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the aging awareness to what kind of food cookie, tribute to ask, because fullness flora and flu focal main to in pioneering onto a whole state established for luxury brand 3 years ago. creating one of a kind, ceramic, auditory ex, hey adults. as megan and catherine have followed in her footsteps, making each piece. mold, interest on odd mall wasn't supplied by my mom. say how state. many years ago, in 1985, i'm odd, most daunted, not because of of business. because of my mom's passion to teach her passion for art. the passion for giving back. and it started in the drop in the valley at a place called odd mall, which is way the name originate from. and she started with one artist funny and kevin kelly, and today we have over 70. ok. alexander is one of those autism. firstly, i worked in job at a company called in to us, so i,

defending i've mall called loved. most tory is due on the truck just to me to say here that it was 2010 best 3 and i can come from them. so my favorite is day and i'm the only one. we can sort of dog towards bed, but to, to be a hardship citizen bober. and there was nothing i can do to come in and look for clean up us just fed us. we had to do anything i would like to do here. so my physically and what was it? and i and she asked me why are using it right. and i told him that that's my symbol i came from, and bob were using the dixie. but now i use the and i know and i'm going back to them, but i know is i ended up despises people always kill them for the,

for the whole. and so i felt pity for that. i know so, and that's why i always do right now is because i know is di for the on we all because of the others as an evident cool belief they did occasion to teaching a business phone, many opportunities for creative from diverse backgrounds funding, tally tele was the start of the artist means to program growing up, doing the a positive era as a woman of color. she was expected to work the fields. but having, being diagnosed with pay view at a young age, there wasn't organic, so focusing her attendance on aunt. so the story is magical. fairytale story, my mom was retrained from devon kick. she fell in love with my dad to move to the drunken specs house. keep at the time janet in town, and charlie had a daughter that was extremely creative woman would recognize this off to,

especially the color of the african kind of, watson's recognized my mom just being this incredible creative he who sees talons, took funny under her wing and stay 21 to stand at the banking office or the 1990. and that started to put them on the map. bonnie's subject matter was religious. she was very sole slow and she was spiritual and unique office. i was very fortunate to sit next to her nice days and paints next to him. she always had time for me and told me so yeah, i can, thanks bonnie, for where i am today. aside from empowering swiping onto and bringing attention to issues related to de just animals. the company's thoughts of the community initiative focused on 8 software is when he was a permanent issue in south africa to bonnie unfortunately died. she pos of h i. v aids which was a very sad, a negative time for our brand,

and we lost 5 about top office. and they were, they were sisters to us. and so we created a body of works that traveled around the world educating office and well it's about h i v aids. and how we we can know as a comics and we got on to entry richard bottles. so during the time with h i v and aids was a really big issue and there was a stigma as cast mentioned it to be. we started the foundation to look after oxys. i would say the focus has changed because of a different need. i think, you know, our clinics are providing a wonderful support to, to the artist in recent years, the more community fun shifted started because people feeling that the need education. so the odd will community fund was started with a vision in mind to bring art into local schools, and specifically for children who would not have access to our audio has popped in

with kimberly high school in hardwick. the school provides access to quality education for underprivileged children living in the community. angels, k is a division of the school and they provide kids the total amount of victims of abuse and rate. here the children have the freedom to express themselves through our name is was looking at an image to be introduced to them is a great rest of the day because it is pulling from creative freedom and fewer by the vine from spirit of african culture . these pieces prove that to give up, we can achieve limitless possibilities. beautiful and imaginative designs inspired by african culture. many howard marian del certified cape wine mazda is

a legend in the industry. he has ronald is one of south africa's full most one. invested is and mentors. hi, very nice. i, vanessa will come with me and i'll thank you so so much. can you tell me a little bit more about the history and heritage of marian dell and how it's evolved since this is where a lot of the following took place. in the days when the ships came, paused to collect all the fresh produce that they needed, including wine and we sell a wines all over the world. so let me take you on a little trip into the vineyards to see where everything's thoughts. well, they've got exploring, danny, absolutely nothing in my travels, i have noticed that south african wine is extremely popular. why is that? we make these elegant wives? that are easy to drink? good night with food, and at a very good price point. now how does location and climate influence tend to fix the taste of the line? we find that the crude region we have will give us

a longer period of arriving of the grapes that gives you more flavor in the grapes, gives you the winds of success, of the other, know the winds of 6 fish. i love the sounds of that. thank you so much, danny, fern and kyle, who is a rising, nigerian photographer, has suggest the photos tub to the cities life, documenting the people, events, and the environments shading lights on efforts and social issues. this is every day africa, the streets of lagos, seem to the lens of brand, not content from either me. what our oldest one afflict bicycle box, because all my friends, oh, well, so it's always very good when you come in the morning does different come entries hall question to the i didn't need to. there's only country. so he's one of my very favorite sports in the city of adult. the reason why i love taking pictures in this neighborhood is for us as to where the you get so basically why. so just because of a way to recreate, then they'll start you off my path,

