Foundation For Economic Education

    

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Foundation For Economic Education
YouTuber Information
Profile	Foundation For Economic Education
Style	Commentary
Date joined	June 5, 2009
Twitter / X	@feeonline
Instagram and Threads	@feeonline
Other media	Discord server Official site
Videos	330+
Schedule	Unscheduled
Status	Active
Associates	FreedomToons
Username	Foundation For Economic Education
Personal information
Full name	Sean Malone
Nationality	American
Location	Atlanta, Georgia, United States
Most viewed video
Is Captain Marvel Actually a Hero?
First video
What's Happening at FEE- Old and New

The Foundation for Economic Education is an American^{[citation needed]} YouTube channel known for their video essays on pop culture and media. It is hosted by Sean W Malone, TK Coleman and Andrew Heaton.

Content

FEE focuses on introducing freedom as a life philosophy to newcomers in the youth audience, striving to bring about a world in which the economic, ethical, and legal principles of a free society are familiar and credible to the rising generation. It has various video essays dedicated to talking about media's telling of a story. Its segments include

Out of Frame

Video essays on the connection of art, culture, and ideas produced by Sean W. Malone. They usually center around his favorite TV shows or movies, such as the MCU, Stranger Things, Jojo Rabbit and Harry Potter. He also talks politics, like Chinese censorship and Venezuelan socialism.

Invisible Hands

This series is hosted by Kevin Leiber, where he discusses how society adapts and react to gradual changes.^{[citation needed]}

Mind Your Business

This series, hosted by Andrew Heaton, discusses agency and the importance of privacy and consent, as well as how companies can undermine that.

Occasionally they will also allow other people to guest star in their videos and give their own perspectives, including

• Arash Ayrom, an Iranian boy who immigrated to America post-Iranian revolution, and how Batman and Joker shaped his learning of his new country