darereMachindaThe council of men

Sponsorship & media kit

An audience that is large, engaged and unusually hard to reach through ordinary advertising

Facebook

~526,000

The primary community space, where most of the audience watches live and joins the discussion.

YouTube

~21,000 subscribers

Roughly 1.1 million views. Full episodes, panel sessions and event highlights.

Instagram

~8,800

Short clips and event announcements.

On these figures. They are the audience numbers supplied by the show, not numbers we have measured or verified. They are current to the brief we were given. Before this page is used to sell anything, the client should confirm the live figures and, where possible, provide a platform screenshot — a media kit that quotes a stale number is worse than one that quotes none.

Why this audience is worth paying for

It turns up

The show fills rooms. Live events, provincial gatherings and diaspora sessions are attended, ticketed and repeat.

It is a hard-to-reach demographic

Zimbabwean men at home and in the diaspora, across generations, with household financial decision-making power. Conventional media struggles to reach them in one place — this reaches them in one place.

It is trusted

The panel argues in the open and the audience can see who is saying what. Trust like that transfers to a sponsor only if the fit is honest, which is why we will say no to some categories.

It travels

The show already takes the platform into workplaces and provinces, and into the UK and South African diaspora.

What can be sponsored

Shapes, not prices — every rate is a client decision

Sponsorship inventory
PlacementWhat it isRate
Show partnerNamed partnership across the show — opening and closing credit, on-screen presence and mentions built into the format.To be confirmed
Episode sponsorA single episode or a run of episodes, with the sponsor introduced by the host.To be confirmed
Event sponsorPresenting or supporting partner at a live event: branding, stage presence, stand space, tickets.To be confirmed
Panel segmentA themed segment on a subject that matters to the sponsor's customers — with editorial control staying with the show.To be confirmed
Corporate men's sessionThe show runs a men's session inside your organisation, hosted by the host and panel.To be confirmed
Diaspora / regional eventBringing the platform to a specific city or country with the sponsor attached.To be confirmed

What a sponsorship includes

Every package is written down before it is sold: what the sponsor gets, when it appears, and how it will be reported back. Figures, screenshots and attendee numbers are part of the deal — not an afterthought.

What we will not take

Some categories sit badly with a men's forum that talks about money, mental health and family. Anything that preys on financial desperation, anything sold as a guaranteed overnight fix for a marriage, and any product we would not be comfortable defending on air. If it is not an honest fit we will tell you, because a sponsor the audience does not believe costs the show more than the fee is worth.

How it works

  1. You tell us the objective and the budget.
  2. We come back with a specific proposal and an honest view of what it will and will not achieve.
  3. Terms in writing, then it is booked.

Request the media kit

Tell us who you are and what you are trying to reach. We will send the full pack — audience figures, formats and rates — and an honest answer about whether we are the right platform for it.

Enquiries are handled by ScotReach on behalf of Dare Remachinda. Commercial terms are agreed with the show.