The Invisible Homeless Man in the Cubicle Next to You
By Sean Cole What do you really know about someone’s identity? You can work next to someone for years . . . but do you […]
God and Politics on the Train to Cairo
By Graham Pitts The woman shook her head and laughed when we bought two tickets for the third-class train out of Alexandria into the Nile […]
Running “Hash” in Hong Kong
by Nick Gerry-Bullard My friend Ben invited me to go on a “hash” – an English ex-pat tradition that combines jogging with a treasure hunt […]
From our Partners
Bending Borders seeks to bring you fresh, alternative and unexpected perspectives on all-things-world. Our primary medium is audio, however we are dedicated to partnering with […]
Bending Borders Showcase: Japan
Japan revealed: Friends, food and photos
DNA of Dance
By Sara Baur Harding | Every so often, there is a seemingly random moment that we may pass by but instead pay attention to – […]
Vietnam: 36-year remembrance of coming to the US
By Christine Trang Thirty-six years ago, the first wave of Vietnamese refugees landed on American soil. They had left in a hurry—most of them carried […]
A Fistful of Matzoh
By al-Sarsara When this reporter went to Syria to study advanced Arabic, she was warned that she had two strikes against her: She was American […]