typically referenced any way to live problems. so as long as they move in the life you one to 5 to be my friend, the very 1st thing i enjoy, look forward in place to go from the straight is to me talking to the experienced i think is magic to experience the f. a delightful, everyday people because i know as time proceeds, this pictures would be the only way we can just put those back into this time. but not kind of part of a new young breed of nigerian photographers is a creative artist. he tells his story to the click of his camera is the motive image is captured in and around the city, documented events, people on the environment, highlighting social issues in africa, my photography caress. that's it. just after i finished the university, then go get the camera one time when i was before i finished when you nice. so i was just the streets and everything. so i just had the knowledge to pick up my

capital one of these and for the job just to work on the street, see what funds i just did. and it did to like power awful power. don't the noises in my head and just like more like just get myself busy and those type of getting close to every other deal just work my streets. talk to people, take pictures, is just that's in line between street for the restaurant window for door for you. for the truth is this all central photography at the end of the d. o. all the documents you photography. because what you're doing portraits or you're doing fashion, when you're doing whatever from the photograph you're doing, and they become documents to show the past. creating awareness on the everyday beauty scene on the street. and the importance of the social c photography is what they're not hopes to achieve with his work. his passion for humans and stories culture. his lens is for inspiring on delta is a community in the legal state. local government area of crucial fact which is located along the legal c federal express way. it is home to

a population of about 600000 people. the on jump to a bus stop is are known to be a significant legal system in making it a busy hub of transportation in the city. yeah, unfortunately, i didn't give me that sense of belonging, not everybody's in for them. what he's with home, nobody is less the price of like old debt to what you're trying to quit by for to uh, usually when you'll, dec, i don't, i don't, i don't try to force it because the idea of the board has lots of fig duct proceeds, picture for the brother street. so another thing i'm very frustrated about is if i made some special issues in my portfolio, you find the i do of one of the works i have around a social issues. my work on closing with science requests to devices of we have and it's part of the road where people tend to and the beats anything. why then also flavor, man, i does 842003 since 2018 on this issue with our codes because we have people

in liberally refining crude and did the needs and in place close to what people need is the block, popsicles everywhere. so you have a lot of suits like taping to be as so i'm always looking out for projects around this things around empowerment issues. i'm always more concerned about what i'm thinking or what my most people my biases before. i'm concerned about compositional lice or anything you get. so is something that simply foreclosed is something that keeps me grounded in the sense that i'm not destruct said or i don't use the essence of what this photograph is all about. it's one thing to go into the studio to take pictures to look a beautiful picture of the big boss, the people on the 50, that is the reputation that is that so the top 2 to be said, you get 12 tomorrow. so it's more like on board to be everything. i'm sure. nothing . defiance of police like it's people, for instance, when you send because before you think about the downfall bosses and the ending

licky, queen breeds the people of legal. so my for to roughly is my last line of defense and proof of that distance where i'm from the not is not just playing an important role in documenting life and leg off, but also contributing to the preservation alliance street. he's here to bring about change and let the motions of folks buy his lands. encourage impact an action. photography illuminates to stories of life and for not is offering a captivating glimpse into the divers tapestry of nigeria. prophecy wine is a centuries old od from nurturing vines to transforming grapes into a mazda piece. any thoughts o? joining me now is a world winning send a most death weighed roger land wage. thank you so much for joining me. pleasant to be a. how does marian del incorporate quite frankly, and sustainable practices within the wine making ends and you'd managements, so with the,

with the one making side we've already certified the seller as organic. so what it entails is it's about 36 months to convert you'll venue. it's from conventional agriculture, which is the use of herbicides chemicals based on sizes and all that stuff. so yeah, enough in the heat, why don't we go down to the ceiling door and i can show you a bit of the ones that we might could please let it go. all police are welcome to, i'll tell it to experience this is way we. yeah, let everyone taste i want. you've got such an incredible tasting prepaid is. so we've got the the 3 wipe lines. we go to solving them blank, which is paired with the with the children brownie who very smooth but still extremely fable. so yeah. and then it comes down to the sheriffs, so the sure ours from the arundel, we were cold climates. so sure ours is a very perfumed and feminine and deluxe delicate style of sure ours. and that we've paid with the fish one paper chicken,

one ton boss. good. me less spice. theme 20 last but certainly not nice. so can, you know, at least as a kind of towards, like i said, we're in dollars very well. 9 for pinot tours and it's paid with a strong me yeah. crude ton for strong me saying well enjoy i did browser and thank you so much for your insights. wait, i really appreciate it. okay, so thanks for coming out from wine tasting. can't or been whole to more tasty options. marissa, this is a destination of taste varieties with various cultural aspects from china and india fuse and see their street food. let's meet as input the new to have a taste of some of these popular street to live. from the golf to the left, the dog and the sweetest chinese delicacies joined us on the calendar with johnny on the most vibrant streets of portrait, the capital city of maurice where we look both sold off the he didn't jam 212

