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Rida Malik talks to Asian refugees about their concept of democracy and then we talk to Ivan Yeo of the Mental Health Foundation.
TARS Season 2 Episode 10 (24/10/2009) by Theasianradioshow on Continue Reading →
Glynis Bartlam finds out whether bad Asian drivers are a myth and in the studio we talk to Isaac Mao, the godfather of the blogging movement in China.
TARS Season 2 Episode 11 (31/10/2009) by Theasianradioshow [...]
Continue Reading →In this show we have the story of Areez Katki, the Indian boy from Bombay who knits high fashion pieces. Then an interview with Indian businesswoman Bernadette Soares.
TARS Season 2 Episode 12 (07/11/2009) by Theasianradioshow [...]
Continue Reading →In this show Sapna Samant has a story about the attitudes of Asian men towards cancer and our guest is Maria Hayward. She is manager and senior lecturer at the centre for refugee education at AUT. She is also one of the organisers of the conference on Refugee Health and Wellbeing.
In this show Glynis Bartlam talks to Rashmi Pilapitiya about her theatre production G.A.S. and in the studio we have Tayyaba Khan who started the Muslim Girls Association and who is also helping create a positive image for Islam in New Zealand.
Sahar Lone investigates the practicalities of halal slaughter in New Zealand and the change in the Islamic certifying body for meat exports sent to Indonesia and then Pansy Wong is in the studio to discuss her plans for this year.
Nuredin Mohammed visits Waitangi for the first time during Waitangi celebrations and in the studio we talk to young New Zealand journalist Guanny Liu who has recently returned from Beijing where she worked on an internship programme at the China Daily.
Glynis Bartlam finds out about Asian attitudes toward “being Green” and in the studio we talk to Ant Sang; graphic novelist and artist.
TARS Season 2 Episode 21 (20/02/2010) by Theasianradioshow on Continue Reading →
Golnaz Bassam-Tabar has a report from Melbourne about the attacks on Indians and then an interview with Rahul Govindan, an Indian-Kiwi, who talks about his identity and his work in environment studies.
Sahar Lone learns about Children’s Day and how some Asian families will be spending the day. On the phone we chat with WOMAD performer Iva Lamkum.
TARS Season 2 Episode 23 (06/03/2010) by Theasianradioshow on Continue Reading →
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