Found You Magazine is an independent print publication showcasing inspired, unconventional work by emerging and established writers and artists. To support our work, visit foundyoumag.com.
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Signup to Generate a PitchFound You Magazine is hosted by Kolton Procter. The show has published 21 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Qian Cheng" (1 September 2026, 20 minutes), "GiGi" (25 August 2026, 21 minutes), and ""Highway Cam" (Editor's Letter) by Kolton Procter" (18 August 2026, 3 minutes).
Found You Magazine publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 18 minutes across 21 episodes.
Booking probability for Found You Magazine is 23%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Found You Magazine requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Found You Magazine's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for Found You Magazine are Artists, Writers & Performers. Found You Magazine has an arts audience.
Kolton Procter hosts Found You Magazine, an arts podcast with 21 episodes published.
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Episode #16
Qian's drawing series "Cloud Studies" can be enjoyed within the pages of Found You Magazine Issue 4. Secure your copy today at foundyoumag.com . Qian Cheng is an artist and organizer whose practice engages with personal...
Episode #15
GiGi's story "Little Terrace" can be enjoyed within the pages of Found You Magazine Issue 4. Secure your copy today at foundyoumag.com . GiGi is skilled at repenting. Encounterer. Spirit herb is thyme. Subjecter. Giver...
Kolton shares the editor's letter for Found You Magazine Issue 4. Secure your copy today at foundyoumag.com . Kolton Procter is the editor and publisher of Found You Magazine. Found You Magazine is produced on the...
Episode #13
Nadya’s painting series “Petals” can be enjoyed within the pages of Found You Magazine Issue 4. Secure your copy today at foundyoumag.com . Nadya Isabella (born Jakarta, Indonesia) is a Montreal-based artist, living on...
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In this special bonus episode, Lera shares an additional story for your enjoyment. Lera’s story "Goodbye to Rocks" can be enjoyed within the pages of Found You Magazine Issue 4. Secure your copy today at foundyoumag.com...
Episode #12
Lera’s story "Goodbye to Rocks" can be enjoyed within the pages of Found You Magazine Issue 4. Secure your copy today at foundyoumag.com . Lera Acey is a practical nurse with experience in community care, general...
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Found You Magazine's editor and publisher Kolton Procter was interviewed for a special broadcast live on CiTR Radio last week. We wanted to share it here, with our listeners. A very big thanks to CiTR's programming...
Episode #11
Ziv’s photo series "Plumber’s Manual" can be enjoyed within the pages of Found You Magazine Issue 4. Secure your copy today at foundyoumag.com . Ziv Wei’s research-based projects explore the playful yet uncanny...
Episode #10
Olivia Mattison is an artist currently living and creating (but not working) on the unceded ancestral territories of the Musqueam, Squamish, and Tsleil-Waututh Nations. Olivia’s comic “The World Is Your Oyster” can be...
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Rea Saxena’s contribution to Issue 4 is a film titled “Pigeon Hole”, which we spoke about in our previous episode. In print, it exists as a series of stills pulled from the film but in its original format, it contains...
Episode #9
Rea Saxena is a multimedia artist based on Coast Salish territories. Their work reconfigures analogue mediums (Hi8 tape, 16mm and Super 8 film) into hypnotic digital media experiences akin to psychic exploration...
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In this special bonus episode, Scott Inniss shares another poem, for your enjoyment. Scott Inniss is the author of the chapbooks Mean Means (Model, 2024) and Back Shelve (above/ground, 2024) and the editor of Book Your...
Episode #8
Scott Inniss shares a truncated version of his poem “Capitalism Ocean”. An extended version of this poem appears in Found You Magazine Issue 4 . Scott Inniss is the author of the chapbooks Mean Means (Model, 2024) and...
Episode #7
Scott Inniss is the author of the chapbooks Mean Means (Model, 2024) and Back Shelve (above/ground, 2024) and the editor of Book Your Own Reading (Publication Studio Vancouver, 2025). He organizes the irregular reading...
Episode #6
In this episode, Marion Benkaiouche reads part one from her story “Violette: A Triptych” entitled "Paolo Left Today". "Violette" appears in its entirety in Found You Magazine Issue 4 . Found You Magazine is produced on...
Episode #5
Marion Benkaiouche was born in Marseille, France, growing up partially in Quebec and Florida before moving to Vancouver, British Columbia as a teenager. A writer and conceptual artist, she writes book reviews for...
<p>In this episode, Daisy Barker reads her essay “There Are Whales Out There”. This is one of three of her essays which appear in Issue 4 of Found You Magazine.</p><p>Found You Magazine is produced on the unceded...
Episode #3
<p>Daisy Barker is an educator, writer, friend, and poly-hobbyist who grew up and continues to live on unceded Coast Salish territories. She is interested in intersections, both literal and figurative, and all the...
Episode #2
<p>Benjamin Lickerman writes speculations about housing in the city of vancouver. His stories archive loss on a human scale and progress on an inhuman one. His work aims to operate in the space between the text and its...
Episode #1
<p>Robyn Travis is an artist, writer and librarian based in so-called Vancouver. They are drawn to stories of beauty, belonging and the quiet ways queer life insists on joy, often turning everyday moments into something...
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