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A chat with HK electronic musician ASJ  aka A Spiritual Journey on how she got into music, incorporating spirituality into her works, and how she defines the 'post-genre' music that she makes.

We talk with Sam Lui about her journey in the world of food, the world she hopes to create within it, connections to she hopes to make as well as why she doesn't like the 'chef' label.

A conversation with Anthony, Stefan & Elaine of UK music label Eastern Margins on music, identity and how they stay connected to Asia whilst living abroad.

Eaton HK's James Acey in conversation with DC- native and director of short film, Atención! Murderer Next Door , debuted by NY Times Op- Docs (10.11.20), Sean Mattison. They discuss the project which explores the modern protest movement (Esraches) around pushing  prosecution of those behind the brutal Argentinean military dictatorship of late 1970s which disappeared over 30,000 people, how th...

A conversation with Laujan & Jason of HK band David Boring on the band's history, artistic process as well how they define the 'punk' aesthetic.

This conversation is part of Eaton HK Stream’s ongoing interview series “Colony Kids SOS”. Epoch at Tomorrow Maybe is presented in partnership with Women's Festival. Lean (21) is a self-taught photographer. She has been experimenting with the medium from the age 8. She will start her Photography Masters in Central Saint Martins from October 2020. Her sister Yvonne (18) has been making video and sh...

A conversation with Harmony HK, a fashion/ art collective based in Hong Kong that are working to give a voice to ethnic minorities in the local creative landscape. They discuss how they've formed and their individual and collective aesthetic aapproaches.

A conversation with Arthur Yeti on the intersection of art and commerce and what true community means for his Yeti Out Collective merging art, fashion and music. 

A conversation with artist and DJ about her ventures into filmmaking, her approach to creating musical experiences and, as a transgender person, some tips for Hong Kong  in their pursuits to transition. 

A fascinating chat with artist, seeker and former Eaton HK cultural coordinator about his methodology and philosophy when it comes to using art for self discovery. He also talks about his ideas on tragedy, love and emptiness in his daily life and practice. 

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 1...

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. 

A talk with animation director and comic artist Kongkee on his ongoing project Dragon's Delusion, it's inspirations as well as his current installation at Eaton HK entitled 'Moon In the Water.' Conversation in Cantonese.

Hong Kong rapper Luna talks about how to develop as a musician, her life and thoughts about the Hong Kong music scene.  Conversation in Cantonese. 

A chat with Alex Yiu aka Alexmalism about the history of deconstructed club music, classical compositions, his creative process and his thoughts on the Hong Kong art community in 2020.

A talk with Chen Yuen, an emerging  curator/ video artist. He talks about his works, inspirations and thoughts on the LGBTQIA+ community in Hong Kong. Conversation in Cantonese.

Founders of HK’s Bean-to-Bear chocolate brand Conspiracy Chocolate share the ups and downs of chocolate crafting and the importance of an ethical supply chain.

Kay sits down with Laura Williamson, entrepreneur and sustainable lifestyle blogger behind Days Like Laura and Plantdays to discuss her initiatives to promote sustainable living.