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9/11 Remembered: L. Relf
Joe: When did you first join the military? L. Relf: I joined the Army in 1989 and attended Basic Training and Advanced Individual Training in 1990.
By Joe Patterson5 months ago in Interview
Podcaster Profiles: Kim Newlove
In this edition of Podcaster Profiles, we visit with podcaster / pharmacist /entrepreneur/voice actor Kim Newlove. As an independent podcaster, Kim has been aggressive and innovative in finding methods to monetize her audio efforts.
By Frank Racioppi5 months ago in Interview
9/11 Remembered: Kris Pass & Sandra Teague
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 speak with my former 5th grade teacher and friend Kris Pass who lost her friend Sandra Teague on American Airlines flight 77 which was hijacked and crashed into the pentagon that morning.
By Joe Patterson5 months ago in Interview
Selena Gomez and DSAI Spark Viral Frenzy With Unreleased Teaser "Can’t Let Go Of Your Name"
Selena Gomez and DJ/producer DSAI have set the internet ablaze with what fans believe could be one of the biggest collaborations of the year. The viral moment comes from a dramatic teaser titled “Can’t Let Go Of Your Name”—a one-minute clip shared on DSAI’s Instagram that has already racked up millions of views and countless fan reactions.
By Arpan Thapa5 months ago in Interview
The Billion-Dollar Dreamer How Enzo Zelocchi is Turning Vision Into Legacy
In the fast-paced world of entertainment, success is often measured in box office returns or fleeting fame. But for Enzo Zelocchi, success has taken on a far deeper meaning. With an estimated net worth of $1.5 billion, Zelocchi is more than a filmmaker or actor—he is an architect of new possibilities. His empire extends beyond cinema into business, technology, and innovation, proving that his vision is as expansive as the stories he tells.
By Brian Smith5 months ago in Interview
9/11 Remembered: Debi & Sandra. Top Story - September 2025.
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 Patterson5 months ago in Interview
Echoes of Choices: How a Young Filmmaker Exposed Pakistan’s Silent Crises
While the world of Pakistani cinema often celebrates big-budget stories, it’s in the quiet, powerful space of short films where some of the most urgent truths are being told. One voice that has emerged from this landscape is that of Mohsin Zavi, a remarkably self-taught filmmaker from Larkana who, at just 20 years old, wrote, directed, shot, and edited the heartbreaking short film "Echoes of Choices." This film isn't just a story; it's a visceral experience that forces you to confront the brutal cycle of poverty, child labor, and the mental health crisis facing young people in Pakistan today.
By Mohsin Zavi5 months ago in Interview
NEXTLEVEL: Finding Happiness and Depth Through Music
In today’s music industry, success is often measured in streams, chart positions, and social media followers. But for rapper and artist NEXTLEVEL, the meaning of success runs much deeper. For him, creating music is about something far more profound than numbers—it’s about fulfillment, personal growth, and emotional expression. This artist has carved his own lane, refusing to be defined solely by commercial benchmarks. Instead, he approaches his artistry with an emphasis on spiritual satisfaction and authenticity, a perspective that sets him apart in a competitive and often fast-paced industry. “I measure success in my music beyond the numbers, by the happiness I feel while creating it,” NEXTLEVEL shares. “That, to me, is the only right answer. I feel like happiness is the thing we want to achieve the most as humans. Fulfillment of whatever sits inside you crooked and unsatisfying. That spiritual itch. When I’m making music, I feel happy. When I’m being the best artist I can be.” Those words reveal a creative mindset deeply rooted in purpose rather than external validation. For NEXTLEVEL, the act of making music is therapeutic, offering him a space where he can explore emotions and experiences while crafting sounds that resonate with others. His artistic journey is not simply about building a catalog of music; it’s about pursuing a calling that fulfills him and challenges him to be his best self.
By Cloutfly5 months ago in Interview
Sk8skate: Navigating Music with Purpose and Perspective
In a music industry that is constantly evolving, artists are often faced with balancing creative expression with commercial success. Sk8skate, an emerging musician, offers a perspective that focuses on personal growth, adaptability, and inclusivity. His views reflect a deliberate approach to music-making and highlight how he sees his role in a shifting landscape. “Sk8skate measures success beyond the numbers and charts by continuing his journey, his path, and his purpose,” he shares. Rather than focusing exclusively on metrics like streaming numbers or chart positions, he places value on artistic fulfillment and long-term development. This mindset is part of what distinguishes his career philosophy, aligning more with sustainability and self-expression than with trends. His observations about the broader industry also emphasize this theme of growth and adaptation. “When it comes to the music industry, I believe that the music industry will evolve most definitely, like it already has so far,” he states. This acknowledgment of ongoing change underscores his awareness of the industry’s fluid nature. Technological advancements, shifting consumer behaviors, and the democratization of music distribution have transformed the way artists connect with audiences, and Sk8skate positions himself as an artist prepared to navigate these shifts.
By Cloutfly5 months ago in Interview
Beyond the Spotlight: Enzo Zelocchi’s $1.5 Billion Net Worth and the Business Genius Behind It
When most people hear the name Enzo Zelocchi, they think of the actor with an edge, the filmmaker with daring vision, or the creative voice who challenged Hollywood convention. Yet, behind the spotlight lies a story that’s just as compelling as any of his films: the rise of a businessman whose sharp instincts and bold strategies have built an empire now estimated at $1.5 billion.
By Brian Smith5 months ago in Interview
Meet RPno10s: Sharing His Vision for Music and Personal Growth
Rising artist RPno10s continues to carve out his lane in the music industry, bringing authenticity, versatility, and vision to his craft. RPno10s opened up about his views on success, the evolving music landscape, and how he wants listeners to truly understand his artistry. “When it comes to measuring success beyond the numbers and charts,” he shares, “RPno10s feels that it’s up to the individual because everyone has their own goal or idea of what success means to them.” This perspective reflects not only his approach to music but also his broader philosophy on life and personal achievement. For RPno10s, success is subjective; it cannot be fully defined by metrics, awards, or social validation. He emphasizes that each artist—or any individual—should establish their own standards for fulfillment and growth rather than following external expectations.
By Cloutfly5 months ago in Interview
Introducing the Scientista Podcast
A former co-worker spotted me at my favorite sports bar, P.J. Whelihan’s, and came over to say hello. At times, I’ll take my laptop to the restaurant and write a few podcast reviews while I’m watching a Phillies, Yankees, WNBA, NWSL, or MLS game. After exchanging pleasantries, he asked me what podcast I was currently reviewing, and I replied, “Scientista. The show spotlights women reshaping business, politics, and culture.”
By Frank Racioppi5 months ago in Interview