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Portrait Audacieux_Mauro Vitturini, VOID, August 2015 (click here for audio-video)
Portrait Audacieux_Arnaud EECKHOUT, VOID, March 2015 (click here for audio-video)
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Portrait Audacieux_Mauro Vitturini, VOID, August 2015 (click here for audio-video)
Portrait Audacieux_Arnaud EECKHOUT, VOID, March 2015 (click here for audio-video)
(Radio Diaries)
Back in 1919, Walter Backerman's grandfather delivered seltzer by horse and wagon on Manhattan's Lower East Side. Today, Walter continues to deliver seltzer around the streets of New York. Some customers, like Mildred Blitz, have been on the family route for more than 50 years. When Walter's grandfather drove his cart there were thousands of seltzer men in the city; today Walter is one of the last.
www.radiodiaries.org/walter-backerman-seltzer-man
(Radio Diaries)
94-year-old Selma Koch runs the Town Shop, one of New York's last old-style bra fitting shops. The Town Shop is a fourth-generation family business that emphasizes personal service and custom fitting. Selma still works everyday alongside her son and grandson. Their motto: "We know your size."
www.radiodiaries.org/selma-koch-bra-saleswoman