Support the Show
Help make the next conversation possible!
North of Normal is more than a podcast. It’s become a little community of people who are willing to slow down, listen to each other, and stay curious about the people around them.
If you’d like to help keep these conversations going, there are a few ways you can be part of it.
Make a contribution
Your support helps cover the real costs of making North of Normal happen, from coffee meetings with potential guests to equipment, technology, and the continued growth of the show.
One-time contributions are always appreciated, and regular support helps me plan ahead. There’s no particular amount you need to give. Whatever feels right to you helps.
Wear the conversation
I had some North of Normal T-shirts made because I wanted something people could actually wear out into the world.
The shirts are $30, and the money goes right back into the show.
Want one? Use the contact form and tell me what size you’d like. I’ll let you know if I have your size available and send you the payment information.
Shipping is not currently available, so you’ll need to arrange for pick-up at the radio station.
Recommend Someone
Because North of Normal is by invite only, I meet most of my guests through recommendations from listeners like you!
Think about the people you know. Maybe it’s a neighbor, a local business owner, someone quietly making a difference in our community, or simply someone you find yourself learning something from every time you talk.
I’m interested in the human being behind the roles and titles, and you don’t need to have a grand reason for recommending someone. If there’s a person you’d like others to get to know, I’d love to hear about them and why you think they’d be a good fit for the show.
Or just keep listening
You don’t have to spend a dime to support North of Normal.
Listen to an episode. Share one with someone. Tell a friend about the show. Send me a note. Come have a conversation.
It all helps.
Thank you for being part of this little community. 💜
Stay Curious.
-Amanda
