Hong Kong Stories

Maritas tells of a time when she felt under pressure to perform. This story was first told at the Hong Kong Stories Live Show that had the theme Asking for a Friend. If you would liekt ot tell your story, get tips and learn to speak your mind - get in touch! email through the links on the webpage www.hongkongstories.com Everyone has a story to tell.

Niharika tells of an important person in her life. If you want to learn how to tell your story better - follow the links on the website www.hongkongstories.com Everyone has a story to tell.

Lesley tells of a time when her expectations were not met. If you would like to know more about storytelling in Hong Kong and how to join a workshop to tell your story on stage - go to www.hongkongstories.com Everyone has a story to tell.

Vincent tells of a sea voyage he took between one beloved place and another. You can find more information about how to tell your story on our stage at www.hongkongstories.com Everyone has a story to tell.

Madeleine tells of a time when she found a place in the film industry as crew, not cast. You can find more information about how to tell your story on our stage at www.hongkongstories.com Everyone has a story to tell.

Jace tells of an unexpected encounter. This story was performed live on stage in Hong Kong in May 2023 for a show that had the theme All at Sea. If you would like to develop your storytelling skills, practice your public speaking or just become a better communicator, head over to our website and get in touch, www.hongkongstories.com

Fran tells us of her experiences in deep water. If you want to learn to tell your story better - come to a free workshop - www.hongkongstories.com Everyone has a story to tell.

Privita tells of her search for something that suits. If you want to learn to tell your BEST story, get in touch! Find the links through the website www.hongkongstories.com or email us at storieshongkong@gmail.com Everyone has a story to tell.

Ivy tells of a time she was frustrated and stressed by an unexpected role reversal. If you would like to know more about Storytelling in Hong Kong - go to the website www.hongkongstories.com Everyone has a story to tell.

Jenn helps a student have a less complicated life going forward and we pull a powerful story from the Vault. If you wouuld like to know more about storytelling in Hong Kong - go to www.hongkongstories.com Everyone has a story to tell

Lesley tells of the pitfalls of owning a car. Come and pitch your story for the next show! Follow the links on the website www.hongkongstories.com Everyone has a story to tell.

Vincent tells of the persils of taking your children to try extreme sports. This true, first person story was told in front of a live audience at the Fringe Club in Hong Kong. If you want to learn how to becvome a more effective storyteller, follow the links on the webpage www.hongkongstories.com Everyone has a story to tell

Hillian tells of her favourite shoes and their fate one afternoon. This is a true, first person story told before a live audience at he Fringe Club in Hong Kong. If you would like to improve your storytelling talents, come to a free workshop - find out how by following the instructions on the website www.hongkongstories.com Everyone has a story to tell

Tony tells of struggles of his heart. This is a true, first person story told before a live audience in Hong Kong. If you want to learn to be a better storyteller, come to a free workshops - find the information you need to sign up on the website www.hongkongstories.com Everyone has a story to tell

Manasi tells of a time she went fao a little more than average walk. If you would like to tell your BEST story - go to www.hongkongstorie.com and sign up for a workshop! Everyone has a story to tell. Hong Kong Stories is teaming up with India By the Bay! CONNECT THROUGH STORYTELLING WITH HONG KONG STORIES An hour of immersive storytelling with HK Stories (This event is part of Wellness Day, India by the Bay 2023) Join Rachel Smith from Hong Kong Stories as she leads storytellers in this performance for India by the Bay, addressing the challenges of a post-Covid World through individual personal experiences. https://asiasociety.org/hong-kong/events/wellness-sunday-presented-hsbc-full-day-events-nourish-mind-body-soul

Horace tells of a difficult decision he needed to make. This story was told before a live audience at the Fringe Club in February 2023. If you want to learn to tell your story better - go to www.hongkongstories.com and sign up for a workshop! Everyone has a story to tell Hong Kong stories is pleased to be part of India By the Bay - a festival to celebrate the ties between Hong Kong and India. Grab a ticket for the show on Wellness Sunday or for one of their other fabulous events during the festival! details can be found on the India By the Bay website. Hong Kong Stories website or by following the links on the Asia Society website. https://asiasociety.org/hong-kong/india-bay-2023-october-07-15-2023 https://www.hongkongstories.com/

Lilyan tells of the longest day - this story was told in front of a live audience at the Fringe Club in Hong Kong in April 2023 at a show with the theme Ooh La La! If you want to learn more about how to tell great stories, come to a free workshop at www.hongkongstories.com Everyone has a story to tell.

