
Los Angeles Couple Launches Nationwide Fellowship for Jewish Journalism
The Los Angeles-based husband and wife have recently launched the Karsh Journalism Fellowship, a nationwide program that’s ...
The Los Angeles-based husband and wife have recently launched the Karsh Journalism Fellowship, a nationwide program that’s ...
For a day performer (1 voice / 1 hour), the rate is listed as $478.50. Voice-over sessions for video games are usually four hours, according to SAG-AFTRA.
Discover if AI is replacing human voice artists, how it impacts the entertainment industry, and what the future holds for voice acting.
Existing TTS tools usually support only single voices, but I needed natural multi-character conversations for audiobooks and podcasts—so I built Voxica.Live demo: https://voxica.io (try the "Maya & Noah" conversation)Voxica generates:Multi-character dialogue from simple text inputAutomatic voice switchingRealistic background sounds (café, rain, office, etc.)Export-ready audio filesPerfect for:Podcast/audiobook creatorsDevelopers building voice appsEducators making in
Hey HN! Why I built this: Over the last 10 years I relied heavily on Twitter as my primary source of information. I could get a wide range of information in one place, and each information nugget came in a small format of about 280 characters which was good for summarizing. But recently due to algorithmic changes and the AI frenzy, Twitter has become very noisy and hard to keep up with. So I built GoldenScoop. It takes personalized information requests and runs a swarm of agents in the background. Our swarm reads multiple news sources every day and provides customized information based on user requests. With just a click of a button, users can convert these scoops into podcasts presented by our AI podcasters. They can keep generating podcast episodes, editing and presenting a wide range of information personalized for each user. What it does:<p>AI agents process 10,000+ sources daily Creates personalized Twitter-style feeds with original source references One-click conversion to HD AI podcasts Continuous content synthesis based on your interests<p>Try it: [<a href="https://goldenscoop.live/" rel="nofollow">https://goldenscoop.live/</a>] You can listen to our intro podcast episode on the home page.<p>See a screenshot(<a href="https://pkwtjnzsjqxaeavnjyrk.supabase.co/storage/v1/object/public/audio-files/article_images/Screenshot%202025-05-28%20204441.png" rel="nofollow">https://pkwtjnzsjqxaeavnjyrk.supabase.co/storage/v1/object/p...</a>)<p>Our top sources: TechCrunch, Reuters, Bloomberg, Hacker News, Wall Street Journal, BBC News, The Verge, MIT Technology Review, Nature, Financial Times, ArXiv, Scientific American, Washington Post, GitHub Trending, Y Combinator Blog, Fast Company, Wired, CB Insights, InfoQ, CNN, Associated Press, Forbes, The Guardian, NPR, Ars Technica<p>Built with: Google Gemini, Mistral Medium 3, ElevenLabs for HD voice synthesis, React and AGNO agentic framework<p>Open to feedback and questions!
Greetings HN!I built Voice Isolate to be the simplest way to enhance any speech recording.After hearing so many videos/podcasts with great content but poor audio I realized not everyone can or wants to invest in a pro mic / studio / editing software but figured something simple should be possible now using AI.There are products that do this like Descript or ElevenLabs but I find they’re overcomplicated for many use cases (full blown app designed for professional podcasters, use a
Hey HN!<p>We built Postel because posting consistently on X was taking way too much time and mental energy.<p>With Postel you can: - get personalized post ideas in your voice - see how other creators would write your idea - turn YouTube/videos/articles/podcasts into short posts - repurpose your existing content & brand knowledge - browse thousands of viral tweets → draft, edit, and schedule posts<p>Would love to hear what you think!<p>Cheers!
Hair & Makeup: Léa Fontaine, Jasmyn Mistry Artistic Director & Costume Design: Lisa Dwomoh Costume Assistant: Raphaëlle Lamy Set Decorator (Horns): Chloé Peault Scuba Divers: Gilles Soreau, Gilles Lenclos Underwater Set Design: Quentin Roche, Cédric Balaguier, Julie Soreau 3D Printing: Guillaume Groel, Andy Fordham, Gabriel Poupelin TECHNICAL & FX Underwater Camera: Éric Alberola Gaffer: Joe Sherno Electrician: Steve Cameron Key Grip: Tom North, Assistant: Miles Young Special Effects: James Ingr
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What to do when your boss is your father-in-law, your colleague is your cousin, and your business partner is also your life partner? In the last episode of the season, Anne and Frances help a frustrated listener discover new ways to help her family business bounce back. She struggles to innovate when disagreements with her colleagues — who also ...
