What's Does Your ____________ Look Like ?: Recent Episodes
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Spam & Eggs is a talk show where we spam the audience with our usual bs and a place for us to egg on our weekly guests. Hosted by a couple of goofs based locally in Kowloon, Hanley Chu and Mario Chui.
Street scouting, training models, being a tiger mom—this is what a typical day looks like for the founder of Bake Talent Management. Today, we have Michael Cheung on the podcast. He's a low-key veteran in the fashion industry right here in Hong Kong. His approach and taste are so intriguing, and the way he represents Hong Kong and the rest of Asia has us admiring. Listen to how he shares his coming-of-age story with us and his big plans for what's ahead.
SPAM & EGGS 016 - Moon Tang @ Eaton Radio HK 2024.06.04
Pod descriptionSpam & Eggs is a talk show where we spam the audience with our usual bs and a place for us to egg on our weekly guests. Hosted by a couple of goofs based locally in Kowloon, Hanley Chu and Mario Chui.We got Moon Tang to grace us with her presence, this beauty dropped a new track on the Radio. We got her to share her upbringing woes and what it’s like to Move out while on Vacations.
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SPAM & EGGS 015 - YaLocalOffgod @ Eaton Radio HK 2024.05.08
Spam & Eggs is a talk show where we spam the audience with our usual bs and a place for us to egg on our weekly guests. Hosted by a couple of goofs based locally in Kowloon, Hanley Chu and Mario Chui.
Offgod is probably the only person on our podcast with his own wikipedia profile, and through our conversation Drew aka Offgod, holds a lot of pride with his Hong Kong roots. His goal is to be able to represent our city and make HK great again.
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Spam & Eggs is a talk show where we spam the audience with our usual bs and a place for us to egg on our weekly guests. Hosted by a couple of goofs based locally in Kowloon, Hanley Chu and Mario Chui.Stylist and general creative person Jennie Wong is somebody we met early on in our career, it was nice to speak with her about her come up since we started the hustle alongside each other. She shared some of the dark side of pursuing a creative journey that we often dismiss because of our ambition and passion for our crafts,it is very nice to have these wake-up calls on finding the balance between health and hustle.
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SPAM & EGGS 013 - Reunion (Part 2) @ Eaton Radio HK 2024.03.19
Pod descriptionSpam & Eggs is a talk show where we spam the audience with our usual bs and a place for us to egg on our weekly guests. Hosted by a couple of goofs based locally in Kowloon, Hanley Chu and Mario Chui.The 2nd part of this reunion, we catch each other up on what's happening in our daily lives like a couple of good old pals, we discuss Hanley's music career (0:42). Then Mario was confronted about his Threads antics (8:47), and we also spoke about how our creative pursuits are being interrupted by life and work (27:02).
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SPAM & EGGS 012 - Reunion (Part 1) @ Eaton Radio HK 2024.03.19
Pod descriptionSpam & Eggs is a talk show where we spam the audience with our usual bs and a place for us to egg on our weekly guests. Hosted by a couple of goofs based locally in Kowloon, Hanley Chu and Mario Chui.The podcast has always been a way for two old friends to find an excuse to meet-up and shoot the shits. This week we couldn’t book a guest so we decided to sit down and drop some social commentary wisdom on these streets.
This is a short episode of us discussing Kanye and his love for the social justice warriors and how we perceive Hong Kong’s woke culture.
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Spam & Eggs is a talk show where we spam the audience with our usual bs and a place for us to egg on our weekly guests. Hosted by a couple of goofs based locally in Kowloon, Hanley Chu and Mario Chui.
Coba is our neighbour, collaborator, and a misunderstood Hong Kong creative. Most known for role as a movie director but this is not what he wants to be remembered for. In this episode we discussed the life lessons he picked up early in his career, what roles he wants to play in the Hong Kong scene, and we complained with him about the phenomenon of the cantonese recession.
It’s good to be able to have a good longfrom conversation with a homie that we always see but never had a long sit down occasion for these deep talks. Join us as we catch up and hash things out.
