Avery Williams frequently starts her day well before the sun peeks through the glass partitions of her university newsroom. The energy of students practicing lines, adjusting microphones, and juggling the last edits of a story that feels noticeably better than [...]
Philip Tan is standing next to two glowing turntables on the third floor of MIT’s Media Lab, helping a student navigate the delicate rhythm of mixing with his hands. A mixture of anticipation and the hum of sound equipment. This [...]
Jamie Dimon exudes a presence that seems well-planned and incredibly powerful. His firm yet steady voice frequently sets the tone for the financial discourse in America. However, the question still stands: does Dimon actually manage JPMorgan Chase, or is the [...]
Anthony Albanese speaks across tables rather than yelling from podiums. His speeches frequently have the cadence of a laid-back podcast, with laughter softening the rhetoric and pauses taking the place of catchphrases. It’s an incredibly powerful connection tool that has [...]
A generation of broadcasters who have never learned to operate a radio dial is exemplified by Emma Chamberlain. Her audience streams, scrolls, and shares without waiting for frequencies to line up. The microphones of this generation are digital, have algorithmic [...]
Jane Fraser’s endeavor to transform Citigroup is more than just a reorganization; it’s a reevaluation of the way one of the largest banks in America thinks, responds, and develops. Long-standing norms regarding size, control, and culture within financial institutions are [...]
You can hear certain frequencies and feel other frequencies. Instead of coming from a radio tower, Brooklyn’s most influential sound originated in a loft apartment where a man by the name of David Mancuso created a revolution driven by speakers, [...]
The steady pulse of electronic beats, rather than late-night study sessions, is the source of the energy that permeates Tom Carpenter’s dorm room. His room has been transformed into a creative laboratory amid tangled cables and textbooks, demonstrating how passion [...]
Starting a podcast may seem simple, but maintaining it with consistency and purpose is what sets the seasoned storyteller apart from the curious hobbyist. Many artists get excited at first, but as soon as the novelty wears off, they lose [...]
College radio continues to be a surprisingly powerful pulse. These student-run stations continue to be essential havens of innovation, genuineness, and daring despite technological advancements and the lure of endless music on demand. Not through metrics or machine learning, but [...]
Avery Williams frequently starts her day well before the sun peeks through the glass partitions of her university newsroom. The energy of students practicing lines, adjusting microphones, and juggling the last edits of a story that feels noticeably better than[...]
Philip Tan is standing next to two glowing turntables on the third floor of MIT’s Media Lab, helping a student navigate the delicate rhythm of mixing with his hands. A mixture of anticipation and the hum of sound equipment. This[...]
Jamie Dimon exudes a presence that seems well-planned and incredibly powerful. His firm yet steady voice frequently sets the tone for the financial discourse in America. However, the question still stands: does Dimon actually manage JPMorgan Chase, or is the[...]
Anthony Albanese speaks across tables rather than yelling from podiums. His speeches frequently have the cadence of a laid-back podcast, with laughter softening the rhetoric and pauses taking the place of catchphrases. It’s an incredibly powerful connection tool that has[...]
A generation of broadcasters who have never learned to operate a radio dial is exemplified by Emma Chamberlain. Her audience streams, scrolls, and shares without waiting for frequencies to line up. The microphones of this generation are digital, have algorithmic[...]
Jane Fraser’s endeavor to transform Citigroup is more than just a reorganization; it’s a reevaluation of the way one of the largest banks in America thinks, responds, and develops. Long-standing norms regarding size, control, and culture within financial institutions are[...]
You can hear certain frequencies and feel other frequencies. Instead of coming from a radio tower, Brooklyn’s most influential sound originated in a loft apartment where a man by the name of David Mancuso created a revolution driven by speakers,[...]
The steady pulse of electronic beats, rather than late-night study sessions, is the source of the energy that permeates Tom Carpenter’s dorm room. His room has been transformed into a creative laboratory amid tangled cables and textbooks, demonstrating how passion[...]
Starting a podcast may seem simple, but maintaining it with consistency and purpose is what sets the seasoned storyteller apart from the curious hobbyist. Many artists get excited at first, but as soon as the novelty wears off, they lose[...]
College radio continues to be a surprisingly powerful pulse. These student-run stations continue to be essential havens of innovation, genuineness, and daring despite technological advancements and the lure of endless music on demand. Not through metrics or machine learning, but[...]