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Massive Power Outages Hit Spain and Portugal: Europe Faces Infrastructure Wake-Up Call
In an unexpected turn of events, large parts of Spain and Portugal were plunged into darkness due to a significant power outage over the weekend, sparking concerns across Europe about the resilience of the continent's energy infrastructure. The widespread blackout left millions without electricity, disrupted transport, and temporarily halted key events, including updates from the Madrid Open 2025.
By Sikandar prasad9 months ago in Interview
Three Ear-Worthy History Podcasts
Today, we have three ear-worthy history podcasts for you. History has been a popular subject for the industry since the beginning of podcasting. It makes sense.
By Frank Racioppi9 months ago in Interview
Dario Schiraldi, Deutsche Bank's Former MD on How Big Investors Build Their Portfolios
As interest rates rise and the global economy shifts, large investors are adjusting their strategies on how to invest their money. Dario Schiraldi, Principal of VIDA Holding and an advisor at Greenstone Equity Partners, is helping lead this change. With years of experience, including his time as a Managing Director at Deutsche Bank, Schiraldi helps big investors, wealthy families, and top-tier clients make smarter investment choices—especially in areas like private credit, alternative investments, and structured products.
By David William9 months ago in Interview
Unwritten in Motion: The Artful Journey of Ameia Mikula-Noble
In the predawn hush of an empty theater, Ameia Mikula-Noble stands center stage beneath a single spotlight, arms lifted as if to gather every stray mote of dust in the air. In that suspended moment—a breath before movement—she carries the weight of every classroom she once dreaded, every audition that felt like a spotlighted verdict, and every story she ever wrote to make sense of it all. This is Ameia now: dancer, choreographer, writer, and mentor, who has alchemized doubt into daring, forging a multifaceted practice that is quietly reshaping contemporary dance.
By Ann Leigh9 months ago in Interview
Painting with Light: The Cinematic Vision of Leo Sfeir
From the first moment Leo Sfeir pressed record on a battered DV camcorder in their childhood bedroom, they sensed that light and shadow could sing. Today, as an award-winning cinematographer and lighting designer whose credits span indie festivals to prime-time television, Sfeir continues to compose in that luminous language—painting with beams, sculpting with silhouette, and illuminating the hidden heartbeats of every story they touch.
By Ann Leigh9 months ago in Interview
Divination in Sound: The Transformative Art of Jess McAvoy
Jess McAvoy doesn’t just make music—they conjure worlds. From Perth’s DIY stages to Brooklyn’s theatrical labs, McAvoy has spent thirty years forging an art that resists easy definition: part rock riff, part mythic fable, part confessional therapy. Their current projects—most notably the one-person rock musical The Search and the Americana-infused album American Dreaming—are not just performances or records, but living experiments in identity, transformation, and cultural critique.
By Ann Leigh9 months ago in Interview
Beyond the Brief: Marcus Chan’s Cinematic Reckoning
As dawn’s pale light filtered through the blinds of a modest Hong Kong apartment in early 2005, Marcus Chan sat hunched over a borrowed laptop, editing the final frames of a short film shot on a shoestring. By day he drafted contracts in a high-rise law office; by night he stitched together “Six Fragments of the Endless Journey Called Life.” What began as a necessary creative outlet became a compass: when that film became a finalist at Hong Kong’s Independent Film and Video Awards, Chan realized that the precise strategies of litigation had collided with the boundless possibilities of cinema, and he could no longer ignore the call of the latter.
By Ann Leigh9 months ago in Interview
Waging Freedom
As the evening folded over into midnight, February 2018, Andres Borda had an awakening of spirit. It could have been the late hour that allowed for his defenses to come down and challenge him or that it was simply the right moment, but he felt a change was needed. One year into a degree in medicine, Andres found the childlike wonder that often accompanies dreams had been set aside for more traditional pursuits and a path that was securely well worn. While honest and respectable, that choice came with the surrendering of his true north, and eventually a loss of joy.
By Ann Leigh9 months ago in Interview
Building Dreams Beyond Borders
I was born and raised in Buenos Aires, Argentina, a city that teaches you early on that life isn’t handed to you; you must earn it, sometimes fighting tooth and nail.
By South Florida Business News9 months ago in Interview
Navigating the Future of Cybersecurity
With over 15 years in Cybersecurity and IT, Adeel Shaikh Muhammad emphasizes that continuous learning, real-world engagement, and adaptability are critical to staying ahead in an evolving threat landscape. Through consulting, writing, and training, he champions a thoughtful, value-driven integration of AI and automation, helping organizations build intelligent, resilient security strategies while navigating digital transformation. His approach bridges theory and real-world execution, ensuring clients not only stay protected but also grow with confidence.
By Tim Scott9 months ago in Interview
Everyday Sommelier Podcast
Alcohol consumption seems to be a popular topic for thousands of podcasts. There’s the WhiskyCast podcast, The Best 5 Minute Wine Podcast, and The Beerists Craft Beer Podcast, along with a cast of innumerable podcasts.
By Frank Racioppi9 months ago in Interview
DevOps Full Roadmap
What is DevOps? DevOps is a set of practices that combines development (Dev) and operations (Ops) to automate and integrate software development and IT operations. It focuses on:
By Arjun P Nair9 months ago in Interview