Cele mai bune Bold Stories podcast-uri (2024)

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Episode #10: Staying Motivated 18:31

11d ago18:31

18:31

We all get excited when we're working on a new project but how do you stay motivated when it starts to become routine and dare I say, a little boring? The glorious feeling that comes from doing something new and meaningful fades when the effort expended exceeds your enthusiasm. What can you do to stay motivated when what you're doing doesn't seem t…

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Episode #9: A Candid Conversation About Online Business With Alice Seba 28:14

19d ago28:14

28:14

Alice and I had a wonderful candid conversation about online business. Alice mentions the one thing you can do to create a product that sells, things that have changed over the years, a bit of AI and how to solve problems for your customers. The one thing I loved that Alice said during our chat was, "Even if you don't have flare, just do it". I hop…

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Episode #8: Why Having Grit Matters 13:00

24d ago13:00

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What is grit? Grit is the passion and perseverance for long term goals. Grit is sticking to the job until the outcome is realized. Grit is seeing the issues at hand and utilizing resources to stay the fight over extended periods of time, much like running a marathon. Grit isn't something most people talk about when it comes to success because it fe…

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Episode #7: Charisma On Camera With Sandra Dee Robinson 31:12

1M ago31:12

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“Once you are comfortable in your own presence and feel unshakable, from there you can master the skills you need.” – Sandra Dee Robinson I’m excited to share this episode with Sandra Dee Robinson where she teaches us how to be authentically powerful in our messaging and presence. I really enjoyed this chat because it helps me learn and grow with m…

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Episode #6: Digging Deeper Into Mindset With Kelly McCausey 27:09

1M ago27:09

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“You don’t have to be more than God created you to be just stop being less” If you’re shut down to receiving abundance in your life, let this podcast inspire you today. Kelly talks about her podcast and how she shares about different topics around building a better life, leaning into self love and compassion in your life. Resources Mentioned: Kelly…

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Episode #5: Shift Your Mindset 11:46

2M ago11:46

11:46

In this episode I'm sharing how I shifted my mindset after traumatic life experience. I went from severely stuck to having the ability to work on my business in a joyful manner. Find More Inspirational Chats Here: http://www.bigstepsboldstories.com Get regular show updates, entrepreneurial ideas, tips and valuable resources here.…

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Episode #4: Helping Moms Work From Home 24:33

2M ago24:33

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Kristin Lohmeyer shares about the relaunch (20 years later) of Mom Masterminds which is a community of women supporting each other to make an income while working from home. I hope you enjoy this episode. You can also hear Kristin’s podcast interview with me here: The Strength Of Connection: How Community Shapes Our Success Get regular show updates…

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Episode #3: Turn What You Love Into An Online Business 10:33

2M ago10:33

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Welcome to Big Steps Bold Stories, Episode #3: Turn What You Love Into An Online Business, the podcast for aspiring online entrepreneurs ready to break through fear and step boldly into their next chapter. Join host Vera Friesen as she interviews successful digital creators who’ve built thriving businesses by sharing their passion and expertise. Di…

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Episode #2: Finding Your Path And Community Connections With Regina Baker 18:27

2M ago18:27

18:27

I'm excited to share my lovely friend Regina Baker with you today. Regina shares about her business and how she has let God lead her direction. We explore community connections and truly walking in the path that excites you. Women who support one another will go much farther in business together. Get regular show updates, entrepreneurial ideas, tip…

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Big Steps Bold Stories Episode #1: Introduction 11:08

3M ago11:08

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Welcome to the very first episode of Big Steps, Bold Stories. I am thrilled to finally launch this podcast and share it with you. In this introductory episode, I’ll be opening up about my own journey while also engaging in conversations with inspiring guests who are boldly carving their own paths in this entrepreneurial journey. You were created wi…

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How This Immigrant Is Taking A Dose Of Her Own Medicine: Season One Finale 5:26

