the select some of the green revolution global. so listen to a whole lot of crime. it's probably up to speed is secure, subscribed to those channels. every friday. subscribe to plan. it's a hello and welcome to the 77 percent. so my name is edith kimani, and this week we're coming to you from tennis capital and one of the country's culture hub, and they will be on the special edition. so we'll meet the young people from all over the continents with dedicated themselves to improving our lives. passion, if musicians that says and all around creative, here's what they've lined up for you. we get to see the big cousin life helped us open a to be an artist adult to hear the sounds of come go through the special custom made instruments and thank you guys. he runs out. we meet breaking down

spring pioneer trust a move or 2. as mentioned earlier, they will be is the hub for create and it's become a backdrop for young talents create and content for the view as. so we'll be speaking to some of them later. but 1st, let's look a little detour to the nigerian town or you may say, where the tune perform. ah, a true last of these craft resides. then i do have cups. a comes from a long line of blacksmith and keep with tradition using crap as his preferred raw material. however, you will not believe what you create out of that trash. let's take a look where there is. so for, for la costa, i actually called myself the, well, the federal republic of nigeria, minot, east, up to i'm a painter. i do more of what i call recycling pods. funding crisis traces

are used with other visual language to miami miles viewed my human forms to communicate my thoughts about medicines. a a. i also use the most of metal for to, to talk about, you know, that the environmental dig. it is, i'll use them as a mentor for to, you know, to preach recycling on the upside. due to his characteristic lease energetic approached uses found objects of discarded trash to carefully mostly products casting. it's a way of connecting a culture who did the task to a technological charged and often waste press case. one of my recent piece i'm working on now. it's mixed all the computer pots on the panels with the different brooklyn industrial waste. by using group,

i know the 50 portraits of this young lady and offered count phase with the opposite kind of style. and i printed the loops will also be the paints. i have constantly derived joy in bending, causing, you know, i re shipping all this up just to be kind of forms that i want to. i choose, i filled out my works out there. appealed to them motion. oh yeah. life like i use my walk to talk about provides, here's my work to talk about culture. this is a rock that i'm working on now to kind of imagine, i love that, that is kind of, this list sculpture has been 12 months of the make. combining cast bronze with salvage scraps like sewing motorcycle and even rubber hoses. gear. i like crime i on the miles because they are very strong. a job.

oh, laugh i love it. i love to enjoy sitting on them and experiencing the strains in the muscles and yeah, yeah, for c durable strong is going to last the test of time of some of my walks, you would see the heating if it had been in rooms, he'd been installing my sculptures yeah, i tried to use them to to tell that story of i was finishing on our, of our impact our global impact in terms of mit that for g carefully cop ted roles was and i was so last craft smashing the the region where the tune is based, has been on the forefront of metallurgical innovation since at least the 13th century. and the lineage, middle craftsmanship,

is one that his family shares my full file that was in blocks, meet my grandfather. i was in miss walker. my fund that was uh while he's still in mechanic so it has been a need the you know, do you tobacco to basically is i think is the buckboard the hallmark on which my scrap all my hybrids cup to relies on. and i, i don't that continues to me to, to save and protect my own heritage. i feel so fulfilled that i'm tony and rubbish to these. and i'm talking with 12. that's the one though. that's odd. nissan is called c dot, the junky out of the width probably wouldn't go on nation. right. and then you guys can see that uh, the whole country. some of was myself on my colleagues can change and

narrative with our creativity and creativity continues with each stroke of the hammer and every blast from the welding god helping to fuse and i do re is metal work you past with it's artistic future? right, so to tune is obviously an incredibly gift to come to who has somehow managed to stand out from the crowd paint it will be a lot of creative, a trying to do just that rehearsing almost in their regular basis just so that they can be handled the peers and behind we have some dentist have agreed to speak to us and we're going to find out what they're doing. let's see. hi everyone. can i? can i join this? that's good. yeah, yeah, yeah. okay. before, before we start dancing, let me introduce you guys. don't show this to a name, right? can you tell me what you guys are doing, dancing in the middle of the street, seen a robi. first of all, this is special and we are shedding our portion of it for each other. so what

