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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"I was 65 when I got married to a Thai girl. Rumtip her name was - I met her on a website called 'Thai Love Links'"A man talks about learning to smoke in 1960s Eastend London, his love of old romantic songs and his journey through love and marriagePhoto by Tori Ferenc
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"When I found out that lip reduction was real, I wrote down the price, the age limit and the address of the doctor in London"What is it like to be a black young woman today? A 16 year old speaks about sexism, colourism and becoming a feminist Photo by Tori Ferenc
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"We might be able to fly our Union Jack now"In the wake of June 23rd's referendum, Londoners react to Britain's decision to leave the European UnionPhoto by Tori Ferenc
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"You get called 'banana', which means yellow on the outside, white on the inside"A British man of Chinese-Malay birth talks about a life straddling different cultures and working with children to overcome their identity issuesPhoto by Tori Ferenc
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"We did go to bed together, because my motto was, 'What men can do, women can do better'"Looking back on the relationships that shaped her life, an 80 year old woman offers the lessons she has learnt from themPhoto by Tori Ferenc
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"When you park people in a cage, they become animals"A man from St. Denis, Paris, talks about the Paris attacks of November 2015 and growing up in the district of the city where the attackers came fromPhoto by Tori Ferenc
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"The interview is: Can you get to Benghazi?"Having taken a job in Libya during the revolution of 2012, a journalist and his colleague get stopped at a check point shortly after releasing a news piecePhoto by Tori Ferenc
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"My mum told me I was not stupid or dumb"A girl talks about the difference her Mum is making to her journey through dyslexia
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