Magyar Minute · Media Kit

Independent Stories From Hungary.

Videos, articles, and conversations by Ray Brown. A recognizable voice connecting Hungary’s people, culture, and everyday life with a curious audience.

Based in BudapestOriginal videos & articlesCommission · Sponsor · License
Ray Brown in conversation with Alpár Kató of Daily News Hungary
Ray in conversation with Alpár Kató of Daily News Hungary.

The Publication & The Person

A Closer Look.
A Personal Voice.

Magyar Minute is an independent publication created by Ray Brown, an American based in Budapest. The stories begin with curiosity: a conversation, a place, a craft, or an everyday detail that opens a larger question.

Video brings the encounter to life. Articles add context and give each story a lasting home.

People & cultureFood & hospitalityCraft & businessLife in Hungary

Ways To Work Together

Three Clear Offers.

For institutions, businesses, destinations, and publications with a subject worth exploring.

01 / COMMISSION

Original Stories

An article, interview, short video story, or combination built around your subject in the Magyar Minute voice.

A clear angle. A defined brief. Original reporting.

02 / SUPPORT

Sponsored Series

Support several stories around a coherent theme, with an agreed scope, schedule, and clear sponsorship disclosure.

More room for a subject that deserves a series.

03 / LICENSE

Published Work

License an existing video or article for your publication, website, or project by agreement.

Defined usage rights and attribution.

Format, language, captions, timing, publication channels, and rights are agreed for each project.

Selected Editorial Work

See The Voice In Practice.

Hospitality, craft, and culture, told through people and first-hand encounters.

Editorial Approach

Supported Stories.
Independent Voice.

Paid support is disclosed. Partners may flag factual errors; editorial judgment stays with Magyar Minute. Payment does not guarantee praise.

Agree the scope before the work begins.

Each quote follows the brief. Licensing terms cover usage, attribution, territory, duration, and distribution.

Ray Brown interviewing Thomas Narbeshuber of Rotary Club Budapest
Ray interviewing Thomas Narbeshuber of Rotary Club Budapest.

Where The Subject Fits

Give The Story More Room.

Optional extensions are scoped separately around the project’s purpose.

Budapest.fm

A longer conversation for subjects that benefit from more time, questions, and depth.

Explore Budapest.fm

Dafado

A place for discovery and reviews. Sponsorship does not determine review outcomes.

Explore Dafado

Let’s Make A Story Worth Telling

Start With A Brief.

Tell Ray about your organization, the subject, the audience, and the timing. Include a budget range if you have one.