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The Wirecutter Show Announces Best New Pick Awards
You have to give credit to The New York Times. While the Washington Post lies dormant like a beached whale in the Amazon, the Times swims seamlessly through shark-infested media journalism waters.
By Frank Racioppiabout 9 hours ago in Interview
Soumitra Dutta on Institutional Change and Human-Centric Leadership
Risk isn't a bug in life; it's a feature. You can't avoid it because it's part of everything we do. The fear of it gives way to the prospects when we are ready to accept it and realize that all the significant opportunities demand taking risks. As the founding co-editor of the Global Innovation Index and a trusted advisor to governments and Fortune 500 companies, Soumitra Dutta, Oxford Dean (Former) says that “I think you take risks every time. When you drive a car, you’re taking a risk. When you take a plane, you take a risk. But you manage the risk; you manage the probabilities, outcomes, and then you take decisions. So, I think whether it’s enterprise or whether it’s starting your own company, you’re taking risks every day.”
By David Williamabout 12 hours ago in Interview
Soumitra Dutta on the Rise of an Innovation Powerhouse: Decoding India’s GII Journey
At a time when the world is rapidly shifting towards artificial intelligence, startups, and a digital economy, India stands at a crucial turning point. Soumitra Dutta, a leading voice behind the Global Innovation Index (GII) states that India is not an emerging power anymore but transforms into a great global innovator. Progress in the country has been remarkable and has gained ground in the last decade, moving up 81st to 38th.
By David Williamabout 16 hours ago in Interview
My Interview With Mother Combs, A Self-Published Author On Vocal
Interview With Mother Combs March 2026 Mother Combs joined Vocal in July 2021 and has written over 967 stories. In December 2023, she created the Facebook group Voices In Manor (VIM).
By Mariann Carrolla day ago in Interview
Stories And Strategies Podcast
Stories and Strategies is the podcast for public relations and communications professionals who want substance, not slogans. It is a podcast that is exquisitely designed and organized to optimize the listening experience. The show begins with a clip or unifying theme discussed. Then, the pleasing intro music gives way to the show’s name, what it’s about, and the hosts’ introductions. There are images designed for each episode, and timestamped topics in the Show Notes. Perfectly executed. Nothing missed.
By Frank Racioppia day ago in Interview
From Depression to Digital Myth: The Rise of Dreamforger
The Myth & the Man Somewhere between mythology, music production, and digital art lives a character known as Dreamforger.
By Dannielle Nelson2 days ago in Interview
TheOne K5: The Musician Continuing to Elevate His Art With Purpose and Consistency
Theone K5 is an emerging artist whose work centers on storytelling, emotional depth, and intentional expression through music. Known for his melodic tone and reflective lyricism, he approaches his craft with a focus on connection rather than surface-level recognition. As he continues to develop his place within the industry, his perspective offers insight into how he defines success, interprets change, and uses music as a tool for impact. “To me, success is measured by how many lives you can touch in a meaningful way,” he shares. “The streams will come, and the music plaques will come, but will your impact be remembered beyond that?” He states that those questions shape how he evaluates his place in the industry. Rather than focusing solely on metrics or achievements, he frames success as something tied to longevity and influence. Theone K5 shares that music is therapeutic and has the potential to affect people on a deeper level “if it’s done correctly and with the right intent.” This perspective reflects a focus on purpose and responsibility in his creative process. It also establishes a foundation for how he approaches both his work and his long-term goals as an artist.
By Cloutfly3 days ago in Interview
Anna Vlasenko on Canadian vs German Media, ARD, and Wartime Reporting in Ukraine
Anna Vlasenko is a Kyiv-based Ukrainian journalist, media producer, and fixer who has reported on Russia’s full-scale invasion for international outlets. Public profiles identify her work with German broadcaster ARD and as a freelance writer for The Globe and Mail. Her bylines also appear in Global News, including field reporting from liberated villages, civilian convoy attacks, and war-crimes investigations in 2022. In 2023, she was shortlisted for the Kurt Schork Awards’ News Fixer category, recognition reserved for journalists and fixers covering conflict, corruption, and injustice. Her work sits at the intersection of local knowledge, frontline reporting, and cross-border production today.
By Scott Douglas Jacobsen4 days ago in Interview
History For The Reckoning Podcast On Neglected History
History for the Reckoning is a new podcast that launched on February 19th, 2026. The show defines itself as “a podcast exploring uncomfortable, overlooked, or erased American history through expert interviews.”
By Frank Racioppi4 days ago in Interview
Soumitra Dutta’s AI Governance Insights Find Relevance in the Current War-Like Crisis
As the world seems to be on the brink of the third world war, the evolving technology that is artificial intelligence stands at the crux of this and has always been cited as something that will shape the future of global security. For Soumitra Dutta, former dean at Oxford’s Said Business School, AI is his baby, because he has been studying and researching this subject for many years now, and also holds a major in Artificial Intelligence. Dutta continues to emphasize the fact that in order for world powers not to exploit the powers of AI in such vulnerable moments like the ongoing war between Iran and the USA-Israel, it is necessary that such technology is governed by an international body so that it does not undermine human values.
By David William5 days ago in Interview
Soumitra Dutta’s AI Governance Insights Find Relevance in the Current War-Like Crisis
As the world seems to be on the brink of the third world war, the evolving technology that is artificial intelligence stands at the crux of this and has always been cited as something that will shape the future of global security. For Soumitra Dutta, former dean at Oxford’s Said Business School, AI is his baby, because he has been studying and researching this subject for many years now, and also holds a major in Artificial Intelligence. Dutta continues to emphasize the fact that in order for world powers not to exploit the powers of AI in such vulnerable moments like the ongoing war between Iran and the USA-Israel, it is necessary that such technology is governed by an international body so that it does not undermine human values.
By David William5 days ago in Interview
The International Women's Podcast Festival
When an acquaintance (not a friend) asked me what I was writing on Ear Worthy now, I explained that I was just crafting a piece about The International Women’s Podcast Festival (IWPF). His aggrieved response was, “Jeez, when is it going to be International Men’s Day?”
By Frank Racioppi6 days ago in Interview