Gold · Silver · Mining · Equities
Your story, told properly.
Bold Talks. Bright Minds.
The Time Compass Show puts mining executives, resource investors and market analysts in front of an audience that already understands the sector. Recorded professionally. Edited for you. Free to appear.
Recording days are Tuesdays and Thursdays. Slots book at least 14 days out, so you have time to prepare. Applying takes about a minute.
Who we put on the show
We're deliberately narrow. Time Compass is a resources-and-markets show, so every guest lands in front of an audience already looking for exactly what you do.
A drill program worth talking about
Juniors with assays, a maiden resource, a PEA or a financing to explain. TSX‑V, CSE, ASX and OTC all welcome.
More than a press release
Operators with production numbers, expansion plans or an acquisition story that deserves proper airtime.
A view worth defending
People with a real position on gold, silver, rates and where the metals cycle goes next — and the record to back it.
Why bother coming on
Most podcast invitations cost you an hour and hand back a bad audio file. This one leaves you with assets you'd otherwise pay a production company for.
Studio-grade capture, free
Recorded on Riverside: separate local 4K video and uncompressed audio per person, so a wobbly connection can't ruin the take.
Edited by the host, free
No outsourced editor, no queue. Bud cuts every episode himself — colour, audio levelling, captions, chapters. You pay nothing for any of it.
You keep the footage
You get the finished episode plus short vertical cuts for LinkedIn, X and Instagram. Use them in your IR deck, your newsletter, anywhere.
An audience that owns the sector
Not a general business channel. The people watching already hold miners and metals and are hunting the next name to research.
Real questions, prepared
We read the technical report, the last two quarterlies and the capital structure before you sit down. Nobody will ask you "so what is gold?"
Present your actual deck
On the full-length format you share your screen and walk the audience through your corporate presentation, slide by slide.
Two formats. Production is free in both.
Pick based on how much story you have. Nobody pays to be recorded, edited or published — the only paid item on the menu is promotion.
Short Feature
Roughly 10–15 minutes
- Professionally recorded on Riverside in 4K
- Fully edited by the host, at no charge
- Published to YouTube and the podcast feeds
- You receive the finished episode file
- One story or thesis, told tightly
- Full company review and market context
- Screen-shared deck presentation
- Paid promotion behind the episode
Full Feature
30–45 minutes, in depth
- Everything in the Short Feature
- Full company review researched before we record
- Market context — where your story sits in the cycle
- Screen-shared deck presentation to camera
- Paid boosting of the finished episode
- Extra short-form vertical cuts for social
- Priority on the Tuesday / Thursday calendar
How it works
Four steps, about three weeks end to end.
Apply
About a minute. A few short questions, one screen at a time. Your answers save as you go.
Pick your slot
Choose a Tuesday or Thursday at least 14 days out. We confirm by email with a calendar invite and the Riverside link.
Record
Browser only — nothing to install. A quick tech check, then the conversation. Bring your deck if you're on the full format.
Publish
We edit, you review, it goes out to YouTube and the podcast feeds. Your files and social cuts land in your inbox.
Straight answers
The questions IR teams and executives actually ask us.
Is it really free?
Yes. Recording and editing cost you nothing on either format. The $1,000 on the Full Feature is a promotion budget, not a production fee — it buys reach for the finished episode. If you only want the free short feature, that's a completely normal choice and we won't push you.
Why only Tuesdays and Thursdays, and why 14 days out?
Because we prepare. Two weeks gives us time to read your technical report, filings and deck so the interview is worth your time. Fixed recording days keep the edit schedule honest, which is why episodes actually ship.
We're pre-revenue / early stage. Are we too small?
No. A tight exploration story told well beats a big producer with nothing new to say. What matters is that something is genuinely happening — a program, a result, a raise, a change in direction.
Do we get approval before it goes out?
You see the cut before publication. We'll fix factual errors, mispronounced project names and anything that creates a disclosure problem. We don't rewrite the conversation into an advertisement — that's exactly what makes the audience trust it.
What do we need on our end?
A laptop with a webcam, a quiet room, wired internet if you have it, and headphones. Riverside runs in the browser. That's it. If you have a proper mic, use it — but plenty of great episodes have been recorded on a laptop and a pair of earbuds.
Can we do it as a duo — CEO and VP Exploration?
Yes, and it often works better on the full format. Mention it in the last box on the application and we'll send both Riverside links.
Is this financial advice or a paid promotion of our stock?
Neither. It's an interview. Nothing on the show is investment advice, we don't make price predictions on your behalf, and any paid boosting is disclosed. Come prepared to talk about risk as well as upside.
Your next 40 minutes could be the clearest your story has ever been told.
The application takes about a minute — a few questions, one screen at a time.
Apply to be a guest