3y ago5:26

5:26

Hello friends, Listen to this episode to learn what updates are in store for the Navigating Culture podcast. Sneak peak: Anya, the Navigating Culture podcast, host has decide to pause the podcast till next year. Tune in to find out why. Don't forget to share your thoughts, stories, ideas with Anya via instagram at: @navigatingculture or email the t…

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How Immigrants Can Reframe The Exhausting Narrative of The American Dream 42:20

3y ago42:20

42:20

What does it mean to make it in The United States of America? So many of us were sold the dream that making it means we need the huge house, the million dollars or the flashiest car. But could ‘making’ it mean something else entirely? Meet Johanna Vizmanos, an immigrant from the Philippines who thought coming to America would be the answer to all t…

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How Immigrants Can Move Past The Belief That They Need To Achieve More To Be Worthy 40:01

3y ago40:01

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At 4 years old, Parisa immigrated to the USA from Iran and became the weird girl with the parents who had weird accents. After the Iran Hostage Crisis in 1979, her Arizonian community shrouded her in suspicion — she was now also a weird terrorist. Those labels compelled her to push for that ever-moving goal-post of ‘Good Immigrant’ but, as many of …

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Chasing the American Dream & Its Consequences On Our Mental Health 28:39

3y ago28:39

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Western ideals of success, often deeply rooted in capitalism, are often demonstrated as the only goals worth pursuing in colonized countries. In the Caribbean, we show this mentality through the extreme focus on rote memorization, earning all A’s in exams and eventually if you’re good enough, if you’re worthy enough, gaining acceptance into an inte…

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Breaking Out of Hustle Culture as an Immigrant with Martha Garza 41:16

3y ago41:16

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Raise your hand if any of the following resonates with you. 1) You feel like the only way you can accomplish your goals is through working harder and longer than everybody else. 2) You feel that being successful means that you have to just accept working with people who are disrespectful and mean. 3) You feel like you are a disappointment because y…

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Honoring Your Community’s Cultural Expectations While Finding Ways to Dream Beyond Them with Parween Mander 38:56

3y ago38:56

38:56

A common belief held amongst older women in immigrant communities is the expectation for younger women to be the traditional good daughter and daughter-in-law. Parween came face to face with this expectation as a random auntie asked her, “What do you do for work?” Parween told her about her business helping women of color improve their financial li…

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Why it is Okay to Admit When You Need Help 6:53

3y ago6:53

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“Therapy?” I can hear the echoes of the aunties' judgments now. Though the guilt and shame took me some time to work through, I eventually decided that this was the right decision for me. I have suffered from depression and anxiety since I was young. As both an immigrant and a Millenial, it is no surprise that this is something I am still dealing w…

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Finding the Beauty in Resilience, Rest, and Rejection with Alicia M. Richins 41:06

3y ago41:06

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For most of us, there is a tight network of parents, aunties, uncles, and even neighbors who watch our every move, ensuring that we are well behaved, whatever that means. Alicia felt the same pressures growing up. Her parents raised her to be fiercely independent outside of the home. But when her parents spoke, they expected her to follow their eve…

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How To Become a Happy, Peaceful and Successful Person On Your Own Terms with Shinjini Das 35:28

3y ago35:28

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We live in a world that often tells us to dim our light. Especially as immigrants in a new country, we’re often told to keep our heads down and blend in. Shinjini Das was born in India, moved to Malaysia, and finally immigrated to the USA when she was nine. That first move to New Jersey sparked her journey of learning how to trust and accept her am…

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Why I'm Tired of People Telling Me To Be Grateful 10:41

3y ago10:41

10:41

“You should be more grateful.” We hear that phrase often from our parents. It’s also a phrase that is echoed and amplified when we move to a new country. That phrase comes back to haunt us with a specific type of energy when we express our desire to dream bigger. Don’t get me wrong - being grateful is important. It helps you love yourself, accept y…

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Creating Success On Your Own Terms in Corporate with Kim Tran 37:56