Madeleine tells of a time when the technology of cell phones could still amaze. If you want to learn how to tell your BEST story - go to a workshop - find all about them on our website www.hongkongstories.com Everyone has a story to tell.

Stephanie tells of searching. If you want to tell your BEST story get in touch! Workshop details are available on www.hongkongstoires.com Everyone has a story to tell.

Siddhant tells of an adventure with a biryani. If you want to know more about storytelling in Hong Kong - workshops, pitches and live shows - go to the website - www.hongkongstories.com Everyone has a story to tell.

Gina tell of a time she was on very thin ice. Have you got a story that is just itching to get out? We have workshops just to help out with that little itch! Find all the information you need at www.hongkongstories.com Everyone has a story to tell.

Ella tells of a time when she was looking for love. If you want to learn to tell your BEST story, come to a workshop - there are free ones listed on the website and on September 23 there will be a 3 hour paid workshop - links for tickets are on the website - www.hongkongstories.com Everyone has a story to tell.

Jacynth explains a phenomenon in the Philippines that may puzzle outsiders. If you want to tell your story better - go to our website www.hongkongstories.com and explore the options! Everyone has a story to tell.

Angela tells of the ups and downs of high school life. If you want to learn to be a better storyteller - go to www,hongkongstoires.com and sign up for a workshop or a pitch now! Everyone has a story to tell.

Elise tells about a ski trip and Hugo gives an important public service announcement. If you want to tell your best story, improve your public speaking and become an interesting speaker, come to a workshop - we can help you with that. Find details at www.hongkongstoires.com Everyone has a story to tell.

Bess tells of an incident with an unfortunate colour pallette. Callum tells of a holiday with family and Rae learns more about her limits than she wants to. If you want to tell your story better, or you want to book a storyteller to come to your school or office, go to the website www.hongkongstories.com Everyone has a story to tell.

Karen performs a poem titled "My Bloody Period" and Rachel tells of her understanding of what being a modern woman entails. If you want to improve your public speaking and learn how to tell truely compelling stories - go to our website www.hongkongstories and find out how. Everyone has a story to tell.

Jenn tells of why a job she started just wasn't for her. If you want to tell YOUR story better - you can come to a free workshop. Check out our website www.hongkongstories.com for details. Everyone has a story to tell.

Lesley tells of a trip to the most romantic city on Earth, depending who you ask. If you want to learn how to tell great stories - go to www.hongkongstories. com and sign yourself up for a free workshop! Everyone has a story to tell.

Vincent tells of a time he ascended to great heights. If you want to learn to tell your best story - come to a free workshop - www.hongkongstories.com Everyone has a story to tell.

Gina tells us of a time when she was out of place and a bit confused, but it seems like she was not alone! If you would like to tell your BEST story, get yourself to a workshop - find the link on the website - hongongstories.com Everyone has a story to tell.

Lilyan describes a journey to chase her American Dream. This show was performed at the Fringe Club in November 2022 in front of a live audience. If you would like to learn how to tell your best story, go to the website hongkongstories.com and sign up! Everyone has a story to tell.

Rachel tells of youthful adventures in horse-riding in this story. Have you got a story? would you like to improve your interpersonal and public speaking skills? Join us for a free workshop. Links on the website www.hongkongstories.com Everyone has a story to tell.

Manasi Tells of a conversation overheard after tequila entered her life. If you want to tell your best story - join a free workshop through the links on the website www.hongkongstories.com Everyone has a story to tell.

Suckey tells of why breakfast is the most important meal of the day. Our April show is on Friday 28 - tickets can be found on the website wqww.hongkongstories.com Our May show is on 26 May - Pitch your story at a workshop - links can be found at www.honkognstoires.com Everyone has a story to tell.

Niharika has a problem but life is never easy! This story was told before a live audience at the Aftermath in Hong Kong. If you want to tell your BEST story - come to a free workshop - sign up through the links on www.hongkongstories.com

Dan tells of the results of his gardening efforts on his balcony. This story was told at the AFTERMATH in Hong Kong. If you would like to tell your BEST story, come to a free workshop! Everyone has a story to tell.