eyes. our taste buds. now, let's go over the years martians, how that fits each other's proceed. resulting in a very unique calling. every experience from automatic countries disabled we meet over just knocks the flavors of malicious transport your case. but to have power dies of gas front of me. so now i'm going to bring you to one of my favorite for baby, or through the busiest walk. because we will have to go and have you. this is originating from india, but with a trick, we have a friend tomorrow because why? the mid yeah. my, your new problem. it's such a new model. the model more than i wanted to be. i didn't think it would. you mean

you would solve it? so now what we're being do is actually take a look at it, which is filled with the top 3 piece of chicken breast, which is coated with bread crumbs. and then the white christmas extra on the outside. also green red to these, we did that. and on the side of taking a leap, which is made hot with lentils and 3 on his 5. so and then you take a big group a lot, even with all the resources rich food culture is a blend of african chinese french and indian influence is inside the small alley is a hidden gems. we're going to try to build for you,

often known as the national. this of irish has come with the, the joy of food lies not on the united states, but the stories it tells and the memories it creates. what i meant just for me is that his, the 5th generation of his family to be totally sellers. and he himself has been doing it for more than 40 years. next generation, it's going to be his daughter who's going to take over the 1st lady to ever take over the formula from one day destination to the next port. this market is especially known for its variety of stores. and in c, k, t, a room and unique cutting their re treasures of marshes. and this is the new dot. it's a middle space string wave, some seats inside,

which is very famous. for today, i'm going to show you one of my favorite, which is the watson amended juice. and let the flavors of movie sheets ignite, your cutting new repression. i would guess for him to make a bunch of bring says he, its shine, that way you can experience the ultimate sweet st. pete's marissa is made up of a beautiful mix up. gotcha. now we're going to try some traditional chinese delegates these documents that you brian, how are you? good. i said the meet autumn festival is coming at the end of this spot. what, how you got for us? we got some special takes the bed, so there's some kind of t parents go to the cakes, let me run you through it. so here we hope that gus is honestly we one, we help resident based insight and the other one will apply a few notes which is tailored solutions face. and the next one, we got the moon k,

which is the hottest 5 foot, which is from a rice slower feed us and system me pull, kind of push together and put in a special it's a different fixture. you get a lot of the peanuts inside the big spring. very nice and that the flavor and it's clean by and i love it. so brian has we commended that we try a smaller team just to clean up the pallets 1st before we try the gates. so what we hope to hear, the yellow, etc. and as you can see, you have enough to favor a festival for take the and the other. we hope that typically we take that we use just because he can sign the can city which has a very interesting thing inside. i don't know if you can see the, your duck at your which is sorted. then you have a sweet face here. look at this,

it's a piece of art. let's price. so it's really amazing. right. thank you so much. especially for this new about the experience of ferrying seats and fractional cakes. and i wish you a happy mid ocean festival. so this is the end of our food journey. i hope you've loved it because when it comes to food puts on those. right. so yeah, it's the one to so to see different seasons of slave and such a beautiful se thing. natasha say no. and you saw it, i also known as such, a bum bum is a special design and musician whose brand must suck is 9 foot truly embodying the also standing out. it's

a type of fashion that stands out and raises a few eyebrows on the streets of and 10, not evil place. and then i created these designs for going out in the evening for those to work in the artistic field for this cover used to cover the up to see the woman behind these outfits is natasha standing while the store a k, sasha, bum bum. i love it because it's something new feed, it was such and it's very artistic. it would be very cool to go to a night club like this. we must see. let me tell her the lifestyle is truly extravagant. what are even started my own brand, which is called my song, the basically to stand out as a crowd met a gas course capital until not evil is full of contrasts, culture and color. madagascar is the 4th largest island in the world.

first colonized by ancient indonesia and later by france even with all its diversity in terms of fashion, social bump, arms work, stands out. most of her outfits are made for music, videos or fashion shows. she learned most of her function expertise by doing things herself. in her small workshop at home session is a multi talent in addition to fashion, she also makes music. she takes us to where we're her. so with her back, you know what the additional

key, the 2 things are going well together. and in music you need good style, i've got a lot of imagination in that regard. and i'm good at combining the, my dream is to be known in these 2 circles. because these are the 2 worlds where i have talents of unsettled. and i would love to bring that to the international world. in some ways, i want to be an inspiration to the use of the future. and such a bum bum is ready to keep on working hard for her dream. to put madagascar as creative industry on the international map, that's about all the time we have for you today. thank you so much for joining us. why not here to have it to us social media channels for more from the african

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