From the monthly archives: October 2011
Glynis Bartlam talks to Indian wedding planner Sonia Mudaliar and Indian Bride Zainab Jasat about Indian Weddings. Sapna Samant talks to Peter Baker an advisor for Beachheads. Conceived by New Zealand Trade and Enterprise, it is a project to help New Zealand businesses enter new markets.
Glynis Bartlam looks at how migrant families maintain their native languages with Professor Stephan May and Anna Guo and then in the studio Sapna Samant interviews biomedical entrepreneurs Dr Sarita and Dr Anand Kumble.
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Continue Reading →Sahar Lone looks at how different Asian pet owners love their pets with Veterinary nurse Jenna Reid-Bachelor and past pet owner Soong Phoon and then in the studio Sapna Samant talks to skin surgeon, activist, writer, teacher and businessman; Dr Sharad Paul.
Nuredin Hassan examines Hinduism in the third part of our series on Asian religions in the West. Then in the studio we have Wushu master and stunt choreographer Willie Yang.
Sahar Lone has a report on Asian models in the fashion scene. Is it a trend or are they here to stay? Then an interview with engineer Justin Yang about his work for a New Zealand company trying to save the world.
Nuredin Hassan examines whether the New Zealand media is xenophobic and then an interview with UK based artist and producer Ali Zaidi on multiculturalism, art and the Asian diaspora.
Nuredin Hassan looks at the coming of age rituals amongst young Asians and in the studio we have mayoral candidate John Banks.
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Continue Reading →Sahar Lone talks to female parliamentarians in Pakistan and in the studio we have mayoral candidate Len Brown.
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Continue Reading →Nuredin Hassan begins our series on Asian religions with a discussion on Buddhism and on the phone we talk to Anjum Rehman about her fasting experience during Ramadan.
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Continue Reading →Glynis Bartlam completes her series on Asian myths and superstitions with a discussion on myths and in the studio we have chef, writer and foodie; Connie Clarkson.
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