we say they're about never getting up every weekend on dw, the the national museum houses and large and diverse collection of specimens that highlighted with one of the cultural diversity. located right here in maine mall, the building itself seamlessly integrate. so this is a, as a modern architect. yeah, i am so excited to explore more, but 1st we can needs kenya, styling since patients, brian. but who discover how people can come in and his brother open the high end of the color is getting light keeps out as then we reveal the secret of money with tissues very without lifting the veil. so refer units for low codes. i'm not,

is cooking with any god as i am going to see, they kept me with you and you are watching as max the the 1st steps we get off to cause like kitchen in the low way which supports lien. so to that you calling me by sourcing locally serving sustainable food as recycling, waste benefits below is i've reduced the carbon footprint. why is the garden of this small restaurant in the long way more than just a shady spot? and what does all this have to do? with 0 waste and menstrual cups, that's find out. i love food, i love people. i love learning, and i absolutely hate to waste. because a was my efforts to create a business that it could incorporate all of those things together. how's the

kitchen in the wrong way has put together a self sustainable ecosystem that includes the food garden, denny waste collection, and also takes to various agencies that recycle. and don't forget the menstrual cups for more than that nature. isn't that a lot of extra work for a restaurant in the very beginning, it was one person's vision and trying to translate that to the many people that we walk in. but once the systems have been put in place and you have an incredible team, it's like everything else in life, it becomes routine and becomes easy. but i think the hard part can be when you have different people pulling you in different directions and stay cool to what it is that you do. we have 3 main areas here. we have the building inside, which is our denny and our kitchen, which is a fed distance removed from the recycling area for hygiene reasons. and then we also have the sub area which is the out to open a teaching area. it's

a lovely way to put everything together. so for people to see they come drop off the recycling um to so off, take us, we'll take it away for juice, what they make, and then bring it back here to the valley where people are able to see where the waist went. and all the incredible products that it'd be made among the products that we sell, because that is always faced with what they allow. and also condo is. if they meant they've got to have a flat. we also sell rice flour and add that float that's including sold them, emitted flat. and we also sell high quality because of route impact that they use the kitchen. the commercial arm of consecration has developed an eastern system that produces a range of great new meal kits and bases weekends that are source locally supporting local farmers besides selling parties. is there any other benefit for the farmers of look like some some of the items which they have on that?

so uh, normally when doing this uh, i always get my bucks like uh, my empty plastic bag since i have to use them so that i can use them again next time. 12 wait, some points. and now because of these cars, uh, these bad me to get some clips to avoid using the plastics. this is not good for the nature of restaurants. produces a lot of waste is what they produce enough to keep other enterprises going. we really encourage people to come and bring their waste here, but we also bring the waste from our own kitchen and deposit it into the relevant room. this is our campus to books when we are making our own voice and do these uh, kitchen scraps. uh, these are coming from the kitchen. uh, when i say we have used what they need there and these are the means. we take them here so that they do come forth after the old position here we

take them into our guiding. we go lawrenceville, then we take this douglasville, they've got this back to the kitchen. besides composting the food waste time. the kitchen also collects all kinds of waste, such as glass and plastic bottles, paper until that gets started and collected by their partner agencies. over here we collect last possible uh, which we actually use to build. um, so this whole recycling area has been made out to recycle buffalo over here we collect metal 10. um there are a lot of them. uh inside. we just collect them for an incredible non profit cold flu is really provides menstrual cop feel free to thousands of allow in women and as part of the pack. when they receive the menstrual cup, they also receive

a 10 because to be able to clean the minutes for cops, they need to be able to sterilize that most women since have microwaves or electricity ways, if you might be used to. we also have a collection point here for another incredible nonprofit organization called 2 bed 2 bath. it is based and select her refugee camp where there are over 54000 people in attempts that should have been built for 12000 people. uh, and there's a lot of unemployment and so to deborah was created for women to be able to create jobs and income for themselves this year as an example of what they've done with a plastic container and a co coaching. they have put the beans or seeds inside making raffles and turn them into children toys. and for those who come from, you want to get a better understanding of what they can do to get more crafty, reduced end of cycle than waste. there's a mentor that create

a space where you can lose your into a creative beast. we also allow people to do the cycle, not only the space, but also as a home. as a kitchen was set up to support the financial, social, and environmental change. this seems like a lot of work outside of a restaurant's core business. is managing all of this worth it. it's worth it for me because having opportunities like this to share a message and to hopefully inspire one or 2 other people to see that making a profit and having a business doesn't need to be independent from making a difference on the planet. you don't have to have a job in a ministry to have a positive influence on people in on the planet, whether it's woman's empowerment or just a shady spot. has a kitchen is a 0 waste pioneer in malawi, a kitchen that shows that social enterprises and community lead organizations, ultimately benefit everyone, people and the environment. i'm to think that this is only