For more than 4 years, the Healio podcast, Gut Talk, has provided busy clinicians with relevant insights and updates on research developments through interviews and candid conversations with leaders of the gastroenterology field.During each episode, hosts Sameer K. Berry, MD, and William D. Chey, MD, provide GIs with quick updates on how health policy, social media, technology, nutrition,
I recently hosted a podcast with Jeshua Soh, diving into his remarkable journey as a creator, entrepreneur, and community builder. We explored his early beginnings, the drive behind his creative projects, and how he built meaningful platforms that empower others. Jeshua shared candid insights into the challenges he faced, the lessons learned, and what keeps him motivated to keep pushing boundaries. From his work in film and media to fostering impactful communities, his story is both inspiring and practical for anyone chasing ambitious goals. It was an engaging conversation that highlighted resilience, creativity, and purpose-driven achievement.
Evan Killeen, CEO of the Lincoln Children's Zoo, joins Visit Lincoln Executive Director-Vice President Jeff Maul in the AOI Podcast Studio to talk about everything going on at the Lincoln Children's Zoo. Evan and Jeff discuss Evan's time with the zoo and how he got his start there, why Lincoln's zoo is one of the very best in the country and the challenge of stepping into the shoes of former Lincoln Children's Zoo CEO John Chapo. Evan and Jeff also chat about popular zoo events such as Boo at th
Join us in this insightful conversation on The Global Hues Podcast with Sanjay Joon — Founder of Joon Web, a no-code website building platform empowering small businesses and creators across India. He discusses how Joon Web began as a side project and evolved into a comprehensive digital solution. From overcoming funding limitations to standing apart from giants like Wix and Shopify, this episode is packed with startup wisdom, digital strategy, and founder grit. Whether you're a budding entrepreneur, startup enthusiast, or small business owner looking to build an online presence, this episode will give you actionable insights and motivation. If you’d like to connect with Sanjay Joon or try JoonWeb for your business, check out the details below: Website: https://www.joonweb.com Email: [email protected] 🎧 Don’t forget to Like, Share, and Subscribe for more expert-led financial, health, business, and personal growth episodes!
Leadership isn’t about perfection—it’s about presence, awareness, and courage. That’s the central message of this sparkling conversation featuring Wendy F. Adams, CFRE, CEO of Cultivate for Good, co-host Ellie Hume of Your Part-Time Controller, and co-host Julia Patrick. Together, they unpack what it means to truly “read the room” and lead with authenticity. Wendy brings her trademark candor and wisdom to the conversation. Affectionately called the “Elephant Slayer”, she reminds us that every meeting has unspoken dynamics—and ignoring them doesn’t make them disappear. “There’s always one in the room and it doesn’t get any smaller. We’ve got to be able to read that,” she offers. Her advice? Pause, acknowledge what’s happening, and create space for truth to emerge. Far from being awkward, this honesty often gives others permission to voice what they’re feeling too. Ellie adds valuable perspective from the accounting and numbers world, where emotional intelligence isn’t always the strongest suit. Her questions prompt Wendy to outline practical strategies—like intentionally setting tone before a meeting, clarifying expectations, and practicing emotional awareness in social settings as a warm-up for boardroom discussions. It’s not about being naturally gifted; as Wendy emphasizes, “Spoiler: it didn’t come natural to anyone. This girl is working on it all the time.” Growth comes from steady practice. The trio also explore the modern challenge of hybrid and virtual meetings. Cameras off? Silence in the Zoom squares? Wendy pushes back against the false assumption that silence equals agreement. Instead, she encourages leaders to embrace pauses, ask clarifying questions, and bring remote participants into the conversation first. It’s about building connection and respect, not just plowing through an agenda. Julia raises a deeply personal question: can seasoned leaders in their 60s really evolve? Wendy’s answer is refreshingly hopeful—yes. Tools like the “Five Voices” framework help leaders understand their natural style while intentionally developing their weaker “voices.” Courageous leadership is about humility and transparency, she argues. Admitting to your team that you’re learning and evolving isn’t weakness—it’s a strength that inspires trust. For emerging leaders, Wendy’s advice is equally empowering: don’t wait for perfection. Ask questions, seize small opportunities to lead projects or meetings, and allow your leadership style to grow alongside your organization. If you outgrow your current space, that’s not failure—it may simply mean it’s time to align with a new environment that fits your values and vision. 00:00:00 Welcome and introductions 00:01:55 Ellie celebrates 14 years at YPTC 00:03:17 Wendy launches Cultivate Experience podcast 00:04:24 What it means to read the room 00:05:56 Practicing emotional intelligence daily 00:07:10 Breaking the silence in meetings 00:10:36 Why slowing down makes teams stronger 00:13:21 Leading virtual and hybrid meetings 00:17:08 Embracing pauses and engagement cues 00:20:31 Can seasoned leaders evolve styles 00:23:56 Guidance for emerging leaders 00:26:46 Humility and transparency in leadership #LeadershipDevelopment #EmotionalIntelligence #TheNonprofitShow
