Podcasts, columns, and essays about current affairs in China
The original China podcast founded by Kaiser Kuo and me in Beijing in 2010, now run by Kaiser. Deeply researched, thoughtful interviews with highly informed guests.
Bridging the U.S.-China Communications Gap: stories of wins and fails.
Ivy Yang brings deep industry experience on both sides of the Pacific to her consistently interesting takes on how Chinese and American companies talk about themselves and their markets.
Global Dispatches serves: Foreign Policy, Geopolitics, Sustainable Development, Global Health, Crises, Human Rights, International Relations -- and world news that matters
"To Save Us From Hell" is our new weekly podcast about the United Nations!
Almost anything about China. I have spent the past three decades reporting and writing about China. I used to be the Editor-In-Chief of South China Morning Post.
Will Moss aka Imagethief has been a perspicacious, and hilarious, observer of the world, Asia, aging Gen Xers, technology and other things for decades, and his newsletter continues to delight me.
Covering the priorities of both the leadership and the general public in China and views you do not normally see from mainstream English-language media
Andrew Singer is an author, writer, and speaker on China, America, and Chinese-America, as well as a traveler and history lover. He strives to promote cross-cultural awareness, connections, and communities.
Analysis and commentary on world events, current affairs and ideas from a former editor-in-chief of The Economist with a special addiction to Japan and Italy
The world is smaller than you think. Proximities brings you three essential non-Western news stories each weekday, free of charge. Paid subscribers get a deeper Saturday read.
Cities, China, Geopolitics, Technology, and everything in between.
By: Andrew Stokols ; Phd, MIT Department of Urban Studies & Planning, Masters in Urban Planning, Harvard.
An original piece of music every weekday from genre-bending composer, guzheng virtuoso, and vocalist Wu Fei. For booking and more information: wufeimusic.com.
One original musical composition every day, performed on guzheng or sometimes with voice and occasionally piano and once in a while computer.
