Share our work
Word of mouth is a free yet powerful way to promote a podcast. If you like MEDIA INDIGENA, please consider sharing it—via social media, email, text, you name it—with someone else you think might feel the same way. Sharing the show helps grow our audience, which in turn attracts more support.
Here’s a ‘universal’ link that lists all the apps and places you can catch our podcast: https://podnews.net/podcast/i4pp
Follow our work by email
Find out when the next episode is ready:
- Sign up for our free weekly email newsletter, now on Substack!
Fund our work
Editorial and financial independence work hand in hand. A steady, consistent stream of income also means we’re able to explore complementary activities outside of the program, like the live events we hosted in Edmonton and Winnipeg! Here’s how:
Monthly pledges via Patreon
Support us through a regular monthly payment on your credit card via our Patreon page! (You may stop at any time.)
One-time payments
If a one-time contribution to our work is more your speed, we have a few ways set up for you to contribute:
> Interac e-transfer
Have an account with a major Canadian bank? Now you can show your support directly using Interac e-transfers. (Note that fees may apply in some cases; be sure to check out what your banking plan allows.) As we’re set up for ‘Autodeposit,’ your transfer should go straight through. Here’s how to do it:
When asked for the name of recipient, type in:
INDIGENA Creative Group Inc.
For the email address, type in:
indigena [dot] group [at] gmail [dot] com
> PayPal
Help us out via our PayPal.Me account (set up under INDIGENA Group): Thanks!
> Cheque
If you’d just rather avoid on-line transactions altogether, there’s always old-school cheques. Please send your much-appreciated contributions to:
INDIGENA Creative Group Inc.
44 Hallet St.
Winnipeg MB
R2W 3L5
CANADA
Where the money goes
Technology
Every month, there are technological costs associated with hosting and distributing the podcast (LibSyn) along with the costs to host this companion website, a site we’ve had re-tooled with the assistance of experienced WordPress developers, not to mention the hardware and software needed to make the show.
Labour
Although the maxim “freedom of the press belongs to those who own one” is a tad outdated, the intellectual labour of human beings remains the lifeblood of any creative enterprise. Your contributions help cover the time and effort Rick spends producing, hosting, editing and promoting the show each week (this fellow podcaster breaks it all down rather well), as well as the time and effort the other roundtablers dedicate to preparing for and participating in the show.
