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join me on this food to uh that will showcase the 3 thies ranging from the least to the most popular. let's start the day with coffee or something. yes. wow. it's very strong indeed. to move to not the pioneer of coffee plantation in contrast to a departure from the usual locations and the eastern part of the country. she knows everything about coffee. she even has the own bread locking was. she will be the one to make as to slip the 3rd most popular seats. which of coffee is things that show you all at the my level restaurants. it's a place where a reset of coffee po, but also in cocktails over a living 1000 coffee farm is, are involved in the cultivation of 2 main copy varieties robust and the rad. because the majority of the produced coffee is exported without undergoing processing for local consumption. but why isn't that the r c a permanent corporate

consuming nation? i'll be honest, this is a big consume of cost. 40 years a go to the us who was also a major exports of coffee. today, it's truth that we're lucky and was trying to revive this role as a consumer phase. how do you lose your clients? coffee consumption you re, old us, we propose is really nice, probably around coffee. we also offer, cox was based on coffee, that popular cocktail that teacher offers is called lucky mazda. more tv is a bold blend of a sprint so made for me not getting lots coffee look, babies kaluan and whipped cream on top. the list says, so what is the most well known most about coffee here in teams? shasta, i don't know if i've given energy and some even things a company might have some small problems for this gentleman. intimacy. indeed, the coffee is very strong, but my dentist has just begun next. my trip to the 3 he's in comedy's

kitchen brings me to shift angus. well dog in to seize. she made n d all be in the d r. c. cheese is made from cows milk, the cows grease on the natural cross in north keep a pub in some of the east of the country. come on, how do people prefer to eat cheese? people prefer to use cheese and simple waste. like today, we can mix, uses a hamburger for you. all right? you know how to make a burger, but no tough to move with cheese slices are the preferred toppings, had their 2 bites for number i got here from play. my hamburger is finally ready. i am going to enjoy it. look how big it is or really it's good. it's delicious. if we've understood, if the correctly the cheese is even better than the coffee stick and fee check. sure fast. super good. but see the meet everything very good table.

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explore ration of combat these flavors. the mind of the house blends colonial history with its architecture and cast ravens joining me as customer service specialist. i took the one. hi. how are you? good, thanks. how are you? i'm watching. what are some of the significant changes or restorations? the house is under concepts construction. this building was built from mud and stroll was just putting myself and sheila, the only significant structure changes. i would say they've taken place where by the african next corporation where the owners of the building, when they added 2 more items to this community and change the move cross that's true to ireland. so the main goal here at the vin is just to preserve as history and integrity to ensure this is the main of vibrant titles for

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i think it's up to you, we'll catch up with you later. well, including, we special stories into fabrics allowing the blinds to experience fashion as a tech to ex waste style is felt as much as it is one. next up, we meet the king and fashion designer and you know, in chico you are probably thinking that this is a random cool, everyday web design. well, not quite, this is braille on file break. this is what, yes, it is. the language for the blind on a government. what, who would think about that and why? my choice to i'll create a visiting pad is heavily influenced by my experiences. great. and i've seen people a place that has to have the largest schools for the visually in pad can, can now and go to see the student. and the young children go through detail showing the entire i'll treat them to music and drama festivals. so that's

cop typed me hot and i knew by the time i was doing my project, i wanted to do something that would allow them to experience. passion is a experienced, it shall my passion with them. brew is a writing system used by people who are visually impaired. it consists of patterns of raised dots raised in sales or grids, the re present letters, numbers of punctuation marks in 2019 angela was ready to establish. he says studio, let's find out how she succeeded in making her fabrics be felt and convey empathy. i strive to ensure that the parade or now closing is aesthetic and functional fast by its place when we have placement or not leave and across the chest. so on this leave, it's interesting for anyone who like to touch and on the test, it gets the attention of avila because but keen on making sure that we raise

awareness of what to pray. so you tell us full use us and the v was to have a quick vision of what they do it according to market research findings reported by vogue business, the global adaptive fashion market is expected to so past $400000000000.00 by 2026 . however, adaptive designs still frequent feedback and mainstream fashion. why is that? a quadra headed empowerment at the age of 10? and i think because i chose that moment where this was a new experience, i was cited now to the lot of it's a lot of documents. it's a lot of a lot of touchy and i think that does really shift to my experience and especially i don't think it was the fashion being that i my i mine of course i love to look creates. i love to look 10 d. i love to look stylish, but i also want to do it to no way that is inclusive to myself and also to other people to see flesh on has only been something that i never thought would be

