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How’s your life?

By on August 13, 2012 in oral history

Just listened to a really interesting This American Life, dealing with developmentally-challenged individuals. The first part of the show focused on How’s your news? – a news show where reporters with various disabilities interview politicians, celebrities and members of the public. It sounds like it could go either way, but the show is produced with [...]

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Along the Way

By on July 7, 2008 in oral history, urban narratives

Along the Way is a book inspired by Doung Anwar Jahangeer‘s CityWalk. In December 2007 a call went out to Durban’s creative community inviting proposals for an upcoming art festival, Cascoland. Under the theme of “mobility,” the festival was to take place along a specified route with the aim of interaction with public space. As [...]

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