Don't Be Afraid to Start A Riot

Ty and the host record this episode of the FYM Show from Miami, using the April 29 anniversary of the 1992 Rodney King verdict as a lens to examine modern protest, leadership, and accountability. They break down how social media has reshaped activism, question whether wealth can create distance from community, and explore how today’s movements can lose focus without transparency. Referencing public scrutiny surrounding Patrisse Cullors, the conversation dives into trust, “get the bag” culture, online scams, and the importance of checks and balances in collective action. The hosts emphasize strategy, real proof-of-concept case studies, and why creators and organizers should execute before asking for support—closing with a bold reminder to stand up and take action for what you believe in. 00:00 Miami Boat Banter 01:18 April 29 Rodney King 02:59 Do We Still Protest 03:30 Money And Disconnection 06:22 BLM Leadership Scrutiny 08:48 Old School Trust Vs Internet 11:25 Sellout Culture Shift 12:08 Internet Scams And Trust 13:57 Bridge Loan Scam Stories 15:48 Checks Balances And Elon 17:51 Security First Mindset 18:27 Staying Rational With Money 19:40 Cause Money And Accountability 20:34 Performance Versus Commitment 21:54 Independence And Credibility 23:38 Other Peoples Money Debate 25:01 Advances Need Strategy 27:27 Case Studies Before Raising 29:33 Execute Solo Then Scale 31:55 Trust Takes Time 34:49 Leadership And Final Call Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices