WASHINGTON, June 18, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- CuriPow opens the
eyes and ears of people by sharing untold short historic stories on
people of color.
Each day a "CuriShort" is released that talks about everyone
from the WAC's (Women's Army Corp) of Puerto Rico to Albert
Baez (father of folk singer and activist Joan Baez) co-inventing the X-ray microscope and
everything in between. The app layout is clean and simple to use
and allows users to comment on stories and share them on other
social networks.
Because everyone has a busy life, they've added a podcast
feature that lets you listen to your CuriShorts on the go. The
podcast are available on CuriPow as well as other podcast services;
Anchor, iTunes, Stitcher,Pocketcast,RadioRepublic and Breaker.
Their newest feature "We Share Our Stories" lets its users
submit stories from their own personal history to share with
others. This has been very popular as it allows CuriPow to bring
new short stories to life that would normally have never been
told.
The service was created using PWA's (progressive web apps) that
allow users to enjoy CuriPow on their smartphone, (Android or IOS)
tablet, or computer. CuriPow has carved out a niche market that is
gaining steam with users. The company plans to expand into the EU,
UK, Australia and other countries
where more untold stories will be shared.
Founded by Brian Galvin, a former
U.S. Marine and Washington DC
resident. He has dabbled in the tech sector with a few projects and
is excited about the company's growth and future.
About CuriPow
The inspiration for CuriPow came about from Brian's childhood.
As an avid comic book reader, his mother gave him some comics on
Crispus Attucks, Benjamin Banneker
and Frederick Douglas that forever
changed his perspective on life. Discover some cool things at
#iammyhistory.
Contact:
Brian Galvin
CuriPow
197193@email4pr.com
202-670-1095
www.mycuripow.com
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