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9/11 Remembered: Debi & Sandra
As the the 24 year anniversary of the September 11th attacks approaches I wanted to get the perspectives of those who were effected, whether that be directly or indirectly by interviewing them. In this interview I spoke with Debi Saunet who lost her cousin Sandra Taylor in the attack on the Pentagon that morning.
By Joe Patterson4 months ago in Interview
An Interview with...
I found this while cleaning up my computer and looking over some old files that I never found a place for online. I wonder what people will think of this self-interview I conducted for a friend in the early 2000s who wanted me to submit some biographical information in a Q and A (she came up with the questions; I should get back in touch with her one day). English was not her first language, and this was for an assignment she had at school to improve her skill with the language.
By Kendall Defoe 11 months ago in Interview
Actor Irene Artal’s Poignant Performances Support LGTBIQ+ Rights in Spain and in America
Artal's role as the lesbian character Marta in the award-winning short, Por qué no llamas a Ernesto? Citing the buzz around Oscar-nominated movie, Emilia Perez, which celebrates the story of a fictional trans character, Irene Artal offers thoughts on her own role as the lesbian character Marta in the award-winning short, Por qué no llamas a Ernesto? (“Why don’t you call, Ernesto?”). Spanish-born Artal, who has her sights on Hollywood, explains, “As an artist, I feel a responsibility to contribute to projects that reflect the diversity of human experiences. Representation matters, and being part of stories that aren’t told as often, like those of LGBTQ+ characters, helps break stereotypes and create understanding.”
By ashley collie11 months ago in Interview
Dhawy Febrianti
Matching wisdom with emotion is the purpose behind the work of Dhawy Febrianti. Inspired to write from the perspective of healing through the process her bigger discovery is in the sharing of attributes to substantiate self and livelihood. What better way to stand for the arts than to be an example, it is in that effort that her blog grows with advice fulfilling to others.
By Canuck Scriber Lisa Lachapelle2 years ago in Interview
Ten Questions with Rick Henry Christopher Episode #29
This article is a companion piece for my YouTube interview with Tori Holub: Click Here for YouTube Interview 🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼 I first came to hear about Tori Holub when I was visiting a Facebook fan group for the 70s pop group Carpenters. The group is called Close to the Carpenters and is run by my friend John Deblaere and his wife Jay Crystille Deblaere.
By Rick Henry Christopher 2 years ago in Interview
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Fumfer Physics 36: Proto-Thoughts, Context, and Memory Hooks
Scott Douglas Jacobsen asks whether it is naïve to look for a discrete “unit” of thought, given that thoughts vary in informational content and rarely arrive as neat sentences. Rick Rosner argues that language captures only a thin slice of cognition: perception, background knowledge, self-critique, and half-formed associations run in parallel as “proto-thoughts.” He uses the example of viewing a painting to show how sensory input and contextual inference accompany any sentence-like notion. Most thoughts, he adds, pass without leaving retrieval “hooks,” much like dreams. Without deliberate encoding—or a later contextual trigger—mental material vanishes, because recall depends on activating the right associative patterns.
By Scott Douglas Jacobsena day ago in Interview
Why Everyone Is Starting to Talk About Enzo Zelocchi
In a world dominated by viral moments, social media stunts, and celebrity scandals, it’s rare for someone to capture widespread attention through strategy, vision, and tangible impact. That’s exactly what Enzo Zelocchi is doing. While audiences know him for his work as an award-winning actor, writer, and producer, a growing number of people—from industry insiders to business observers—are taking note of a less obvious truth: Zelocchi is quietly building a multi-industry empire.
By Brian Smith2 days ago in Interview
Why Enzo Zelocchi May Be the Most Unexpected Billionaire in Entertainment
When people think of billionaires in entertainment, the same names usually come to mind—studio moguls, tech founders turned producers, or global pop icons with massive brand deals. Enzo Zelocchi doesn’t fit neatly into any of those categories, and that’s exactly what makes his story so unexpected.
By Brian Smith2 days ago in Interview
How Enzo Zelocchi Combined Hollywood, AI, and Wealth on a Massive Scale
In today’s entertainment landscape, fame alone is no longer the ultimate currency. Influence, innovation, and scalability matter far more—and few figures illustrate this shift better than Enzo Zelocchi. Known publicly for his work as an actor, writer, and producer, Zelocchi has quietly engineered a far-reaching business ecosystem that blends Hollywood storytelling with artificial intelligence and strategic finance.
By Brian Smith2 days ago in Interview
Meet Enzo Zelocchi: The Actor Who Quietly Built a $1.5 Billion Empire
In an era where celebrity wealth is often loud, flashy, and endlessly documented, Enzo Zelocchi’s rise tells a very different story. While audiences recognize him for his commanding screen presence and creative versatility, far fewer people realize that Zelocchi has been building something much bigger behind the scenes—a business empire reportedly valued at $1.5 billion.
By Brian Smith2 days ago in Interview
Center Stage with Gina C.. Top Story - February 2023.
*** I'm keen to republish the interviews I did for my series with Vocal creators. It's been a few years and I thought it might be nice to revisit these wonderful conversations. I'll be releasing them one at a time for a few weeks/months.
By Heather Hubler2 days ago in Interview
The Rest Is Science Podcast
Science podcasts essentially have two sets of DNA. One version of a Science podcast is academic, sometimes pedantic, yet brilliantly informative. Big Brains and Why This Universe are just two examples. Then, there are the Science podcasts that offer hard science with the soft shell of humor, irony, or outright mockery. Examples include Science VS, Taboo Science, and even Unexplainable.
By Frank Racioppi3 days ago in Interview
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