Ivy tells a tale of suffering and some relief in her debut on our stage in September 2022 where she told her story in front of a live audience at the Aftermath. If you want to tell your best story - get in touch or come to a free workshop- find details at www.hongkongstroies.com Everyone has a story to tell.

Lydia's story was told live at the aftermath in Hong Kong for a show that had the theme 'Oopsie!' If you want to learn how to tell your BEST story - go to www.hongkongstories.com and follow the links to the free workshops!

Jacynth tells us of a time she had to go on stage. You can find out more about how to tell your best story by following the links on the website - hongkong stories.com Everyone has a story to tell.

Vincent tells of an extraordinary time in his life. Our stories are told by people just like you - find details of how to learn to tell your story better on www.hongkongstories.com Everyone has a story to tell.

Jenn tells a story of starting again - this story was told as part of the 2021 Hong Kong International LIterary Festival. Hong Kong Stories is part of the 2023 HKILF and tickets to our shows can be found at www.hongkongstories.com or www.festival.org.hk Everyone has a story to tell.

Erin tells us of a time when she had an 'incident' in class. This story was told in front of a live audience at the 2022 Hong Kong International Literary Festival in Hong Kong.

Ella tells a story of physics and electronics from her school days growing up in the Soviet Union. This story was told for a show in June 2022 that had the theme 'Reveal'. If you want to learn how to tell your best story go to our website and find a free workshop www.hongkongstories.com Everyone has a story to tell.

Siddhant tells of visiting a friend - this story was told in the Macaulay theatre in Wan Chai in June 2022 as part of a show that had the theme 'Reveal'. If you want to learn to tell your best story - follow the links on the website - www.hongkongstories.com Everyone has a story to tell And thanks Siddhant for your patience with me over the time it took to get this story out.

Lesley (but not the same Lesley as last episode) tells us of her days struggling to find recognition in her workplace. True, first person stories told before a live audience - get in touch via the website for details about our workshops! www.hongkongstories.com Everyone has a story to tell.

Lesley and Conrad tell 2 stories tenuously linked by transportation in Hong Kong. Lesley's story was told live at our January turned to June show with the theme Reveal and Conrad told his as the performance part of a workshop with Rachel from Hong Kong Stories. If you want to learn to tell great stories, sign up for a workshop! Find more information at www.hongkongstories.com Everyone has a story to tell.

Jenn goes off beat a little with three shorter stories that are nonetheless worth listening to! If you want to learn how to tell your BEST story go to www.hongkongstories.com and join a workshop! Everyone has a story to tell!

Heenu tells of a time she was struggling to fit in and we hear a story from a student workshop zoom performance. If you want to learn how to tell your BEST story, join us in a workshop - find them through the website www.hongkongstories.com Everyone has a story to tell.

Our final round of students from the 2022 Student Story Slam including the winner of the competition, Sam, followed by Hayley and Chloe. We want to extend a heartfelt thank you to all our students for taking the risk of getting up on our stage. If you want to find more about the Student Story Slam 2023, go to our website and click the Student Story Slam tab on the top of the page. Www.hongkongstories.com Everyone has a story to tell.

Our 2022 Student Story Slam Competition had the theme Silver Linings. In this episode, you can hear 3 of the stories written and performed live on our stage in May 2022. The first is from Nathan, who won 2nd prize in the competition. The second storyteller you hear is from Airane and the third is Christy. Thanks to all our students who work hard, brave the stage and show us all how talented young people are in this city we all love. Our 2023 competition details will be announced soon on the website www.hongkongstories.com Everyone has a story to tell.

Our 2022 Student Story Slam Competition had the theme Silver Linings. In this episode, you can hear 2 of the stories written and performed live on our stage in May 2022. The first is from Kristen, who won 3rd prize in the competition. The second is from Rex, who wrote and told another amazing tale. Thanks to all our students who work hard, brave the stage and show us all how talented young people are in this city we all love. Our 2023 competition details will be announced soon on the website www.hongkongstories.com Everyone has a story to tell.

From a performance with Hong Kong Stories and International school students in Hong Kong, Gabby, Michelle and Prinda tell their stories. Students were guided through the process of writing and refining their stories before they performed them live! Due to pandemic restrictions, the stories were told over zoom and the sound quality is not always superb but the stories are well worth listening to! If you would like to tell your best story, get in touch! You can find out how on the website, www.hongkongstories.com Everyone has a story to tell.