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Spam & Eggs is a talk show where we spam the audience with our usual bs and a place for us to egg on our weekly guests. Hosted by a couple of goofs based locally in Kowloon, Hanley Chu and Mario Chui.
Rozz Roize is a record dealer, a collector of rare vinyls and one of the og dj in the Hong Kong night scene. We first know him as the Host of the infamous (香港地) vice documentary about the Hip Hop scene during the 2010s. With his background as a music journalist in Hong Kong he also hosts the first cantonese program at Eaton Radio, go check out his podcast Nathan Station.
Today we chopped it up with him about the rave scene in the early 2000s and how he began his DJ career. He also shared with us some special lore of the Hong Kong party scene and how he is planning to open a little vinyl collector heaven in our neighbourhood.
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Spam & Eggs is a talk show where we spam the audience with our usual bs and a place for us to egg on our weekly guests. Hosted by a couple of goofs based locally in Kowloon, Hanley Chu and Mario Chui.Sabrina is a long-time figure in the Hong Kong entertainment scene, a girl with many identities such as, singer, actor, model and director. She has also been a long-time friend of the program, ever since working with her on “see you there” music video. We have been hanging on and off on many different occasions. This week we had her on the podcast to dig deep on her upbringing, how she began her career and what it is like to be part of the entertainment industry in Hong Kong.
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Spam & Eggs is a talk show where we spam the audience with our usual bs and a place for us to egg on our weekly guests. Hosted by a couple of goofs based locally in Kowloon, Hanley Chu and Mario Chui.Jeff, a colleague of Mario in their early days as photojournalists, one of the most handsome in the office in our early 20s. After a few years apart, Jeff is still handsome, but now has transitioned into different forms of creative mediums. Recently he had a workshop right here at Eaton, so we decided to have him come on the show to tell us about his journey.
Graduated from the School of Communication of Hong Kong Baptist University in 2016, and obtained his Master of Arts in Fine Arts from the Chinese University of Hong Kong in 2022. Aside from working as a photojournalist, Jeff is also an artist. He has received awards from various international photography competitions, and was invited to participate in Para Site’s ‘Studio + Archive Project’ (2022). In this artist’s multimedia works, which are derived from his working experience, he reacts to the conditions of the viewers and those of the photographer themselves, through the perceptual experience of photography.
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Spam & Eggs is a talk show where we spam the audience with our usual bs and a place for us to egg on our weekly guests. Hosted by a couple of goofs based locally in Kowloon, Hanley Chu and Mario Chui. Eaton Hotel ,where we host the podcast, takes the hospitality game to the next level, and today we found the man behind the scenes and got him into the recording booth. James aka Yao is the programming director for Eaton HK, he spoke with us about his origin story, his background in organising events/ parties, and dropped us some wisdom along the way.
We are happy to have our podcast under Eaton Radio and super thankful for James and Eaton facilitating not only the radio programs but also a variety of workshops and activities throughout the year. This Hotel in Yau Tsim Mong is definitely the community centre that is known and loved for the creative scene.
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Spam & Eggs is a talk show where we spam the audience with our usual bs and a place for us to egg on our weekly guests. Hosted by a couple of goofs based locally in Kowloon, Hanley Chu and Mario Chui.
Yama is a mystery DJ recently popped into the scene, masked up and shades on trying to keep his real identity lowkey. We tried to dig deep and reveal his identity this episode, keep listening you might find out the talented man behind the mask.
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Spam & Eggs is a talk show where we spam the audience with our usual bs and a place for us to egg on our weekly guests. Hosted by a couple of goofs based locally in Kowloon, Hanley Chu and Mario Chui.
Big Spoon aka. Nicholas Cheung aside from his musical endeavours he is also a big impact maker for the music industry in Hong Kong. One of the OGs from Hypetrak and currently the Head of Hip Hop in Warner Asia his CV already be looking fire but aside from that he also runs a music promotion company Gluestick which is responsible for bringing in big acts like Denzel Curry, ASAP Ferg and most recently JID.
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Spam & Eggs is a talk show where we spam the audience with our usual bs and a place for us to egg on our weekly guests. Hosted by a couple of goofs based locally in Kowloon, Hanley Chu and Mario Chui.
One of our day one homies in the scene, GeniuzF also known as Future. He's been rapping in cantonese for the past 15 years and someone that has been through a lot of ups and downs as an artist. Despite all the setbacks he was a big inspiration for the new generations of young Cantonese rap scene. And arguably the dude that made all the stars aligned for the Eastwind Boys. Just got back to Hong Kong from a 3 year hiatus, we spoke to him about what it is like to live as an immigrant overseas and how he survived out in the Wild Wild West.
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Spam & Eggs is a talk show where we spam the audience with our usual bs and a place for us to egg on our weekly guests. Hosted by a couple of goofs based locally in Kowloon, Hanley Chu and Mario Chui.
We are joined by a powerhouse of the music scene Ah Zhing. One of the few top dawgs in our books, he's making moves not only in large scale live events but also has his fingers in all the pies in the indie music scene, nightlife culture as well as the entertainment industry.
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Spam & Eggs is a talk show where we spam the audience with our usual bs and a place for us to egg on our weekly guests. Hosted by a couple of goofs based locally in Kowloon, Hanley Chu and Mario Chui. This week we invited young prodigy Cotaboii aka Taco to the show. He’s a rapper we have known and love as the next generation Hip-Hop Artist. But this guy recently made a big move showing the Hong Kong audience what a homegrown mc sounds like on the big stage.
The views and opinions expressed in this program are those of the content creators/ speakers and do not necessarily reflect the views or positions of Eaton HK or other associated parties.
Spam & Eggs is a talk show where we spam the audience with our usual bs and a place for us to egg on our weekly guests. Hosted by a couple of goofs based locally in Kowloon, Hanley Chu and Mario Chui.
This week we invited our homie Nicole Law to the show. She's a content creator covering youth culture all across asia and formerly worked with Complex China, warner asia and many more. Her resume is stacked.
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Today for World Environment Day, we would like to highlight a conversation held last week at Eaton Radio between three regional National Geographic Explorers. The Explorers are Pau Villanueva, a photo- journalist from Phillipines exploring stories of the intersectionality of queer and cultural identity in indigenous communities that have suffered from displacement, loss of ancestral land, and conflict, Keshab Gogoi, a conservationist from India whose works in the ecology of large carnivores (lions and cheetahs) and their conservation in multiuse human-dominated landscapes & Astrid A Andersson, an educator and researcher based here in Hong Kong whose research focuses on wildlife trade and the critically endangered yellow-crested cockatoo. The three, fresh off their week- long workshops and Spotlight event, speak about their unique practices, co-existence between humans and animals, animals and their environments and all things that shape their perspectives in the field.
A truly cross cultural and cross- disciplinary discussion!
A 15-minute audio tour led by Queer Reads Library cofounders Beatrix Pang and Kaitlin Chan as well as curator Aadtiya Sathish and Kary Kwok. These two public exhibitions are on display in our FOODHALL and Lobby as part of Pride Month Queer Kin, Love Walks In program.
Both Kary Kwok's Return From the Powder Room and Queer Reads Library Showcase delves into the queer culture and history through a Hong Kong lense. Listen in on the curators and artists speak a bit about the history of the works on display.
Audio in English and Cantonese.
This International Mother Earth Day (22 April) we launched Humble Roots, a month-long public programme highlighting the value and spirit of the farming of our city, which explores the inextricable connection between human, food and nature and reimagine this connection with land through art and culture. Working alongside local agricultural organizations, crafters, farmers and artists, Humble Roots will present a series of workshops, exhibitions, and installations that share local farming stories in a hopeful bid to realize the peaceful coexistence of humans and the planet.
As part of the programme, we are delighted to work with local art NGO, soundpocket, presenting a sound installation of field recordings from local farming villages in Hong Kong. The sound installation will play at a station in the our lobby, but for those that aren't able to access our physical space, we here present the installation digitally.
for more on soundpocket visit: www.soundpocket.org.hk/v2/
Local artists Echo Hui and Kelly Chu shares their research journey studying hospitality space during their residency at Eaton, dive deep into their project Amorphous Hotel as well as what platform and community means to them.
本地藝術家許芷瑋及朱穎琳分享她們在逸東酒店的駐留經歷，深入分析Amorphous Hotel研究計劃，並分享對平台及社群經驗的看法。
We talk with artists Wong Sin, Eric Pang, Jessica Chan of the current No Kids Allowed Exhibition at Tomorrow Maybe. They share their thoughts on learning art online and through apprenticeship, multiple identities on social media as well as the characteristics of Gen Z.
We talk with artists Ringo Lo, Clara Wong & Sam Siu of the current 'No Kids Allowed Exhibition' at Tomorrow Maybe. They share their thoughts on artistic collaboration and artist collective, trespassing and occupying public spaces for artworks showcase, as well as the meaning of publishing art on social media under covid-19 restrictions.
We talk with Eunice Tsang, a self described 'slasher' whose work involves art journalism, production and right now, curator at Present Projects, an art space she co-runs with photographer Wing Shya in Sham Shui Po. Eunice talks about her approach to programming the space, as well as the meaning of producing and consuming art all within a changing, some might say gentrified, Sham Shui Po landscape.
Africa's Lit host Daniela speaks with Liberian- American author Wayétu Moore about her new work The Dragons, the Giant, the Women: A Memoir, growing up an immigrant in Texas, mental health as well as what she has planned next. Also, Wayétu made all of the music selections for the show ! Tune in for an engaging listen !
Africa's Lit is a radio program on Eaton Radio HK that follows the monthly literary club held by Africa Center's African Literature Book Club.
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A chat with producer/ audio engineer Delf aka Elphick Wo about migrating from Hong Kong to New York to work with NY-based rapper Oddisee, how the pandemic and Anti- Asian Hate affected him and his new EP entitled Lately. The 5-track instrumental project, made during simultaneous global upheaval and reflection, is an exploration of self- discovery and serves as a log of emotions and testimony of growth.
A wide ranging chat with Chantal Wong, Director of Culture at Eaton HK. We discuss her background of community building leading up to her role at Eaton and how that experience influenced how she created programs and led the team. Recorded during her last week at the position, the chat serves as a bit of a retrospective of her work and things she had impact over at Eaton for the last four years, ranging from billboards to dance, team building and the Women's Festival.
We sit and speak with producer Leo Cheng , better known as Fingergap, about his work blending the worlds of canto-pop with the hyper- percussive Chicago electronic music called footwork. He discusses building on his remix work with original songs as well as the nexus between his photography and music.
Africa's Lit dives into academic activist Walter Rodney's Groundings With My Brothers (1969), a look at the significance of internationalism and solidarity in the black power movement. Through archival interview and music Daniela discusses the main relevant themes of the work today.
Former artists in residency IV Chan, Lee Chi Leung and Lo Keng Chi share about how they settle the trauma of losing the ability to express, the way the concept of ‘body’ plays a significant role in their creation, and their urge to pick themselves up and rebuild connection to the world.
Conversation in Cantonese
Our former artists in residence Jessey Tsang, Cat Ha and Siu Go, share about the turning points in their artistic journey all along, the way they reflect upon their own practice by taking up an identity as ‘foreigners’ during their residency, hence to figure out alternative ways to express in the new normal.
Conversation in Cantonese
A conversation with director Elizabeth Lo on her new documentary, Stray, which follows a stray dog named Zeytin in Istanbul, Turkey and her encounters with the people throughout the city. The project shot in a very distinct style and with very little dialog brings the stray canine's perspective and everyday experience to the screen. Elizabeth discusses her and her team's strategy in producing, shooting and presenting this unique view as well as what she believes to be the documentarian's responsibilities in telling any story.
