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you're watching gas re max. the by tail been some real from to hattiesburg, also known as the solution. if it's on emission to change people's perceptions about seeking ism what the food he creates. would you take a bite out of that even or not? this right here is the gift is known as the source shift. this is how but cute been shown, meal is changing people's attitudes about the region. diet, in very simple terms, is a diet that completely excludes animals. the obvious one is the elimination of animal flesh. but the of the 5 products from animals such as

milk, eggs, and such the challenges of getting food very obvious what, remember you bring it to meet your whole life. and somebody's basically say, boy, inferring that you are doing something wrong. and that can be something to protect and defend. so whenever you're speak about changing, people are always going to hold on to their beliefs and the cultural norms and especially south africa. so that's a very nice centrix on site. everything. i mean, we've got the bright, you know, and the prize, the central part of south african heritage. then we've got traditions african

traditions where we slot to animals. but i invite everybody for us to re evaluate or even though the least tuesday. how can this direction contribute to our wellbeing and our health products like toasting from johanna strips chinatown. sure. he finds diverse options to incorporate his flavor full meals. welcome to turn the tone. this is way i get my 1st pauses. as you can see, there's a nice, wide selection of will damage the rest of all the time. oh, how are, you know, could i please as for, for these trophies and one. busy of the soft surface please. thank you. to use the like the 5th, a cheese of soy milk, the 1st type of output nicole is related dairy no does fit to with. so i'm able to

get to to, for is like a blank page, but you've got a nice protein foundation. and the interesting thing, it's good music there too is. this is also of a dairy like characteristics. you can use it as an exception to 3 also going to have it on the bride. through his father, the q was introduced to the israelite community and demona israel community operating and running some of the earliest to begin restaurants in factories throughout the world. i remember the 1st thing that 8 was a lentil bird, but the way the barrier was prepared was, it really is done this to me. so i wanted to learn more. this is black fungus. it usually grows on the part of a tree. and it's highly nutritious, rich in minerals and like, or nutrients, and very tasty. he was also inspired by beacon restaurants in the united states.

at the time they did, some of the earliest begin restaurants in the, in the united states, the grand arrest run was pulled, solve easy, terry and which was very popular in states like atlanta in chicago. so i begin to learn about what day were preparing. so the general vegan food was, was beginning, sol, so your traditional solving food, things like your teams, the style solving chicken, corn bread, you know, those kinds of foods had been transformed into the ve getting equivalent. so i wanted to translate that idea into a modern south african perspective. these meet the alternatives i made with what we close the time. see time basically was cape flour, protein and the, the,

the flowers been colored have colors added to it and, and then flavors as well. and then cooked in showing temples. they don't eat. so this is typically the type of meat or weight comes from this uh, cost of what is called boot them. in the early days, my wife inspired me to go in and start a like a take away kind of vending, kind of being in, in sample johannesburg. so we, we started making things like reagan burger of i didn't pizza ties and so on. would wake up see o'clock in the morning, that baking, pick them, and then start working on the streets and start selling. and it was very enjoyable . i mean, people are very, this was region. people never questioned it. they didn't, you know, even the,

that aspect that it's be, did, people just wanted nice. so outside of concept, food is just food and i think that's really my main message. and if ford is enjoyable and we don't have to kill anybody to have any, enjoy that food, should we do that? would we do that? not be a reasonable way to move forward to enjoy our lives with that. how many of the animals, all, without how many other creatures turning to a meat free diet certainly sounds appealing to go house as a mid century modern lost apiece, which embodies the essence of modern style, with its clean lines, practicality, and connection to nature. now joined by public experts of mario barry guy who is also the own of the century. mario, i have never seen such a unique home all day, any specific mid century modern architectural features or elements that you

particularly find special in the home. you know, what i find interesting in the house is that they've done carpentry work with small little secret drawers that opens up. it's part of a shelving and it's a he didn't sort of drawing the house. and at the time when they constructed this house, the lounge windows was apparently the biggest shop windows. it was fitted in 1962 in cape town. and if you see the hoss from above, the architect designed it in a, in a y shape. so there's ways that you as a family can disappear and sort of have your own space, and it states perfectly in the middle of a big property, was the equal size calling to the funds and to the back. so he was very well known for finding the lights. so through the seasons, you'll see that the lock moves into this house from different windows and these old long to sky lots everywhere through the house of catches to live. well, mario,

well, i can't wait to continue our conversation in just a bit. thank you. removed the is a visionary artist who is re shaping the way we perceive the influence of us for her transformative spaces. she empowers female artist and channels out potential to cross a brighter tomorrow, a $10.00 to actively support and connect women pezora, read tv on thursdays. for me, it's important to share and mess such a strong message, the move people, and to advocate for women. notice in a while that under estimate the impact of on visionary alters q rate to am fond of the routine challenges back? no. i'm in the office with the nation with it purpose that yes, all can be the hanging on the war but all is a is a need. jim is a way that we spoke the and spoken word. you may come from different background,