possible. actually, i've always thought about, you know, flush one is our lives quite cumbersome, especially when you're dealing with possibly visually empowerment cause you rely on not on one on, on, supported by. so i was to tell you, this is this kind of, it looks like they said, all of that. but i think my interaction with angela gives me a different perspective because she brought out the aspect of independence. but i think it's, it's also been outlining you're ready in terms of how the production is done. like, how do we make it better? how do we make it long lasting? and how do we ensure that or use as actually able to access that information. one of the my, to the governments, a lot of the fact that even when reading signing the message is on the government's, it's usually sent to that route. i like advocacy around how do we would persons with disabilities, like the last comment i had was treated the less we see with the eyes, the more we see the hot angela and sandra and scribe brew that carries meeting onto

fabric for the visually impaired. but to buy those fabrics shoppers 1st need some guidance in picking out their fee, white clothes, etc. alignment. adaptive closing is uh to our queen tubs that we do every government. so it'd be have that you are recording that's contained the description of the government from the size, the color, the material, and the ocean can instructions. and on the top we have brain leading con que, i've so far, visually impaired use as the know to use the smartphone misconduct you are good. and piggybacking on the mobile assistive technology feature of talk book, then that able to hear all that information by audio angela ones equal hopes that her role as a visually impaired closing designer will contribute to awareness around into city in the fashion industry. the impact i hope we're terribly brain adoptive closing is

bus to increase awareness of what they and brain literacy really is important to have with you know, social space is because it allows visually impaired people to participate more. i believe hyphen design is doing their best to be inclusive. it may not be in the regard to disability, inclusive fashion, but we have kids that tests as inclusive gen dying to save you have. i'm judging those questions coming up to think that targets head towards agenda lead people in 10. but for disability to see if you're seeing that adaptive, clear thing, it's fairly new. that hasn't been a lot of research done in in the field, but i know it's something that's freshman design as we're going to adopt with enough knowledge of what's the field what i mean, the way for the site, it's enjoy fashion. despite these colonial pass,

today's being east home to lack of, you know, restaurant and the us gallery, offering local and international pcs, as well as hosting live music and events in watts used to be the call sheets. tell us a little bit more about the music and life events. you what you like as in uh was a wide range of events including the dimensions the life. but if a woman says, and we also do those, especially with my kids, well, thank you so much for your time. so you're, you're welcome. bye, a con thing you know, quiet helps young people in john is back, find a sense of safety and belonging. while cm's easy believes can, let's find out how he's musical or gen, celebrates human rights and self expression. the. this client is raising

its voice for change, as it not only serves as a home for talented musicians, but also provides a safe space and family for its members. why? because this is the am lonzey gay quiet in their hands. big being a musician of being an artist is a fullness that susan only is about to convince housing. people it's always about change. making to quiet is are a popular part of south african culture. but why have church has proven to be challenging spaces for the thing is the sense that the only piece, of course that, that we have is within themselves that they create community because most churches are not very welcome to us as a clear community. that's why i say never consented to clients, is that that people like me, that people that will connect me, that's who like me and the in the same space. and we shared this common sense. who is the, the old enough to music in that space made me feel like i was at home before we

find out how looms on the gate quite a manages to provide a safe space for the creative community. let's all cm's easy. it's lead us. how he managed to run the 1st or day quiet, not only in the country, but on the continent. the time to get quiet, i has been running for more than 10 years. i'm the time you do some foundation. our plan consist of 12 members. they do everything, give us quarterly give us pump, give us deabner to has our empty soul music. me do it. but how do you some of the other members to see that send you the pleasure and i it's the same one is the one a quiet and made me realize that i can be myself without even thinking what other people are going to say about tonight. and securely to myself or how i it's the shooting, the police seem to be part of the quiet. sweet face settings is we phase judgement

