or we've got some hot tips for your package. the romantic code is quotes affinities check on some great cultural memorials to boot dw travel regarding the truck. it's a beautiful job title of donna known for its rich history and vibrant culture is also home. the largest photograph, the library in africa did become santa that centers missing is the present advocate, this role and everything. but before we explode, this extra on the page, we meet the quad lube a refugee from the republic of campbell, who is known as sally britton's chair, in it does cover how a group of dealers, women in k. yeah, i take him back the street with the graphing thoughts and find out how funny to

make. i cannot judge of that from to his but that i don't, but his that is forging be do with mets out township m. c. and you're watson of 3 mac, the the south african sellers on the compose that it goes to lots with, along with the clinic orchestra, and gets a vibrant beads into the classic old prints that hold using traditional and contemporary influenza. to print a know, forget to move musical experience with unbridled energy, south african cellist and composer able's to allow to wait. and the trinity orchestra bring the beat into the concert hall. the

way i come from, we tend to not label things in boxes. so when i was given a cello, nobody was said to play classical music. you know, immediately somebody said, what sound can you make? and i had to start from the voice, i can make this kind of sound. and immediately i started to explore beyond the bounds of, of the channel in that sense is a thing is actually that i loved to imitate. it's called the, the, what top, it's as a violin from, from era tree. and if you opium, and it sounds like a, with like a flipped sounds like this, the, the chimney, k orchestra, or hers is in london. the musicians learn some of able saliva to is latest compositions.

and this is at children. curiosity. and also the community doesn't really get to witness so that's what i want to the credit. when i select the survival of classical music is based on a living with other music. i feel like for too long tesco music has been living in its own room with its own people and i think for it to prosper and for it to be for ever here it is to live with. that is the

only thing in a few language. my fathers is from the north west of south africa and they speak this language quotes and so on. and we grew up close to the so to so we speak so to as well. and my mother is able, studied shallow at the royal northern college of music in manchester, england, and still lives there. in 2022, he released his debut album and toward the united states with it. when he started learning the cello as a boy in south africa, he didn't have one of his own in practice on a broom. so booking, this is where i come from is a place where there's not a lot of money, but there's a lot of creativity. and i think it's a very important aspect of society to be able to make things for yourself if you want something. and if you imagine that try make it yourself and see how far you

get. the 31 year old is full of ideas on how to conduct in ensemble in a completely different way. a few years back, he was playing as a cellist with the 2 and a k orchestra. today, the orchestra place, his compositions, the thing is extreme. the easy, easy, unique context and to think that he had a lot going on with sitting in the cello section. i had no idea. you know, i just only saw him as a classical dentist. i always knew he had some other sort of thing going on, but everybody is unique.

the isn't always easy to write abels music on paper. so the musicians have to keep practicing the right beat until they get it down. his energy is contagious. and what does that screw myself? what's, what's important get the music. i'm also looking to take away the space between the audience and the performer. we need to dissolve the boundary in between. so that's what i look for with the music to make people pretty much forget themselves and, and be reflective. the eva slouch away is making his mark in the world of classical music and bringing together the traditions of the different countries with his compositions.

it was to luxury blessed diverse to this things in his classical composition making a lasting impact on the music. leslie paul nathan, additional out to i'm the founder of the to kind of center here in upfront. so what inspired you to establish to come said to you, okay, bye bye bye you for when the on the things i do, i found that imbedded and still with us empathy. okay. and also sacrifice a lot of people. so if that was the genesis of deacons sensor, this is my weight, and my activism of taking the lead a southern problems in africa. i'm excited to talk to you in case you roll out a plan to ensure that you are able to preserve of just as a collective f. one thing that is to get that with the people got it and i've got both the systems and the tools and resources, the people themselves would be able to present because i could even my mother is

a premier on his own is the history and all these going all the grandkids pictures, i only have 4 pictures. the thank you for it. thank you so much. thank you so much . thank you. the big 12 of movies remarkable. jenny teresa from the life of a refugee to at 1st centrals role of a fairly big step in the age of painting in more than 32 in an missing renown for it's pulling out ex fillings. she rose from a refugee to a star chef in italy. it sounds like a fairy tale, but it speaks while go to the story. how did she do it? how did she succeed in making her way as a top flight black chef in italy, land of gore maze, the top 3, not at a pacific, mainly with endurance. so that was very decisive and with dignity. i never allowed anyone to treat me like an animal. if you accept vouchers,