3+ y ago37:56

37:56

The Navigating Culture mission in its essence is about motivating and inspiring you to discover what lights you up and make it a part of your everyday life. No matter what Auntie or anyone else for that matter says. Most of the time, these explorations lead people outside of the confines of their traditional 9-to-5. But what happens to those of us …

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How to Redefine Success, Acknowledge Your Value, and Heal in an Immigrant Community with Nisha Mody 41:09

3+ y ago41:09

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Nisha Mody is not an immigrant, but she grew up surrounded by these brave souls. Her parents immigrated from India to the USA, which taught Nisha from a very young age to internalize the belief of working hard and earning your place by any means necessary. Like many immigrants and children of immigrant parents, Nisha remembers vividly the lectures …

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Redefining Success as an Immigrant with Mariana Pena Vargas 46:07

3+ y ago46:07

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Maybe you’ve taken a chance and left your comfortable life to start over in a new country. Maybe you thought, “I'm experienced, I'm established. beginning again should not be that difficult.” Only to realize several months later, you can't seem to figure out where you belong, or what you should be doing in the place you now call home. This is exact…

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How To Love Yourself First and Decide That You’re Worthy 13:46

3+ y ago13:46

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What would you do if I said, ‘The world doesn’t want you to like yourself.’ Would you nod your head in agreement? Would you roll your eyes and mutter something about getting over it? Or would your reaction depend on the day or what happened to you the week before? If most of your days feel like the world isn’t excited to see you win, I get that. As…

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How To Question Generational Patterns While Forging Your Own Path with Cassandra Le 38:33

3+ y ago38:33

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Finding your identity is a huge struggle amongst immigrant children. Not only do they have to deal with cultural differences, but they have to navigate the difficult world of acknowledging and breaking generational patterns. Cassandra Le is the first generation daughter of immigrant parents who fled Vietnam as refugees in the 80s. She now resides i…

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How To Pursue Your Creative Passions and Create a Full AF Bank Account with Cinthia Jaimes 31:22

3+ y ago31:22

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Many immigrant children grow up with the expectation of landing a job in corporate America. Having faced the struggles of immigrating to a new country and working multiple jobs to keep the family afloat, immigrant parents want their children to live a life of stability, respectability, and acceptance. Shop all available merch including our signatur…

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Taking Control of Immigrant Stereotypes with Akanksha Aurora 34:58

3+ y ago34:58

34:58

Immigrants start at the ground level yet are expected to meet shoulder to shoulder with their peers on every level. That’s why episode 3 of The Navigating Culture Podcast is about taking control of immigrant stereotypes! Shop all available merch including our signature “Not Today, Aunty” sweatshirt! In this episode of The Navigating Culture Podcast…

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Redefining What Success Looks Like To You 12:43

3+ y ago12:43

12:43

So often immigrants think that they must get outside approval in order to prove they are becoming successful citizens. No matter how hard they try and the things they accomplish, it never seems like it’ll be good enough. That’s why episode 2 of the Navigating Culture Podcast is about redefining what success looks like to you! Shop all available mer…

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Reinventing your Success and Vision with Hiwote Getenah 29:54

3+ y ago29:54

29:54

When someone asks, "What does it mean to be successful?' What do you think? What person jumps to your mind. It's true that when we were younger, we may have had one version of success we aspired to, but as we grow (physically and in other ways) it's okay for this vision to shift and change with you. That’s why episode 1 of the Navigating Culture Po…

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Welcome to Navigating Culture 7:29

3+ y ago7:29

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Navigating Culture, hosted by Anya Cherrice, helps immigrants and people from immigrant communities redefine archaic ideas of success and live on their own terms (even if Aunty disapproves). An immigrant from Trinidad, Anya understands the pressure immigrants feel from their community, the people in their new homes, and even from themselves to buil…

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S2 Episode 6: A constellation of Sydney’s Asian communities 26:59

5y ago26:59

26:59

This series, we’ve been looking at some prominent Chinese personalities from Sydney’s history. As we’ve learned, there has been a small but strong Chinese presence in Australia right from the start of colonisation. But what about other Asian communities? Walk down any main street in Sydney and you’ll find restaurants serving Thai food, Malaysian di…