you're trying to do here is to show the energy on the i think happiness most mostly remote. that's the most thing that there we are trying to do here. energy and happiness, but most of i know that you guys also come here on like the weekends on sundays and dancing with a lot of people. what's that about? basically what you're doing, the streets, you normally teach people dunces. you cannot to even join us every sunday which is kids. you even adults. it sounds like there's a very positive spin around all of this because honestly i thought you were doing this for money. oh no, no, no, no, no, no, not even the send bill. okay. no, yeah, well what's, what's coming to mind when you are doing this is we know this someplace that you paid under. we know so many people don't have money. so what do you want to share people? one is to give them something for free, which they would never forget in their or life. i love that. do you think this is what makes you guys stand out and we do it because it's about giving through to

people. second thing is the streets is free, you can actually come once and is that we just being done. so if you get someone to actually get gets to see some at least for free, no payment. and um, basically yeah, yeah, that's all about it. enough talking, can we see some decimals? yeah, so you're just that 1234. step 44. and by then 4 and back. how you, how does the, um, 1234, then open and close. so we're going to be returning to the dance as in just a shotwell, but let's leave nairobi for a 2nd to see what's happening in the heart of africa. congo, the country has been home to legendary music artist like papa, when, but i'm finding you, papa. and now they've a new roof in town. tingling belong to me. i took the keys just a basic group, produces some familiar applicant sounds, but use of unfamiliar instruments like the term before. remember he will. these

guys make the instruments from scrap and the result is something that you call the one month's trust is another man's treasure. or in this case, a musical instrument. just the music group can go look in the alta makes music with things they find on the streets of the mega city. caustic buffaloes attendance resigned to find as a single string to tom made from attend come. and the congress of a no tv such as a bass drum buffet. they can just so yeah, there's a trend in contrast to knowing that we're musicians a gone, but they're also a visual artist who make costumes out of trash cans collected in the streets would be doing in the rivers. but it's a kind of appeal electronic, one ecological message equation telling people not to throw cans and so on into the gutters because it can clog them well, you can take them and do something with them. we like or just recycle them who are

pulling the off. are we taking the shows? if he likes to click even in the scorching, often in some the members settled to the treasure home through the streets. and it's not long before they find something they can use this guy or from here don't, i can put it in a bass drum. it makes it kicks on. deepest is like in rock music for an electronic music walk in. it will give you into them. i just picked up a string on my but i had a problem with my base, a string broke in the middle of the concert. so when i was out on the street, i found one, and now i can replace said, go to do that. i can go look in the office music has inspired by the rica logical vision. the she had a touring america in german performing the unique blend of music with a unique instruments. well, what

a lovely sounds though. we heard from chester, but we're back in a row beach. perfect to a dance move, and i want to continue this conversation with joshua associated with you. good. hi . uh, so we're back and i just wanted to ask you something, you know, i know you told me that the money is not the motivation for why you're doing this. so if this is not your source of income, what is so full and file we do have our own studio. we, i buy it, we are fully committed there. that's where we teach people like our permanent people. well, now we can check them. definitely, all i'm comfortable on the tip top not is, you know, take a page, throw this uh, influencing the brands on the or to them. so it does swell. uh, stream of money comes from the, i mean you, you sound very organized, but i wonder, do you feel that the government is supporting you as creative in this industry? so to me that up supporting us the one percent like the states, they've given us a chance to do a on the live activities sick. and they've given us like platforms well by. you'll

be given access to go perform in cultural events, but looking at the future, not just of dancing, but of creativity in general, and young people who just want to be in the us. what do you think the government can do better, or what would you wish to um, for me, what to do, i would want government to do or to suggest for them is to create a uh, on santa web i, they kind of employed these youths. okay. so for now we, we cannot uh, deal with them on. so for us it's so hard on those or you find downsize, a no deductible on it, you might find the school dropouts. so this would be an opportunity to teach them fine on. so you know this most more things that people don't know. so because we don't have a done center yet and we're on the streets, which is why we done, should we continue with that my, my lessons. okay. the

