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was every single connection mapped out shows the geopolitical reality. the on the board is what makes things the way they are mapped out, navigating a changing world now on youtube, located just 30 minutes away from south africa's capital for toria. rosemary hill is a sustainable farm that embraces the spirit of sharing one week one lino, as the wound to nance, or if the vent menus organic restaurants vacation accommodations. it is a perfect destination for adventure, leisure and nature. love is best for when we meet the plus side. succession design of melissa bolton known as the queen of russell's in the may be a discovered drug artist belinda dot com. but the fuzzies impact in south africa then we head off to the sucka zambia to taste. some of the most delicious street
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foods i am assuming will not have the same. i won't be and you are watching asked remax the the classics as a music program in nairobi, introducing young people's success, the cool music it provides education, life skills and performance opportunities, helping young kids escape crime and creates right to fuses with your eyes closed and enjoying these means can you get is where it's coming full. surprisingly it's from the get those off came to the house. i want a people finance from this loves performs that plastic old jazz music to the oceans . the group is known as the family get of plastics. when you get a plastic so they find that there's a lot of opportunities because given us north and you missed opportunities for long
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music number one. and number 2, it also has all of us a continuously. but above all, you know, the main reason for different classics is making music. i'm making a difference. the single sign one guy was born and bred in go to go show why don't can just like just people here face the va can only time it. how did it happen that he didn't for, for drugs or guns like me, either get to keep growing up in colorado? sure. of course the experience or the address to, to imagine the operating and forgiveness people be role deal. but what i'll see, you know, growing up for certain slums, it's a big opportunity to say it depends on how you, you're very close. it's in budget was in front of the, of opportunities to ship your house, you know, put your to just like get to classics, just mentioning the other one was thrown out to you and she's the one to make it
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all happen. elizabeth door. okay. why did the pharmacy leave hucker yet in 2008 to all 5. get to keep the opportunity to start the music and play the guest cert. debra classic started quite by accident in 2008, 2009. i met the priest who was that, and i'm in charge of st. john's community center where we started and he learned to i was doing music. and so then he reached out to me the following day. they said, oh, but these 14 children whose thing in the church do you think you can teach the music? and at that time i was like, sure, but i was like no problem. we can do this. and so i got a few teachers to come and they started teaching music to 14, sing us, unless he's what has grown into get to plastics. i just feel that everybody deserves to have music in their lives. i think our biggest challenge was the life of the kids themselves. you know, you have a child coming and then they disappear. you try look for them, you'll find out that their lives to comes to this is really are working
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a gave them. the other thing was finding the resources in terms of instruments, in terms of the teachers, in terms of the pots for the instruments, but also money to keep the lights on. silent has been, we've been get to plastic full over the individual student has know even maybe to the position of funding stuff and the deputy conduct, what does he think easy too. that and the privilege people have no understanding of classical music, which is why crime prevention with classical music. he supposed to walk because the keeps don't license, don't they? the a wait. is that some classics dollars? we've instruments, especially, we're sending, some is things we had never seen in our life. uh, were you all used to do to us, you know, piano keyboards, job search. and then all of a sudden, you see to boons some boots. but it leaves things you have never seen giving bucks
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. you get the classics of say, they help really help us, you know, community, you know, shipped uh the life as many. so i decided to, to become what you don't the other people want to make sure more and more kids are being enrolled into the program seems to be things simpson, get to plastics has not only perfected that talents, but also this complex a box to international status from performing for notable feet, just like to do a bite and bark. obama upfront suspend for mccain and president will go to conduct the traveling to the what to date, sign one, it needs for harvey hosting for another upcoming courses or any performance. so you have to go through positions in clear going to practices of course, and make sure you, you know, that music that's been played. most of our music, i've talked to music so you have to read. so you have to be very good reading, literally road through your music before hon dot. so those are the pieces that we
