Re-Introducing WatchMojo Studios: Scripted Stories & Unscripted Formats

For nearly two decades, WatchMojo has been known as a digital-first media company that understood audiences before “audience-first” became a buzzword. But from the beginning, WatchMojo was never just a YouTube company. It was a studio—one that happened to distribute… Continue Reading →

Why Conviction Creates Leverage (and Silence Destroys It)

Dear Expos community, TL:DR: Institutions don’t reward silence. They reward credibility. And credibility comes from consistency under pressure. Institutions don’t reward silence. They reward credibility. And credibility comes from consistency under pressure. It’s not that principles hurt profit. It’s that… Continue Reading →

The Rebirth & Relaunch of the SoundMojo record label

JFC. Mind blown. WatchMojo may be best known for film, TV, and gaming—but my soul has always been music. Early on, around 2012, I leaned into that and personally wrote and produced many of our music Top 10s, curating the… Continue Reading →

Why the Previous Expos Bid Failed (& Was Dead on Arrival)

[Version en Français ici] I believe in radical transparency—while remaining fiercely confidential about other people’s affairs. The Peanut Project is, at its core, a civic effort with an outcome I do not control. I work for you, and hold myself… Continue Reading →

Over-Extension — or Strategic Amplification?

A few days ago, my board member and long-time industry friend Peter Horan sent me a link to a Business Insider article about MrBeast’s burger venture imploding, with a one-line comment: “Over-extension.” The old me would probably have overthought it… Continue Reading →

Over-Extension, Pivots, and the Myth of “Just Add Capital”

I recently read a solid case study on the implosion of MrBeast’s burger venture. It was a good read. While I was familiar with most of it, there were a few new details that were genuinely interesting. What struck me… Continue Reading →

Rewarding the Early Expos Believers: A Season Ticket Waiting List | Récompenser les premiers croyants: une liste d’attente pour les abonnements de saison

English Many of you have offered to help as the Peanut Project continues to take shape — and as discussions with family offices and HNWIs progress, one thing has become clear: early fan demand matters. This short form is not… Continue Reading →

Why the Mainstream Media Is Not Covering the Conflict in Iran

The Islamic Republic of Iran has just carried out one of the deadliest assaults on its own people in recent history — yet you would hardly know it from mainstream media coverage.This silence is not accidental, nor is it simply… Continue Reading →

Can Expos Field A Competitive – let alone Winning – Team?

SIGN UP FOR EXPOS SEASON TICKETS HERE. “OK, but can Montréal actually compete?” It’s the most common — and fairest — question I get (well, after “you’re not a billionaire, how can you pull it off? – previously answered. The… Continue Reading →

Missionaries, Mercenaries: Timing & Sequencing

Every serious endeavour begins with missionaries, this is why I refer to prophets as the original entrepreneurs. Missionaries show up early—before capital is committed, before roles are defined, before outcomes are guaranteed. They operate on conviction, not compensation. They absorb… Continue Reading →

Location, Location, Location! Help me help you.

To succeed in entrepreneurship, you need:  Vision vs vision: Vision (upper case V) is the “big idea,” the “Why.” Here, “making Montreal great again” (for lack of better term) via the return of baseball and the Expos, but also the… Continue Reading →

A World Without Colonialism: What If Everyone Had Stayed Home?

We hear of anti-colonialism and imperialism constantly, which prompted me to explore a simple question: what would the world look like if everyone had been isolationist? Not morally isolationist. Not intellectually closed. Just nations largely staying within their own borders,… Continue Reading →

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