
Saint & Citizen Network
TheCreatorProgram,nextchapter.
Six correspondents. One channel. A new production standard.
Saint & Citizen
Theroomwherecultureismade,openedtothepublic.
Who We Are
Media.Music.Liveexperiences.
Saint & Citizen operates across three connected areas: media, music and live experiences.
Content is built to lead into a physical event or room, not to stand alone. We build spaces and gatherings directly, rather than reporting on them after the fact.

Our Mission
Accesspoints,builtbeforetheyexist.
Build cultural access points before they exist anywhere else.
The sequence matters: content and events are created first, and audience access follows. The objective is to move the audience from watching on a phone to attending in person.

Our Vision
Culture,ownedbythepeoplewhocreateit.
Our core proposition is access: the ability to bring people into rooms and experiences they would not otherwise be able to enter.
The priority is open access — building the infrastructure that lets creators lead and communities belong.
We measure success as resonance over reach, tracked by how many people move from watching to belonging.
The Saint & The Citizen
Neitherroleexistswithouttheother.
The Saint is the maker — an artist or designer whose work sets the standard in their field.
The Citizen is the audience — understands the work, reacts to it, carries it forward.
The relationship is interdependent by design.
As a correspondent, you are the connection point between what a Saint makes and what a Citizen carries forward.

Where You Fit
Fromchannelstobeats.
The previous model: each correspondent operated an independent channel and audience, running in parallel.
The new model: each correspondent owns a defined beat — sound, literature, culture, travel, wellness or fashion — and all beats publish under one umbrella: Channel 73.
The result: an audience that finds one series can locate every other series in the same place.
The S&C Broadcast Channel
Channel73.
One channel. Six hosts.
Six series — sound, literature, culture, travel, wellness, fashion — with one publishing home and a single point of discovery across all of them.
Channel 73
Thesixseries.
Sound
Independent artists perform live, straight from their own hard drive. Unreleased material, thirty-minute sets, shot in the round with thirty to forty guests seated close. The location changes each time: a laundromat, a private home.
Literature
Monthly live reading, adding a quarterly in-person edition — the author in conversation, followed by a social gathering.
Culture
Conversational podcast, plus a correspondent role at major cultural events: openings, premieres, live reporting from the room.
Travel, Leisure & Community
Specific, researched subjects instead of red carpet coverage. Boutique Black-owned spaces, city guides, travelling with the team during event cycles.
Fitness & Wellness
A docuseries built around one question: how to live longer, healthier and happier. Science, nutrition, training and beauty, filmed across multiple locations.
Fashion
Built around access: inside a show, a studio, a fitting. Interviews with editors and photographers, tracking how Black representation in fashion is changing.

The New Standard
Produced,notposted.
Produced, not posted. Every shoot staffed with a director, audio engineer and planned lighting setup. The previous standard was phone-shot with ambient lighting only.
Shot in blocks. Episodes filmed in planned production blocks, capturing multiple episodes in one shoot.
Built to become a room. Formats designed to convert into in-person events where possible.

Publishing Cadence
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Standard cadence
Most series publish twice monthly
Production
Filmed in monthly blocks
Saints Book Club
Quarterly in-person reading added to the monthly digital format
Event coverage
Runs alongside every S&C event cycle
Next Steps
Thenextchapterstartsnow.
This session — Program-wide overview
This week — Onboarding our creative production team
Next week — One-on-one call per correspondent
Individual calls cover — Beat-specific changes, outstanding items before launch, and feedback from you