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play are picked by off music to western classical pieces that they feel teach something to the kids. the kids play with their heart when they're playing african song, as long as they play well and they play with expression and they're, they have given what is coming out of their heart. i love what they elizabeth has made life easier for me. it keeps, we'd get to plastics and we've been safari come international does festival. she has created a spring board in the platform where young music love us from every way i can meet with the kids and especially the ghetto kids benefit from these festivals. our process, i'm not huge, but we work hard, i'm guessing park this will help us to pay school fees from primary school level all the way to university level. so we look for partners who can give us in kind in order to make sure the welfare of our kids is okay. since beats that get to plastic music program, housing board, more than 1500 young people from the areas of court of go show how did the life
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change for the over the years? i can 100 percent positively say that for most of the kids who come through, it is a positive experience. it's not like we go to each child and take them out of poverty. but i believe what we give them is the strength, the whole, the endurance i love desire for a better life. 6 plastic this like a home to me. yeah. mid new fans who have no become like a funding the get to the last thing is that music steps to learn from christ because music knows no boundaries. and we just from the dental out into the what the, what a great initiative using classical music to fight cry or miss old. and so last week is breathtaking landscapes. rosemary hill is an inch taunting escape,
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leaving the spring taking haven as theresa frank. and there's a hi hi. can you give us a bit more background on this beautiful place? thank you so much. rose male farm is assembly run business, my parents, and we're seeing the as since the seventies and mission is always being to make the resources that we have available to our local community to make a difference, to create jobs and to up skill. everybody that comes to this comes to the fall and we introduced the hospitality lake. so we slowly started building mountain, bike trails, hiking child waiting, the news, restaurants, killing sounds, amazing, misplaced, stunning. now we spotted a stunning maze. i know we're in here. can you please go see it? here? let's go. so we literally hosted hundreds of functions in here from all tech solutions to just the most beautiful events. uh, thank you so much teresa i conway. tasteful, more of this place. thank you so much. last, last question. celebrates old body types with stylish and bold designs. it's an
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inclusive industry embracing all comes with in the games and confidence mates melissa poults and know maybe as plus size, fashion design, who says large women comp, look and feel beautiful in glamorous gowns. from intricate control traces to the coolest, everyday outfits. melissa, pulsing knows how to make a statement before we get to know how melissa became the namibian plus size fashion design on. let's oscar. why she's known as the queen of russell's most of my designs, you would find please ruffles. every way i love the whole big met, decreases the ruffles are so free. the so free flowing feel really see it from 5. you know, you like you notice that in the movie in session industry, i am the only design that that really, really tips into russel's cleats. at every sion we, when you see my collection, you'll know that big dresses the drama. it's how is the fault of beyond russell,
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and this is also a renown for designing, for full of figures like her own. why is it such a popular line for her movie as a lot of class size woman them a process woman myself? a lot of ladies would ask me, where do you buy this item? i really want this item and it's very difficult to find building and shopped most of the items that you find a very basic i feel like we store is designed for class size women. they design so that they can hide the board. you. but i feel like you should hide your body per se . you shouldn't look like a team should be flattering and blessed eyes. women also want to look good. we want to be glamorous, too, and it's like me basically designing for myself in an industry renowned for it's focused on skinny, has becoming a plus size design of been a difficult journey for melissa. it is 5 challenging for me because i've always designed for the smaller market when you go for your studies, the teach you the pets in school for smaller figures. and i think it took me quite
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some time, you know, to finally feel confident to be able to do better than making full blast size. woman melissa designs are inspired by the full elements and the environments around her. let's find out about her latest summer collection. all of my collections up based off of nature. i want to be of those designers that don't design because of training. what color palette is stringing. what type of leaves get into the i'm not that design. i want to be unique. mrs. latest fashion offering is the jack or, and collection inspired by the jack around the tree. how did she end up working with award winning rep at the 121 bowler, also known as ly next to collaborate of thoughts with loudness. she's in the movie and wrapper and she's a freshman icon as well as i actually approached her 1st, i told her, i really want to do
