Native Land Pod That’s Why We Need Our Own Sh*t | MiniPod
Sep 5, 2025
Isaac Hayes III, founder of the Black-owned social media site FanBase, and TV producer Tamisha Harris team up to discuss the crucial need for Black ownership in media. They emphasize that true liberation requires control over narratives and representation. The dialogue dives into how platforms like FanBase can empower the community and combat misinformation. With a blend of humor and urgency, they urge listeners to invest in Black-owned ventures to create a more authentic and equitable media landscape.
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Producer's Journey To Create A Trusted Space
- Tamisha Harris recounts her newsroom career and efforts to diversify voices on air to better serve Black audiences.
- She says social media's rise makes it urgent to gather trusted Black journalists in one owned space like Fanbase.
Black Culture Is Platform Value
- Isaac Hayes III argues that Black culture is the engine of major social media value and must be owned by Black people.
- He says building Black-owned infrastructure creates generational wealth and prevents cultural exploitation.
Teach People To Source News
- Tamisha Harris and Tiffany Cross advise teaching audiences how to source information on social media.
- They recommend asking 'what is your source?' and training people to verify and seek context.