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The ownership shouldn't be an issue, since on Debian-based systems, ACLs are used by default on /media.
Check the output of `findmnt --target /media`. If it has `noacl`, remove that option from `/etc/fstab`.
Check the output of `sudo dumpe2fs -h $(findmnt -no SOURCE --target /media) | grep "Default mount options:"` If it doesn't have `acl`, run `sudo tune2fs -o acl $(findmnt -no SOURCE --target /media)`.
If you made any changes in these steps, reboot.
Check the output of `ls -lah /media/*`. If there is not a plus sign beside the `.` entry for your user, ensure the `acl` package is installed, then run `sudo setfacl -m u:$USER:rx /media/$USER`.
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