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a government for you. she also really wants to work with me and i do most of her performance outputs. her part was kept the one from the route to the box to the leaf. i wanted the top part to be a very 6, the revealing type of type of collected. they've got then what i mean, and i felt like her design style would, would mall for this. so this is the check or in the collection part to i wanted the races to represent the flowers. i grew up with the dicker industry . my whole neighborhood is full of the decker and a dream. as a child, i was just fascinated by it. as i come back home, then i see all of these beautiful trees and the purple. yeah, and, and it's almost like as if the, the flowers are waving at me, you know, like as the wind goes through it, it's so special for me. melissa studied fashion design in cape town and started her own fashion. house incent, hook in 2012. but we did her love with designing clothes begin. it started when i
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was a little girl, when i watched the movie 101 dimensions, and i saw the beautiful characters of cru eligible my heart just looked up. i didn't want to necessarily be the evil part of grew i love, i wanted to be this glamorous person that creates beautiful jason. and ever since that's more age, i really just work towards that. now melissa is working furiously to finish the comments for her latest mini capsule collection. why is she under so much pressure? so the shoot that i'm doing tomorrow, it's basically a video shoot and my catalog shoot as well for this ring. i've tried to focus more on the control part of it all. and now i'm doing the ready to rearrange a little bit of strace, you know, because i'm currently busy finishing the last final touches. but overall i'm very excited for this. this is designed so all about being polled and beautiful. so it
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made perfect sense for her to loan to 2023 when to collection. attract 9th, them a, be a. but how did this all come about? liza ellis, one of my artist that i'd raise, she's very for the l g b g q community. and she's the one that host stress nice to and she told me they seem at that time was monochrome. and i was like, wow, mono chrome does the abrupt print for the into the wild collection, the drag queens, the so free. and i loved how they told the story. i loved how they put up the drum on the common spin of the story of being into the wild, you know, being sick free basically freedom strength and independence is melissa is most her for life and for design and whether she's creating outwards, forklift event every day. work way she likes to remind us the big is also beautiful . absolutely. for this melissa big is indeed
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beautiful. now one of the highlights of rosemary hill from the cabin. joining me now is thomas frank and managing director and own thomas. hi. we've had so much about your famous cabins. could you tell us more about the key elements that went into designing man? um it started off as a shipping container. i'm gonna try to figure out the best way to optimize the use of shipping content. we brought in some of the key elements by turning it into an a frame. b create that ex extra space on the outside at the bottom. and on the 2nd story. and even upstairs, we added a little bit of work from the normal footprint. and so we have a comfortable date, big boss with a view and showing it on the front so people can see the actual sunset funds. amazing. you guys at a center job with this pace. thank you so much for your time to pick it up next. and we joined belinda about the 5 c for her caps of 18 k. pride performance and explore. does enjoy the
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how does the mama africa all drag celebrate queen is and close a culture despite pushed back. i can not separate my cost on it from my pier knows because they both a part of my identity the but when they click on the capacity is a drag out as an active is living in. ty lita, a township on the cape flats, they track the soda is inspired by the close of culture and permanent female so that for contrib places. so why do they combine the culture and they look for drag . when i say i mode cost of quail, clear cost, uh if, because the tool for me i into lead because i'm proudly cost. i'm also proud to
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clear up. for me it is obviously important because it's also woke up. i'm doing these either on his ideas that being create african i'll put in a house full of parameters. there was only space for me to be. i don't remember coming out the 1st time we spoke about. it was after i went to pageant and i was in the front page and my parents for that. and it was just all you in chase is now i come from a very i family home. and most of the packages and the bullying i've always received outside hold. belinda is the founder of a move and quote, hash tag to that track magic which tells the stories of the struggles of black, clear people living in township. sweet discrimination is part of everyday life. how is belinda working towards changing that hashtags bag jack magic was born out of
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the previous project that i was doing with the an old quote kings of k town. i then had an idea that we needed to fill in jack fields who navigate the lives and the township, and we need one that will press awards. it then became a movements townsend space of south fault, clear lives if the difficult space to navigate normally exact is to see with the one that roll definition. but it's the live thing, k u clap ink. that is also code se sick. i think get into township, particularly plays of political it for only because it times crisis everybody says x and normally towels, sorry, additional space. it's really isn't. listen, i this ideas of same guy being belinda is paying for the next performance as a huge lajna at k. tom pride. why already fits like this important showcases for korea people living in the townships. we've been deemed invisible for