and being part of the choir. we built to this safe space the like this hi and now expresses different types of masculinity within being gay and being here is gay, we have so many categories. we have swimming and gauge, we have masculine gauge, supported for being y m as the leader of the monthly gay choir. so you grew up in quite too much a township east of johannesburg when musicians phone. so you boss. but what was the use them use response to use clear identity level? the thing is that a, from a very young age, i ended up with music grateful for my

family. they never made me feel inferior. so it only is very welcoming and accepting of who i lives to spiteful africa's constitutional protection of sexual orientation. hate crimes remain a harsh reality. how did the tragic murder of list being football a u. d. c, milan a in 2008 of 6. yeah, as a game man was a creative person. that story touched me, entering a trigger, a lot of emotions inside of me and gave me a purpose of the in the way that this struggle continues to fight continues. so after you do similar passed away, the community had decided that this whole entire space was going to be used as memorial to you. d. so it's a park. so a lot of pride events has been hosted here the

from social up listening to corporate culture. how all c a and the choir using the performances to celebrate diversity and create clear positive narrative through 5 months, who were invited by google to pick one of the songs. it's called fly, a flag hide. this song is about self acceptance and self love. when i say i was so tied, so sly, you like i it makes me feel so proud of myself and that so speaks to my heart. it really speaks to my hide the

as the as a, as a young black for 10 days. man, i am proud and i feel like i have a purpose. it does not only end up on me being key, but also making sure that the younger generation of the day on man efforts in men also goes up and finds a world which is safe for them. the . the 8 says in the field, full goods to walk away with both sweet sounds of dignity, my ears, the special effects makeup is the art of transforming, ordinary into extra ordinary illusions, bringing to life mystical creatures once those. and when did worry, the estimate the mind behind logics,

i came on lowville from nigeria. this is jack boone, jun good. they go to the movie about wolf power and low produced by and star and all you would full and make us, i mean, a devalue. the film that shot to netflix fame has a top notch crew and cost. but have you ever wondered who is behind the black to the grand explosions and bloodcurdling battle scenes? it's this man came on you level or how came effects, special effects and makeup artist and one of 90 was best. so most of the things you see the limited explosion on the product estimates the flight, the special perhaps we have to meet the blood splattering. we have to make everything in my to be sent on the default, be sent to tell them so it's in the world of movie production make shootings, themes controlled explosions and chemical reactions can make or break. the theme pack team who had most of the craft knows exactly what it takes to make a shot look real. he's received several awards and family by you. the brains behind

deluge of doing is in all talk seems work. i can exceptional. i call him a genius. all you need to do is, i mean, give you. those kids are keen. i can is going to be valued repetition of the picture . you have your head on come up with it. look, look, that's we also must the kindly give you the look you have. so with i came of a tough track. i mean, and not to minutes of your picture. juggling jack goon was how games break through movie. she had previously made a name for himself with movies like the blackboard and an equal level on cool. let me that i shots with the by all which is done. douglas also told me all a big lesson on it's lennon process. so because the story, the pose, the team, it's very different. so it's more tv all the,

all the production i've been doing. i seen on your little boy is pushing the boundaries of african cinema. and he has an impressive collection of props. and you lodge next to his wife lp or side, you was initially part of his crude, but she was the only one in his team who stuck around and finally helped to build his business. to call them is that, oh let's it all those years we've wasted with those guys are gone. so let's talk about fridge that we can't do the stand alone to people. we have like 10 people before on the left, which is this is going to stop by me. so we started from discussing, as i said, we are not going to be using the look how much they are we are using that's. we have to stop sourcing for forming for them. so that's always thought it. look us friends, we walk us pipeline. we don't walk as husband and wife when it comes to projects. we make sure we try to achieve the best to build the beauty frequency. so you know,

to move this into how games loved for 90 would. with ford is jord dropping action and drama is undeniable. but he also knows that not with many effects or hands made and improvise still has some heavy competition from the mo, established international movie. see, what's in spite of me to, to venture into the special effect world is to bridge the gap between the western world in terms of special effect on africa. up to now juggling is a good to, was hacking mazda piece. but as he and his team planned the next film, one thing is clear, they are taking the reputation of know you, what special effects artist to new heights. from the beautiful atlanta in malawi, we hope you've enjoyed the show. don't forget to heat us up on us socials for more . i'm to next time to but the,

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