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Part 2 Interview With Joe Patterson, Author Of Melanin Memoirs
This is my second interview with Joe Patterson. His 4th anniversary writing on Vocal will be in March 2026. He has one achievement on Vocal, The Other Foot. He has over 17,000 reads on Vocal since he started on Vocal in 2022. Joe Patterson is very creative poet and rapper. Joe is deep thinker and I feel it is reflected in his latest published book, Melanin Memoirs.
By Mariann Carroll28 days ago in Interview
Living in a hemp house
Hemp, a multi-purpose crop that delivers fibres, shivs, seeds, and pharmaceuticals is currently used in insulation materials and bio-composites for a more sustainable construction industry. Russ Martin and his wife Karon Korp tell their story as owners of the first hemp house in the U.S.
By Susan Fourtané 2 months ago in Interview
9/11 Remembered: Debi & Sandra
As the the 24 year anniversary of the September 11th attacks approaches I wanted to get the perspectives of those who were effected, whether that be directly or indirectly by interviewing them. In this interview I spoke with Debi Saunet who lost her cousin Sandra Taylor in the attack on the Pentagon that morning.
By Joe Patterson6 months ago in Interview
An Interview with...
I found this while cleaning up my computer and looking over some old files that I never found a place for online. I wonder what people will think of this self-interview I conducted for a friend in the early 2000s who wanted me to submit some biographical information in a Q and A (she came up with the questions; I should get back in touch with her one day). English was not her first language, and this was for an assignment she had at school to improve her skill with the language.
By Kendall Defoe about a year ago in Interview
Actor Irene Artal’s Poignant Performances Support LGTBIQ+ Rights in Spain and in America
Artal's role as the lesbian character Marta in the award-winning short, Por qué no llamas a Ernesto? Citing the buzz around Oscar-nominated movie, Emilia Perez, which celebrates the story of a fictional trans character, Irene Artal offers thoughts on her own role as the lesbian character Marta in the award-winning short, Por qué no llamas a Ernesto? (“Why don’t you call, Ernesto?”). Spanish-born Artal, who has her sights on Hollywood, explains, “As an artist, I feel a responsibility to contribute to projects that reflect the diversity of human experiences. Representation matters, and being part of stories that aren’t told as often, like those of LGBTQ+ characters, helps break stereotypes and create understanding.”
By ashley collieabout a year ago in Interview
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Twenty-First Century Disability Podcast
Twenty-First Century Disability was created and is hosted by Hollis Peirce, a chronically physically disabled man with Congenital Muscular Dystrophy. Mr. Peirce, who is on a ventilator, can narrate his podcast using only his bottom lip. His voice is intelligible and intelligent.
By Frank Racioppiabout 15 hours ago in Interview
Diaspora Diaries Podcast
Before we discuss the Diaspora Diaries Podcast, we should define our terms. A diaspora is the scattering or dispersion of a population from their original, traditional, or ancestral homeland to various, often multiple, other regions. It refers to people who live outside their native land but maintain a strong, shared identity, cultural, or emotional connection to that home.
By Frank Racioppia day ago in Interview
Why I Built an AI Therapist
I’ve been a waiter, a construction worker, a DJ, a kitchen hand, a porter, a caregiver, and a supermarket cashier. I’ve washed dishes in Australia and meditated in the Himalayas. I’ve battled addictions, eating disorders, anxiety, depression, and self-destructive behavior. Before I ever sat across from a client as a psychotherapist, I had already lived a dozen lives — and nearly destroyed myself in several of them.
By Laurentis Theofanus3 days ago in Interview
Olga Sagaidak on the War That Began in 2014, Donbas, and Ukraine’s Cultural Resistance
Olga Sagaidak is a Ukrainian cultural manager, curator, and art historian who chairs the board of the Coalition of Cultural Actors of Ukraine and co-founded Dofa.fund (The Depth of Arts Charitable Foundation). Trained in art history, she also co-founded the Korners auction house, where she worked in the art and antiquities market before reorienting toward cultural activism after 2014. Sagaidak served on, and later chaired, the Supervisory Board of the Ukrainian Institute from 2019 to 2022. In 2022, she was appointed the Ukrainian Institute’s representative in France and helped launch Printemps Ukrainien, a cultural diplomacy initiative presenting contemporary Ukrainian culture to French and European audiences abroad.
By Scott Douglas Jacobsen4 days ago in Interview
An Interview with Dr. Douglas Sung Won
In modern healthcare, progress often emerges at the intersection of clinical innovation and structural leadership. Few professionals embody that intersection as clearly as Dr. Douglas Sung Won, MD. Over the past two decades, Dr. Won has built a reputation not only as a pioneer in minimally invasive spine surgery but also as a healthcare systems architect responsible for developing vertically integrated clinical infrastructures.
By Robin Milton4 days ago in Interview
Building Systems Before Scaling: An Interview with Christian Delgado
In many industries, rapid growth is often celebrated as a sign of success. However, Christian Delgado, president of 1-800-No-Fault, believes that growth without preparation can create long-term challenges. In an interview about his leadership philosophy, Delgado emphasized the importance of building strong systems before expanding a company.
By Manish Bhatia4 days ago in Interview
Utopia Police Department: A New Force Committed to Community Safety in Utopia, Texas. AI-Generated.
In Utopia Texas, the town of Utopia has taken a significant step forward in public safety with the establishment of the Utopia Police Department. Though a fairly new law enforcement agency, the department has already made a meaningful impact in ensuring the safety, security, and well-being of the community. Residents of Utopia can learn more about the department’s services, initiatives, and resources on their official website, https://utopiatx.org/
By mind blowing4 days ago in Interview
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