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Rooted in Light: The Biophilic Vision of Binh Nguyen Duc
Binh Nguyen Duc operates at a rare intersection where the primal rhythms of the natural world merge with the precision of advanced technology. A Los Angeles–based artist and architectural designer, his decade‑long practice spans immersive 3D installations for quantum‑computing lobbies, half‑million‑dollar courtyard activations on research campuses, and brand‑defining environments for entertainment and life‑sciences agencies. For Binh, design is not about spectacle—it is an ongoing dialogue. “Absorbing all relevant context, not getting sidetracked from the big picture of what’s at stake, and preserving the purity of the design idea,” he explains, guides every decision, from the vein patterns he traces in leaf venation to the collaborators he chooses to translate vision into form.
By Ann Leigh6 months ago in Interview
NiaRenee: The Disabled Advocate, Author, and Trauma Survivor Teaching Women How to Reclaim Their Voice
If resilience had a name, it would be NiaRenee. A powerful voice in advocacy, authorship, and empowerment, NiaRenee is more than a survivor, she's a living roadmap for healing. As a disabled model, coach, and founder of How to Love a Battered Woman, NiaRenee has transformed years of trauma, medical gaslighting, and emotional abuse into purpose. Her work isn't about presenting strength as perfection, it's about offering real tools for real people navigating the messy, nonlinear path of healing. In this feature, we sit down with NiaRenee to explore what it means to move from survival to sovereignty, how media misrepresents trauma, and why reclaiming your intuition is one of the most radical things a woman can do.
By Tammy Reese6 months ago in Interview
The Sound Session Podcast
There is a torrent of wish casting about video in podcasting. The ascent and insertion of YouTube into podcasting has proven that video people have always perceived audio podcasting as an underachiever. To YouTube, audio-only podcasting is only appropriate for the visually impaired. They continually ask, “Why wouldn’t any listeners want to see their podcast host and guest?”
By Frank Racioppi6 months ago in Interview
With a Camera in One Hand and a Business Plan in the Other, Enzo Zelocchi Is Proving That Passion Still Has a Place in Hollywood
In a town where the phrase "it’s just business" often trumps artistic vision, Enzo Zelocchi is carving a new path—one paved with both creativity and entrepreneurship. He’s not just another actor waiting for auditions or a filmmaker pitching studios. He’s a disruptor, an innovator, and perhaps most importantly, a believer in the power of passion.
By Brian Smith6 months ago in Interview
Who Really Is Enzo Zelocchi? The Enigma Behind the Rising Empire
Who Really Is Enzo Zelocchi? The Enigma Behind the Rising Empire Enzo Zelocchi isn’t your average Hollywood figure. Born in Rimini, Italy, and educated across Europe, he first stepped into the spotlight as a model and actor. Today, he’s something more: a filmmaker, entrepreneur, social media magnet, and the visionary behind bold ventures that bridge entertainment, technology, and social impact.
By Brian Smith6 months ago in Interview
Majiye Uchibeke: Echoes of Port Harcourt
Before the accolades, before the awards, before the festivals and the fashion label, there was a boy in Port Harcourt listening to his grandfather’s voice. He spoke of cunning tortoises and fallen tricksters. He taught that every shell holds secret cracks. Those tales shaped the way Majiye Uchibeke sees the world. Today he turns those same rhythms into films that shake you to your core. Two–time DGA Student Award winner. BAFTA nominee. Visionary force reshaping cinema, streaming, and social impact. But at the origin, it was just story: raw, human, alive.
By Ann Leigh6 months ago in Interview
Stories by the Numbers with Hugo Deutsch
He moves through the world of numbers as though each spreadsheet were a storyboard. Hugo Deutsch arrived in Miami with Parisian confidence and a restless curiosity, determined to prove that finance need not be arid or abstract. He believes in narrative as much as in balance sheets. For him, every deal unfolds like a film: characters in motion, rising tension, unexpected reversals, final resolution. Today he stands at the intersection of artistry and analytics, crafting what he calls “story scaffolds” to transform raw data into immersive experiences.
By Ann Leigh6 months ago in Interview
The Resonant Dialogue of Akiko Hosaki
The first time Akiko Hosaki sat at a harpsichord, the world shifted beneath her fingertips. The instrument’s wooden keys seemed to hum with centuries of memory. She paused, listening as if the echoes of past performances spoke through the planks and pegs. That moment, in a sunlit salon on the French Riviera, revealed something she had long suspected: that the true power of music lies in the spaces between notes, in the conversation unfolding at the keyboard, in the invisible threads that connect performer to composer to audience.
By Ann Leigh6 months ago in Interview
How Temitope Falese Is Changing Finance and Lifting Communities in Nigeria
🌍 Who Is Temitope Falese? Temitope Samuel Falese is a finance expert, business builder, and mentor from Enugu, Nigeria. He works as the Chief Financial Officer at Ceapral Solutions. He helps run the company's money wisely and supports the growth of many projects.
By Sam Temitope Falese6 months ago in Interview
Meet The Investor Who Sold His Coffee Shop And Raised $186 Million To 'Disrupt' Venture Capital
Some moments truly last forever. For investor Nasir Qadree, that moment came in 2011 while overlooking midtown New York City in the high-rise office of businessman, corporate connector and political advisor Vernon Jordan. In the room, Jordan—the former executive director of the National Urban League—sat in a grey suit, surrounded by a plethora of photographs with close friends, including former U.S. President Bill Clinton and the legendary entertainer Sammy Davis Jr.
By Muhammad Sabeel6 months ago in Interview
The Rise of B2B Podcasts: Why Companies Are Investing in Audio Content
Podcasts have quietly transformed from a niche hobby into one of the most powerful tools for brand building. Today, more B2B companies are embracing podcasts to share ideas, build trust, and connect with their target audience. One standout example is Fame.so, a leading B2B podcast agency that helps businesses create, launch, and scale podcasts that generate measurable results. By focusing on strategy, content, and promotion, Fame has shown how businesses can use audio content not just for marketing but for genuine relationship building.
By Prerna Raturi6 months ago in Interview
My Interview With Kendall Defoe, College Instructor and Author
Today, the Interview is with vocal creator Kendall Defoe. He is a poet and college Instructor. He has been with Vocal since February 2018, that's 7 years. He has written over 742 stories and two self-published books under his belt. He has several Top Stories and three Vocal achievements.
By Mariann Carroll6 months ago in Interview