Hey all,
Here’s the CNN Talk Asia video that was posted about last week.
Shantaram author on Madonna
The slum
Leopold’s Cafe
Haji Ali Mosque
I hope you enjoy the videos, tell us in the comments what you thought!
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Thanks for the videos, I enjoyed watching them and hope the movie makes it to the big screen.
It was great to see these recent, 2009, interviews. the interviewer is excellent, prompting interesting responses. It was very interesting to see Gregory Taylor in his former haunts. He is a writer with a great heart and soul and zest for life and interest in people.
Gregory David Roberts loves people and is interested in them. This is such a self-less trait and that’s one of the main good & positive traits in this amazing man and author. I myself, have respect for people and see to it that I be careful, un-offensive and kind when dealing with other people… but it’s still a long way (I think) from loving (most of) them. Being a Graphic-designer in profession, I’m required to deal on a daily basis with lots of people… Occasionaly, some of these people can be un-bearable… It is not easy for me to deal and tolerate such people. Mainly impatient and unkind people can drive me quite crazy… So I can identify and appreciate in GDR a wonderful and rare quality of getting along and truly loving most people he comes across. I wish, when possible, that GDR would write some tips and teach about this wonderful quality to others, like me, too.