About Us

We believe the future will be shaped by optimists.

Good News Studio is a media and advisory company at the intersection of emerging technology, culture, and community. We exist to tell better stories about people, technology, and ideas shaping the next era of the internet.

Our Story

Born in the midst of a global crisis, our studio emerged with a simple mission: to shift the narrative around emerging tech from fear to possibility. We believe technology is a tool—and like any tool, its impact depends on how it's used.

We spotlight those using it for good.

What We Do

What We Do

Good News Studio is equal parts strategy powerhouse and storytelling engine.

We advise nonprofits, creators, and purpose-led startups on how to bring their products to life—onchain and beyond. At the same time, our media platforms tell the stories that often go unheard—of builders, artists, and innovators making a difference.

Not Just Online—Onchain

At Good News Studio, we're not just building online—we're building onchain.

That means our content doesn't just live on a website; it lives on the blockchain. Our articles, podcasts, event attendance records, and soon even our video shows are minted and stored transparently, making them provable, collectible, and community-owned.

Being onchain means embracing the next era of the internet—Web3—where media isn't just something you consume; it's something you can participate in, share, and own. It's about building trust, preserving truth, and ensuring stories are accessible, open, and permanent.

We're working to become the first fully onchain media company—because we believe the future of storytelling should belong to everyone.

Who We Are

Founded by Rachel Wilkins, Good News Studio brings together a network of collaborators, technologists, artists, and strategists who believe in equity, creativity, and collective progress.

Our flagship media property, The Good News Show, airs weekly in collaboration with TIMEPieces, TIME's Web3 community venture. We've helped bring the first Keith Haring NFT to Sotheby's, led go-to-market strategy for top onchain protocols, and helped launch platforms like HALP, an award-winning fundraising tool built on Base.