Dan Fleyshman

So you mentioned that multiple of the companies have been acquired and you've gone off and acquired some companies along the way as well. Why is it important? Why are some of these media companies buying each other? Why are they buying you? Why are you buying companies? Like, why is that happening in this space?

So you've also done some really creative, cool deals that are in the rapper space and athlete space and DJs and music space where you're placing them in video games. Video games have massive budgets. I don't think people realize the video game industry dwarfs the movie industry.

So you've also done some really creative, cool deals that are in the rapper space and athlete space and DJs and music space where you're placing them in video games. Video games have massive budgets. I don't think people realize the video game industry dwarfs the movie industry.

It actually makes it look tiny when you really think about the math behind the hundreds of billions of dollars that happen in the video game space. Talk about going in and getting the cool rappers and athletes and placing them in some video games.

It actually makes it look tiny when you really think about the math behind the hundreds of billions of dollars that happen in the video game space. Talk about going in and getting the cool rappers and athletes and placing them in some video games.

Why do you think it's important for brands to incorporate some type of philanthropy or charity to their brand overarching?

Why do you think it's important for brands to incorporate some type of philanthropy or charity to their brand overarching?

So there's one question that I ask on every episode, and I've never, ever, ever gotten the same answer. This is episode, I think, 118, 119. So you build up your company, you go acquire a bunch of other companies, and one day, many, many years from now, you become a multi-billion dollar company. But finally, Ryan passes away. What percentage of that billion dollars do you leave to those children?

So there's one question that I ask on every episode, and I've never, ever, ever gotten the same answer. This is episode, I think, 118, 119. So you build up your company, you go acquire a bunch of other companies, and one day, many, many years from now, you become a multi-billion dollar company. But finally, Ryan passes away. What percentage of that billion dollars do you leave to those children?

To your children.

To your children.

Ladies and gentlemen, normally I would say go follow our guest on social media, but he doesn't have any.

Ladies and gentlemen, normally I would say go follow our guest on social media, but he doesn't have any.

He is behind the scenes being the magical Wizard of Oz, spending these hundreds of millions of dollars like you've heard about celebrities, brands, TV commercials, video games, everything between Mayflower Entertainment and some of the things that he's been working on, you will see out there on television for the rest of your lives because it sounds like he's still addicted to working for a few more decades.

He is behind the scenes being the magical Wizard of Oz, spending these hundreds of millions of dollars like you've heard about celebrities, brands, TV commercials, video games, everything between Mayflower Entertainment and some of the things that he's been working on, you will see out there on television for the rest of your lives because it sounds like he's still addicted to working for a few more decades.

So as you guys know, with the Money Mondays, the whole goal of this is for you guys to have real life discussions with your friends, family, and followers. We all grew up thinking it's rude to talk about money. I think that's ridiculous. We've got to talk about loans, taxes, bank accounts, balancing a checkbook. Those are real life things in your business and in your household.

So as you guys know, with the Money Mondays, the whole goal of this is for you guys to have real life discussions with your friends, family, and followers. We all grew up thinking it's rude to talk about money. I think that's ridiculous. We've got to talk about loans, taxes, bank accounts, balancing a checkbook. Those are real life things in your business and in your household.

You've got to have blunt discussions with the people from your past, present, and future. So share the podcast, themoneymondays.com. I would say check out Ryan Shinman, but why don't you just listen to this podcast and really think about what he's told you because there's very few characters on the planet that that have done what he's done over his career, 30 years of being in this game.

You've got to have blunt discussions with the people from your past, present, and future. So share the podcast, themoneymondays.com. I would say check out Ryan Shinman, but why don't you just listen to this podcast and really think about what he's told you because there's very few characters on the planet that that have done what he's done over his career, 30 years of being in this game.

And you can learn a lot. You might want to share this with your friends, family, and followers. We will see you guys next Monday on TheMoneyMondays.com. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the Money Mondays. This is a very special near and dear to my heart episode because I have one of my dearest friends here, like a brother to me. He is someone that travels all over the planet.