As I type this entry I'm listening again to a recent episode of CBC radio's The Current podcast. It is a profoundly sad and important interview with a Cambodian man (now living in Canada) who survive
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As I type this entry I'm listening again to a recent episode of CBC radio's The Current podcast. It is a profoundly sad and important interview with a Cambodian man (now living in Canada) who survive
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Im still getting over jetlag and settling in here in the US. In the meantime here is a video entry recorded in Cambodia last month. It features my visit to the killing fields and the s21 torture priso
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Friends International is a very unique organization doing some very revolutionary work in an often overlooked part of the world with the most overlooked people on this planet- street children. While i
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Bophana is an organization based in Phnom Penh, dedicated to finding and archiving video, audio, and text documentation of Cambodian culture. Throughout the decades of war and the destructive Khmer
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Although I've arrived back home in Amsterdam, my mind still drifts regularly back to Cambodia. In conversations with friends and day dreams as I ride my bike around town, I think most about the kill
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Going back a few days, this vlog entry is from my first day in Cambodia. It includes footage from my arrival via Tuc-Tuc, to me Royal Palace visit.
On that note, I'm off to the airport for th
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He asked me not to blog about our conversations, so I'll make a decent effort not to. But I can't help but aknowledge that even out here in Cambodia, I manage to ride around late at night on the bac
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It is not easy to go to a country like Cambodia and develop an ecotourism project that involves preserving forests while generating income. Many obstacles will appear, not to mention the amount of peo
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