A chat with singer/ songwriter/ producer cehryl ahead of the release of her new EP, Time Machine. We discuss how returning to Hong Kong from living abroad has impacted her, her preferred setting to create as well as how she defines beauty.
A chat with local writer and co-founder of So Boring Kitchen/ The Black Window Collective, Nin Chan on everything from his definition of anarchist ideology and how that approach cuts across other disciplines he practices to what is next for the formerly So Boring collective.
A chat with local change makers from the transgender community, Mimi Wong and Liam Mak, on their aspirations and challenges encountered by members and advocates of their community, their experience of cross-generational collaboration in the exhibition Transcendence, and their imagination of a better world.
A chat with HK artist Afa Annfa on her art making journey to realization of true self, her philosophy of solitude and idea of beauty in humanity and how these are expressed in her works.
Conversation in Cantonese.
A chat with HK electronic musician ASJ aka A Spiritual Journey on how she got into music, incorporating spirituality into her works, and how she defines the 'post-genre' music that she makes.
We talk with Sam Lui about her journey in the world of food, the world she hopes to create within it, connections to she hopes to make as well as why she doesn't like the 'chef' label.
A conversation with Anthony, Stefan & Elaine of UK music label Eastern Margins on music, identity and how they stay connected to Asia whilst living abroad.
Eaton HK's James Acey in conversation with DC- native and director of short film, Atención! Murderer Next Door , debuted by NY Times Op- Docs (10.11.20), Sean Mattison.They discuss the project which explores the modern protest movement (Esraches) around pushing prosecution of those behind the brutal Argentinean military dictatorship of late 1970s which disappeared over 30,000 people, how the project came about as well as the history and legacy of protest in Latin America. Also, Sean hints at what might be next for this project.
Podcast photo by Vanesa "Mane" Bossi
Podcast music [from film] by Gisela Fulla- Silvestre
***Atención! Murderer Next Door
Directed by Sean Mattison***
Produced by Pablo Mensi & Katherine Lo
Additional Support by Eaton Workshop
A conversation with Laujan & Jason of HK band David Boring on the band's history, artistic process as well how they define the 'punk' aesthetic.
This conversation is part of Eaton HK Stream’s ongoing interview series “Colony Kids SOS”. Epoch at Tomorrow Maybe is presented in partnership with Women's Festival.
Lean (21) is a self-taught photographer. She has been experimenting with the medium from the age 8. She will start her Photography Masters in Central Saint Martins from October 2020. Her sister Yvonne (18) has been making video and short films from the age of 15. She is currently studying Global Communications at The Chinese University of Hong Kong.
A conversation with Harmony HK, a fashion/ art collective based in Hong Kong that are working to give a voice to ethnic minorities in the local creative landscape. They discuss how they've formed and their individual and collective aesthetic aapproaches.
A conversation with Arthur Yeti on the intersection of art and commerce and what true community means for his Yeti Out Collective merging art, fashion and music.
A conversation with artist and DJ about her ventures into filmmaking, her approach to creating musical experiences and, as a transgender person, some tips for Hong Kong in their pursuits to transition.
A fascinating chat with artist, seeker and former Eaton HK cultural coordinator about his methodology and philosophy when it comes to using art for self discovery. He also talks about his ideas on tragedy, love and emptiness in his daily life and practice.
Africa's Lit delves into Franz Fanon's seminal work, Black Skin, White Masks (1952), a critique on the vestiges of colonialism and their effect on racial identity.Through archival interview and music Daniela discusses the main relevant themes of the work today as well as some of its controversial points.
A chat with filmmaker/ photographer Luke Casey about his film roots and influences. He also discusses the meaning and influence Hong Kong has had on his work whether working on corporate or personal projects.
A chat with Angela Jang and Michael Yu, the founders of Bedroom an art space that operated for two years in Tai Kok Tsui. We discuss how Bedroom got started, who their space served and what their approach to operating an independent arts space was. They also discuss how they are coping now and new projects they are working on.