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a very long time. not because we want to buy because we haven't been given the space. so it's 444 black octave like clear people, very important to be visible in k ton price disposal or to select the diversity of the community. but it also seems as different message age, the cream is not going to be a wiping. and that's the dominant narratives in africa. but that is the, the creative was imported from the waste. so black visibility increased spaces and therefore we've waited much important. the my to team tides, it's only 2. so the type is not just a party in a single place, but it's also a protest for this. he is pride for linda is performing songs by brenda, fussy, the icon, the closest thing at the mcdonough of townships by time magazine. but why has put
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it in to chosen brenda fuzzy? my 1st memory of the music of song is but i'm not fast to be my drag name was really born out of that. maybe as a celebrate to who printer wise as a feel is she is queen of pop and how magic close it was. but her messaging is was that was a messaging is those i live in today. the black preston celebrates those as the says black president. but it also was a song on $32.00. and i'm calling also for the feeder k tom pride raises awareness of eligibility to plus issues and continuously campaigns for the freedoms of the queer community. in south africa, we are very lucky to bring in for the effort up
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a time for a bit of, for us, our human dignity. we really, i'm katie. this is my goal of how was to play said, any old possible africa. why do we denied existence in the own homelands input after jobs we need to approve states and for the legislation that provide us with our freedom and liberty for belinda, this freedom is not just political. it is also the personal. why is it so important to her live as a drag onto? it's the only time when i'm free, but i'm on stage. it's the type of free build that i one for you for why. it's so the very to the
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the, the moment advocate drug is making a statement by challenging traditional know, bringing awareness to the fact the culture and orientation on one when it comes to who you are the thanksgiving and you go school just and inspiring. the office a feast for foods from nice to fish. to veggies. lusaka if culinary hot is where we explore this tasty food. see with blood that how yeah,
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non caused by meat vegetables or fish. cities will find a tool in zambia. and sucka is the color, mary, capital of the southern african nation, together with the blogger tie on them, come by, we discover it's vibrant to see. my name is tanya and then come back and i am an economist, i'm be inside the food. chris. tommy introduces us to, to kinda zambian snack with a texture that resembles bologna, so it's entirely vague and you can see that it shows us how to make it okay. and did they say that it's kind of a wish here before grand aids, before we try and it's, it's a little play this. so why don't you those ground? not some tyro magic spices, a blended to. let's just paste that any assembly is this traditional dish does not totally activate the taste but, but evokes the motions of one single cell. jeff, so this is the last step on the price is he's about to bake that you can then separate parts off to cooking the paste for about 2 hours. it needs to bake for
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another 60 to 90 minutes, then that you kinda is ready to be cut and refined with the spicy hot tomato, reddish. to see that as children, there is no better dish to stop the day with. from the home the child calls stoves in the outskirts, talia takes us to put 2 yeah, 2 in the city center. these tech has premier restaurants specializing in traditional zambian. queen chef jones is preparing lunch and is cooking a house specialty for us. today i'm preparing vapors. so my you will not. yeah, if somebody or your my address is shift jones says this dish with vegetables such as import a local implants variant and ok. all vegetables native designs. and of course she and it's time to indulge in this dish for the harmonizing flavors out. thank you. the to
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conclude all day talia takes us to have favorite street food grill. the go to spunk, after a memorable 9 town with friends. off to steering succulent cube, zip codes mutual combined with freshly trump vegetables and spices cooked over fire and served in a paper pouch. while good meat has enjoyed across africa, zambia has under reputation as the epi sent us a delicious go meet recipes added such a great way to end the day or the weekend on. the 2nd holds the rich and play the full culinary history and will continue to inspire and such as on our and hopefully your pallets from classical music and kenya to taste the food and zambia. we hope that you enjoy the show full head on over to d, w dot com, a forward slash at re max until next time. good by the
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