On this episode of Create for Change, we’re joined by Tim Fullerton, Founder and CEO of Find Out Media, a media company elevating fearless independent journalism and building the infrastructure that progressive influencers need to create and distribute long-form content.

Tim’s past work has included the Obama campaign and administration, Everytown for Gun Safety, WeWork, and White Dudes for Harris. Having spent over two decades in the industry, Tim has unique, in-depth expertise at the intersection of digital communications and politics.

We talk about Tim’s career trajectory, and his journey to starting Find Out Media (which began with a surprising lesson he learned from White Dudes for Harris: that there is an imperative need for progressive political messaging geared specifically towards white men. We explore how Tim addresses this need through his work with Find Out Media, and dive into the nitty-gritty of how he operates, sustains, and pitches his business as a social entrepreneur.

Tim also provides his own assessment on the state of political communications as we move into the 2026 midterm elections, and shares the tactics and experiments that have and haven’t worked for him as a digital strategist.

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On this episode of Create for Change, we’re joined by Michael Oloyede, an actor, producer, community builder, and former digital strategy lead for CultureCon, the world’s largest creative conference for creators of color.

Michael is the founder of Scene & Heard, a community dedicated to amplifying voices in film, TV, and theater through live events, creative development programs, and a thriving network of creatives.

We talk about all things community: what it looks like, how to build it, and how organizations like CultureCon and Scene & Heard can help foster our communities’ creativity and wellbeing.

On this episode of Create for Change, we’re joined by Max Levy, a digital and political strategist with over a decade of experience in the nonprofit, government, and campaign space.

Max has played key roles in digital fundraising for the Stacey Abrams campaign and public affairs at Democracy Forward. He continues his impact work today as an independent consultant helping changemakers break through online.

Max walks us through his career journey, discusses what makes a winning digital strategy, and talks about the lessons he’s learned from his experience about what works and what doesn’t in an ever-changing digital landscape.