"The Star Ferry:
 Causeway Bay to Kowloon"

 - June, 2009



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Soundscape: Produced by Glen
Tourism/Culture.
Background: One simply cannot get anymore Hong Kong than this. Since 1880, the Star Ferries have crossed the waters of this harbour and without doubt, are the most iconic image of this island city...
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"Streets of Taipei:
 The Buddha's Birthday"

 - June, 2009



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Soundscape: Produced by Glen
Tourism/Culture.
Background:
Recorded on the 'Buddha's Birthday' in May. But drums and bells for the Buddha are not the only things you will hear around the constant passing parade of floats and moving stages...
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"Life Instructions"
 - September, 2008



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Voice & words: Glen
Customs/Traditions/Culture.
Background:
"Life Instructions" can be found everywhere in Taiwan. Some might like to think of them more as rules or obligations... At their simplest, they exist to warn and put a little fear into people, if they don't stop talking loudly on their cell-phones... 
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"My First Swim"
 - June, 2005



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Voice: Joe Laverty, words: Glen
Memories/Western Culture.
Background:
How well do you remember your first swim? The first time you found that you could float on high water, instead of sinking to the bottom of the pool.  For many, their first swim was with the help of a parent...
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"Sushi Story"
 - April, 2005



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Voice & story: Glen
Exchange/Multiculturalism/Retail.
Background: The likelihood of not one - but twelve sushi restaurants, scattered across the city, would have seemed impossible only twelve months ago.. Add to this, five manicure shops – jammed full of women getting their nails trimmed and lacquered...
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"Where Art Meets Technology"
 - July, 2005



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Voice & story: Glen
Technology/Exhibitions.
Background:
A series of exhibitions under the banner of 'Fullscreen' started today - at the National Gallery of Australia... Six months of displays, talks and workshops will explore the relationship between art and technology.
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