Huck 48
Pete Pin is using photography to tell untold stories of the Cambodian genocide
Reconnecting the diaspora — Documentary photographer Pete Pin is retracing his roots to bridge the gap between Cambodian Americans and their parents' traumatic past through photography.
Written by: Pete Pin
Meet Ishita Malaviya, India's first female surfer
Waves of change — Pioneering Indian surfer Ishita Malaviya is one in a billion. And now her childhood constraints are a thing of the past.
Written by: Jack Kenyon
Sinkane is weaving a rich sonic tapestry from the sounds of his nomadic upbringing
Roots, sounds and stories — Ahmed Gallab makes music as Sinkane that transcends boundaries and borders. And it’s guiding him towards a new sense of home.
Written by: Andrea Kurland
Python-esque politics with Kosovo's satirical Strong Party
The Insider's Guide: Pristina, Kosovo — As Kosovo celebrates its seventh year of independence, we take a stroll through its creative capital, Pristina, and meet the political agitators, musicians, publishers and filmmakers rebuilding their city from the cafés up.
Written by: Freddie Reynolds
Does a nomadic childhood lead to a more creative life?
Uprooted Kids — Is there a connection between creativity and nomadism? We meet some military brats and displaced kids who turned to art to express their mixed sense of roots.
Written by: Shelley Jones
Chuck Ragan on his journey from hard times to Hot Water Music
Passion, wrong turns, and punk rock — Before Hot Water Music became a pillar of punk rock, frontman Chuck Ragan found himself doing time.
Written by: Jon Coen