Note to listener, slight audio jitters from around the 11:00 mark to 14:00 mark, apologies
A conversation with artist Rex Koo about his recent exhibition and new book, Strange Tales of Walled City Vol. 1. We also discuss his approach to artwork in his own projects compared to for hire work.
Conversation in Cantonese.
Episode 4 of F*ck Stories hosts Vera Lui, Chantal Wong and Sonia Wong discuss their approach to intimacy during a pandemic.
Owners of boutique shop, Mums Not Home (Chow Kong Chuen & Makui Ma), share their thoughts on life and how travelling has changed their lives. Chow shares the inspiration behind his well- known colorful artwork and Makui speaks on his new book.
Conversation in Cantonese.
Kanzai, qin practitioner, speaks on his love of music since a young age and the philosophy in which he approaches the traditional qin instrument that he has played or 15 years.
Conversation in Cantonese.
Daniela speaks on the theme's of Kei Miller's 'Augustown' a new work of Caribbean literature.
Nifraz Rifaz joins Daniela to speak on his writing as well as African Literature Book Club selection, No. 1 Ladies Detective.
Kay chats with Welsh-born retired fashion designer, author, poet and brand strategist and founder of Toby Etc.,Toby Clark . They discuss how they can value land and people over making endless profit.
A talk with animation director and comic artist Kongkee on his ongoing project Dragon's Delusion, it's inspirations as well as his current installation at Eaton HK entitled 'Moon In the Water.'
Conversation in Cantonese.
Hong Kong rapper Luna talks about how to develop as a musician, her life and thoughts about the Hong Kong music scene.
Conversation in Cantonese.
A chat with Alex Yiu aka Alexmalism about the history of deconstructed club music, classical compositions, his creative process and his thoughts on the Hong Kong art community in 2020.
A talk with Chen Yuen, an emerging curator/ video artist. He talks about his works, inspirations and thoughts on the LGBTQIA+ community in Hong Kong.
Conversation in Cantonese.
Founders of HK’s Bean-to-Bear chocolate brand Conspiracy Chocolate share the ups and downs of chocolate crafting and the importance of an ethical supply chain.
Kay sits down with Laura Williamson, entrepreneur and sustainable lifestyle blogger behind Days Like Laura and Plantdays to discuss her initiatives to promote sustainable living.
Artists Mak Ying Tung & Wong Ka Ying what together make up Come Inside discuss how they came together and their process. They are also joined by collaborator and friend Ocean Leung.
White Noise Records founder Gary Ieong discusses the local Hong Kong music scene, relocating his store and what keeps him inspired to continue pushing music in 2020.
Conversation in Cantonese.
Episode 3 of F*ck Stories hosts Vera Lui, Chantal Wong and Sonia Wong welcome their first guest, Anna Chow of Sally Coco, to discuss their BDSM experiences and how to communicate and safely explore kinks with your partner(s).
Kay sits down with Gloria Yu to discuss how designers, creatives and entrepreneurs can create products and fashion that are sustainable whilst still fashionable and desirable.
Founders of Hong Kong fashion brand, Yat Pit, discuss their start, sustainability, spirituality and what keeps them inspired to create in today's fashion climate.
We talk to Kelvin T and Fotan Laiki about their feelings towards HK music, how they collaborate as well as their exercise regimens.
A conversation (Cantonese) with Hugh Cho & Steve Ng of TS Crew on their craft and practice in times of social change.
In conversation with Hong Kong post-punk band, 南洋派對 NYPD discussing the formation and growth of the group, their creative process, the local restaurants that inspire their lyrics and their recently released self-titled debut album on Silk Road Sounds.
Stick around after the interview where the band treats us to an intimate live performance of a few of their songs.