Lesley tells of an incident that occurred and we re-listen to a story from Sharvya about a family affair. If you want to learn to tell your BEST story, go to the website at www.hongkongstories.com and follow the prompts to find a free workshop near you! Everyone has a story to tell.

Vincent tells of the end of a summer job and we re-listen to Josianne tell us of her relationship with Venice. If you would like to learn to tell your BEST story - go to www.hongkongstories.com and for the links to the free workshops! Everyone has a story to tell

Erin describes a time when her fashion got the better of her and we re-listen to a story from Rachel of some mixed signals. If you want to tell your BEST story, come to a workshop! Details can be found at www.hongkongstories.com where you can also find news of our latest shows and ticketing information! Everyone has a story to tell

Mel tells of inner voices and we relisten to a story from Jannita about personal growth. If you want to tell your BEST story - come to a free workshop - find them on Meetup or by following the links on our website! www.hongkongstories.com

Leslie tells of a cultural clash in the sea and we re-listen to a story from Hyatt about her decision making process. If you would like to learn more about telling great stories - go to our website hongkongstories.com Everyone has a story to tell.

Manasi tells of her relationship with her grandmother. Thanks for your patience with this podcast loyal listeners! I cannot tell you how wonderful it is to have more stories to share with you! If you would like to tell your BEST story - join our live storytelling workshops - details can be found on our website www.hongkongstories.com Everyone has a story to tell.

Ethan tells of an experience he had as a teacher and Rachel reads a poem by Vishal Nanda titled 'Flowers'. If you enjoy Vishal's poem, his recently published book 'Please Stand Back From the Platform Doors' can be purchased on Amazon : shorturl.at/fopK2 Our free workshops are on hold for a little bit -but we will be back in no time at all - in the meantime - if you have a story to tell you can email us at storieshongkong@gmail.com Everyone has a story to tell.

Chhandasi tells of a treasured encounter and we relisten to a story from Sam that was told in 2018! Our free workshops are on hold for a little bit -but we will be back in no time at all - in the meantime - if you have a story to tell you can email us at storieshongkong@gmail.com Everyone has a story to tell.

Madeleine tells of her struggles with formal education and Rachel reads a poem by Vishal Nanda titled 'Ode to a Perforated Styrofoam Ceiling'. If you enjoy Vishal's poem, his recently published book 'Please Stand Back From the Platform Doors' can be purchased on Amazon : shorturl.at/fopK2 Our free workshops are on hold for a little bit -but we will be back in no time at all - in the meantime - if you have a story to tell you can email us at storieshongkong@gmail.com Everyone has a story to tell.

Gary tells a story of travel gone awry, and we re-listen to a story from Vineeth about his travel adventures. If you want to tell your best story, go to the website www.hongkongstories.com. Everyone has a story to tell.

Ella tells of her life in Soviet Russia and we re-listen to a story from Charles that was first podcasted in 2020. If you want to learn how to tell your BEST story - go to the website - www.hongkongstories.com Everyone has a story to tell.

Niharika tells us of a time she was more, and yet less alone than was comfortable and Rachel reads a poem by local writer Paola Caronni from a recent zine published jointly by Peel Street Poets, Write or Die and Outloud Hong Kong at the Hong Kong International Literary Festival 2021 If you want to learn how to tell your BEST story - head on over to one of our free workshops on our website www.hongkonstories.com Everyone has a story to tell.

A day late and a dollar short but it IS here! Erin tells of some shenanigans from her childhood in this week's podcast! If you want to learn how to tell your BEST story - go to www.hongkongstories.com Everyone has a story to tell.

Katrina tells of her relationship with her home and we re-listen to a story from Madeline about her space. If you want to learn how to tell your BEST story - join us for a free workshop! Links are on our website! Everyone has a story to tell. Today's language was Russian.

Angela tells of a time when she travelled with a friend and we re-listen to a story from Chantelle about her travel woes. If you want to learn how to tell your BEST story - join us for a free workshop! You can find us on meetup or through the links on our website www.hongkongstories.com Everyone has a story to tell.

Two generations tell a tandem story about a day out in Hong Kong and we re-listen to a story from Jessica who is looking for a way out after looking for a way in. If you want to learn how to tell your BEST story -come to a free workshop - find us at www.hongkongstories.com and just follow the steps listed! A little note - the pandemic has finally caught up to our podcasting backlog. We will be moving to fortnightly publishing until our full compliment of workshops and shows returns. Everyone has a story to tell. Today's language was Japanese.

