Podcast, Video, and Social Media
The Missing Middle Initiative, housed at the University of Ottawa’s Institute for the Environment, seeks to revive Canada’s urban middle class. Our knowledge mobilization strategy includes written pieces, research reports, the Missing Middle Podcast, and appearances in the mainstream media.
Our podcasts, videos, and social media content can be found at the links below.
The Missing Middle Podcast
The Missing Middle podcast is available in both video and audio versions, and can be found on:
Video: YouTube
Audio: Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, Podcast Index, iHeart, Podcast Addict, Podchaser, Pocket Casts, Deezer, Listen Notes, Player.FM and Buzzsprout, as well as on our podcast RSS feed.
Videos and Shorts
In addition to podcasts, MMI produces video content related to middle-class issues. These include long-form videos and shorts, as well as “best-of” clips from the Missing Middle podcast. These can be found at:
Reddit
The MMI subreddit is r/missingmiddlers, where ongoing discussions on MMI-related topics and releases take place.
Other Social Media
Most MMI staff have accounts on most social media networks. MMI itself is less active on social media, but has the following accounts:
Learn More about MMI
For more information on MMI, please refer to the following links:
About us: Who we are and why we exist.
Our mission: Details on the strong middle-class Canada we are trying to create.
Our strategy: How we will create a strong middle-class Canada
Our impact: Our success, to date, in creating a strong middle-class Canada.
Our team: The team working towards creating a strong middle-class Canada.
Support us: How you can help us create a strong middle-class Canada.
As well as our knowledge mobilization outlets, including:
Reports: A list of long-form studies and reports, including ones that predate the formation of MMI.
Podcast: Links to the Missing Middle podcast (available in both video and audio versions), video content, and our social media content.
Media: Links to MMI mentions in the mainstream media, along with guest pieces written by MMI staff in outlets from The Globe and Mail to The Toronto Star to The Hub.
Substack archive: An archive of our past Substack posts.