you give up the fighting protocol with that email. it says me to come back there today. she's renowned for her blend of mediterranean and african cuisine she had to overcome no shortage of hurdles along the way. and i finally got beyond the piano, i started at the bottom washing dishes and found my way up slowly. i needed money right away and a roof over my head urgently that the way or else could i have found a job besides in a restaurant kitchen where i could work every day. love without a jo. know the full jordan. together with her brother, victoria had fled the civil war in the republic of the congo in 2000. she arrived in italy. she worked her way up to the time head chef and a top restaurant. and in 2014, opened her own establishment in milan. but she had to fight for her recognition. we provide that to me in the world. her even sent me to wash dishes the why was the

new boss and i buckled down and did it on when you're black and a woman besides someone from africa. then it's as if you had to conquer mount everest, where the others have to take 2 steps. you have to take 10. yeah, yeah, i've already followed with past security. how did you know aged 41 sheets collected many awards for her culinary creations. she's got her own cooking show on italy and television, where she demonstrates how to bring together italian and applicant posing the road she's taken has inspired many others. recently. she was honored by the black carpet awards at the midland fashion week. not only for her epicure. yeah, and the treatments, but above all, for the examples said find her accomplishments. coming is love when i so i want to show the young generation that art astronomy is a part of our identity. the it's not easy to come by some of the main ingredients. and some,

such as cassandra rhodes, she has to order specially from the green grocer's chair victoria is cooking a 3 course vegetarian meal. typical of her quizzing. old you put a bottle, making casado crew cab. uh, fucked up. does it have to be to the menu? all couple of panel liberals made from casino, the started dish come no, hold on. let me do this to the end of faulty sauce, of potatoes and herbs. according to the doctor about them, up to the main course will be italy and run penny with a vegetable and peanut butter sauce with a typical african accompaniment printer thunder. this is the saw small fee. it goes on top of repeat e fried and coconut oil together. with the planting puree that you each with your hands, so it's what i'm going to have to put them on. for dessert she makes paper thin way for is from time pains as decoration for the hip. a spot here on the white

chocolate sprinkle is really cool. you know me constantly have to study the ingredients. there, uses properties and complexity. my base is the ingredients. if i don't know them well, i can cook. her goal is to make african cuisine and it's traditions down the world over the pushing out in. okay, isn't seen as a profession in africa, but i want to convey that it's much more than how square can we. it's a craft and we have an enormous wealth of recipes in africa. what did he say? nowadays she and her team only cooked for events for private tardies such as those of stars like super model naomi campbell, big 12 good movie, wants to get something back to her home lands. she's dreaming of setting up a cooking academy on the african continent.

the we were not just as the most central message, this is more of a place to rent. this mission is i'll send a vision of some additional proper times. so we define and what even needs to us for these visualization tools? definitely over that, i've done this process to redefine the professionals, especially. so what else periods into this and suspicion, the one thing which brought us to was the perceptions people have about this. and the vision is all about redefining until the end of the country and also bridge and, and the connection between all of us. so please are not as africans

and commentary. so far as we see, a visual austin i visual for trusted into where people come in. and we also educate austin, try out vision. even with the con, is educating creative, the best to transform africa. so everything reduce yes. isn't a live off of vacation, is a line of cummings and thoughts is in line of education people and it's in a line of between the social african because social french edition, people have told us stories, people up to speed and through all stories. but now it's like we thinking that we must have no stories to tell them the we tell our stories are interesting. thank you for me. i found it in 2015. the comforts of gals is a collective of 3 young women, full creeds of morales in the canyon, towns and swamps like to go true and to the bank. which address as far as your

social issues, including discrimination, education and attentive of trying private female, fearlessly reclaiming the suite of 9 will be to august street the meet the graffiti. you know how good it is, then good to go. and of course the butterfly is that because butterflies to me, or present of formation when of course, that's pretty kind of what we do established in 2015, go see to go see the collective of women in that twenty's hoping to new role in towns and slums, such as scarborough go, show and co you bungie skate this subject to tackle a wide range of societal issues such as female genital mutilation, rape discrimination, education, and drunk driving. my name is never at my number. yeah. i'm part of the gravity.

gov can yeah. i joined guess it's a go skin. yeah. when i attended there will be design week. so i post off, i turn smoke and i was like you how do i get in and it was like you're in and i'm like yeah, let's do this. i found a good 50 guys in 2015. i did the like painting up the y w c. the y w. see like what they did. so it mean uh, are we young women's association? i is. i just didn't redo the 50 classes for those and give it like a papa. it beings, i think you guys get now with the painting, milos addressing social issues affecting young men in the. ringback ringback ringback whether was that need to phone ready to go? you only mean, right? does the city and then do a diminishing the solution affecting in case of young women not to skip come make of safe space to my classes. and i teach both the delta to sleep.