one i did of the guys thank you. so much put you to me here and there will be, we say, i'm a quarter to 2, which means i'm still very rough around the edges, but that's okay. you know, who isn't though, these incredible breakdown says from godaddy one to apparently they have some really good ones. and the best part is the also inclusive of a look. i remember them, we, i, they, i school body. i say guy was doing this, rick done stuff. been from dallas like was this looks cool and then i was like just to try it before i started because i was cool. but then i me thing guys from campbell. they were both. so i was sure this is someone spinning the

other one was spinning on his buck. so it's like if you find me breakdowns, that's the stuff that you know from the us music feed used underground people, but it was the ship's. the 1980s done. see what is also called the fascination of done. so i think you got the money memorial and you got them. but alexa, by god, it's phone is the computer internationally started yet one breakdowns festival. well this to have a few hurdles to overcome. that can be so good or you can send to a ink, you gotta use the school to alex and i'm on a have 3. it's for the cleaning to be boys and vehicles from. you can most experienced census everybody when you're starting to break it. it's the kind of introduction for yourself, like your, this is me and i'm here at the floor. you know, so it's, uh, i'll say the 1st part of the course of the steps that you have to do. step forward it to, julie said, i missed on this. we are owners here at the youth center to walk,

to gain more experience. but that's all what we love to dance, that is part of us cities freeform. the bounce lends itself to just about everybody. i mean 2019 the crew started encourage in different edwards today. something to do like to and will be nice and to move in the looking for people is that people in the streets, you know, some of the big on the streets does what i just the stage in the, in the home without going any way. uh, what was supposed to be a month cause ended up with the sub basement of the class of done school and the performance of the keys galley breaking stifle festival. they, they, they performed a movie performance. everyone was still in people tried. that's it. for the 2 i chose does for 3 reasons. one, it is tear up. you take, you know much too much. sometimes when i take too long without doing sports and

dance, my buddies defense. and i've also gained confidence and self esteem, talk you through before i was too shy to perform in front of people. but because of dance, i am no longer afraid. that's in their new monthly alexa, the money organize to congratulate breaking cycle festival, which includes stem cells from all over the world for the dentist activities. aaron's only confines to the one that competitions outside is tough. we got introduced them to another level of breaking was breaking. some can see that's way good. like it shows to cover for the 1st time in china. does this the boys in you don't the idea. and they, when i was going to compete with min, so it was, yeah, i was no bus. but i said, yeah, i know i do a bad thing, but i'm going to presenting yolanda so and this stuff big guy slides the i have

with the do my best rewind has no official breakdown situation. and so while breakdowns and stuff, it's making his debut at the lindsey exceed 2024. these sensors weren't able to compete for the qualifies for this team. i work into what's making that happen in the future. i think this is the right time for africa. you know, for someone to load them up, that this phone is now resolved. renee's 10 different durations if they're working, the government comes in so that there is a big move main general. so it means every, every people has that to be in that stage. and they uh, confidence that goal is done so it's have both the talent and the we will to make it so i think we can all agree that those are some pretty cool dads moves from the guy lead. i wish i could, i'm not going to embarrass. i felt that was pretty cool. but if the guy he has incredible breakdown, says nairobi has talented photographers and the somewhat in the city. they actually,

as i understand it here every day to try and get an income by photographing people . so let's try and see if they'll talk to us. hi, my name is it is same, same on okay. can you please tell me a little bit about what you do here? well, all these photographers and what do you explain what to do here? take pictures the reaction, but as the, the c t, there's a lot to do. and then also we do music videos over here to our clients. there's a space that isn't gonna be here. if it's not being you wouldn't be here if it doesn't say well, i like that. thank you so much for speaking to us. uh no, i did mention that you're going to be taking a tour of the continent and so they will be is not where we are focused. so let's go silver to south africa where we meet an incredible legend. he is responsible for the 1st african series, an inmate that seems to be produced by disney. we asked him a few questions and he had some very incredible things to say, watch with the animation industry growing in south africa,

