Enrique Villasis is an award-winning poet and screenwriter from the  Philippines. He lives in Quezon City and currently writes television  shows for ABS-CBN.

Singer/Songwriter Peter Joly's most recent album is entitled 'Easy Has Never Been The Way'.

'Easy Has Never Been The Way' demonstrates masterful songwriting.

This clip is taken from an online interview with a member of the  collective 'Rap Against Junta' whose main purpose is to use art and  music as a form of protest and resistance against the military  dictatorship in Myanmar. For security reasons, only pseudonyms are used,  no location is disclosed, and this video clip has been edited without  images to avoid recognition by anyone sympathetic with the military  rulers in Myanmar. Only logos expressing public resistance against the  current leaders in Myanmar are shown.

In this clip, Rodrigo Quiñones Reyes addresses the audience directly (in Spanish), asking about their state of happiness...

Claire Smith is an Australian archaeologist specializing in  indigenous archaeology, symbolic communication and rock art. Her fields  of research include social archaeology, archaeological theory,  indigenous peoples, social justice, rock art and gender.

Anandi Mishra is a Delhi-based writer and communications  professional. She has worked as a reporter for The Times Of India and  The Hindu. She writes essays and poetry.

Lorenzo Raplili is one of the very few Pacific Islanders who were  able to travel to Glasgow and attend the 26th United Nations Climate  Change Conference of the Parties (COP26) in Glasgow, Scotland. After a  two-week quarantine following his return to his home country, Vanuatu,  and two mandatory Covid tests, both of which were negative, he was able  to speak by phone to Radio Aula Mundi about the effects of climate  change on his home country, the pandemic, and the beauty of the Pacific  Ocean, the so-called 'South Sea', as it is portrayed in the great  literary classic he reads an excerpt from in English...

The 'Musée Aquatique', Marseille's Underwater Museum is a museum  where some monumental and majestic sculptures have been placed at a  depth of 5 meters (16 feet).

Christine De Luca is a Scottish poet and writer from the Shetland  islands. She writes in both English and Shetlandic. Her poetry has been  translated into many languages.

Anne Elizabeth Moore is a writer and cultural critic. She was born in South Dakota before spending 30 years in Chicago.