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Bites of Audio – Nepal

How do you capture the experience of moving away from your home country?

One way is through the food that is cherished and missed. ‘Bites of Audio: Nepal’ follows Anish and Avishek, two housemates who both moved to Sydney, Australia from Nepal after high school. Avishek, a skilled and trained chef – both professionally and at home – teaches Anish how to cook fish curry for the first time.

Music credit (by order of appearance):
– When the Ash Settles by The Westerlies (YouTube Audio Library)
– Ngoni by The Mini Vandals (YouTube Audio Library)
– ‘Bridgewalker’ by Bitters: app.sessions.blue/browse/track/211817
– ‘Basketliner’ by Bitters: app.sessions.blue/browse/track/211840
– ‘High Life’ by The Mini Vandals (YouTube Audio Library)

Thumbnail image credit: socialtours on flickr.

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Nicole Alcantara
Nicole Alcantara
Nicole Alcantara is a second-year Media and Communications and Visual Arts student at the University of Sydney and has recently discovered the incredible world of podcasting. She has a strong interest in creative modes of expression, particularly video production, performance, and print magazine.

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