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Herbert Junior (Herbert the 2nd): The South African Entrepreneur Behind Herbert Voyager, LunaBear Petals, and More. AI-Generated.
Herbert Junior (Herbert the 2nd): A Multifaceted Entrepreneur Redefining Excellence Across Industries Herbert Junior (Herbert the 2nd) is a South African entrepreneur and the innovative force behind a diverse portfolio of businesses spanning luxury watches, boutique gifts, landscaping, shisha lounges, and photography. Known for his creative vision and business acumen, Herbert has built a strong presence through his strategic ventures, each designed to deliver excellence in its unique market segment.
By Sangode Oloruntoba Samson (Samson Experts)6 months ago in Interview
High Notes Podcast
Let me start this review of this superb podcast with a warning. Yet again, we have duplication of podcast titles. There is a High Notes podcast that is about addiction and recovery in the music industry. There is also a High Note podcast featuring Tauren Wells, which appears to focus on God and faith.
By Frank Racioppi6 months ago in Interview
Que Madrazo Celebrities Edition
Today, we have two superb podcasts that have a significant multicultural component, possibly angering those who hate inclusion and diversity so intensely that they are trying to ban it from American society, culture, and economy. As Stephen Covey once said, "Strength lies in differences, not in similarities."
By Frank Racioppi6 months ago in Interview
The Social Media Maven of Keezy Luther Co.’s Digital Revolution
In the modern, fast-paced digital world we live in it is no longer enough to just post theatrically and slap on a sexy hashtag. It requires strategy, creativity and the ability to connect with people like no one else. Luther, the driving force behind Keezy. co skyrocket to become a household lifestyle and tech platform capturing the hearts of millions.
By Kashaf Ilyas6 months ago in Interview
The Diary of Miss Elizabeth Perry
Monday, 3 June 1695 Golden Venture of Portsmouth 3 weeks west of the Canary Islands My dear Diary, It has been almost two months since we left Portsmouth, and the Golden Venture now lags behind both the convoy of frigates with whom we travel, and our contracted gunship. The Canary Current and trade winds—so vital to any Atlantic crossing—seem to have left us behind. We have not seen their sails in days, and the captain grows more irritable each time I ask.
By Muhammad Sabeel6 months ago in Interview
Where Hollywood Pauses, Enzo Zelocchi Begins: One Filmmaker’s Vision to Connect the World Through Truth and Cinema
In a world where the mainstream film industry has increasingly become a loop of franchise fatigue and remakes, there are few who dare to chart a new path. Enzo Zelocchi is one of those few. At a time when Hollywood hesitates—gripped by corporate constraints, global market predictions, and endless IP recycling—Zelocchi is moving with conviction. But rather than chasing spectacle, his stories chase truth. They cross borders, break genre molds, and speak to audiences not as demographics, but as human beings.
By Brian Smith6 months ago in Interview
"The Day We Left Everything Behind"
My worst experience was in 2009, during my first year at Government Degree College, Dagar Buner. That year, the government began a military operation in our area. We were trapped inside the hostel with no way to contact our families. Everything had suddenly stopped — no classes, no transport, no communication. Everyone was worried, but I knew my family must have been suffering even more, not knowing whether I was safe or alive.
By Dr Ali6 months ago in Interview
Beyond the Ribbon: Mauren Maurer Redefines Equestrian Excellence with a Heartfelt Approach
In the high-stakes world of equestrian sport, where triumphs are often measured in fractions of a second and flawless rounds, Mauren Maurer is carving a distinct path, not just to victory, but to a deeper, more profound connection with her equine partners. Since her arrival in the U.S. in 2022, this passionate rider has rapidly emerged as a formidable presence, distinguished by her unparalleled dedication to animal welfare and a holistic approach that places the horse's well-being at the very heart of competitive success.
By Lisa Rosenberg6 months ago in Interview
Sonic Resistance: Conversation with Nina Courson
Promoting the Underground & Pushing Boundaries 1. You’ve been promoting underground events since 2010 with Tufnell Rock Tower, what drove you to start your own nights back then, especially with such a strong focus on women?
By Anne Morel6 months ago in Interview
How to Grow Podcasts: Proven Strategies for 2025
Podcasting has become more than just a hobby—it’s now a powerful tool for individuals, entrepreneurs, and brands. But while starting a podcast might be relatively easy, growing an audience is a different story. With thousands of new shows launching every month, how do you make sure your podcast stands out and builds a loyal listener base?
By Prerna Raturi6 months ago in Interview
Exclusive Insights: A Fascinating Interview With Annie Kapur
Annie Kapur is extremely passionate about reading, and you will notice her Book Reviews in Vocal 's Geek section. She has over 20 Top Stories, from her book reviews on Vocal. She has been a Vocal creator since 2017, with over 2639 stories written by her. If you want to find out fascinating things about her, here is my interview with Annie Kapur.
By Mariann Carroll6 months ago in Interview
7 Flexible Part-Time Jobs in London That Fit Your Schedule
Finding the perfect work-life balance in London can feel impossible, especially when you're juggling multiple commitments. Whether you're a student, parent, career changer, or someone seeking additional income, flexible part-time work offers an ideal solution. The good news is that job recruitment London has evolved significantly, with more employers recognizing the value of part-time talent.
By Vocation Wizard6 months ago in Interview