Leslie gives us a public service announcement via and ripping tale and we re-listen to a story from Katie about he perception of herself. If you want to learn how to tell your BEST story - come to a workshop at www.hongkongstories.com A little note - the pandemic has finally caught up to our podcasting backlog. We will be moving to fortnightly publishing until our full compliment of workshops and shows returns. Everyone has a story to tell.

Lilyan has an experience she wasn't entirely expecting and Rachel tells of food and memories. If you would like to give storytelling a try, go to www.hongkongstories.com and follow the steps! Everyone has a story to tell.

Swati gets up on our stage for the first time to tell a story of things that go... splash? ...in the night. Then we re-listen to a story from Helena. You can find the storytelling info you are looking for at www.hongkongstories.com Looking for tickets for the Sept 4 collaboration with HK Improv? Find them here: www.zicket.co/improv-comedy-show…-tickets-hong-kong Everyone has a story to tell Today's language was Urdu.

Manasi tells of her romance and we re-listen to a story from Kris from 2018 about The Dress. You can find the storytelling info you are looking for at www.hongkongstories.com Looking for tickets for the Sept 4 collaboration with HK Improv? Find them here: https://www.zicket.co/improv-comedy-show-sep-2021-edition-tickets-hong-kong Everyone has a story to tell Today's language was French (Canadian)

Liane tells of saying goodbye to an old friend. If you want to learn how to tell your BEST story, go to www.hongkongstories.com and follow the instructions! Everyone has a story to tell Today's language was Telugu

Nandita tells of her favourite snack and we relisten to a story from Kristen about some issues with calculations. If you want to tell your BEST story - come to a free workshop! you can find them through the links on the website www.hongongstories.com Everyone has a story to tell.

Mustafa tells of a trying time in his childhood and Jenny tells of expanding her mind. If you want to learn how to tell your BEST story - go to www.hongkongstories.comEveryone has a story to tell.

Gina tells of a harrowing time and X survives yet another adventure. For more storytelling updates click that 'send me a newesletter' button on the website hongkongstories.com Everyone has a story to tell.

Sao Mai and Niharika show what workshopping a story looks like. Bothe women are expert and long time storytellers and hosts with Hong Kong Stories. For more information, please go to www.hongkongstories.com Everyone has a story to tell.

We have two stories about teaching this week, the first if from Lesley and the second is from Jenn. If you want to tell your BEST story - head on over to our website and sign up for a free workshop. www.hongkongstories.com Everyone has a story to tell.

This is a updated version of this episode. The first time, the episode did not record fully and the second story was cut off. It did give me a chance to amend the date of the show which I had recorded incorrectly. Ella tells of of living in Russia in the 70's and we relisten to a story from Sao Mai about a choice she was forced to make. If you have a story to tell, come to one of our workshops - you can find details on the website www.hongkongstories.com If you'd like to guess today's "everyone has a story to tell' tagline language - send us an email at storieshongkong@gmail.com. The winners of 2 tickets to our August 5, 2021 show

Yumi tells of first encounters and lasting impressions and we re-listen to a story from Gisele about her complicated feelings. If you want to learn how to tell your BEST story follow the prompts on www.hongkongstories.com or get in touch via email storieshongkong@gmail.com Everyone has a story to tell

Angela tells about fulfilling a dream and we relisten to Kristen's story of her grandma. If you want to learn how to tell your BEST story - follow the instructions on the website www.hongkongstories.com and get yourself to a workshop! Everyone has a story to tell.

Rachel tells a story of a visit from the Nephew and Josianne reminds us it is never too late to seize the day. Workshops are back again! Check out hongkongstories.com for links to the meetup! Everyone has a story to tell.

Yuyu tells of a change she made in her life while we re-listen to Austin's story of transformation. If you want to tell your BEST story, we will be hosting live workshops soon! Come join us - find out more information at www.hongkongstories.com Everyone has a story to tell.

Vincent tells of a lifelong friend and we re-listen to X's story about taking a break. We are trying to return to regular workshops but are struggling at the moment to find hosts, please bear with us. In the meantime, you can get tickets to our 27 May 2021 show at ticketflap or through our website www.hongkongstories.com

Liane tells of saying goodbye and we relisten to a studio recording of Rachel telling of a mid life crisis. Find out more about what we do at Hong Kong Stories on our website: www.hongkongstories.com Everyone has a story to tell.

