Jubilee Media is a Los Angeles-based digital studio that produces dialogue-focused video series exploring social and political divisions for large YouTube audiences. Originating from the Jubilee Project volunteer collective, the company reframes political debate as facilitated conversation by inviting participants with different ideologies to discuss contentious topics on camera.

Programming Focus

Spectrum (2017-present): Uses prompted questions and physical positioning exercises to visualize where participants fall on a spectrum of beliefs regarding elections, public policy, and civic identity. Episodes frequently feature voters, activists, and public servants, highlighting generational or demographic divides in political attitudes.

Middle Ground (2018-present): Moderated roundtables that bring together people who hold opposing political viewpoints for structured dialogue. The format emphasizes listening prompts, collaborative tasks, and reflection segments to identify shared values despite disagreement.

Odd Man Out and Related Formats: Game-structured episodes that examine assumptions about professions, ideologies, or civic roles. These formats encourage audiences to interrogate stereotypes about political identities through interactive guessing mechanics and debrief interviews.

Digital Strategy and Audience Development

Jubilee Media built its reach through a YouTube-first production model, releasing multiple weekly uploads that combine cinematic production values with community-submitted discussion topics. The studio cross-promotes episodes through short-form edits on TikTok and Instagram Reels, maintains podcast feeds for audio listeners, and gathers participant applications directly through its website to keep a steady pipeline of perspectives represented on the channel.

Community engagement is central to the brand’s growth strategy. Jubilee regularly polls subscribers about political themes they want explored, incorporates viewer-submitted questions into shoots, and hosts livestreamed follow-up conversations that extend episodes into longer deliberations about policy tradeoffs or civic action.

Engagement with Political Culture

Jubilee Media’s programming has become a recurring venue for ordinary voters, activists, and public officials to discuss issues ranging from voting rights and immigration to policing and free speech policy. By recording these conversations in controlled, empathetic environments, the studio supplies shareable clips that often circulate widely across social platforms during election cycles or policy debates.

The company’s emphasis on structured empathy exercises has influenced other digital outlets exploring depolarization content. Jubilee also collaborates with civic organizations and educational institutions that use its series in classrooms or dialogue training workshops, situating the studio at the intersection of entertainment media and civic engagement education.