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Kaya Yurieff and Jasmine Enberg

Scalable

Scalable is a weekly show focused on the business of the creator economy. Every Thursday, we go beyond the headlines to deliver sharp, digestible analysis with a clear point of view. Founded by longtime journalists and analysts Kaya Yurieff and Jasmine Enberg, Scalable combines rigorous reporting and data-driven insight with real-world experience. We act as a bridge between creators and companies to help marketers, investors, founders and other business professionals make sense of what’s happening in this fast-moving industry. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Kaya Yurieff and Jasmine Enberg

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29 oct. 2026

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Queer Eye’s Tan France is a YouTuber Now and Creators Take Home Gold for NBC at the Olympics 07.05.2026

Kaya Yurieff and Jasmine Enberg speak to Tan France about life after Queer Eye, which wrapped its final season on Netflix earlier this year. What’s next? YouTube. Tan opens up about launching his new show “Honorable Gays!”, returning to scripted TV with “Deli Boys” on Hulu, and how entertainment, fame and audience reach are rapidly changing. He also reveals what separates a great unscripted star f...

How Big Are Creator Businesses Really and What’s Up With All the Offshoot Creator Awards? 30.04.2026

Kaya Yurieff and Jasmine Enberg break down the biggest stories in the creator economy this week, including how creators showed up at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner weekend, where a shooting took place. They also discuss why there are suddenly so many niche award shows for creators, from The Snappys to iHeartMedia, and whether creator media companies really are small businesses. Spoiler ale...

The Truth Behind In-House Creator Ad Agencies and Why Creators Love a Live Tour 23.04.2026

Kaya Yurieff and Jasmine Enberg discuss what’s behind all these creators suddenly launching their own ad agencies. Plus, they dive into the strategy behind “Career Ladder” host Max Klymenko’s 130 (!) country world tour.  Later in the show, they’re joined by Max Reisinger, the CEO of Creator Camp, who recently went on tour to promote his new movie “Two Sleepy People” and recently launched an a...

Live Streaming Isn’t Dead. Bieberchella and MrBeast Just Proved It 16.04.2026

Kaya Yurieff and Jasmine Enberg unpack why livestreaming and live shopping are having a moment. Justin Bieber’s polarizing Coachella performance, which was livestreamed on YouTube, is a case in point. They give their take on Bieberchella, and also unpack MrBeast’s recent star-studded livestream that brought together 50 mega creators—and his live giveaway with live shopping platform WhatNot. They a...

Scalable Live: A College Degree for Creators 14.04.2026

In this special live episode of Scalable, Jasmine Enberg sits down with Stephanie Patrick, co-founder and former owner of Theorist Media, creator Nick Urteaga and Michael Curtis, CEO and founder of Proud Management to discuss whether or not creators need a college degree and what an academic curriculum for the creator economy should look like. Hint: It’s not just about developing content. The epis...

OpenAI’s TBPN Deal And Alex Cooper Divide The Internet, And Alix Earle Gets Into Skincare 09.04.2026

Kaya Yurieff and Jasmine Enberg break down the biggest stories in the creator economy, including OpenAI’s shocking acquisition of tech podcast TBPN and Alex Cooper’s polarizing new dating reality show on YouTube. They also break down Alix Earle’s launch strategy for her new skincare line, Reale Actives. Later, they’re joined by Julie Walsh Smith, CEO of Complexly, to discuss why Hank and John Gree...

Why Creators Should Care About Meta and YouTube’s Verdict and Why Affiliate is Making a Comeback 02.04.2026

Kaya Yurieff and Jasmine Enberg break down the biggest stories in the creator economy this week, including what the verdict in the social media addiction trial against Meta and YouTube mean for creators. They also explain why Meta is bringing back affiliate marketing and making a bigger bet on Edits by appointing the app’s first-ever head, Brett Westervelt. Later, they’re joined by Luka Đukić of t...

The Real Reason Platforms Don’t Pay Creators and Why A-Listers Don’t Want Creators On The Red Carpet 26.03.2026

Kaya Yurieff and Jasmine Enberg break down the new ways creators can make money on Facebook and LinkedIn, as well as why platforms are generally so bad at paying creators. Hint: There has to be something in it for them. Plus, they discuss Jake Shane’s awkward moments at the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet and what WME layoffs say about creators’ place in Hollywood. They’re also joined by specia...

