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Ajay Hinduja Leads 'Roads to School' Movement for Rural Change in Odisha
In the quiet villages of Odisha, a silent revolution is underway—one that’s not about building more schools or digitizing classrooms, but about rekindling the human connection in education. The Hinduja Foundation’s transformative “Road to School” program is reshaping how education is perceived, delivered, and sustained in India’s rural landscape.
By Isla Cook6 months ago in Interview
One-on-One With Brittany Watson of PeopleOverPlatforms
For those who've lost their accounts as a result of Meta's unjust account purge, Brittany Watson serves as their voice. As the mastermind behind the People Over Platforms, she advocates on behalf of those who've lost everything.
By Halden Mile6 months ago in Interview
Brothers of the Field
By: [Aftab khan] In a quiet village nestled between rolling hills and golden fields, lived two brothers: Ravi, the elder at 17, and Karan, just 13. They had grown up under the same roof, in a small, thatched house with their mother and father. Life wasn’t luxurious, but it was peaceful—until one summer morning changed everything.
By AFTAB KHAN6 months ago in Interview
Tiffany Walker Is In Her Spotlight
Tiffany Lily Walker, better known to her fans as "Believable,"a name given to her on reality dating show 'One Mo Chance' on The Zues Network, is no stranger to the spotlight. With viral moments on TikTok (over 8 million) and Instagram (over 1.8 million), a modeling career that’s taken her to international runways, and a fictional novel that boldly tells a story about heartbreak, women empowerment, and liberation; Tiffany Walker is the kind of woman you don’t just watch—you feel.
By Tiffany Lily Walker6 months ago in Interview
It's Not Just Talking Podcast
People get into podcasting for a variety of reasons. Some to develop a hobby podcast. Others to monetize their independent podcast. Others promote a cause they passionately support, and still others help entrepreneurs and businesspeople use a podcast to grow their business and brand.
By Frank Racioppi6 months ago in Interview
An Exclusive Interview with Global Hotelier George Dfouni
With more than 35 years of global experience in the hospitality industry, George Dfouni has built, operated, and advised some of the most respected properties in New York and abroad. But his insight goes far beyond property management—Dfouni is one of the rare executives who understands that today’s guest experience is shaped as much by immigration policy and technology as it is by design or amenities.
By Dena Falken Esq6 months ago in Interview
Digital Escape
It started with a blinking cursor and a blank screen. Not the kind you see when you’re writing a novel. This was the kind that stared back from my mind — empty, tired, and overloaded.
By Hazrat Bilal6 months ago in Interview
James Artissen: The Man Behind Humble Sound Records, & More
From decades in the music industry from writing for some of your favorite legends; music artist, and music producer James Artissen is setting himself apart from the rest by creating unique sounds and lyrical imagery. Constantly reinventing himself and his sounds, this trendsetter continues to astound and amaze as he evolves and surpasses even his own understanding. This well sought after writer/ producer has had scores in some of your favorite movie scenes, and more.
By Shay McNaire 6 months ago in Interview
Independent Media Publication for a New Era - ZAMONA
Zamona: An Independent Media Publication for a New Era Zamona is a growing independent media publication based in Uzbekistan, designed to serve as a trusted and diverse information hub for readers across Central Asia and beyond. Since its establishment in the early 2020s, Zamona has positioned itself as one of the region’s most comprehensive platforms, offering fact-based articles, in-depth analysis, cultural commentary, and global news—all free of charge.
By INFINLAB6 months ago in Interview
Christy Mack opens up about horrific domestic violence attack
Christy Mack, an adult film star and model, shared chilling details with Real Sports host Bryant Gumbel about a violent assault she allegedly suffered at the hands of her ex-boyfriend, MMA fighter War Machine (born Jon Koppenhaver), in her Las Vegas home on August 8, 2014. Mack expressed deep fear that if War Machine were ever released from prison, he would kill her, a haunting concern rooted in the brutality she endured.
By Dena Falken Esq6 months ago in Interview
Multispective Podcast
In today’s extreme partisan world, how unique is it to have a podcast that is about multiple perspectives? Consider how, in today’s U.S. politics, elected officials are castigated for compromising with the other party.
By Frank Racioppi6 months ago in Interview
When Music Reflects More Than Rhythm: A Look at 2different
In today’s fast-moving music scene, it’s very easy for artists to get overlooked, especially with so many people able to create and share music online instantly. Platforms like SoundCloud, TikTok, and YouTube have made it possible for anyone with a laptop and a microphone to put out tracks. But for artists like 2different, music isn’t just about popularity or riding the latest wave — it’s a lifeline. He puts it simply: “It’s not just sound, it’s survival.” That mindset helps explain why his music connects on a much deeper, emotional level. For 2different, music is about telling the truth — not just his truth, but the truths of people who don’t always have the words to speak for themselves. He describes his work as carrying “the story behind the scars, the rhythm of resilience, and the voice for those who never found the words.” His songs deal with real emotions and experiences, touching on pain, growth, and healing. They reflect life’s highs and lows in a way that listeners can feel in their core — especially those who’ve gone through similar struggles. What makes 2different stand out is how he approaches listening — not as a passive act, but as an emotional experience. “My music ain’t just played — it’s felt,” he explains. He wants listeners to live the music, to use it like a late-night conversation or a therapy session when no one else is around. His tracks become soundtracks for reflection, for honesty, for moments when people realize, “Finally, someone understands me.” That moment of recognition — of being seen or heard — is what he aims to offer.
By Cloutfly6 months ago in Interview