Selling to Private Equity In this episode of Financial Clarity for Doctors, hosts Corey Janoff and Rachelle Vanderzanden walk through some details of selling different types of medical practices to private equity. This trend is growing and could potentially affect you whether you are employed by a large hospital system or the sole owner of your own practice. In this episode, you will hear: · Discussion of the movement away from physician-owned private practices to larger groups and hospitals. · The growth of private equity in medicine. · The objectives of private equity firms and the doctors who are looking for investors. · A few examples of how a buyout can be structured. · Considerations when you are trying to decide if it is worth it. Or even possible. If you’re curious about these sorts of transactions, give this one a listen! Even if you aren’t currently employed in a situation where this is possible, it could come up in the future. For more financial planning tips from Corey and Rachelle, you can reach out to them at [email protected]. They would love to hear your questions and ideas for upcoming episodes. Discussions in this show should not be construed as specific recommendations or investment advice. Always consult with your investment professional before making important investment decisions. Securities offered through Registered Representatives of Cambridge Investment Research, Inc., a broker-dealer, member FINRA/SIPC. Advisory services offered through Cambridge Investment Research Advisors, Inc., a Registered Investment Adviser. Finity Group, LLC and Cambridge are not affiliated. Cambridge does not offer tax or legal advice.
Two men with a lifetime’s passion for preaching — Robin Sydserff, Director of the Proclamation Trust and David Cook, former principal of Sydney Missionary and Bible College and a long-time preaching mentor - now with the Expository Preaching Trust. We start by looking at how Christian leaders the UK and Australia influenced preaching patterns overseas. We look at preaching that has led to record enrolments at Bible Colleges, the purpose of preaching, the life and relationships of the preacher,
�️ Loc’d N Love Podcast | Episode 17 Title: Mentorship, Manhood & Middle School Life w/ Rodney Johnson Jr. In this episode, June and Krystal welcome a powerhouse guest — Rodney Johnson Jr., local educator, mentor, and program director of Gentlemen of Quality (GQ) at Northwoods Park Middle School. From heartfelt laughs to deep truths, they dive into: The hilarious “steamer” cruise souvenir reveal � First-week-back-to-work vibes and family updates Parenting challenges, including early graduation decisions The art of middle school teaching and connecting with students Why mentorship matters — and how GQ is shaping young men’s futures Building trust with parents and the balance between home and school influence The “office of a child” — why letting kids be kids is powerful Faith, discipline, and the life lessons that carry beyond the classroom Rodney opens up about his 10-year journey in education, his path to school leadership, and why he fiercely protects the GQ program’s integrity. Expect plenty of laughs, wisdom, and inspiration in this one. Don't miss this relatable, fun-filled episode full of love, laughter, and real talk! �️ Stay Connected: � Watch every Friday at 7 PM EST on the Loc’d N Love YouTube Channel � Follow us on Facebook: @LocdNLovePodcast � Produced by: La’Moore Media Versatility & LMV Production Studio � Contact: [email protected] | ☎️ 252-497-3817 � Support & Invest in the Movement � CashApp: $DeMarKensdad83 � Zelle: 910-265-1443 #Top20Hashtags: #LocdNLovePodcast, #BlackEducators, #MentorshipMatters, #MiddleSchoolLife, #ParentingTalk, #RelationshipGoals, #FamilyFirst, #BlackExcellence, #CommunityLeaders, #GQProgram, #FaithAndFamily, #PositiveRoleModels, #TeacherLife, #CouplePodcast, #LoveAndLaughter, #ParentingTeens, #LifeLessons, #BlackLove, #PodcastLife, #LocLife
"Better Together" Sunday morning worship service with our interim pastor, the Rev. Lynda Myers, from the First Presbyterian Church of Watkins Glen, NY. We are thrilled to welcome Tere Ayers as today's guest vocalist. Our choir is taking a short summer break; hymn lyrics are provided for you to sing along with our congregation, accompanied by Jordan Winderl on the pipe organ.
Megan Ensor is the featured piccolo soloist for this Gay Kahkonen "Concerto for Piccolo and Flute Choir" performed on August 8, 2025 at the NFA Convention in Atlanta. Dan Parasky conducting.