many estimates as likely single, foster being recognized globally for the time. it's like being paid for how be, you know, what i mean the and i was growing up. i didn't see myself on the screen and i have to run home to us gentle movie. so we decided along with my partner to start something that looked like us sounds like of the dispute has been running used to do for a number of years now. but he's mission has always been to increase the visibility of african stories through animation. now this is the way to go and animate to is a director of the 1st african series on disney plus sci fi animation and found a jeep offering a futuristic view of the continent. there was

a 135. i think direct has invited to page across africa, the 3 requirement, 10 minutes hopeful future and it must have a hopeful future and for future worth. so as i fi, and i was one of the ones i've got selected, the, you know, the wealth of stories update meanings here in africa. it's of the so much that we haven't tapped into. and if we don't do it, it's going to be done for us. it's already starting to happen the from a fine, it's fun. his degree at vincent of is to, to a post graduate diploma and animation. let's see, hold ventured to funds for a mazda is compliant, becoming the 1st african estimate to it, but selected despite this prestigious j d t to remain his passion. back in south africa,

he co founded the motor animation academy in japan as bit between 219 so i went to the parents to learn from the business, go down to this school in the world and even in the interview to get it to the. and i said, i want to come to to ben, would you guys do to come back and do it? and that's essentially what i did. does a proof of breath things. when did mean that when the mendoza library buttons though the so much that i've learned that i can just keep to myself it's that's useless. it's important for me because if it's important for the young people that are coming up, it means they can see the same future that i see the way that i have taught. and the way that i haven't met cuz i'm or the older generation. i still start on paper, so i still start with something that looks like this. so i do my reps on paper because the computer has and do and it's

detriment does not include here, especially when a go with them. all color pen does have to do it again, and i know what i'm going to fix. once i scanned them and then i put them on the machine. i went to what i wanted to do information. i didn't think about korea didn't think about money. i wanted to do renovations like this it, there's no animation that's why i'm on. so i did find out. i do not regret that decision that please open my mind so animation. i'm self taught so even to get into more blond elizabeth, self taught things and lucky deal is good enough. when i talked to myself in the mission i was in. so i told with like, remember these to get to memory sticks of that. and it was like one gig a month, i would watch animation and try to copy it and think it was good enough. and then when i played back, so it was a lot of trial and error. so a comprehensive i to of africa would only be complete with a visit to may goes and i had the chance to visit this remarkable, active nation and wanted to guide you in preston. the me, k, i gallery, is one of the largest and oldest in west africa. and when i was in lagos, i had

a chance to visit this multi story odds haven and had a unique opportunity to speak with the found nick, a hassle funded in 2009 fine. i do in textile autism, me k o can die. this is west staff because most extensive art gallery always wanted to come here. and today we have the unique opportunity of speaking with me. k a. some young people who tell us what are in africa next to them policy and a 5 story building. it boost a collection of about $8000.00 domina to unite julian to us from various artists, including chief josephine obo, mccloud. the gallery aims to positively transform the long, neglected us and culture, industry united julia, and encourage the growth of african cultural heritage. this gallery is a well known cultural sport and tourist destination in west africa,

especially among young people, many of whom discovered it on social media. instagram, on every web i do in color. so i was breaking. i'm coming to be as nice as you already see here. the difference tries you have you have your advisor and all of these people mix for identity. mckay's dream is to reach the age gap in our appreciation to provide streaming to young office and visual musical. and performing arts, these artists then showcase best deals to guest demonstrating their traditions about earning a living. the space is open to opt into the old agents offering guest so unique opportunity to

connect to their routes and foster a sense of community and pride. make a wants to show how are transcends family, tradition, community. so i would love to go back to the case. i'd gallery one day, but for now this is where we end this incredible round up of some of us because most inspiring creative. please let us know what you think we love to hearing from you and you know where to find us. we have our own all social media platforms, but i've still got some documents for fax, so i'll leave it here for now. thank you so much for watching. bye bye. the the, the, to the left of

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