different ethnic group, different religion, different cultures, different kind is yet the language of all is too powerful. and this also translating my action when i q rates. exhibition is the success of all the all these. and i like to see us is cool and i can make it a little difference in the life of analysis. this is for me, a great achievement. money cannot pay for that. so i'm re teach homeschool and spaces and vibrant galleries, recognizing odds potential to shape the future, especially for female autism. the women all took a value less of and made ologies. and the don't actually really have, fortunately to showcase their words and to be in, in the line line. and i was more contribution for our different initiatives, raise the voice of women and we showcase women from across the board for the us connects women initiative. this project is under the platform age of you know,

school and we have also, i'm howards, and connect private sectors and government entity to raise the voice and to create awareness about female artwork and she made office. please keep o o. it's just a big one of upload those pezora. all it is the bridge that connects us oh, connecting point to others that shape mind costs and societies post social good. it is. yeah. it's like the bridge is getting more and more concrete. we are talking. we are sitting and we have gotten most of the people from my thoughts of the word and what's more important that we learn from back replied good practices to continue to be on. it's not only celebrate the extraordinary talent and resilience of female autism world wide. importantly,

it also has its workshops in which authors from all over the world engage. and this has led me to have meaningful conversations with international artist of, of discovered, new techniques, new ways of thinking for to ra fee. so it's a broad and somewhat knowledge of office and makes this group as an individuals and to the i'm a here or to pull the footage, shows me off. which of these me move visions a for my own work and also to be able to show everyone how i am progressing. the theme of the aux here this year is about and priscilla paused and i'd like to know what the future. so we have to create this story between each and every all tour may be conceptual, abstract, or emotional. the intention of the theme is to help the view is see and feel either the world of himself, in a new way. for artist, a miracle he ali,

it was an opportunity to articulate himself, existence can help one move forward. what better representations and myself as a kid. but here we have the mirror wrote, which is broken. some people called accept what they see in the reflection. so the project, something as the project, i know the personality here, i wanted this to show how we should accept. i was so to make that move forward into someone better in the future. i think that z a is like a hives to nurture all it is correct to receive, but also we'll some believe or that education is power a month. so we own was a power the office that to be mental like today. the conference for example, is the bottom powering and the sharing knowledge and the building conversations, you know, meaningful conversations as it prod, mortgage. and i think that it's important that we keep back to our country to,

to quote, the legacy of yes would be to see people proud of that old to see the young ones say, oh, i want to start out and say that full amount. well fortunately, here in the island and i don't need to go abroad and we want to keep them so important to people to crate to you, to exhibit here and have a nice international of the initiative of the office about africa speaks 54 while we connect the 54 african countries across all, as you know, all it's enough for track is so powerful. and i know the initiative that we, we, somebody launch is the, as to do for my dream is to raise awareness about as to g. for us, with the on, sorry, moody proves that aren't, can you say, felt future, female and male? i'll just the like to shaping the siege of a female office as an outstanding feats. know back to your mario,

what is your favorite dream of the home and why? they said my favorite room has to be this room. i absolutely love in the morning to have my cup of coffee and my lunch too. and i look through the big windows out onto the garden and see the day starts. now, the furniture is well suited to the home. what was your approach when it came to the day call? you know, i think it was just like an instant and 2 right to ship of mid century pieces. and when we found this house, every single j and table and the cost is what's magic and fitted into the house to the seem to me to you to full, i'm excited, square, check out the dining room. you're putting it in. what's his favorite elements of the home cup? like you said, ok yeah. so this is united studios as you can see, at least parts of the box together. and you rock in the middle of the house. we bought a big old of tree garden city. and for him,

this is just the most creative space to look for me. i completely understand why e 11th of space so much. the natural lights has everything exec apart from its beauty. what does this have means to you and your partner in it feels like a peaceful sanctuary essentially. indeed, you know, this is the place we um, we spend weekends in the garden and it seems like he never one of the ship. thank you so much, mario for inviting us into your home. as my table is very, can i ask a comp and to have but what about a broken guitar? us blessings to and guy amy logan, who runs a sold off that gets all clinic or i devise the estimate uses how best we can use. i know so how best to become into the instrument from string changes to new friends from brooke and head start proposed to extensive modifications at blessings to them. guys can talk clinic,

your instrument will get the attention and treatment needs to get back on track the with the situation we, i mean most of the musicians especially did or is so defend to it from a place to get there ice from and 6. so i thought it was that i should start this company that we use and that to me for to which we use that locals and ex pats were in the country, need to look for alternative means to get access to what they want. 10 years ago. blessings tune guide in to fight a gap in the market and started a business repair and good time. we came to the 5 best give that the training think it was not working. it was in function to buy. so it has been fixed it. hold on while i'm satisfied, it is now ok. given this on the training, peggy, so the sam, what will be soon?

