During her two month adventure throughout Southeast Asia and Europe, I had the privilege to spend time with Yukako Atsuchi. Photographer, artist, and traveler Yukako is originally from Miyazaki, the capital city of Miyazaki Prefecture on the island of Kyushu in Japan. Miyazaki is approximately a two hour flight from Tokyo. Yukako calls Miyazaki “th…

As of today most people overlook the Udom Suk neighborhood in Bangkok in terms of coffee, culture, and community. Traditionally it takes major development to improve the cultural climate of specific areas. However, we are living in an era where traditions are broken regularly. In this particular case, tradition is broken on behalf of progression an…

As of today most people overlook the Udom Suk neighborhood in Bangkok in terms of coffee, culture, and community. Traditionally it takes major development to improve the cultural climate of specific areas. However, we are living in an era where traditions are broken regularly. In this particular case, tradition is broken on behalf of progression an…

Outside of Casa Lapin on the busy street of Sukhumvit 26, Khem Chen joins Reggie Black to share her stories about travel, living in another country, the contrasts between Singapore and Bangkok, and finding her voice as a photographer. Khem explores introspective topics about interracial issues amongst Southeast Asia by addressing the notions that e…

We hear a lot of progressive stories from people who stop drinking, and find comfort in their new path towards sobriety. Often times, the weird space that’s created from the moment you decide to stop consuming alcohol and vow to build a new life for yourself is omitted. The time it takes to get adjusted into a new life of sobriety can get messy, ug…

Coffee helps move any conversation forward, but in this particular case it stopped one for a very long time. Nuntinee Tan (who prefers to be called Nun) and Reggie Black visited Ceresia Coffee Roasters everyday at the same time for months. Nun was always focused on her work, but Reggie knew there was something intriguing about her ethic. Nun and Re…

Coffee helps move any conversation forward, but in this particular case it stopped one for a very long time. Nuntinee Tan (who prefers to be called Nun) and Reggie Black visited Ceresia Coffee Roasters everyday at the same time for months. Nun was always focused on her work, but Reggie knew there was something intriguing about her ethic. Nun and Re…

Coffee helps move any conversation forward, but in this particular case it stopped one for a very long time. Nuntinee Tan (who prefers to be called Nun) and Reggie Black visited Ceresia Coffee Roasters everyday at the same time for months. Nun was always focused on her work, but Reggie knew there was something intriguing about her ethic. Nun and Re…

It’s hard to find nice cool spot in Bangkok to enjoy a casual conversation without feeling rushed to end it due to the extreme temperatures. Right next to the public gym in Benjasiri Park, Reggie Black sits down with Minyoung Kim (but you can call her Minnie) to have a discussion that was led by energy and exploring layers of perspectives. In the p…

During a typical adventure in Bangkok, Reggie takes an interesting approach to invite his audience into his daily life by recording a “State of the Podcast” episode while commuting home from a day of work on the back of a motorbike. During this episode, Reggie opens up about his feelings of global issues and how it has effected the production of hi…

Race. Identity. Space. Activism. Sexuality. Change. Education. Travel. Exploration. Surrounded by 3D printed installations and a creative environment, Svenn Grant joins Reggie Black at FabCafe in Bangkok, Thailand to explore the narratives of life that has influenced his path thus far. Svenn has over a decade of experience in working on human devel…

Tucked away at Colony Club in Washington, DC, Corey Thompson also known as Photoleer joins Reggie Black to engage in a deep man to man conversation. Photoleer is a photographer and traveler that invites the world to experience the moments that he captures with his work. This conversation is more like a therapy session that addresses all the topics …

Tucked away at Colony Club in Washington, DC, Corey Thompson also known as Photoleer joins Reggie Black to engage in a deep man to man conversation. Photoleer is a photographer and traveler that invites the world to experience the moments that he captures with his work. This conversation is more like a therapy session that addresses all the topics …

Tucked away at Colony Club in Washington, DC, Corey Thompson also known as Photoleer joins Reggie Black to engage in a deep man to man conversation. Photoleer is a photographer and traveler that invites the world to experience the moments that he captures with his work. This conversation is more like a therapy session that addresses all the topics …

Tucked away at Colony Club in Washington, DC, Corey Thompson also known as Photoleer joins Reggie Black to engage in a deep man to man conversation. Photoleer is a photographer and traveler that invites the world to experience the moments that he captures with his work. This conversation is more like a therapy session that addresses all the topics …

Aimlessly strolling through Midtown in New York City, Liz Jackson, the Founder of Inclusive Fashion & Design Collective (the first-ever fashion trade association to serve people with disabilities) joins Reggie Black to talk about a wide range of things. Liz articulates her understanding of the difference between asking for advice and being bailed o…

During the BlackStar Film Festival, and the premiere of her short film "Rigamo" Che Greyson joins Reggie Black for a walk and talk through Center City Philadelphia. Che opens up about the impact of the work from other filmmakers at the festival. Che also addresses the power of imagery what her mission is as a black filmmaker. Contact: @FandomFox…

Ashely Brown joins Reggie Black for a morning cup at Prodigy Coffee in the West Village of New York City. Ashley takes us on a personal journey highlighting her connection with photography and how fighting through self-doubt has fueled her trajectory as an artist. Contact: @AshelyLaurel_BAf Reggie Black

On the streets of SOHO, in New York City, Brian McCullough, the host of the Internet History Podcast takes a walk with Reggie Black to share some of his personal insights about the journey of a Historian. He also reveals one of his deepest fears, and what's next for his work. Contact: @BrianMccAf Reggie Black

Creator and Host, Reggie Black uses his first episode to share with his audience the concept, structure, and overall layout of We Belong Everywhere.Af Reggie Black