This week's video from the Build a GRANDstack Podcast App live stream covers various topics, including Next.js and GraphQL authentication, building a news knowledge graph using Natural Language Processing and Neo4j, and creating a tool called NeoDash that allows users to build Neo4j-backed dashboards without writing front-end code. Additionally, there are updates on the py2neo library, which now supports Python 3.9 and has improved performance, as well as new blog posts from Clair Sullivan and Tomaz Bratanic, who share their experiences with importing CSV files into Neo4j and creating a news monitoring data pipeline, respectively. The featured community member of the week is Jesús Barrasa, who has been part of the Neo4j community since 2015 and is known for his work on neosemantics, a plugin that enables the use of RDF and its associated vocabularies in Neo4j.