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S2 Episode 5: The lives of Sydney’s early Chinese women 30:01

5y ago30:01

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In the stories of Chinese and Asian people in Australian history, there’s one group that’s noticeably missing: women! There were many notable Chinese men in Sydney’s early days and in the 20th century. If you’ve been listening to this podcast series, you’ve discovered some of them. But where are the ladies? Many historians have glossed over Chinese…

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S2 Episode 4: Sun Johnson – The linguist, educator and media mogul 26:12

5y ago26:12

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Sun Johnson was the editor of Australia’s first national Chinese newspaper, which started publication in 1894. He was born in Hong Kong and educated in London, before moving to Australia as a young man. Sun used his linguistic skills to create a Chinese-Australian dictionary, aimed primarily at helping Chinese people deal with Australian merchants.…

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S2 Episode 3: William Liu – The pathfinder who fought for Chinese rights 29:10

5y ago29:10

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William Liu was a tireless campaigner for the rights of other Chinese Australians to live and settle peacefully in this country. Earlier in his life, he had been instrumental in exporting Australia’s department store model to China and Hong Kong. William fervently believed that economic ties between the two countries was the key to a strong relatio…

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S2 Episode 2: Mei Quong Tart – The entrepreneur who started Sydney’s first cafes 21:40

5y ago21:40

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Mei Quong Tart was one of the most recognised figures in Sydney during the late 1800s. He was an entrepreneur and philanthropist – and most importantly, he opened Sydney’s very first cafes. Yes, we owe our fantastic cafe culture to a Chinese immigrant who spoke with a Scottish accent. We know a lot about the life and works of Mei Quong Tart because…

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S2 Episode 1: John Shying – The story of Australia’s first known Chinese settler 21:04

5y ago21:04

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John Shying is the first known Chinese person to arrive in Australia and make a life Down Under. He emigrated to the colony at Sydney as a young man in 1818, just 30 years after the First Fleet. He was a skilled tradesman and earned his keep as a carpenter before moving out west and becoming a publican. John Shying was a keen property developer, bu…

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S1 Episode 15: Eddie Woo, maths evangelist, author and YouTube star 25:32

6y ago25:32

25:32

Eddie Woo is Leader of Mathematics Growth at the NSW Department of Education and he teaches at Cherrybrook Technology High School, the largest secondary school in NSW. He is known for his innovation and personal approach in the classroom, which in 2012 led him to start posting videos online for a student who was sick with cancer and missing a lot o…

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S1 Episode 14: Professor Charlie Teo, brain surgeon 30:45

6y ago30:45

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Professor Charlie Teo is one of Australia’s leading brain surgeons and is known for operating on brain tumours that have been considered by many others as ‘inoperable’. He’s the only Australian neurosurgeon to be Board Certified in both Australia and the US, was appointed a Member of the Order of Australia, has also been named the Most Trusted Pers…

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S1 Episode 13: Louise Zhang, Artist 26:54

6y ago26:54

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Louise Zhang is a multidisciplinary artist whose practice spans painting, sculpture and installation. She designed the playful Monkey Tower lantern for the Sydney Lunar Festival. With an interest in horror cinema, particularly the body horror genre, Zhang is interested in the dynamics between the attractive and repulsive. By exploring how themes of…

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S1 Episode 12: Ien Ang, Professor and Author of ‘On Not Speaking Chinese’ 35:39

6y ago35:39

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Ien Ang, is a Professor of Cultural Studies at Western Sydney University. Ien is Chinese and was born in Indonesia but her parents migrated to The Netherlands when she was 12. Her books, including Watching Dallas, Desperately seeking the audience and On not speaking Chinese, are recognised as classics in the field and her work has been translated i…

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S1 Episode 11: Dai Le, diversity champion and founder of DAWN Network 34:22

