to every single connection mapped out shows the geophysical reality. the on the board is what makes things the way they are mapped out. navigating a changing world now on youtube, nigerian are, is making ways around the world. today we explore as a part of the collection of you obviously show them right here at this distinctive museum. but 1st we visit space solid studios in south africa. we're active creek video games to educate youngsters about politics, discover restaurants and narrow b, kenya, where you can order with out saying a word. then we meet jim ok. i do want you a poet, bringing the spoken word of black culture to center stage. i am very right enjoy watching after max the

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get your snow adventure sports on low k to the conservative 4 to 5 hour drive north of messrs. next door to the, let's hang, diamond mine, you're in the wealthiest neighborhood in the so to the, however, as fabulous as i look, you're here to experience a different kind of bar. so i have to ask you how adventurous are you or something i know before my mama comes after me, i'm not going to kill myself and dixon slip. if you haven't skied, lexi devise a. take a listen. the

and this is, i call today to that doesn't mean the snow isn't for you. you can still get it or i center flow. oh boy, let's go the, i think that's enough action for one day. what else can you do in the snow? maybe tony down and i can do a little the something that's traditional, maybe both a slow man. and if you can do that, take a snowball the some of the best places, either. if you ever find yourself snowball and like you to be in a beautiful place like a wild florida yourself, a hot hyper meal to me up from the inside of that maybe a couple of coffee while you wait. the, there is

a wealth of fun to be had in the snow, that bus, so to and the rest of the continent are missing out on come to the so to, for your snow what venture, it's a lot easier on your pocket than the global noise. and besides, they don't have sense that's like this. what's out europe? africa, as in the world stage 4. here let's, let's move am showcase as major as art same. so the extensive collection all the gave me c. she's on. it's a must visit for enthusiast. i'm cultural as far as joining me today as museum educators, mr. child. hi, mr. charles, how are you? hi, baby, i'm fine you. i'm great. thank you, and welcome to our museum and then we'll talk more as i said. so let's go. now let me, it was quite a dramatic 6 isn't it was inspired the design. that is our director to jessica toyota please. and i can type. so he designed the building to be in the form of a box. so the museum started from people collecting items and keeping it in boxes

that have called curiosity and box museum itself is to push that idea. how's the museum comes to be a grand page? i would say a previous dion anastasia then is the largest as collect and i think about $7000.00 artworks he needed it, placed on his works or his colleagues tend to walk through the state and post parity. and i must say the work here is incredible things. i do want to know how do you think of what role do you feel like the museum plays and showcasing nigerian arts to global. i'm even national audiences. yeah. we a museum that just arrested and in a interest to go to the idea is the actual works themselves. object. ida is about the dialogue that come from the artwork. and so when you engage an advocate and goes beyond the state, takes the history and everything like also goes about the show context. so you

start the lennon tends to be on just the object. thank you so much, todd, you're gonna hear more from you later. no problem, i'll be here. all right, gaming is something all junk says enjoy. but how can we use the influence for ethical issues such as election? let's find out by visiting space style studio. the gaming group in south africa. the influence elections with games that's possible with this game. but before we show you how to use games to trace critical issues and what tracking has to do with it, let's get down to business. so the reason why we made the game was as a response to the decline in photos, turned out, especially with the huge gift, plays empathy to us. the need is that the leg to understand like it's not really an easy job to govern the kind of space um it is an award winning south africans game

design studio located in johannesburg. and his team are changing the game design space not to use, but the country in the still wide dominated developers space with the ideas of black identity starting out with the tray, the, the that's looking at more meaning than other ways to fix their lives. and instead of doing research and you find it ok, actually this originates from west african is a cultural, dancing of praise and worship. it has a lot of spiritual, insignificant meaning to what it has been sending to right now. so then in that queue, pop music videos, we're just not doing it any justice watching to play hard file, trying to see if we can hold on to the flag long enough, isn't 10. okay, but how does based valid manage the fund factor into an educational game about politics is your mask and well, let's start with the types of are they called the gain p weekly point on or the v p,

a term used by politicians and part of it so i run a because when you appear the points of what it's actually spelled pool, and that's like the kind of the state of politics that in right now, you know, political set to is difficult in itself. but managing a game that deals with, i run a commentary on social and political issues, is a really difficult task. how to double check it. i thought, how do we came of fi, the whole political, a set time cartoons. how do we turn that into a game? how do we bring it into the new space? cowboys? a huge fan of political cartoon is the bureau and has been following his work since he began as a school shop. he had tried to share some of these ideas of pu weekly woods appeared real for years, but never got a response to these emails. i followed him, i liked instagram's, i saw it and he is doing a toll on his new magazine. and i'm back. i'm definitely going to go there wasn't