Mustafa tells us about how percetionas and reality do not always add up and we relisten to a story from Becky about a hard choice she had to make. If you want to learn how to tell your BEST story, go to www.hongkongstories.com and sign up for a workshop! Everyone has a story to tell.

Lesley tells us about a very famous person in her life and we relisten to a story from Sheridan about family. This true, first person story was recorded before a live audience at the Fringe Club in Hong Kong in April 2021 at a live show with the theme "For You" If you would like to find out more - go to www.hongkongstories.com

Jenn helps Rachel workshop one of her stories - giving you a flavour of what to expect at a storytelling workshop! Have a listen and get in touch when you are ready to start telling your story. Hong kong stories, it's better than drama, it's better than comedy, it’s real life.

Violet and Bobo tell their true, first person stories that they wrote and performed live on stage at our 2020 Student Story Slam at the Fringe Club in Hong Kong. We also have a repeated story from Matthew who performed at the 2019 Student Story Slam. Our Student Story slam for 2021 will be held in the Autumn, information on how to be involved can be found on our website - hongkongstories.com Everyone has a story to tell.

Vincent tells us of of a musical adventure in Jamaica and we relisten to a story from Katie about an adventure in America. If you have a story you would like to tell, get in touch via the website www.hongkongstories.com Everyone has a story to tell.

Niharika tells of an encounter in the mountains and we re-listen to Gina's story of an experience she had as a teen. If you want to learn how to tell your BEST story go to www.hongkongstories.com Everyone has a story to tell.

Lilyan describes an uncomfortable reality about her working life and Charles tells us of a school days memory. These true first person stories were told before a live audience in Hong Kong. Lilyan performed her story as part of the Hong Kong International Literary Festival 2020. Hong Kong Stories was very pleased to be included in the festival for the fifth year in a row. Everyone has a story to tell.

A conversation with 4 of the core member of Hong Kong Stories about their experiences in the group. The members speaking here are: Kristen, Rachel, Gina and Sheridan. There are more key members who were not part of this conversation but who you will hear more from later. If you want to learn to tell your BEST story, go to the website at www.hongkongstories.com for details. Everyone has a story to tell.

The winner of the senior category in this year's Student Story Slam, Savio, brings his energetic story to the podcast this week. After Savio, Lorelei tells us a captivating story about a person loss. After our two talented students, your host indulges herself by airing her very first speech, written and performed in our living room 35 years ago. If you want to learn more about Student Story Slams or how to tell your BEST story, get in touch via the website www.hongkongstories.com. Everyone has a story to tell.

Sheridan tells of a harrowing time in her life as a foreign correspondent - when an unlocked door changed her fate. Then we relisten to a story from Pamela, about how she took steps to make changes in her life. Sheridan's story was told live at the Hong Kong international Literary Festival show in November of 2020. Pamela told her story in 2019 at a show at the Hong Kong Fringe Club. If you want to learn how to tell your best story, go to the website www.hongkongstories.com and get in touch! Everyone has a story to tell.

The second year of the Hong Kong Student Story Slam was as brilliant as the first! We were so pleased to have the opportunity to showcase talents from our amazing student population. Our first story on today's podcast is from Nabila about her experience with secondhand, the second is from Karis about a family member and the third is a replay from the 2019 Student Show which had the theme the Good, the Bad and the Awkward. If you are interested in telling your story at the 2021 Student STory Slam it will be taking place in November of 2021. Stay up to date on the website hongkongstories.com or join our mailing list! If you would like a storyteller to come to your school for a workshop or a performance, you can contact us via storieshongkong@gmail.com Everyone has a story to tell.

Our second Annual Student Story Slam had the theme of Seconds. Hong Kong Students Harper and Manoela took to the stage to tell us their stories on the theme. Of course, our students all blew our socks off with their stories! Have a listen and if you are interested in telling your story in 2021, check in with the website www.hongkongstories.com in 2021 for details. Everyone has a story to tell.

Gina tells us about an awkward moment last Christmas and we relisten to a story from X about something going... well, wrong. If you have a story about an awkward moment in your life, get in touch through the contact us button on our website www.hongkongstories.com Everyone has a story to tell.