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.