I spent my entire last year

traveling around to different places making documentaries on the topic of Borders.

I'm excited to announce that Borders is back. I'm hitting the road again to go tell

the story of some of the most interesting places in the world.

We're stuck again.

The first location for this next round of Borders is going to be:

Hong Kong.

I'm doing things a little bit differently this time. Instead of going

to these places to focus on one major topic and to make like a 15 minute

documentary about that topic,

I'm actually gonna be making a lot more

videos from these places.

I'm gonna stay there a little bit longer and make more

videos that are more narrow and a little bit shorter.

Wait, so no more sweet

documentaries with all the fancy graphics?

No, no no no no. That's not what I'm saying.

These are still gonna be beautiful, really well produced pieces, they're just gonna be a

little bit more narrow in their scope and they're gonna be shorter, but there's

gonna be a bunch more of them.

Okay, cool.

As always I'm looking for your help in finding and reporting these stories.

If you live in Hong Kong or Macau or have traveled there or read something

interesting about it, I want to hear about it.

It doesn't necessarily have to

be about conflict or the political situation, it can be about an interesting

community or an interesting restaurant or figure or person.

I just want to know

what's worth explaining about this peculiar part of the world.

If you do have some ideas, I want to hear about it.

You can go to Facebook or Instagram and

DM me.

Now if you do live in Hong Kong Macau and you want to meet up with me

when I travel there next month or you want to contribute to Borders in some

other way,

go to: vox.com/borders-local

where you can fill out a form

telling me a little bit more about yourself and how you'd be willing to

contribute to Borders.

This could be anything from me asking you to film

something on your cell phone that you see every day or filming a part of your life

that would be really interesting for these stories.

So the last thing I'll say is that we just created this Facebook Watch page,

which is a Facebook page basically optimized for viewing videos.

That's where I'm going to be posting all the Border's content first, so if you want to

kind of subscribe or follow Borders content only, that's the place to go.

It's gonna be a lot cleaner than following my personal pages which are usually like,

photos of my family.

If you want just the Border's content, go follow this page and

you'll get a notification every time there's some new update or new video

Okay, housekeeping items out of the way.

Borders Hongkong is officially in motion.

I'm excited to hear what stories you come up with.

And yes I plan to wear this orange coat until the day it comes unstitched.