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There are books about music. There are books about science. And then there’s Einstein, Michael Jackson & Me—a strange, sharp, slightly unhinged ride that somehow ties genius, pop culture, and human ambition into one story that actually works. The mind behind it is Howard Bloom, and calling him just an “author” feels like underselling it.
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Part Two of Erica Muse’s appearance on The Andrew Eborn Show didn’t simply continue the conversation—it deepened it, sharpened it, and in many ways, elevated everything that made part one so compelling. Where the first installment introduced her voice and perspective, part two revealed her layers. There was a noticeable shift—more personal, more fearless, and undeniably more
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In a media landscape often saturated with surface-level celebrity, Erica Muse arrives as something far more compelling—a storyteller forged through resilience, authenticity, and undeniable creative force. Her appearance on The Andrew Eborn Show is not just another interview—it’s a moment. Hosted by the ever-insightful Andrew Eborn, the show has built a reputation for spotlighting voices that matter—artists who don’t just
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There’s something unmistakably raw about Brenner Plaehn—and that rawness is exactly what fuels his upcoming release, Viva Rare, arriving May 8. It isn’t just an album; it’s a declaration. A statement that individuality, vulnerability, and fearless expression still matter in a world chasing trends. From the first note to the final fade, Viva Rare feels
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There are influencers—and then there are architects of influence. Howard Bloom belongs firmly in the latter category. Long before social media defined the term, Bloom was shaping culture, shifting narratives, and quietly moving the levers behind what the world would pay attention to next. With a career that bridges science, music, psychology, and philosophy, Howard
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In a world where legacies can fade as quickly as headlines change, Sean and Jason Mendelson are doing something rare—they are preserving one with intention, heart, and purpose. More than just custodians of a family name, the Mendelson brothers have stepped into a role that bridges generations, honoring their late father while keeping alive the
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On International Women’s Day, the world celebrates women whose dedication and vision help make life better for others. One such woman is Lorraine Silvetz, whose work focuses on improving emotional well-being and bringing awareness to the growing issue of stress in modern society. As the founder of the Global Stress Initiative (GSI), Lorraine has devoted
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Once upon a time the idea of a genie in Aladdin’s lamp was a fantasy.  That genie was conjured in prose sometime before 1704 in the Arabian Nights. But it couldn’t be conjured in reality.  Now with the advent of AI, that fantasy is about to come true.  Yes, within less than a decade we may well have
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In a world that often rewards conformity, Howard Bloom has built a life — and a legacy — on defying it. To call Bloom a publicist would be accurate, but insufficient. To call him an author would be true, but incomplete. To call him a thinker barely scratches the surface. Howard Bloom is an anomaly — a
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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
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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,
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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
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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
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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
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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
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