Ingrid is on Substack and Locals

Substack and Locals

It is my pleasure to inform previous subscribers to BioethikaList as well as customers of Sacred Medicine Sanctuary, that the Substack column begun in mid-January now has 122 posts.  The platform is flexible and allows us to embed podcasts, videos, and images.  We still support both free and paid subscriptions. 

As you might expect, the posts on Substack cover a wide range of subjects, but we are in the process now of preparing a launch on Locals.com devoted entirely to recovery from mold exposure.  Beginning November 1^st, there will be a video introducing the subject matter and six essays on why we need to be concerned about mold, how to remediate property exposed to mold, how to recover health after exposure, and how to become a mold coach who specializes either in remediation or wellness. This is entirely free; but, of course, donations to support the work are always welcome.

Why have we made the changes?  First of all, censorship was interfering with the ability to reach subscribers.  Many of the earlier posts are archived on ingridnaiman.com.  Then, a valiant effort was made to create a platform on sophiamillenotte.com, but we were still not seeing that our notifications were actually delivered.  Thus, Ingrid made the decision to support free speech platforms. Substack has worked out very well and we expect Locals.com to reach a community that desperately needs to see light at the end of the tunnel after exposure to mold.

After the launch on Locals.com, the plan is to create a course with many 20-minute lessons, each devoted to a single issue.  There will be audio and pdfs, a new campus, library, and bookstore.  We hope you will join us on this journey.

Cordially,

Balaji
Administrator for the Platforms
ingridnaiman.substack.com