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Flesh And Code Podcast On AI Romance
Today, we have two fascinating new podcasts that launched in late June. The first few episodes have been superb, and can be classified as ear-worthy. First, Wondery deviates from its true-crime template into an AI romance with Flesh And Code. The hosts, Suruthi and Hannah, were independent podcasters before joining the Wondery network in 2023. In 2019, their podcast RedHanded was the only independent podcast to make the top 10 ‘Listener’s Choice’ at the British Podcast Awards.
By Frank Racioppi7 months ago in Interview
Richest Actress in Hollywood 2025
When you think of Hollywood's richest actress, names like Margot Robbie, Scarlett Johansson, or Jennifer Aniston might come to mind. They’re stars of blockbuster movies, appear on red carpets, and live in stunning mansions. But what if we told you the richest actress in 2025 isn’t even working much in Hollywood anymore?
By ibrahim khan7 months ago in Interview
last of Us star Bella Ramsey in a secret relationship?
Before the cameras rolled and the fandoms followed, they were just two actors chasing truth through storytelling. Isabella "Bella" Ramsey, the award-winning British actor known for roles in Game of Thrones and The Last of Us, has become a powerful voice in Gen Z Hollywood — blending grit, heart, and a quiet defiance of traditional norms. Openly nonbinary and unapologetically honest, Ramsey’s performances are matched only by their real-life advocacy.
By nativeamericannewsacres7 months ago in Interview
The Audition Never Ends: How Enzo Zelocchi Turned Every “No” Into His Next Big Move
They say Hollywood is all about timing and luck. But after following Enzo Zelocchi’s story for the past few years, I’ve come to believe it’s something else entirely: it’s about what you do with rejection. And no one has turned rejection into creative fuel quite like he has.
By Brian Smith7 months ago in Interview
Cracking Open;iHeart;The Downside
Cracked Open Podcast: Dealing With Moments Of Trauma Here’s what creator/host Molly Carroll says about her show: “We all have moments in our lives when we are cracked open, brought to our knees, and have to really discover who we are authentically at our core. It could have been the death of a loved one, getting thrown in jail, being bullied in grade school, or hitting rock bottom with our addiction. Whatever your traumatic moment, it changed you forever in the way you live, parent, work, and connect to others.”
By Frank Racioppi7 months ago in Interview
"From Thottappally with Vision: An Honest Talk with Saroj Kumar S"
By Saroj Kumar S · July 2025 · Interview/Spotlight When you meet Saroj Kumar S, you’re struck by his simplicity — not flashy, not loud, but there’s a certain quiet intensity about him. At just 18, this young digital creator from Thottappally, a serene coastal village in Alappuzha, Kerala, is already turning heads across the Indian social media scene.
By Sarojkumar Saroj7 months ago in Interview
Ajay Chhabria Discusses Worldwide Cyber Security Measures For Accessing Data From Cloud
When travelling it is easy to get lost in the maze of public WiFis, trying to get access to the latest news. But as the ability to connect grows so too should our wariness for our own security.
By Lisa Rosenberg7 months ago in Interview
My Fun Interview With Michelle Liew . Top Story - July 2025.
Hello Everyone! I have decided to revive my interview blog this summer on Vocal. Michelle Liew has given me the pleasure of interviewing her yesterday, July 2, 2025.
By Mariann Carroll7 months ago in Interview
Production Designer Xiaoyu Jiang Explores Inner World of Non-Binary Character in Short Film, “Marla”
When Production Designer Xiaoyu Jiang was given the challenge of presenting the inner world of Marla, a non-binary lead character in a short film, she had to spend some fruitful pre-production conversations with director Allysa Lisbon.
By Ashley Collie7 months ago in Interview
Navigating Noise with Purpose: Cdott’s Vision for Music with Meaning
In a world flooded with opinions, algorithms, and fleeting trends, emerging artist Cdott stays true to his authentic self. While many artists seek validation, Cdott takes a different approach: he doesn’t care if everyone listens to his music. He understands that some people will connect with it, even if their friends dismiss it as “not their thing.” Cdott embraces the fact that his music isn’t for everyone—and that’s perfectly okay. This perspective, rare in an industry often driven by popularity metrics and social media approval, defines who Cdott is as both a person and an artist. He doesn’t chase clout or tailor his work to fit into predetermined boxes. Instead, he’s committed to creating something that reflects his own journey and values. His music is a genuine extension of his life experiences, not a manufactured product built to chase streams or chart positions.
By Cloutfly7 months ago in Interview
My First lesson
It wasn’t the biggest boat I ever sold, but it was the one that taught me what trust really means. The deal had nearly fallen apart twice. The seller, Tom, was nervous, and the buyers, William and Mary, were on the fence. I stepped in, not with a flashy pitch, but with calm clarity, full transparency, and a commitment to make sure both sides felt heard. We closed that deal a few days later. What stuck with me wasn’t the commission — it was the phone call afterward: “Brett, you’re the first person in this business I’ve ever really trusted.”
By Brett Thomas Bartoli7 months ago in Interview
Study MBBS at Yaroslavl State Medical University: Gateway to Global Medical Career
Yaroslavl State Medical University is a leading academic institution in Russia. The University was founded in 1944. It is a state-run institute with its main campus in Yaroslavl, Russia. The University is well-known for its bespoke medical education, advanced medical infrastructure, world-class facilities, and modern campus.
By Tanya Sharma7 months ago in Interview