textbooks, research independently, and discover stories that may have been overlooked or forgotten. They explore James Baldwin’s writing about the Atlanta child murders and Wayne Williams case, along with rare and out-of-print works such as Brown Americans (1943). The episode ultimately becomes a conversation about why understanding history requires more than memorizing dates—it requires curiosity, research, reading, and a willingness to “do the knowledge” and pass it on. Why August is an important month in Black history The meaning of August and the symbolism of the number eight The arrival of enslaved Africans in 1619 Women's rights and the 19th Amendment The March on Washington and the Civil Rights Movement Martin Luther King Jr. and the “I Have a Dream” speech Thurgood Marshall and the fight for racial equality How Black history is taught in American schools Black inventions, innovation, and entrepreneurship Black Wall Street and Black economic empowerment The importance of self-education and reading James Baldwin and the Atlanta child murders Wayne Williams and the Atlanta child murders case Brown Americans and overlooked Black literature Discovering history through books and independent research Why curiosity matters when learning history The importance of preserving and passing down Black history The FYM Show explores the intersection of business, wellness, money, culture, history, entrepreneurship, creativity, and personal growth. Ty Baisden and Yoh Phillips challenge conventional thinking and encourage listeners to look deeper, ask better questions, and build a greater understanding of the world around them. Subscribe to the FYM Show for conversations about Black history, culture, entrepreneurship, education, business, wealth, wellness, creativity, and the ideas shaping our future. #FYMShow #TyBaisden #YohPhillips #BlackHistory #BlackHistoryMonth #CivilRights #MartinLutherKingJr #ThurgoodMarshall #MarchOnWashington #BlackWallStreet #BlackEntrepreneurs #BlackHistoryEducation #JamesBaldwin #BlackCulture #SelfEducation In this episode of the FYM Show, Ty & Yo discuss: Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    27 分
  • Why Music Managers Need to Build Wealth Beyond Music

    Why Music Managers Need to Build Wealth Beyond Music
    2026/08/19
    What can David Geffen’s career teach us about power, negotiation, dealmaking, and long-term success in the music industry? On the FYM Show, Ty Baisden and Yoh Phillips dive into lessons from Geffen’s biography The Operator and a documentary exploring his rise from humble beginnings to becoming one of the most powerful figures in entertainment. Ty and Yoh examine David Geffen’s business strategy, reputation, negotiation tactics, and approach to building power, including the early lies and aggressive behavior that shaped his career. They contrast Geffen’s path to success with the experiences of Black executives and artists, including Master P, who built significant businesses and cultural influence through ownership, community, strategic relationships, and creating clean, independent business structures. The conversation also explores how intimidation and aggressive leadership are perceived differently across race and the entertainment industry, with Ty and Yo discussing other powerful and intimidating figures and the ways perception can influence business relationships, negotiations, and career opportunities. At more than 600 pages, The Operator also becomes a case study in the business of music. Ty and Yoh break down the practical lessons around lawyers, publishing, partnerships, negotiations, contracts, dealmaking, and understanding the mechanics behind major entertainment businesses. They also look at Geffen’s upbringing and the influence of his mother on his confidence, communication, and negotiation skills, before turning to a larger question facing today's music industry: What happens when your career depends on talent that can become unpredictable? Ty and Yoh discuss why artists, managers, and entertainment professionals need to develop transferable skills, financial literacy, business knowledge, and investments outside of music to create long-term security. They reference managers and entrepreneurs such as Troy Carter and Scooter Braun, the investment mindset of Silicon Valley, and Chamillionaire’s success after his biggest music hits as examples of building value beyond entertainment. In this episode of the FYM Show, Ty & Yoh discuss: David Geffen and the story behind The Operator David Geffen’s rise in the music and entertainment business Music industry power, influence, and dealmaking Negotiation strategies and business lessons from Geffen The importance of lawyers, publishing, partnerships, and contracts Master P and building an independent business empire Race, intimidation, and perceptions of power in entertainment How executives and artists build long-term influence Talent management and the volatility of the music business Why managers need transferable business skills Building wealth beyond music and entertainment Troy Carter and Scooter Braun’s business strategies Silicon Valley and the investment mindset Chamillionaire’s post-music career and entrepreneurship Turning entertainment success into long-term financial security Ownership, investing, entrepreneurship, and career reinvention The FYM Show explores the intersection of business, music, entrepreneurship, wellness, money, creativity, investing, and personal freedom. Ty Baisden and Yoh Phillips unpack the real-world strategies behind building wealth, navigating the entertainment industry, and creating a career that can survive beyond your biggest opportunity. Subscribe to the FYM Show for conversations about the music business, entrepreneurship, investing, career growth, wealth building, entertainment, leadership, and financial freedom. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    34 分
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