just suitcase books on sticky stuff a while ago and then to get a response. i think that was what stephanie showed me. oh, i loved best. loved the what you've done. and i thoughts that i'd say to respond. and that was the beginning of the collaboration. i think it was one major snack. nice thing about katie. it's not about the. how would these totally different od phones work together? now what i'm a plan is an artist and design and space salad teen. it was his jobs, the trunk days appear as kind of this into a game. so the visuals is our action was basically ours or we just to solve through a lot of the things that we were pretty sure about man. and we just hear from him who felt about the texas a jonathan. all right. i life if you are able to kind of,

you know, take it to the next level. the thing that i was bit concerned about. if my stuff is using anything i want that kind of piece us to be sorry, it works for me. but i didn't want there to be things that could kind of key to the whole you know, free for. ready the some ethics on those of the 1st game tackled the global issue, renewable energy with the 1st can we speak about the issue of flow setting? and then you have 2 options between continuing with the mining coal and using that as the kind of electrical generation method, all going street with solar in addition to trying to get young people to engage in social issues, they give talk that schools. why is that important for tablets to get more young black people to see game design as a possible career without paying it for?

so we sewing these kids out of the games that you play the opposite, like you that can make the games. and you also teach them how to make the game. 2024 is an election. yeah, around go. it was a perfect time to launch a political game. next up is the united states of america, and they'll need all the inside of this. do dependents. a go come and say to the pair of the it was really a good experience working and then because it was really helpful. like when we went fighting for space, it was like a marriage where we made each other half way. or if we could make games that not only impact the play as lives, what the will that they live in. we wanted to create games with a message, you know, the way you can learn and can take something out of that experience. and it came a bit of an expected and i guess the rest is history. gaming working on politics. how i've seen it all fact the child can you tell me about this right here?

this is one of the top 10, highly right side tire human resources by george. so i'll talk some noise about from the address i expect the books about people's population is the greatest assets. me more like a resource. that's how people shall use. the very niche of mine is to walk. so the images seem to be engaging in the past activity. there is the use of the colors that makes it look as if the ideas, very liberal as jazz. when i was looking at it from the perspective of the axis, we once the past and hope comes on stands before this as well. to look at it from the keys on perspective, how does the actual affects you? what do you pick from viewing the actual, what the lessons do you get? can you show me some of your modern contemporary art? okay. yeah. so thinking about contemporary art more than it's so since he's already

to us that started from the 1900s to the 1980s meet them from that to say is that seem to work subsidized as a contemporary so, but i just want to show you this is a group of let me decide k is what is more then at least for both of practice. so the content probably do that. most of this works. we're doing the 2000 and c's. i love it. i have learned so much today. thank you so much for your time, sir. next we have to kind of have to a restaurant where the waiters and waitresses, or how does this work, especially when taking orders. let's find out. nobody remembers started using these coffee in a row be even if you all in the local language about to knocks it and shouting, want to make it a beta and get the guests here. look completely satisfied. but what other means is

when i come here to find this case, because the weeks as you can just read the lease from the lease, and that is too, i probably can pay. you don't have to see a single what to order. a size is enough or rather sign language wondering why what happens if you don't know sign language. most of this stuff are hearing impaired and therefore communicate using gays to install facial expressions. and last but not least, the pre on the shirts have to avoid misunderstanding that wasn't always the case. and therefore we go into how the cafe is helping to strengthen their community in kenya. let's look at how it came about in the last place, or one of the settings is the big one is the communication communication with the big challenge here. as you may aware, but it's a phase a place where people who are hearing impaired have been hired from the kitchen to management any 6 of the business. so we have breakdown down into

a not having any for the communication, and it was a bit challenging for me to come into this industry and set something different from my background, which is a, an a to i've had before. the main reason that i joined here was actually dispute humanity and health people. and what i was in the full as an i'd walk us or linked to a to working side of me into the business. and those wouldn't bid us to create this beautiful space. the there is an estimation of 1774000 a day, and hop of hearing in kenya will face dialing just in health care education and employment alongside lead me to awareness of the kid you understand language. but how does this stuff at the coffee even speak to each other? after all, they have to work together to prepare the food, the main thing that we really walked on and we have really achieved it,

