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The Breakfast Club FULL SHOW 09-04-26
3:52Now, if you remember years ago, I don't remember how many years ago it was, Don Dixon came up here and she did crowdfunding for her uh company PopCom36:20life with my crowdfunding campaign. That was what, six years ago. So, you know, a lot has changed. Is that thing just catching up? You know, I'm in Africa now. So,36:36money for when I came. The crowdfunding campaign went crazy, you know. Thank y'all.
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See all ›Isaac Hayes III On The Rise Of Fanbase, Microdramas, Owning Our Content + More
Isaac Hayes the Third discusses closing a crowdfunding round for Fanbase, a social media platform focused on Black ownership and content monetization.summaryHe highlights the systemic challenges Black founders face in securing venture capital, noting they receive less than 0.5% of total capital, and positions equity crowdfunding as a tool to bypass predatory VC practices andsummaryCapital Disparity: Black founders receive less than half of 1% of all venture capital raised, forcing them to rely on alternative funding like equity crowdfunding to avoid predatory terms.takeaway
The Breakfast Club FULL SHOW 09-04-26
A significant portion is dedicated to an interview with entrepreneur Dawn Dixon, who addresses controversies surrounding her crowdfunding company PopCom, and a discussion with artist Russ about his new film role and albusummaryCrowdfunding realities: Dawn Dixon explains that early-stage private equity investments typically take 8-10 years for ROI, contrasting with public stock expectations, and details how a collapsed Series A funding round letakeaway
Food Fraud And The Stuff We Probably Shouldn’t Eat | Anna Vocino #472 | The Way I Heard It
The conversation highlights the importance of authentic communication, community-driven equity crowdfunding, and navigating the psychological aspects of sugar withdrawal and dietary reformulation.summaryEquity crowdfunding allows non-accredited investors to invest in private companies: Annabelle raised ~$700k from her audience, creating a community of owners who drive word-of-mouth marketing, though she notes this is a takeaway
Billie Eilish: groupies have feelings too - EP 05 "a belt above black"
The episode highlights the importance of crowdfunding platforms like Patreon, founded by Pomplamoose's Jack Conte, as a means for creators to maintain independence and self-fund projects without traditional label constratakeaway“Jack Conte is the producer of this group... also recently is the CEO and founder of patreon which is a website... crowdfunding it's like a sort of a Kickstarter IndieGoGo type deal but you can pay with subscription servquote
AI Will Replace You If You Don't Learn This (Sales Legend Reveals How)
Paul Allen and Jeremy Miner discuss the critical importance of maintaining founder control through super-voting rights and alternative funding models like Reg A+ crowdfunding, contrasting their experiences with Ancestry.summaryFounder Control is Critical: Paul Allen lost control of Ancestry.com because he raised venture capital on terms that gave investors board seats and preferred shares, outnumbering the founders. He advises using super-votitakeaway