wayan: my name is wayan. i come from ceningan island. work at the seaweed farm. matt: at low tide, wayan and his parents harvest seaweed. working by day, or by night, it's tough work. male: seaweed no good. wayan: my parents doesn't want me to seaweed farm because this is very hard, very, very hard. we have nothing choice, so we have to back to nature. matt: the seaweed is dried before being sent to java for processing. there, it's turned into beauty products, sushi, and medicinal extracts. female: three again? matt: wayan left the island to study tourism. that was the golden ticket for many of his generation. as mass tourism arrived here, wayan returned in the hopes of building a better life for his young family. wayan: tourism started to explode. more people's coming in from outside than the peoples living here. matt: before the pandemic, wayan and his wife invested their life savings to build a bungalow for tourists. wayan: i tried to build my own business, even i have to loan money from the bank. matt: the bungalow has only seen a fe

wayan: tourism started to explode.ople's coming in from outside than the peoples living here. matt: decades of unhinged tourist development has come at a cost. gary bencheghib: the island of gods had become the island of trash. [singing foreign language] matt: now, mostly closed to the outside world,

wayan: tourism started to explode.le's coming in from outside than the peoples living here. matt: decades of unhinged tourist development has come at a cost. gary bencheghib: the island of gods had become the island of trash. [singing foreign language] matt: now, mostly closed to the outside world,

so these things are always changing and there is no wayan that governments can anticipate the changes because nobody can perceive the future. i don't know what the next steve jobs is doing or is going to come up with and so the governments can foresee the future. and it's hard to imagine whatod people are even doing today. >> we will end on a humble note. thank you for taking your time on this interesting topic. >> thank you. >> .. author liberalism and discontent discusses the current state of classic liberalism and critiques of from both the left on the right. then, at 10:00 p.m. eastern on after words, former education secretary betsy devos talks about that's our time serving in the trump administration in her book hostages no more. the fight for education freedom in the future of the american child purchase interviewed by former governor of florida. watch book tv every sunday on cspan2. and find a full schedule on your program guide. or watch online anytime at booktv.org. ♪ joint "washington journal" every sunday for our special six part series on landmark legislation paid each we

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