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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...

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...

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 artis...

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 pie...

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 Hon...

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 r...

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 conf...

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 Ho...

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...

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 land...

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 lite...

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...

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, ra...

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, sh...

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.