Thanks to Denzil Sprague, the children of Pouk Ressey village have a newfound enthusiasm for learning. Nora Lindstrom talks to the man who rebuilt the community’s school.
Whether you’ve seen him spinning salsa tunes, sipping coffee or teaching kids how to use their left foot, Jimmy Campbell is a familiar face around the Penh. Julie Masis catches up with Mr Salsa Football.
Rarely does one meet a man with a more fitting last name than artist Bob Passion. Lou Hayward sits down with the enigmatic artist, sailor and social activist.
Shunned by his Church and fellow countrymen, Raymond Alikpala sought solitude in Southeast Asia. Instead he found love. The author of “God Loves Bakla” opens the pages of his life to share with the world. Words by Craig Gerard.
Manager of the most iconic bookstore in the capital, William Bagley turns years of literary experience into a successful mix of tales and toys. Craig Gerard hears the story from the face of Monument Books.
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