California AG Answers Our Burning Questions and Why Creators Don’t Want To Be Called Journalists 19.03.2026

Kaya Yurieff and Jasmine Enberg are at SXSW! They break down what they learned at the annual tech and arts festival in Austin, including why creators suddenly don’t want to be called journalists. Spoiler alert: They don’t ask hard questions. They also dive into LinkedIn’s new creator video program and what to expect from the IAB NewFronts this year. Later, they’re joined by California Attorney Gen...

The Real Reason MrBeast Isn’t The Next Disney & Why Brands Don’t Send Creators to Bora Bora Anymore 12.03.2026

Kaya Yurieff and Jasmine Enberg discuss the rise and fall of lavish influencer brand trips and why they’ve been replaced by in-person events. They also dive into why suddenly every creator is pitching themselves as the next Disney and why their ambitions will inevitably fall short. They’re also joined by special guests Max Maddox and Nolan Sykes from Donut Media, a car-focused media company and Yo...

AI Transforms Creator Commerce and Dubai Influencers React to Drone Strikes 05.03.2026

Kaya Yurieff and Jasmine Enberg discuss how Dubai’s influencers are responding to the unrest in the Middle East as Iran’s retaliatory strikes against the US and Israel’s attack test the UAE’s efforts to become a global creator hub. They also dive deep into the evolution of social commerce and explain why creators will survive and thrive in the age of AI shopping. Later, they’re joined by LTK co-fo...

Why the Microdrama Hype Will Fade, But Branded Entertainment Is Here to Stay 26.02.2026

Kaya Yurieff and Jasmine Enberg discuss mega YouTuber Dhar Mann’s pivot toward brand deals and how brands are leaning into entertainment, including new microdramas from Crocs and P&G. They’re also joined by Kate Ridley, chief brand officer of Stanley 1913, to explore how the 100+ year old brand is expanding beyond its TikTok-famous Stanley cup. Plus, watch Kaya’s interview with creator Kaz Saw...

Cannes Goes Big on Creators; AI Copycatting Surges and Podcasters Descend on the Nancy Guthrie Case 19.02.2026

Kaya Yurieff and Jasmine Enberg give their takeaways from Q4 earnings season, including which major social platforms have been the most consistent in talking up creators. They also discuss AI creators ripping off real-life creators’ videos and the true crime influencer mania around the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie.  They’re also joined by special guest Ed Davidson, the chief growth officer of Li...

How Senator Cory Booker Convinced Democrats to Post More on Social Media 18.02.2026

Kaya Yurieff and Jasmine Enberg sit down with New Jersey Senator Cory Booker to discuss why Democrats still lag Republicans when it comes to using social media and working with influencers—and what he's doing to change that. Booker also gives his take on the new US TikTok, whether he supports social media bans for teens in the US and what he makes of California Governor Gavin Newsom's soci...

Inside YouTube’s pitch to TV advertisers and why not every journalist can start a Substack 12.02.2026

KayaYurieff and Jasmine Enberg are on the road this week, traveling to Washington,D.C. to interview Senator Cory Booker. In today’s episode, Jasmine makes thecase for why YouTube should revisit original content and Kaya explains why notevery journalist can just start a Substack. They’re also joined by BrianAlbert, managing director of YouTube Media Partnerships and Creative Works, totalk about how...

Why the NFL is all-in on creators and where influencer marketing M&A is headed next 05.02.2026

Kaya Yurieff and JasmineEnberg discuss the biggest news stories in the creator economy this week,including the NFL inviting 160 creators to the Super Bowl and TikTokers winningbig at the Grammy’s. They’re also joined by Jennifer Quigley-Jones, CEO andfounder of Digital Voices, to discuss the sale of her company to PMG and whatit means to be a female founder in this industry. Sign up for our newsle...