is creating home for one and creating a platform where people can actually work together as a team, as a brothers and sisters. and that created confidence, and once you have confidence, then what do you create is communication. that is what made as also the guys in the kitchen to communicate together on a sign language, some of them lunch. a lot of the guys come here learn to book a bit of how to communicate the guys who can hills so but even given the sign language, it's all my team most aligned to sign language just within this premises. hello everyone. i'm gloria 12 cool luck is paulette coffee as a waitress i left my job before i joined, pallets coffee. i was walking in a beauty retail shop. communication was not that easy as compared to here at felipe coffee, the inside my line of walk at splendid coffee for the 1st time, had difficulties in interaction,

including meeting with the clients here at the top is fairly but was defined by supervisors. want on my back all the times to of a see us move flu and my communications tools with the clients. one meant the customers know the one is the a final note. we give them the mean, then the order and point which food or drink they would want. if they don't understand sign language, i took out a book and a pin. i record it down. then i tell them, thank you for the day for the hearing impaired walking face out the be the pick a week here, more understanding in the queue of income housing, the restaurant, post those 5 as a sign of hope for the community. i've had the, our, some experience finding, okay. you see a call, it's as a, as in it will be something varies with music on,

on something that can bring a lot of feedback back to our community thinks he's started in 2019. they stopped business. know how to acting run to we an over of 30 out to 40 employees here in, in fact or there. that's why the style of combining this, the, because we'd community in fact creating jobs for people who i need was fewer commodity. an expansion of products to fit is again, fewer job creation unemployment for people. so all these things is what makes us success. the body of faith is not just about eating of february, but also about providing a meaningful activity, breaking down barriers and creating opportunities. and don't forget one sign. easy enough. do you okay, i think you raise in germany by euro, by parents seem founded on host and event series called poaching mates in which you

celebrate black culture. let's check it out from spoken poetry to jazz. he popo, so african traditions have impacted modern pop culture. how has the vin series poetry meets help land culture take center stage in the capital of germany? who's the 1st that fortunately? oh, okay, very good. knowing where to go to locate at the end you was raised in germany by you the parents. and she's the host and founder of the series of events where she gets people to read poetry out loud. let's find out why it's so important to, to locate, to bring black culture to the full port for me for the poetry meat. so the poetry meat series and is a series of events that brings together different forms of thought. but the spotlight is on poetry. it's a cool,

just an hour until things get started to jim ok and her team of coordinating the final details around 10 artists will take the stage today. local and international performance for present that poetry, music and dancing skills for sold out auditory in jamaica. he founded the series of events in 2014. it all got started with hip hop and small rooms that gave tmo keeps the idea to found a platform for black halters. she was just 22 years old at the time. i. unfortunately, it's a power train me by hip hop originated from an open gen session upset went on until 4 in the morning to see what more and then happened. then i said, i'd really like to to rate this spelling based jamaica is a movie, talented artist. she's a dumps into format who writes and resigned to poems in german english case where he and you're rude, that she's a d j and how sarah radio show. but wanted to focus who hold the most as degree. an

african politics helped organize events focused on black culture? is top, luna, i've it's my ambition thoughts and music to all to one's consciousness and a certain way in give this of this consciousness can help to advance your courage to stand up for one's convictions and for society will change as an odd supervisor . and because there suffers a bundle for months of time with poetry meets dramatically, stands up to people of color in gemini. why is that so important? this figure, this out though, is that light? i mean, unfortunately the image of german society is such that it ran, it shows people like me in this form of the vehicles. there is some movement in that direction. a lot has changed from this because i see it as a matter of some how normalizing black people and people of color in every area of life and p, as he mentioned. so nobody is young as a vocation on an island spies. as

every evening when poetry meets takes place, the venue quickly fills up a rainbow to pass along the 29th. to fill out what people in the same space does a lot of tell it that there was a more established all taste as well. so michael, from from one room, i think they struck a cold with as like, guys, i always like to come here just because it's a beautiful place. poetry, all community for road up and run. i always get to the most out of it to you. the show begins, one of today's featured artist is mu, so the poet from zambia to me on the onset wind speed. a lot of times also on the bill is sonic interventions. the band performs in various languages, rhythms and don's the show, surprise. guess today is post office. the black from gone to

the and the featured main act is casanya, an honest living in both berlin and a cough. she blend elements of soul and effort popping has stage performances in this i'm the point of the event is simply to be able to see and experience people who you wouldn't normally see an experience and wouldn't normally even be given the space in the model live in a sense base to move, he had to now use series of poetry. meat has broken of and become an integral part of the lens. cultural life from the youngest, the ceiling museum, nigeria, we hope you enjoy the show. don't forget to add us up on our social and so next time by the,

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