Sahar Lone talks to David Malacari, director of Auckland festival 2009 about Asian programming at the festival and has a conversation with path breaking Auckland artist Shigeyuki Kihara. Tarun Mahonbhai asks what is Asia and Who are Asians?
Continue Reading →We continue the discussion on what is Asia and Who is Asian. Sahar Lone picks up where she left off with festival director David Malacari and talks to Michiko Aoki, international producer for Japanese theater company Inshinha, who is visiting with the play
Rida Malik on People In Your Neighborhood project, a collaboration between the Urban Soul Orchestra in the UK and local Musicians in Auckland and an interview with Michael Field, Senior correspondent ,Fairfax Media, about relations between new Zealand and south Asia, and why there needs to be more knowledge and expertise about the region.
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Continue Reading →Is there a critical mass of creative Asians in New Zealand? A discussion on Asian creative expression in Aotearoa with Alistair Kwun and Peap Tarr. Thomas Watts talks to the head of the Gandhian Peace foundation about advertising in India.
Rida Malik looks at how New Zealand can engage in the Israel-Gaza, Palestine, conflict followed by a discussion headlined “are Asians racists”.
TARs Season 1 Episode 17 (28/03/02009) by Theasianradioshow on [...]
Continue Reading →A discussion on Asian Women doing business in New Zealand. Sahar Lone explores the cult of Anime and Manga in Auckland.
TARS Season 1 Episode 18 (04/04/2009) by Theasianradioshow on Mixcloud
Continue Reading →Nigel McCulloch talks to Chinese singer Sa Dingding who performed during Womad and our panel of Indian ladies Louella Fernandes and Christine Pandya tell us about celebrating Easter in India and how they do it here in New Zealand.
Continue Reading →In our Cambodia special Nigel McCulloch talked to Dave the founder of the New Zealand helicopter salvage business based in Siem Reap and then an interview with Matthew Crawford who co-owns the bar Miss Wong, also in Siem Reap, Cambodia.
In this episode Sahar investigates how in some workplaces it is compulsory to speak English and then, in an Anzac special, young Asian New Zealanders; Mathew Hawley and Marya Mehmood talk about the relevance of Anzac Day in their lives.
Glynis Bartlam goes shopping in Asian fashion stores to find out how they run their businesses and then we have an interview with the New Zealand writer of ‘The Year Of The Shanghai Shark’, Mo Tzi Hong. His award winning book is on the shortlist for the Commonwealth Writers Best First Book Awards.
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