a fraction of what is be happening behind the scenes cause the kitchen is an inspiration which one the national museum has been undergoing renovations for several years due to the delay that came with club in 19. and unfortunately, still hasn't opened its doors yet in 2024. we are here with achieve q 8, so of i q energy ends and monuments. mr. phillips, the high deduct, sir, welcome to the show. what changes is the book lemme national museum going from from with was so how it looked like in 2024. what happened is that, as you might know, the missile museum was uh, established in 1967. now what does it mean though? is that without doing any freshmen which has done about 4 to yourself, date was best done. we went into the museum to include fresh information that has happened since the last 40 years research on i can't log on to energy and also a lot more on. so on the, you know, special point, you can level one trauma in the last 40 years. how are you manage to successfully

balance modern art and culture? set the museum fields or get to make it it's ever lucian for you see the dentist space of what we called a permanent position. he's on the ground floor plan that uses about 6 categories, but the entire, uh, 2nd level of this building is dedicated to the holding institutions, you know, temporary institutions which one of which is built into the works of, um, emergent issues and accounting gender issues. and so it's, it's going to be open to the national museum incorporates the technical guard of, as well as up to con gallery. why was the decision made to bring together these 2 specific entities to this department? is isn't, is called like a was on his, on the gym and monuments. so that which i think i've got in comes in because it's one of those uh, more humans that uh, that, that'd be uh, explored in this manifestation is the way of the,

of the national museum. and the same way they up to the country is mostly political edwards. so we definitely will defy seeing a lot of this space of the 2 different heritage of the country. much what happens is of a country about any kind of hot box. next, we head over to kenya needs brian about a young award winning, silas taking the fashion industry by storm gloating twan to be tied by a celebrate in foster pix, but the hello. before we get to know why, celebrities like abc money rely on brian's desk, let's decode how he rose to be caught up to question stylist. my mom wasn't very spanish by son full how thing was to dress in a feeling the time. so i sort of picked up a lot from style and they used to make big fabrics from this tool and sort of mix

once was cute pieces of them. i just do to fight to use old brand bundle. he's a know what we need to used. we be as of experience what the, with the changes top celebrities like so to so, so how the brand may keep breakthrough in these rad that we minutes failed. so initially when i took into a styling got about 23, our phone, mental activity locked in fashion. i think it was very challenging because it is a very interesting was tough is to get into as i might need to gave this link. what that's not a man's job and initiated even when you lift that thing out by section of fashion then was make you can provide me just me. i take the order around the tailoring business. they roby the capital c team, kenya. host very is question events like there will be fostering week and kind of the question of what the stroke is this the silence of local designers. ok, now interesting question. these, that'd be cool to choose for what they've done,

at least in d. w use and k 8 is keep money up for brian. right. has been my friend 5 and then silas for a long time. i don't know how long it's been, but it's being happy, long friendship and signing journey. and why do they choose him? because he is v brian bible. he has style, probably some of the most famous people in this country, some of the most celebrated. and it's because he's a storyteller. he's always texting me and my limits, you know, i'll over some. no, no, no, i don't like that color. i don't like that. so and who keep insisting on it? because i'm just good and he's being something bigger than me. so that's really, really great. brian korea begun in 2009 was the in high school except to this is but as between what the for the design a, who'd say that he's the corner mix degree full fashion initially when i mean frustrating, it was a fun thing. it was a windows editing macy style. let me say meetings and when i was in high school it

was supposed to be fine. it was and gave me it wasn't something i assume doesn't slick. you know, what are you wherever, when and legs, let me this 6. yeah. we can put that move together and then we can move on. and then when i go to come pass it was, it became all of cool. can i take the, besides the site hassle? cuz of course anyone encompasses broke, so i took you to the site hassle and i didn't get to the city of clients and it's now 10 years. the c h a 1010 of the state. let's see. much proficient, i mean, we've been creating a loop for ab post out the sol. how does brian approach such products before we set up project? i think it's really important to fascinate the clients. and sort of this gets fit in the different sign, individual rates and brand, and then get the initial brief of what they're trying to achieve and what the best that of being activities are for. and then we sort of do, if we'd say that we are shopping for the, the says uprooting them was to be,

i do the process with the design. now we saw us were fabric. we sort of just make sure everything comes together and to the point where we didn't see things. and then this would something quite an interesting thing to sort of what's, how, when you dress people and they get into correct. uh, it'd be, become a whole entity, this new personality or this and doing that and how the, the clothes also boost their confidence to make another 2nd scheme for them. yeah, brian boston for dialing you every day throughout the year. but how does he use fashion to make a statement as input society as a passive election, fashion or kids? and i mean i've, i've used fashion as a way of protest i, there's attainment just machines keeping something protest. just like a protest about just how like life was getting had, is it some of that was one of the things i didn't make and such kind of thing. they

how fast they move in. but i think the 1st one was like which one was when you get into my is johnny as the status was the very 1st of all i need to is upcoming status. on the 2014 for getting a freshman hour, i've been privileged to equity like the some of the biggest projects in africa. i've often so to so to us from live in diagnostic i, i've, i can dig, i do security. i screens. uh, 10. missed that easy. i was just work on a couple of various projects even for south africa. walk for some stuff with netflix. yeah. it's reading quite heads then brian is blazing the see and he's walk continues to drive, train and ship the boston landscape. and oh, wow, right. and i will definitely have to work with you some time back to you philip, how is the new ze, i'm involved in the preservation of other sites of cultural and historical