Find their debut album here: https://open.spotify.com/album/7hX93IXWkleKTT1BPcgycJ?si=hf37u7fsRRmy0alOVk9RIA
The inaugural episode of Colony Kids SOS with singer/ songwriter Serrini. We discuss her practice, the distinction (and intersection) of creativity and craft as well as coping in times of crisis.
Kay Wong of Fashion Revolution HK talks with Arnault Castel (Kapok) about his approach to procuring for his shop keeping in mind sustainability.
MakerBay’s Peter Pang and Emma Wong discuss everything from their new ‘Ocean Youth’ Project to coral conservation and the importance of cultivating creativity.
Tanja Wessels chats with Lauren Boucher and Kay Wong about sustainability in fashion in 2020.
Episode 2 of F*ck Stories candidly exploring womenhood and sexuality in Hong Kong with hosts Vera Lui, Chantal Wong and Sonia Wong.
Olivia Cotes-James (LUÜNA Naturals) discussing ending period poverty and empowering women.
Episode 1 of F*ck Stories candidly exploring womenhood and sexuality in Hong Kong with hosts Vera Lui, Chantal Wong and Sonia Wong.
Ecopreneur Bobsy Gaia joins Up to Some Good host Claudia to discuss his journey to become founder of plant-based restaurant chain MANA! and how he is inspiring environmental and social change through through food and cultural creativity.
Laura Zhang chats with artists Gedvile Bunikyte, Xin Li & Ellie Suh leading up to their group exhibition at 宀(Mihn) Gallery entitled Stardust.
Host of Africa's Lit, Daniela, interviews author Taiye Selasi on themes of her cross generational work Ghana Must Go (Penguin Group, 2013).Full episode including music selections by Taiye Selasi can be found at mix cloud.com/eatonradio.
Photographer Giden de Kock chats with Vincent of 宀(Mihn) Gallery about his photographic approach and exhibition.
Amidst the upheaval of the HK protest, Vera, Chantal and Sonia discuss the importance of womanhood and what it means to be a HKer at this time.
Producer, musician and mix engineer, Eric Lau, talks to us about his musical journey thus far. Traversing 3 continents and including many creative collaborations, he reflects on it all whilst looking ahead to what he is excited for now residing in his homeland of HK and China.
Tracklist:
Team Gorillas - PlayList Challenge Track - Instrumental
Eric Lau - Val In Time
Eric Lan - The Best Good
Eric Lau - Oh Dara
The Commissioner - They Sing To Me
Yussef Kamaal - Lowrider
The PlayList - Chasing Goosebumps
Masego - Lady Lady
14KT - The Power Of Same ft Muhsinah
Mansur Brown - Mashita
Kokoroko - Uman
SEED Ensemble - Stargaze #1: KATIN
Moonchild - "Run Away" (Eric Lau & Kaidi Tatham Remix) - Instrumental
Kaidi Tatham - Cupid - Instrumental
Ezra Collective - Reason In Disguise - Instrumental
Eric Lau - Dr Slump
Mixed by Eric Lau
Produced by Eric Lau
Co- produced by James Acey
In conversation with Eaton HK's artist-in-residence Christopher K. Ho at Eaton Radio on his solo exhibition Christopher K. Ho 何恩懷 - Embassy S ites. Showing at Eaton HK 4/F Tomorrow Maybe 13.7-18.8.
Eaton Radio請來Eaton HK駐留藝術家何懷恩與我們進行訪談。他的個展《何恩懷 - Embassy S ites》現於Eaton HK四樓藝術空間Tomorrow Maybe展出，展期由7月13日至8月18日，歡迎大家參觀欣賞。
What’s Does Your Revolution Look Like? is a new podcast featuring conversations imagining the world we want to live in.
We will speak with members of the community on a diverse range of topics including art, wellness, sustainability, the state of the world and more.
Shows will sometimes be in English and sometimes Cantonese and recorded here at Eaton HK.
While this podcast exist on its own lane, it’s also an extension of Eaton Radio HK which is archived in its entirety (including talks, interviews as well as dj mixes). which can be found at mixcloud.com/eatonradio.
Thanks for listening !