it's the media most sleeping as a tool to be like in most cases, coffee teen canyon was initially seen as vandalism. but as graffiti artist migrated, the canvases from was to my tattoos. the at form increased in popularity as i evolved from woods and tags to world. it is now appreciated as an add from that can beautify space is when i truly spotlighting sis. i told you the using the slip, it's very fluffy. it's got an attractive for me, a very long list of the new board to go next to the to that little and find out what is that to the i just bestbuy public because really the took them time to have to appreciate the draft people get through to appreciate and accept that the fifty's is something that should be embraced deputy is initially for,

for them. and because of the activities that involve painting or what if she can because you have to get an online does. it's a very muscogee and thing to do. i'm a fee t like any artful, is highly personal, and those are the most intimate thoughts to be displayed on the public kansas. the method that we want to put out to the gulf of this community that we are painting in the area to be is above and especially in communities as well. that doesn't really exist. yeah. the river, which is themes and decide what to paint on depends on current affairs. one, also the location where, where painting and, and where painting full honestly, how we pick our places and faces to paint on me, just fucked up is the traffic. and so the community that we're going to paint and

what kind of people i be, we can spend things to do with blogs. are you in a down to us community things that we like to address. part of things like social justice, wasting out issues of again, gender, be violence because it still exists. and as women we go through it a lot. and as we men be, we love to have the pleasure of painting about it. because for us as gifted to goes, painting give those of waste and beto to paint issues that effect we meant that meant themselves and girls themselves. the long time ago for the for to goes get, uh, uh, we'd want to get a center where we could create a safe space for young women that we may not, is who like to learn the refugee how they can also make a living out of the 50 as a matter of looking at the final piece makes the product

by the nature of 12 of no rubies goofy to go, you have to ignore. and perhaps that's what helps to amplify the artistic voices of these fearless female and warriors. the odd spies, pianos, women, not very often messages and i can meaningful form is visiting the black industrial metal with that, again, it's not it's of from 200, but it's a full models made. now, if any, somebody got who trust closed, i don't steal into refined tech. we're doing the industrial mito across the new era of integrates in home interior is

when you get off to come to different folding sites because people can beautiful houses and project. people don't usually expect to move into around have is the well that i think i've already made one of the lady that is in the welding business that i think that's a lot more coming in the future. the welding is across the only strong main can do wrong. nadia java is changing the masculine perception of the deal by converting it into specific hated, creates and model. that for skills came from the fact that i'm a go smith and being able to make to be able to wells. often. i live to school. i studied architecture at the pretoria. take me con and waiting to wait for all could take. it wasn't the best thing for me to do. i think studying was great. and um, and move practical and peg met to person. i like to my experience. and so i list

and i think just my check with my body of try it as a goldsmith and my love is just to make 6. and so i made a lot of jewelry and well, i'll make lots of things i've always liked to paint. so i've lost too, so as long as my hands are busy, that keeps me happy. for still pieces are a welcome addition to some of the most beautiful lodges all over africa. largest we've recently done was for an interior design and replacing africa. the headboards are covered in beautiful zambian, fed free, cold shooting game. it's made by them be the joy society and it's just the marketing pay to be bob and condos. one of the other projects in the upper bunker swamps show can we were off by the okey take to immune like lily pads as to bennett. this was offers

exam pole and song pole. basically we, we bought the maple, but fun basin and elderly pad and to do the binds, we welded them on, which in the end we realized would not be practical in finding some lena boss from to keep it clean. and we've been experimented and we did the engraving we had engraved to the actual veins in which all fairly smooth and 9 to lift to match states. because single vanity that's needed to be practical. it's this beautiful steel that looks old and then elegance and lots, but they were pretty, pretty heavy items to transports and get in position from goldsmith to i'm. that is the hope business is based on the age of to had this big

central business district, fortified by her experiences, none of us to realize that making it look and feel. furniture is a true calling when i started making steals. so you, each i was back in the ninety's and small businesses actually pulled the most they got the business started with me making most a tables and needing a beautiful base for the table, couldn't find one. and that is been how i actually started making finishes because i did the base myself. i got more and more into the steel industry. we. we worked on building stocks, we re re our beams and made the cases my architect to background has helped with the design specific keywords, getting proportion incorrectly, respond quicker,

you brings in the would the elements to the design and they both cost it to park knowledge and provide employment to people who are willing to learn more about the problem. the 1st of all, my business is about the people. i love to teach people and i love to talk my knowledge. even if you don't have all the skills you can be taught skills. so on ways believe you can teach anyone that has the one to do and it's important for me to be able to post on what i know to, to my stuff and hopefully to move in the future. bringing a self, mr. steel. steel lady is costing her own pop one creation at a time and not bring so episode one and we hope you enjoyed it. i don't know what to do. w dot com, forward slash of remax for me. good bye for now. from down at the,

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