The Howard Bloom Institute isn’t built for soundbites, hot takes, or intellectual comfort. It exists for people who want to understand why the world behaves the way it does—not just what’s happening on the surface. Founded by Howard Bloom, the Institute operates as a home base for deep thinking about human behavior, evolution, power, belief systems, and the future of
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If you’re looking for someone who doesn’t just talk about big ideas but actually forces you to rethink how the world works, Howard Bloom is in a category of his own. Bloom has spent decades dismantling conventional wisdom—about evolution, culture, power, creativity, and the hidden systems that quietly shape human behavior. He’s not interested in trends or
As the curtain gently closes on 2025, Ritchea Hodge steps forward into 2026 with grace, power, and a voice shaped by lived experience. This past year was a season of refinement—of digging deeper emotionally, vocally, and spiritually. Every note carried intention. Every performance told a story. Ritchea didn’t just sing through 2025—she felt her way through it,
2025 was a breakthrough year for Avohee Avoher, marked by international attention, genre-blending creativity, and a growing sense that his artistry is finding its moment. The year’s standout achievements came through Avohee’s holiday releases, which showcased both his versatility and vision. His Christmas songs offered a striking contrast—one rooted in modern, electronic textures and the other
Amber Sauer is the kind of artist whose presence lingers long after the music ends. There is a natural glow to her—an ease, a confidence, and a voice that feels both intimate and expansive. From her earliest moments in music, it was clear that Amber was not simply singing songs; she was telling stories, shaping
If you’ve spent the last few years binge-watching documentaries about human behavior, doom-scrolling think pieces about why society is unraveling or listening to podcasts that start with “what if everything we know is wrong…” — congratulations. You’re already halfway inside Howard Bloom’s brain. His latest book, The Case of the Sexual Cosmos: Everything You Wanted to Know About Nature Is
Rooted in Long Island yet destined for far wider horizons, Lauren Byrd is an artist standing at the edge of her next great chapter—grounded by where she comes from and fearless about where she’s going. After years of honing her craft, shaping her sound, and discovering her voice, Lauren Byrd is ready for her wings to fly.
In a world racing toward trends and algorithms, Dallas Forte stands firmly rooted in something timeless: Gospel music as truth, testimony, and transformation. His work is not about nostalgia—it’s about relevance. Dallas Forte proves that Gospel is not a genre locked in the past, but a living, breathing force that speaks powerfully to the present moment. At
There’s a grounded confidence to Brianna Wyatt that you can hear before you ever see her. It’s in the purity of her tone, the way her delivery lands with intention, and the honesty that runs through her lyrics. She isn’t chasing moments—she’s building something lasting. A Houston native and pastor’s daughter, Brianna was raised in
Some artists chase moments. Chelsea Trullie builds ministry. Her career isn’t defined by a single lane or label—it’s shaped by discipline, faith, and a deep respect for craft. Based in Cleveland, Ohio, Chelsea is the kind of vocalist whose work feels intentional because it is. Every performance, whether in a sanctuary, on a theater stage,
The evolution of gospel R&B doesn’t come from imitation—it comes from artists brave enough to tell the truth. Deanna Li is one of those artists. Raised in Toledo, Ohio, Deanna’s musical foundation was built inside the church, where singing was about spirit before style. Gospel trained her voice, but life shaped her message. Early on,
On Monday December 8th the Oxford University Press Journal SLEEP Advances made a startling claim: that, as one headline put it, getting less than seven hours of sleep is linked to shorter life expectancy. In other words, get less than seven hours of sleep per night and you shorten your life. Which means that getting between
Some artists chase spotlight. Jonea Patton builds community. A singer, songwriter, vocal coach, and music educator from Cleveland, she’s the kind of artist whose impact hits long before—and long after—the music stops. Her work isn’t just about performance; it’s about empowerment, purpose, and giving people the confidence to step into their own gifts. Through her
Early Wednesday morning, December 3rd, the AARP, the nation’s leading organization for those over the age of 55, released a report with a radically unexpected revelation. You would think that the loneliest Americans among us would be teenagers who are leaving their families, going off to college, and being forced to build an entirely new
Why should we give thanks on Thanksgiving? We live in a system much bigger than we are. Our foods come to us courtesy of a sun 95 million miles away, and courtesy of life’s 3.5 billion year evolution. What’s more, our foods don’t just come from California, Florida, Brazil and Africa. Our turkey comes to
Frankly, I was horrified by the coverage of Israel’s retaliatory strikes on October 29th. Horrified by the headlines claiming, “strikes kill more than 100 in Gaza.” And horrified by the mainstream media’s coverage of this entire Gaza war. The mainstream media has been hijacked by Hamas. Hijacked by Muslim movements that want to see Israel exterminated
Coming almost a decade after his debut album Long Goodbyes, singer-songwriter Marshall Potts arrives with The Storm, a project of equal parts rock and country that remains a wonderfully emotional listen at all times. It carries a deep reverence for the works of classic figures like Tom Petty and especially Bruce Springsteen, Potts even utilizing
This is not the same world it was on January 20, 2025. Things we are accustomed to are being yanked away. And things we were taught to believe are true are now being called false. Plus some of the things we’re being told are not true at all. The trend in governance is turning upside down. For 90 years,
In September, when Volodymyr Zelenskyy, the president of Ukraine, sat down for nearly an hour in a private session with Donald Trump at the UN General Assembly, Zelensky asked for American Tomahawk missiles. Then, two days ago, on October 6th, Trump told reporters that before making a decision he wanted to clarify exactly how the
At the heart of every great movement, there are the faces in the spotlight—and then there are the forces that steady it, shape it, and ensure its brilliance shines. For FENIX360, the global platform redefining how artists and audiences connect, Christian Velasco has emerged as that quiet strength. While the world sees dazzling showcases, groundbreaking
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