What's Does Your ____________ Look Like ?

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...

Kay from Fashion Revolution in conversation with Johanna of PHVLO. 

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.

Chet Lam in discussion with Kay Wong (Fashion Clinic). 

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 La...

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, i...