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Spanish Podcaster Runs Podcast Club Like A Book Club
No exact global count of book clubs exists, but estimates suggest millions worldwide, with over five million in the United States. In Spain, book clubs are also popular, with Barcelona’s provincial library network alone featuring more than 1,130 active book clubs hosting upwards of 13,000 sessions a year. Smaller towns like Benalmádena on the Costa del Sol maintain nearly a dozen municipal reading groups spanning various languages and genres. Platforms like Meetup list dozens of large specialized groups (such as English-language and creative writing circles) with thousands of registered members across Madrid, Valencia, and Barcelona, as well as global networks like Goodreads Spain Groups.
By Frank Racioppia day ago in Interview
Why Sound Designers Like Minjia Du Are In Demand, Despite Hollywood's AI Takeover
As AI tools rapidly flood the film industry, a fundamental question hangs over post-production suites: Why is the human intuition of a skilled sound designer more critical than ever for emotional storytelling?
By Melissa Anders3 days ago in Interview
How Leaders Balance Growth Targets With Sustainable Operations
Growth looks like unambiguous good news from the outside. From inside a business, it's often the moment when every weakness in an operation gets tested at once. The leaders who navigate this well tend to share one trait: they've already decided, before the pressure hits, which side wins when a growth opportunity and operational capacity can't both be satisfied.
By Dan Woodland3 days ago in Interview
Indie Podcaster Profiles: Michael Washington Brown
Intro: Describe the podcast Echoes in the First Person is a cinematic historical storytelling podcast that brings overlooked and often forgotten figures back to life. Each story unfolds in two parts: the anonymous “Monday Monologue,” written and performed from the subject’s first-person perspective, followed by the “Thursday Thread,” which reveals the individual’s identity and explores the historical context behind the monologue.
By Frank Racioppi11 days ago in Interview
George Mihaita on Humanitarian Work, Language, and Ukrainian Resilience
George Mihaita is a Romanian English teacher, authorized translator, humanitarian volunteer, and citizen journalist active in Ukraine. An educator with more than a decade of teaching experience, he has taught Romanian and Ukrainian students, including Ukrainian civilians and military personnel. His volunteer activities include language education, humanitarian assistance, accessibility projects, and documenting the effects of Russian attacks. Mihaita also advocates for Ukrainian sovereignty and promotes greater cultural and linguistic exchange between Romania and Ukraine.
By Scott Douglas Jacobsen15 days ago in Interview
Public Interview Clips Fail Unauthorized Voice Cloning Rules
Downloaded interview clips look like research until an editor asks who authorized the voice. A working writer can pull a public file in a minute and hear a source they never booked. That does not make the file fair game. Free voice cloning will still speak the words. The Terms still treat unauthorized impersonation as a ban, not as a clever research method, and an editor can kill the piece for the same reason a platform can.
By Solution Boxes15 days ago in Interview
Why Niche Podcasts Are The Bedrock Of The Industry
hy Niche Podcasts Are The Bedrock Of The Industry Press enter or click to view image in full size Forget Joe Rogan and his millions of listeners/viewers. Remember this name: Paul Rosenblum and his thousands of listeners. Why am I asking you to do that? Because Paul Rosenblum and his indie podcast, The Not Boring, Boring Bookkeeping and Small Business Podcast are the OG of podcasting.
By Frank Racioppi15 days ago in Interview
Inside Entertainment: Daniella Dena on Career Growth, Personal Life, and Creative Direction
While many people spend their early twenties figuring out what comes next, Daniella Dena is already setting her own pace. At 21 years old, she has established a reputation as a model, actress, and the entrepreneurial mind behind the brand design agency concept, Atarnity. Beyond the camera lens and visual direction, her path has been shaped by the high-profile circles she moves in, navigating spaces that bridge private enterprise, entertainment, modeling, and professional esports. For Daniella, building a career is less about following a standard blueprint and more about defining her own goals.
By Dominic Fontaine17 days ago in Interview
Ear Worthy: Indie Podcasts You’ll Love This Week (9/1/26)
This Week’s Indie Star: Creator/Host Gemma Smith of Tails and Tassels just won two Certificates of Excellence from the Cat Writers’ Association, Inc. for Digital Media. On her podcast, you’ll explore the world of burlesque and nightlife performers — their craft, their cats, and how these two worlds collide. Plus, enjoy bonus episodes featuring feline experts answering your burning questions.
By Frank Racioppi17 days ago in Interview