6y ago34:22

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Dai Le is a champion for diversity and, as a result, founded DAWN, a platform that gives voice to diverse and inclusive talent who are shaping today’s society. Dai speaks, consults, and help organisations understand the economic and social benefits of leveraging diversity and inclusion as part of their business development, market innovation and co…

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S1 Episode 10: Kate Bagnall, historian and expert on Chinese migration to Australia 29:47

6y ago29:47

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Kate Bagnall is a historian and expert on Chinese migration in Australia. Kate’s fascination with China start decades ago and she’s currently co-editing a publication on Chinese Australian women, from some of the earliest women who settled here from China. It’s an important initiative because, as Kate says, we tend of think of Chinese Australian hi…

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S1 Episode 9: Laurens Tan, Artist 42:54

6y ago42:54

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Laurens Tan splits his time between Las Vegas, Beijing and Wollongong. He designed the Ox lantern for the Sydney Lunar Festival. Laurens was born in The Hague to Chinese Indonesian parents from Surabaya. At the age of 12, they migrated to Australia and while Laurens first got started in music and playing in bands, he eventually turned to studying a…

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S1 Episode 8: Angela Foong, co-founder of fashion label ‘High Tea with Mrs Woo’ 31:19

6y ago31:19

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Angela Foong is a fashion designer who co-founded the Newcastle-based label ‘High Tea with Mrs Woo’ with her sisters, Rowena and Juliana. The siblings were born in Malaysia and their family migrated to Australia in 1988. Fascinated with the memory, and the memoir of clothing, they explore the ability of fashion to unfold a great yarn. They describe…

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S1 Episode 7: Dr Geoff Lee, State Politician and Member for Parramatta 23:28

6y ago23:28

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Dr Geoff Lee is the Member for Parramatta. In March 2015, Dr Geoff Lee won the NSW seat of Parramatta for the second consecutive term. This is the first time in 60 years the seat has been held by a Liberal Party member for two consecutive terms. However, Geoff wasn’t always a politician and says he fell into it accidentally. He’s now Member of the …

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S1 Episode 6: Pamela See, Artist and expert on traditional Chinese art of paper cutting 44:50

6y ago44:50

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Pamela See is one of the artists featured in the Sydney Lunar Festival in 2019. Born in Brisbane to Chinese Malaysian parents who migrated to Australia, Pamela is the artist behind the beautiful sheep lantern inspired by the traditional art of Chinese paper cutting. Her technique bears resemblance to Foshan papercutting that emerged during the Song…

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S1 Episode 5: Ky Chow, media consultant and journalist 46:05

6y ago46:05

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Ky Chow is media consultant and journalist. Ky has worked as a television and radio reporter and writer for Australia's top news organisations including the ABC, Sky News, the Australian Financial Review and SBS. Ky was the first male Chinese-Australian news reporter and his consulting work includes media training, freelance writing, video producin…

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S1 Episode 4: Jackie M, Chef and Youtube sensation 34:38

6y ago34:38

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Jackie M is an expert on South-East Asian cuisine and has a whopping 1.9 million followers from around the world. She is a TV presenter, writer and pioneer of live video streaming, having broadcast the first of what would become a weekly cooking show back in 2012. Jackie moved to Australia at the age of 17, studied IT and learnt multiple languages …

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S1 Episode 3: Brad Chan, Startup hub founder and CEO of Banna Property Group 31:24

6y ago31:24

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Born in Australian to Chinese parents who were educated in Australia – but who came from Papua New Guinea – Brad says he wasn’t surrounded by many Asian traditions while he was growing up. Now Brad is founder of HaymarketHQ, a startup hub with a particular focus on helping startups grow into Asian markets. The hub also provides space for events and…

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S1 Episode 2: Elaine Chia, CEO of City Recital Hall 31:47

6y ago31:47

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Elaine Chia is CEO of City Recital Hall, one of Sydney’s leading arts, entertainment and festival venues. Her career spans music, theatre and visual arts, and she is a passionate advocate for the arts. Elaine’s formal introduction into arts management began with the Australian Youth Orchestra. Her role on her first symphony orchestra tour was to so…

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