A Day Bombing Detroit w/ Jason Revok || Populist Magazine

We took a trip out to Detroit to hang out with Jason Revok.

We visited his studio, went to his latest show, The Artists Instruments at MOCAD as well as went out to go paint with him.

 

Hong Kong's Legendary Late Night Dim Sum Spot || Street Food Tour with Lucas Sin || Bon Appétit

Chef Lucas Sin is standing on the streets of Kennedy Town at 3 A.M. for an extremely valid reason—Sun Hing, one of Hong Kong’s last operating late night dim sum restaurants, is just opening for business.

Join Lucas as he tries a variety of expertly steamed buns, from luxurious and silky custard buns to pork and shrimp filled siu mai—and everything in between.

 

Millennium Jazz Music || Lofi & Chill vol.2 (Full Album)

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Full Documentary || Barefoot Rasta

A young Canadian man travels to Ethiopia to find out what it means to be Rastafarian.

 

How $1,000 Gucci Mules Are Restored From Bite Marks || Refurbished || Insider

Rio Jongsae Kim is the owner of Kim's Shoe and Bag Repair.

He shows us how to restore a pair of Gucci loafers that retail for around $1,000.

This includes cleaning the shoes, filling in chewed leather with leather filler, and repainting.

 

KLIM beats || DUSTY (Full Album)

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Wonderful Waste || Aussie Architects Turning Waste Into Furniture & homes

Inspired by her time working in India, architect Clare Kennedy has based her design & practice around one Gandhi principle, build with materials in a Five Mile Radius.

It’s led her to seek out salvaged materials like leftover concrete and rotten power poles, and alongside a collective of like minded designers, carpenters, and makers they’ve developed zero-footprint product lines and practical architect and design solutions that keep waste out of landfill.

Developing new ways to build our homes, and the things that fill them, more sustainably; for everything from individual homes, to cafes, breweries and skyscrapers.