26 / 09 / 2026
🎙️ Can a Coffee Cross the Green Line?
A TY-CO conversation initiated by ABR, in collaboration with Netcast Zone’s Good Girls podcast (episode 91), shared here with English subtitles.
Nicosia is still the last divided capital in Europe. Right on that line, one festival has insisted for 12 years on bringing people together. In this episode of the Good Girls podcast, Andri Christofidi talks about Buffer Fringe.
We are sharing it as part of TY-CO (Typologies of Community), our European project on how cultural communities form and work together. The original conversation is in Greek; this version has English subtitles.
What the conversation covers
Why the art happens right on the dead zone, and what it means to grow up in a divided city.
Why sharing a coffee can be one of the most political things a person can do.
CAN A COFFEE BE THE MOST POLITICAL THING YOU DO?
Watch the original episode on YouTube →
Listen on Spotify →
Guests: Andri Christofidi (Buffer Fringe)
Podcast: Good Girls, Netcast Zone
Photos: @bufferfringe
TY-CO (communities in conversation) · ABR – Alternative Brains Rule · Co-funded by the European Union
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