Unfortunately the file contains all zeroes, so there is nothing that can be salvaged.
Most likely, the file got corrupted because of harddisk write caching. Even though Podium has finished saving the file and the file is closed successfully with the Windows API, harddisks still have their own internal write caching for speed optimization. If power is lost before the harddisk finishes its write cycle, the file will get corrupted. I’ve now modified the Podium code, so that a disk cache flush is forced after Podium has finished writing a project/sound file, and before the temporary backup file is deleted.
