A brief audio documentary made in NYC within a few hours of Mubarak's demission - trying to capture the echoes of that televised revolution in NYC. 

The day Mubarak stepped down, I happened to be home. I was watching the news. I took a shower, and when I got back, the TV was broadcasting Mubarak's speech and Tahrir Square 's ebullient joy. 
I wondered how fast the news would travel to NYC. I was also curious to know how did New Yorkers relate to that revolution that the news had been following so closely for once. 
I set out with my recorder and interviewed people in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, and in "Little Egypt" in Queens. 
Here's the result.

Egypt / NYC -Echoes of a revolution

Footsteps

Fountain

Frenchonionsoup

You Rascal You