So we asked you
to sit at the mic.
If someone from Rayls invited you onto the podcast, this page is your briefing: what the show is, who makes it, how an episode comes together, and how to get ready. Read it, then reply to whoever reached out. They'll take it from there.
What you'd be part of
Teach, don't preach
Rayls Media exists to explain tokenized finance to the people the industry usually talks past: bankers new to chains, builders new to banking, and complete beginners. Every episode assumes curiosity, never expertise.
Conversations, not panels
One guest, one host, 40-ish minutes. We go deep on your story and what you actually know. No talking points, no pitch decks, no gotchas.
Wherever people listen
Published on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube, with show notes, a full transcript, and a promo kit you can share with your own network.
Who you'll be talking to
A small media team inside Rayls. You'll meet all of us before anything is recorded.
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Theo Masiello
HostTheo hosts the show and asks the obvious questions on purpose. Expect the conversation to feel like coffee with a curious colleague.
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Aidan Prauns
Co-hostAidan keeps the conversation loose and the jargon in check. When a term flies by too fast, they're the one who stops the show and makes it make sense.
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Dora Alexandra
ProducerDora runs the intro chat, the recording logistics, and the edit. If you're unsure about anything at any point, she's your person.
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Sara Stewart
Education leadSara turns episodes into lessons for the open classroom, so your 40 minutes keeps teaching people long after it airs.
How an episode comes together
You reply to your invite
Tell whoever invited you that you're in (or ask them anything first). No forms, no hoops.
Effort: one textIntro chat with the producer (optional)
A short call to find the story only you can tell, and to answer your questions. Nothing is recorded, and if you'd rather skip straight to the session itself, that's fine too.
Optional · 15-min callThe recording
Remote, from wherever you're comfortable. It's a conversation, not a performance. We edit kindly, and you can re-take anything.
Effort: ~45 minReview, publish, promote
You hear the edit before it airs. Then we publish everywhere with a promo kit: clips, quotes, and links for your own channels.
Effort: zero, we handle itPrep, honestly, is light
- A quiet room and any headphones with a mic. Fancy equipment genuinely not required.
- Two or three stories or opinions you'd enjoy talking about. The intro chat will surface them anyway.
- Zero rehearsal. The best episodes are the least rehearsed ones; trust the edit.
- And no, you don't need to be a blockchain expert. Some of our favorite guests were experts in something else entirely.
FAQ
Do I need to be an expert?
What equipment do I need?
Can I review the episode before it goes live?
Is this recorded remotely or in person?
Can I talk about my own company or project?
Pitch yourself
Most guests are invited, but the door isn't locked. Two minutes, five fields, and the team reads every single one.
Pitch received.
The media team reads every submission. You'll hear back within two weeks, and in the meantime you can get to know the show.