Piero Adragna, who graduated in English & Culture from Indiana University and earned a degree in Audio and Digital Technology Engineering from the ARTI Technological Institute in Farmingdale, NY, is recognized as the first person to deploy and stream music and video (podcasting) for an online radio station in Florida, USA.He achieved another milestone alongside Paul Sfeir at RadioNexx in April 2011, earning a Guinness World Record for their groundbreaking "Longest Talk Show," which lasted 40 hours and 7 minutes. With over three decades of experience, Piero has collaborated extensively with renowned producers and artists in the music production, radio, film, television, digital media, and entertainment industries. His expertise lies in achieving technical excellence in both live and recorded audio, showcasing the talents of esteemed individuals such as Cher, José Feliciano, Raphael, Raúl Carbonell, and many others.Piero Adragna's vast knowledge in technology and remarkable creativity have established him as a notable figure in the industry. He has served as a co-presenter on television programs focused on electronic components, providing technological insights for the Spanish channel HSN TV. Additionally, Piero excels as an expert in online business marketing and audiovisual production, helping content producers with online digital web streaming services, web hosting, and online marketing, among other areas. He has also worked on numerous independent musical studios, live events and online commercial projects for radio, film, and television.Piero Adragna has earned the trust of numerous prominent Anglo-Saxon producers, particularly in Florida, including Paul Lewis, a former member of KC & The Sunshine Band; Tom Piggott from Home Shopping Network; Steve Chieffo of Miami Center Studios; and Jeff Beal from Greenwich Studios. In New York, he has collaborated with notable figures such as Bernard Fox from Broadway Plays, Steve Zomberg of Lucky Star Productions, Normand Mack, who is associated with Cher, and Alan Schneider from Heatwave Productions. Among his Hispanic collaborators are Roberto Morales, a two-time Grammy Award winner with Enrique Iglesias, Maria Marin, Weyce Media Productions, among others.