TikTok's stormy weekend, Reels is good now and creators protest ICE 29.01.2026

Kaya Yurieff and Jasmine Enberg discuss the biggest news stories in the creator economy this week, including the rough start for TikTok's new US owners and why Instagram Reels is good now. They also discuss the creator studio deal spree, including Netflix's new reality show with Alix Earle and Dhar Mann's move into microdramas, as well why more creators like Alex Cooper are speaking ou...

Senate Dems to hold creator summit, ChatGPT launches ads and the rise of “vertical podcasts” 22.01.2026

KayaYurieff and Jasmine Enberg discuss the biggest news stories in the creatoreconomy this week, including ChatGPT’s launch of ads, a proposed “sin tax” onOnlyFans creators and why a crypto company is investing $200 million in BeastEnterprises.   They also break the news of a first-evercreator summit to be held by Senate Democrats. And they’re joined by HernanLopez, founder of Wondery, who says ve...

Dubai’s ‘influencer tax,’ a Guggenheim heir bets on creators and a big year for sports 15.01.2026

Kaya Yurieff and Jasmine Enberg discuss the biggest newsstories in the creator economy this week, including the United Arab Emirate’snew “influencer tax” and the FTC’s influencer marketing guidelines. They alsoexplore how creator economy companies from TikTok to Fanatics are preparing fora big sports year, which includes the Olympics and the FIFA World Cup. They’realso joined by special guest Cris...

The Middle East's creator moment, Hannah Stocking's microdrama and messy influencer measurement 08.01.2026

Kaya Yurieff and Jasmine Enberg discuss the biggest stories in the creator economy this week, including the 1 Billion Followers Summit in Dubai and why the Middle East is becoming a creator economy hub. They also answer questions from listeners, such as how to measure ROI on influencer campaigns and discuss Spotify's new podcasting studios in Los Angeles. They're joined by special guest Sc...

Our 2026 predictions for the creator economy 01.01.2026

Kaya Yurieff and Jasmine Enberg look ahead to the key themes that will shape the creator economy in 2026, including AI, where the money is flowing and how to break through. They also offer their predictions for the year ahead, including MrBeast IPOing, TikTok launching microdramas, and more. Sign up for our newsletter for free at: https://scalablepod.com/subscribe Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/pr...

AI slop, creators take Hollywood & the TikTok ban that wasn’t: 2025 Creator Economy Year in Review 26.12.2025

Kaya Yurieff and Jasmine Enberg look back on the biggest moments and themes from the creator economy in 2025. Hollywood really embraced influencers, AI slop ran rampant and TikTok didn’t disappear in the US afterall. Plus, YouTube celebrated its 20th birthday and podcasting had another banner year.  Sign up for our newsletter for free at: https://scalablepod.com/subscribe Hosted on Acast. See acas...

Why being ‘authentic’ is over, the YouTube Oscars and Instagram’s TV app 18.12.2025

Kaya Yurieff and Jasmine Enberg discuss the biggest stories in the creator economy this week, including the Oscars moving to YouTube and Instagram launching a TV app on Amazon Fire TV devices in the US. They also spoke with more than a dozen experts in the creator economy to get their takes on the state of the creator economy, what the industry should leave behind in 2025 and how the rise of AI wi...

The WBD bidding war, MrBeast on DealBook and special guest Jon Youshaei 11.12.2025

Kaya Yurieff and Jasmine Enberg break down the biggest news stories in the creator economy from the past week, including how a Netflix-Warner Bros. Deal puts pressure on YouTube, MrBeast in the hot seat at DealBook and Golden Globes’ podcast nominees. They are joined by YouTuber Jon Youshaei to talk about his new creator finance company “Boring Stuff” and an upcoming docuseries with MrBeast. Sign...

Why TikTok Shop isn’t just for cheap stuff anymore, LinkedIn’s algo woes and Omnicom’s big takeover 04.12.2025

Kaya Yurieff and Jasmine Enberg break down the biggest news stories in the creator economy from the past week, including TikTok Shop’s Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales haul, MrBeast’s business ambitions, our first Spotify Wrapped, the ongoing Olivia Nuzzi scandal and more. Sign up for our newsletter for free at: https://scalablepod.com/subscribe Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more i...

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