Stay ConnectedA photographic podcast that asks people to say whatever they want for however long they want, telling the experiences, mistakes, secrets, loves, journeys and decisions of strangers.
Created and produced by Eva Krysiak. Portraits of interviewees can be viewed at https://evakrysiak.com/everyone-else/everyone-else.
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"All my life I've been in politics. I used to go to where the fascists went, they'd stand on a box and we'd shout them down"
A woman of 100 recalls marching against Mosley, the social and economic climate of the 30s and the realities of life during the war
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"While I felt like I was part of their transformation and their fantasy, they were also giving me the same back - they were seeing me and helping me figure out what was important"
A man who decided to advertise himself as a naked cleaner on Craigslist talks about his motivations, the strangers who hired him and the unexpected moments of vulnerability, understanding and compassion they shared
Photo by Tori Ferenc
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"I will be glad to see you if you come to Rochester, let me know in detail...You are sane aren't you? Regards, Louise Brooks"
A man recalls the summer of 1965 when he decided to track down and write to an iconic flapper and actress of the 1920s, after reading her article in a magazine
Photo by Gray Brame
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"It takes a long time to work out what does matter" A jeweller discusses how the death of her brother has impacted her work and changed her perspective on what is meaningful in lifePhoto by Tori Ferenc
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"My parent's invited me to a party to which I didn't want to go. Life"A man defends his right to be pessimistic and explains his unconventional stance on life Photo by Tori Ferenc
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"I remember the exam invigilator saying, 'It's 9 o clock and you have 1hr 30mins, start your paper'.I thought to myself, 'My Dad tried to kill himself last night"A young woman relives the realities and repercussions of her mum abandoning her family many years ago and how, despite the odds, positives have been drawn from what happenedPhoto by Gray Brame
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"There was an unwritten rule that as a newcomer you had to perform - à la Fight Club - you didn't have a choice. The ones that didn't had to impersonate animals of the room's choosing"Plans don't go to plan for a man who decides to embark on trip from London to Cape Town by motorbike, when he finds himself first in prison and then on the run in EthiopiaPhoto by Matt Coats
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"I won the spot dance, I won everything there. Then I had to take my shoes off because my heels were too high I had to do it in bare feet"A woman shares her story of finding a husband whilst dancing disco in 1970s Zimbabwe, a love of all things glamorous and forging new friendships in later lifePhoto by Tori Ferenc
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"I've always liked the bush and I hopefully think it's coming back...I think the bush is coming back"A woman talks about her persona as a stripper, the relationships between girls and customers and the changing face of strip bars in LondonPhoto by Giles Smith
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"I was a bit like a boy that was going through the orchard looking for the best apple and I got to the end with nothing - I ended up losing both of them. What a fool was I"A man relays how his life has been utterly shaped by his love of David Bowie and his music, influencing his personal relationships, his family and his lot in later lifePhoto by Tori Ferenc
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