For years, she listened. She listened to visionaries, entrepreneurs, young people searching for their path, and those who created in silence — carrying grand ideas without the need to be loud. She worked with them, witnessing their highs and lows, hearing their doubts, their faith, their dreams, and their struggles. It was these people—their courage, their authenticity, and their often invisible contributions—who inspired her to launch the region’s first video magazine dedicated to celebrating the good in humanity. She is Doris Vukšić, the founder of Human Voice.

Over the years of working in the communications industry—a world of relentless noise—Doris made a conscious decision to stop and ­- listen. Time and again, she chose the same path: to put the person before the persona, purpose before the noise, and values before trends and fleeting attention. Her encounters with people, the persistent questions that wouldn’t be silenced, and an inner restlessness to find deeper meaning in her work became the catalyst for creating a space where human stories could truly be heard. She felt a void where the quietest, yet most vital things should be: humanity, faith, values, and the good done without expectation of recognition. It was within this “loud silence” of celebrating authentic life values that she recognized her responsibility and decided to launch her own media platform to amplify the stories that truly deserve to be told.

Rare are those whose voice carries the weight of experience, the breadth of knowledge, and the depth of a truly human worldview like this television adventurer. Not only he creates reports, but also builds bridges between worlds and cultures. Whether interviewing global power brokers or everyday citizens, he unearths daily truths in search of universal values. His stories travel far beyond the screen, connecting people, places, and ideas—from the global epicenters of power to the world’s forgotten corners.

Goran Milić stands as one of the most prominent journalists in Croatia and the region, with a career spanning nearly half a century in broadcast and documentary journalism. Along the way, he has edited and hosted over a thousand programs, filmed hundreds of documentaries and travel reports, and interviewed heads of state, leading intellectuals, and key public figures of his era. Even after his formal “retirement,” his voice has not faded. On the contrary, he continues to produce documentary series that take viewers on journeys through contemporary social phenomena and the world’s cultural diversities. His series What’s Up… explores stories from America, Europe, Israel, and Japan, examining the North-South divide, while his latest episodes bring nuanced, timely dispatches from China.

She doesn’t just talk about success. She lives it—quietly, consistently, and with the belief that dreams come true when you truly serve them. Josipa Maras is an artist who traded the traditional canvas for digital painting at a time when it wasn’t a trend, but a gutsy move. Out of that faith and a few sleepless nights, Studijo Wallpapers was born—hand-painted, authentic, and timeless.