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Vasil and Vasil Lolo are a father and son musical duo who specialize in traditional Gypsy music. Both see performing as a way of keeping their culture alive. Shot on the Gold Coast in March of 2012.
Queensland, for a time, was a vibrant hub of well-supported games developers, and the go-to place for many of the big international games companies. But economic and technology changes caused that community to fragment somewhat. This is a story about what that’s meant for game developers in Brisbane. Originally aired on the Radio National’s “Creative …
Rosiloa is a Fijian band that first hit the world stage back in 2001 with a song called “Raude”. Ever since, the band’s been doing their best to keep their country’s culture thriving. Originally aired on BBC/PRI’s “The World” on October 29, 2012. (link)
Every winter in South Korea, a delicate, sweet smell wafts its way down busy streets. The inviting aroma comes from countless street vendors selling a traditional Korean winter food: roasted chestnuts. Originally aired on World Vision Report on January 29, 2011. (link)
Single women in Korea who become pregnant often face rejection from their families and community. Society then pressures these women to give up their babies for adoption in order to hide the shame. But some women are bucking the trend. Originally aired on World Vision Report on December 11, 2010 (link).
Pitch is a tar-like substance that has a viscosity billions of times that of water. In this 85-year old experiment, observers can see what this looks like in action. Originally run on “Distillations” on August 20, 2012. (link) Continue reading »
Australia has a refugee problem. Every year thousands of would-be asylum seekers pay smugglers to ferry them by boats to Australia, and many die trying to make the illegal journey. This has been a hugely divisive issue that has prompted the government to consider re-opening a controversial detention center on the island of Nauru. Originally … Continue reading »
Some of the most immediate threats to Australia’s Great Barrier Reef in far-north Queensland are not in the water but on land. Originally appeared on Cosmos Magazine on Tuesday, July 10, 2012. (link) Read full PDF of article here. Continue reading »
Over the past ten years, Australia has seen some of the worst droughts and floods in its recorded history. These unpredictable conditions have forced citizens to adapt in a variety of ways. Michael Rhee reports from Brisbane. Originally aired on America Abroad on June 6, 2012. (link) Continue reading »
At 9 a.m. on a recent Friday, a slightly disheveled Dan Kang drags himself out of a restaurant booth and throws a black White Sox cap over his tousled hair. For the third or fourth time in the last couple weeks, the 45-year-old head chef has worked through the night perfecting sauces, cutting vegetables and … Continue reading »
Homosexuality remains an extremely taboo subject in South Korea, where gays and lesbians can face severe discrimination and persecution from society. A group of young people is trying to change that. Originally aired on PRI’s The World on January 21, 2011. (link) Continue reading »
Shot on a Panasonic DMC-LX3. Edited in Sony Vegas. Continue reading »