i started joining before the 30. so the 1st one is for me to learn how to do to the test in duty hours for leaning technique. so now i can use the of those programs. so i build the guitars for about 5 years. and then now depending then becomes easier for me. oh is that you are interested in coventry as i was growing up? my dad does it come into so this other time or we we went to to fix it. house. oh, for sit in the white guy through the numbers. yeah. and thompson, there was, uh, working on that or on a, just uh and then uh i was, i was actually interested to see how we, he was like yours, repairing it. so i came across to him and us the machine. so i can learn from him. uh the technics that he uses. so uh yeah, except that its,

i started uh, working with him on landing from him from 20 live in up to 2017. we settled as a company and ours out one of the senior lucia. the guitar is quite inexpensive and then the process it can take up to 4 weeks. but the process actually starts before then with sourcing the void, which he doesnt bland tire. so it is or protected by law, we will get them from authorize. the d, a registered with ministry or for us, we'd like log slowly by that and make sure that we cut it from. uh we you said called on the phone so we got it from the center going out as a mentor. as another do that is to make sure that we, we have the long uh,

grids. so i see i have to show that grants do what bricks and, but they have that loaner greens. and then they would come stay for sometimes without a new track. so the whole process is done uh, in atlanta, that's why we have uh, the machine all ready for us to cut the wood and also percentage into it for the sizes that we need. dr. cutting and after funding there comes the, this process of right. so trying to load up to provide for, for because the minimum time given is 3 years after carefully selecting the word he will need for the current build or repair lessons troubles back to his workshop any longer with the assemblies. like bending the membership uh, putting everything together, the total and the part of this broad boddeson bar overall. how good it would. and this one we are experimenting with. uh, uh, this type of wood. it's biting. and also for this to finish. uh we, we need some pick ups. so pick ups we need to input. uh for example. yeah,

we have this important pick ups. we also have, uh, uh, nick. so this is just assemble and assemble neck. it's mitch removed from boswell for this one. we also getting a new bridge, the bridge design is something like this which has a tail piece and then the bridge which will hold the strings and then the strings will be the side, right. i renamed us, they've met him by the we are also doing and here's the glass on which is how to play, to get to how to play the piano and in music instrument. we also do instruments, music, instrument care advisory with a special skills as a guitar adopt. and a guitar meter blessings is re shaping them, allow in musical landscape. most of the people here are using it as oh, i using music as the korea and also movie something to decide what their life to

bring and get uh from outside and professional to get to from website. which is the way for me, maybe $2000.00 uncompetitive to do to the one that'd be kind of judy and not always the my low end to spreadsheet because it got most of minus to june. that proficient and good to and also to to get to use the to buy innovating with locally available materials. blessings to them that has handcrafted over a 100 guitars and repair to toughest others to make sure that my low in guitar players keep on strumming. the thanks to play things, musicians in malawi never missed a beat. in the mid the, the sand people africa's most ancient tribe harnessing the power of virtual reality to collab ricky design and experience that comes across as a video game that serves to preserve their dying culture. be surprised

to send people the oldest race will try the nation go back 20000 years ago. and the remote village of duncan bar somewhere in the media for some people using the article create video games. so in the end, i almost did communities and there was so difficult hunting section question you should it anymore. the comment that she also wondered any, tell us by your site and so select it's every single local send people with together the group of research and design us to develop the art games to present the knowledge and wisdom for future generations to come to duncan boss. project is a collaboration between the maybe university of science and technology. and i'll book university in denmark. i think the most exciting with emerging technology is

that you can actually capture experience in a fully embodied experience. and i think so the most exciting has been to really tell a story that was told or lead by an elder. and i told them close when i chested be off for the 1st time. i was not scared of it. that's close here. i got to experience hunting for the 1st time because as women were not allowed to go hunting . and so of course, and i think that was the co design process, takes into account what just as the said community used to interact with the v r. this then becomes the basis of developing an interaction system that is authentically their own code aside from me. so it's a respectful way of working together because you, i appreciate that the people that know something you don't. and so what i bring is a technical understanding and what they bring is, you know, what does it mean down here? what if you want to capture something that can do to knowledge all our culture and

heritage, they are estimated to be about $30000.00 sending them. that'd be belonging to the high on john c in the case of hoops. the vincent's colonial times isn't pushed off the traditional lands site and have the lowest average incomes in life expectancy. what the dongle boss for your project assigned people have an opportunity to preserve and share and the traditional living experience following the success and duncan was a team is now looking to explore the possibilities of the other indigenous groups. and this is how this tribes and the may be preparing themselves for the future. ready well, that's about all the time we have for you today. we hire people, enjoy the show, but now it's time for me to kick back, relax and make myself at home until i'm off to leave. don't forget to hit over to d, w dot com, forward slash at re max for more. so you say the,

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