🎙 Introducing Our Latest Podcast Episode

• A Case for the A Corp...

  What if artists weren’t just gig workers… but owners? That’s the question at the center of our newest podcast episode, now live on apple Podcast.

  Nearly half of Americans identify as having a creative practice — Yet most operate as independent contractors receiving 1099-income inside systems built for traditional businesses and exploited by the economics of streaming platforms.

  In this episode, we explore a bold structural proposal: the Artist Corporation (A Corp) — a new type of corporate entity designed specifically for creative entrepreneurs.

• In this Episode...

  This isn’t a “hustle harder” conversation. It’s a structural one. In the episode, we break down: What an Artist Corporation Is A proposed new state-level corporate entity built on an LLC framework but tailored to creative work — including shared ownership, pooled income, flexible governance, and stronger intellectual property alignment.

• LLCs and Other Corporate Structures Don't Work for Artists

  Streaming margins are compressed. Algorithms decide visibility. AI increases volatility. Traditional entities — LLCs, S Corps, C Corps, nonprofits — were not designed for collaborative creative enterprises. If creativity generates cultural value… why doesn’t it reliably build equity?s here