importance. so it's also taking 2 over $2400.00 sites across the accounts. and they include uh, stone walls and stone walls, upsides name to georgia conformation like we have a case that includes. so if you look heroes as we just mentioned, but also the final invest in place for our new go. the new go of the new york. can you tell us a little bit more about who that was a nuclear was um and would have been who was stolen, whose body was stolen from south africa in the 1824 to eventually was, was displayed in a spanish museum at been yours. and so he's only in 2000 to the applicant union of the disability years of negotiations. very special platform in 16 little 20th street in line that this is the oldest township in

cape town. it's hard to believe, but right here in land, in the 16 on little totally opposite gallery life is buzzing with joy. for us, it's been lovely to see young students from all overland coming in and not being afraid to come into the gallery and come experience the show that is put on 16 under a totally has given the street in london, a facelift built in 1923 long is considered as cape tons of 1st township and was intended to segregate the black community designed to maintain maximum visibility and control of the resident land got in the 19 sixty's became a central struggle for young people. what inspired p loan can the, and his brother to open the gallery in the tons of with a crew up. there were no galleries of this stature in this community when their offices of

a very high stature that come from this community. so we always felt there was a disconnect between with some of the oxys coming from and the areas of things 5, but to with is works being displayed and with a being enjoyed before we find out what the neighbors actually think of these are the party people let's start with why he and his brother raised millions to transform this old home into this happening gallery. we really want us to kind of contribute to artists that come from areas like glenda who are potentially wouldn't have opportunities to exhibits in other galleries, in more affluent areas with 8 exhibitions in the last 2 years. and over $1800.00 visitors a month below has made that gallery a hotspot in the township. and yet why it ought to come from a very artistic family so far beside with a new kind of for others being amazing,

jazz musicians. oh, great grandfather, also being a legendary jazz musician and from why besides to we have a lot of the musicians. so we really grew up or on the us, especially in the community spend for example, an onset that we were quite closely with mondays ago. and he grew up in the same road as i do when does he come? is one of the local artist. they created a platform for, you know, and these, they charge up again, central percent of the because people, i never, i never show other people in the location. well, i was born one can see that one gives you used to be a dancer. the joy and image you restricted in his art has an international. it's too much opposite

location. it's always difficult for me. i'd just like to have in this deal to do in your own things. sometimes we need your own space. is that kind of a phone in my location, and then we start the twin twin and then things that have changed. now. below has sold 6 of monkeys. these aren't quick at the national ahd fit earlier this year. finally, he can afford the space to it. my system gave you go and had an amazing fair. i mean he's got a lot of commission works that results of that and is kind of a waiting list that is being developed for his work. what impact has the gallery head on the rest of the community?

a new business center has developed around the gallery because like a lot of people that are coming to, to us to see the color and we sitting side office with them. so this, the 1st point of call from the guys would point out that these guys also send the code and that's converted into sales for us. you know, also born in alaska will not to, to, to open the imported closing store, making online fashion accessible to people who live here, investing in their own space. and we know the traditional way is doing things. it's you know, all sorts of things that uh, what the future is about. right? people want convenience and that is exactly what the calorie team in us have done. we felt convenience into the streets the so what does the future hold? the vision is to really transform this community and make this community

turn to would township $1.00 and $2.00 and $3.00, define what township even means. the we've got plans of making the land a smart city. so we really kind of want to aim high. and then within the arts, we want to really take african on global. and we want to represents offices that come from areas like glenda, who would not normally get the opportunity and representing globally so that the world can see how much amazing talent can some piece. it may be an unusual place for an art gallery, and d, a. t p. o has achieved the feet of making his township more livable and lovable. what it weighed. concept where gallery and a township to help with tourism and so case local ups and it serves the units for

local download is a renowned nigerian shift delivery to include taking money woodstock. for up to a studio kitchen, to cook up some delicious meals. she also breaks the stereotype of cooking while on tv with any gob, enjoy. my name is shari fi, you know, so low down. no, i call myself a cold and i access become a very standard hosting online cooking show with some of the hardest to let him know he would. but you've had to overcome stigma and stereotypes on her birth. social media of things had very negative interactions with non was then as such, sometimes even with moses because of the way i am dress 10 years ago, she wants to own brand of high mix seasonings. i actually innovated the mattresses and branding 9 to yeah, the nice way we says and 100 percent natural new on the sheets. despite the success of her leg was based, brent stop sharing moments. the lights,

sharika was still reluctant to show a face rather to show the valve cover. i was worried that my customers would want to know who is behind the brand and what, who wants to buy from me? brands popularity exploded snowballing into a self produced cooking shows complete with its own state of the art studio kitchen . today's guest is your reuben language film actress. do any out a just to watch her cook to cover it up. it's very inspiring. it's just, it's, it's blown my mind from rubbing shoulders with deliberate are used to creating mouth watering. instagram with the dishes, that's teresa units is most effective. ingredients is how determination to smash down from a couple of really invalids. one that we hope you enjoy the show. don't forget to go to d, w dot com slash f 3 megs for more. so next time i am really feedback, kathleen would be good by the,

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