We discuss stories on paper and in concrete, career paths deemed better than others by our elders, socialising in person and online plus how playing on hard mode makes things easy with Zee from Zambia. 

We discuss flags that look too much like the neighbour's, heightened senses abroad, djing as an anthropologist, friends you say gotta say goodbye to and the dream field research project for Antro Urbana from Ecuador.

As a young man just out of high school, Mo from Kenya saw an advertising in a magazine about Hungary while getting a shoe shine, so he got up and left, despite his grandma telling him "those white people will kill you".

We discuss the road from electrical engineering to delivering 2 tons of coffee to Debrecen and how many points of failure a cup of coffee can have. 

Hope Reese from Long Island via Louisville comes on the show to talk about her research - and now book! - on the mass poisonings of Tiszazug that occured a century ago.

We discuss rural poverty, futile divorces, the midwife gossip-network, freebasing flypaper and the role of the press in the scandal of the century!

We talk about England in peril, not leaving things in cars, reading letters from yourself translated to and from Russian and incarceration as transformative opportunity with our first ever guest to appear under a pseudonym - "Thomas" from the UK. 

We discuss photography, rap music, mixtape dealing in 90's Tehran, the nature of war, being a bouncer as a 17 year old girl, softboy face tattoos, planned cities, and a crysis of masculinity with Kurdish guest Assalina from Milton Keynes via Tehran, Cyprus and London.

Esther is a plantscape designer from Ukraine. We talk why parents are good for mental health and why you should have living things around you.