Creators
Vocal’s Top Story Curse
Most of us participating in Vocal+ check the challenges on a regular basis. Why wouldn’t we? We’re all writers. The challenges give us the opportunity to test our craft, work on correcting our flaws, and get rewarded for a job well done. At least that’s how I look at. It also gives me an opportunity to see how other members of this special group will view a topic totally opposite of the way I did and yet have their perspective make perfect sense. It’s a great teaching tool.
By Mark Gagnonabout 13 hours ago in Interview
Interview with Jose Diaz
As a writer, author, social media person, and talk show host I meet many interesting people. In LaFortuna, Costa Rica I met Jose Diaz, owner and creator of Eco Garden Arenal. Jose is so passionate about his family project and environment that I had to interview him. There is so much about his place from beauty to excitement followed by great food and company I had to learn more and share. But this is about what Jose Diaz and his family have to say.
By Cheryl A Nocera 4 days ago in Interview
An Interview with the CEO of Digrivo Machinery. AI-Generated.
BRIDGEPORT, TEXAS - The heavy equipment industry is changing as contractors, agricultural businesses, and independent operators become more careful about the machinery they purchase. Buyers are looking beyond prices and specifications, paying closer attention to machine condition, maintenance history, operating costs, and the experience of other customers.
By Dena J Falken5 days ago in Interview
Meet EJ, the 22-Year-Old TikTok Creator Who Had Young Voters Paying Attention
Somebody Get This Young Man His Flowers! Meet EJ, the 22-Year-Old TikTok Creator Who Had Young Voters Paying Attention 322,900 Followers. 25.8 Million Likes. One Very Blue Election. And a Young Man Who Isn't Finished Yet.
By Dakota Denise 10 days ago in Interview
How Business Leaders Identify Which Clients or Products Are Quietly Costing Them Money
Why Revenue Alone Tends to Flatter the Numbers A client or product can look like a strong performer on every report a business reviews most often. Revenue is growing, the account is stable, and nothing signals a problem. The cost of keeping it that way sits somewhere else, in staff time, overhead, support load, or maintenance, and it only shows up once someone loads those costs back into the picture.
By Dan Woodland12 days ago in Interview
Ali Aliev and Maksym Havryshchuk on Business in Poland
Maksym “Max” Havryshchuk is a Ukrainian entrepreneur and co-owner of EVAMATS, a Polish manufacturer of custom car mats. His work involves products tailored to individual vehicles. In this interview, he discusses researching new markets, choosing between relocation and starting again, and adapting business operations to commercial conditions in another country.
By Scott Douglas Jacobsen25 days ago in Interview
Three and a Half Score Years and Still Kicking
Anonymous Interviewer: So, it is October, and a little birdie told me that it is your birthday this month. Three and a half score years. It seems like a good time to find out a bit more about you and what makes you tick.
By Calvin Londonabout a month ago in Interview
Y’all… I’m in 14th Place. This Has Gone Too Far. 😂
Y’all… I’m in 14th Place. This Has Gone Too Far. 😂 Okay. I checked the Top Host rankings. And somehow, someway, through the grace of God, bad decisions, good readers, and whatever the hell High Me started when she filled out this application…
By Dakota Denise about a month ago in Interview
Candis Johnson Celebrates 10 Years of S.O.U.L.: The Literary Movement Turning Creative Voices Into Community
Some things are created because you have a plan. Others are created because life pushes you into a moment where you realize, I have something to say — and I need to make space for other people to say it too.
By Tammy Reese2 months 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 Woodland2 months 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 Fontaine2 months ago in Interview
