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Andrea Berlin Schwartz to Lead Community Wellness Experience Focused on Strength, Hormone Health, and Midlife Vitality
By Kendra Hall Across the country, more women are seeking practical guidance on navigating midlife health, hormonal changes, and sustainable wellness habits. Community-driven fitness and education experiences are stepping in to meet that need, led by professionals who combine science, movement, and lifestyle coaching into accessible support.
By Kendra Hall16 days ago in Interview
Interview: Rhys Mulligan on Voicing Ron Weasley in Audible’s Harry Potter Full-Cast Audio Editions
Today’s interview is with Rhys Mulligan, an up-and-coming actor who voices the older Ron Weasley in Audible’s Harry Potter full-cast audio editions, covering books four through seven. With a passion for performance and character work, Mulligan has already built experience across stage and audio, including appearing in A Christmas Carol at the Royal Shakespeare Company, where he developed both his acting and singing skills. Classically trained, he also holds an LAMDA Grade 8 in Acting and Public Speaking with Distinction.
By Ted Ryan17 days ago in Interview
Interview: Nina Barker-Francis on Voicing Hermione Granger in Audible’s Harry Potter Full-Cast Audio Editions
Today’s interview is with Nina Barker-Francis, an actress known for her work in Moonhaven (Apple TV+), The Jetty (BBC), House of the Dragon (HBO / Sky Atlantic), and Wolf King (Netflix). She voices Hermione Granger in Audible’s Harry Potter full-cast audio editions for books four through seven, stepping into one of literature’s most iconic roles as part of the ambitious audio adaptation.
By Ted Ryan17 days ago in Interview
The Podomedy Comedy Network Is No Joke!
Podomedy is a UK-based award-winning independent podcast network with over a dozen shows serving listeners in 100 countries including the UK and US. Over the past 25 years, they've been part of groundbreaking projects through vision and sound to deliver high-quality content for broadcasters, networks and brands. To date, their network of shows has received 30+ nominations.
By Frank Racioppi17 days ago in Interview
Black Women in Fandom: Inside Tashann Holloway’s Richonne Journey in The Walking Dead Universe
What happens when a busy finance professional, wife, and mother of two stumbles across a show she almost ignored and it changes her life?
By Tammy Reese17 days ago in Interview
Bounty on the Butcher. Content Warning. AI-Generated.
When I wrote “Price on His Head,” subtlety wasn’t on the menu. Politeness wasn’t even in the room. I was trying to capture the anger, frustration, and disbelief that millions of people around the world have felt for years watching the damage one man’s grip on power can do. The line between right and wrong is clear to me, and in this song, I make no apologies for choosing a side.
By Thorne Empire18 days ago in Interview
Black Women in Fandom: How Kivonshe Williams Is Claiming Space in the Interview With the Vampire Universe
For this installment of Black Women in Fandom series, we're spotlighting Kivonshe Williams - filmmaker, entertainment journalist, critic, and host of So There's That - whose love for vampires turned into a powerful, full-circle fandom experience. Deeply rooted in the world of Interview with the Vampire and The Vampire Lestat, Kivonshe represents what it looks like when Black women unapologetically take up space in genre communities that haven't always centered us.
By Tammy Reese18 days ago in Interview
Black Women in Fandom: Kat Monroe on One Direction, Taylor Swift, and Turning Fangirl Culture Into a Career
What if the very thing people told you to tone down became the foundation of your career? In this edition of Black Women in Fandom, we spotlight Kat Monroe - journalist, NYU and Georgetown alumna, and founder of Fan Fave Media and Fangirl Forward whose lifelong love of pop culture helped shape her path in media and entertainment. From late-night television studios to nationally syndicated newsrooms, Kat never left behind the fan identity that first inspired her.
By Tammy Reese18 days ago in Interview
Alexander Loveyko Explains How Artists Can Protect Their Rights When Selling Music Catalogs.. Content Warning.
✦ What key legal factors should an artist consider before selling or licensing their music catalog in the U.S. market? First, I always tell artists: you’re not just selling songs, you’re selling a future cash flow.
By New Generation 20 days ago in Interview
The Most Honest Conversation I’ve Ever Had
The most honest conversation I’ve ever had started with a sentence I didn’t plan to say. “I’m not happy.” It just slipped out.
By John Smith21 days ago in Interview
Rising Sensation djh12k Shows How Consistency and Individuality Drive Success in Music
djh12k, an emerging figure in the music industry, offers insight into his approach to creating music and achieving success. Known for his distinct style and creative drive, he emphasizes individuality and consistency as critical elements in an artist’s career. While the music industry is often defined by charts, numbers, and popularity metrics, djh12k explains that success goes beyond conventional measures. He shares, “I believe in order to measure success beyond the numbers and charts, being yourself, being creative, and having your own style, I feel like, make your success beyond the charts. Having your own style, swag, and meaning also plays a big part.” This perspective highlights his belief that personal expression and authenticity are central to building a sustainable career. For djh12k, it is not enough to follow trends; instead, artists must cultivate their own identity and voice. Looking ahead, djh12k reflects on the evolving landscape of the music industry. He states, “I think the music industry will evolve over the next decade. It will be the biggest industry you can be a part of, but also a very hard one. Music is not for everybody, and the industry isn’t either. But I will say, never let anyone knock you for trying. Stay consistent—that’s what I will say.” His comments acknowledge both the opportunities and challenges that aspiring artists face, emphasizing perseverance and resilience as essential qualities.
By Cloutfly22 days ago in Interview
From Identity to Intention: How Unogerk Frames His Music and Vision
In an industry shaped by rapid technological change and constant competition for attention, artists are increasingly required to define not only their sound but also their identity and long-term vision. Unogerk approaches music with a focus on personal ambition, intentional presentation, and an awareness of the broader forces influencing today’s music landscape. His perspective reflects both individual experience and commonly discussed dynamics within the modern music business. Unogerk emphasizes that ambition is central to why audiences should engage with his work. “I think people should care about my music because of how ambitious I am about music,” he shares. This ambition informs how he presents himself publicly, particularly across social media platforms where first impressions are often shaped. He explains that his current online presence is deliberately minimal. “When you view my profile on social media, it might look a little simple, but that’s because I want people to see me as the person first, then see my music side,” he states. This approach aligns with a broader trend among artists who prioritize authenticity before branding. Rather than leading with a highly polished image, Unogerk chooses to foreground his identity, allowing listeners to connect with him personally before engaging with his music. At the same time, he acknowledges that context matters. Speaking about his background, he notes the challenges that come with gaining support in his environment. “Where I’m from, a lot of people hate—and I mean hate—with no intention of changing, so you have to reel them in,” he shares. Despite these challenges, Unogerk makes clear that his current presentation is not permanent. Growth and refinement are part of his plan. “Very soon my profile will look as professional as possible, the same as my music,” he states, signaling an intention to align his visual presence with the quality and direction of his work as his career progresses.
By Cloutfly22 days ago in Interview