Podcast appearances and mentions of melissa kang

For more than 20 years Dr Melissa Kang helped Australian teenagers navigate puberty with her much-loved column Dolly Doctor. Kang speaks to Reged Ahmad about why it's more important than ever to have that conversation You can support the Guardian at theguardian.com/fullstorysupport

Have you ever looked down there and thought something was off? You wouldn't be the only one. Unfortunately, more and more women are experiencing labia shame - a form of self scrutiny, with an alarming number of labia owners saying they'd opt for a labiaplasty to fix their problems. Are there really that many problems with our genitals that require surgical intervention? Today's guest think not. THE END BITS  Subscribe to Mamamia Check out the Labia Library here Check out Ellie's Flip Through My Flaps gallery here GET IN TOUCH Share your story, feedback, or dilemma! Send us a voice note or email us at podcast@mamamia.com.au and one of our Podcast Producers will come back to you ASAP. CONTACT US Got a topic you'd like us to cover? Send us an email at thequicky@mamamia.com.au CREDITS Host: Claire Murphy  With thanks to:  Dr Melissa Kang, Associate Professor at the University of Sydney General Practice Clinical SchoolEllie Sedgwick, Photographer & Founder of Comfortable In My Skin  Producer: Claire Murphy  Senior Producer: Taylah StranoAudio Producer: Jacob RoundBecome a Mamamia subscriber: https://www.mamamia.com.au/subscribeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the show today: Was the public pressure too much for the coalition government to take? It appears so, as they've dished out $604M to funding cancer drugs. Cancer drug campaigner and legend Malcolm Mulholland joins us, as well as cancer patient Akhil Chaudary to discuss what this means for them and others who have been through cancer themselves or with loved ones. Sex...when's it too early to discuss it with your kids? Dr Melissa Kang's book 'Welcome To Sex' was pulled from Aussie bookstore shelves for being too graphic. Essentially a 'how to' when it comes to the bedroom.  Do the police have any idea of where Tom Phillips is? Clearly not...the $80k reward finishes at midnight tonight, and in all honesty, I think they've might a right royal meal of this whole case... See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The  controversial Welcome to Sex children's book has caused a real stir in Aussie and one retailer has removed it from the shelves.There's been an uproar over the graphic illustrations of sexual positions, masturbation, LGBTIQ lssues, anal sex and much moreThe book, written by broadcaster Yumi Stynes with teen magazine advice columnist Dr Melissa Kang, covers sexual topics with illustrations and before you freak out, they only recommend it to kids 14 and over. It tackles life's  taboos, the stuff mum and dad may not want to tell you... Melissa Kang joins the show out of Australia. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

New research released today from Women's Health Victoria is showing a sad state of affairs for how people see their genitalia in 2024. The research, which includes a nationally representative YouGov survey of more than 1000 Australians with a labia, found that porn and the 'online world' are having a significant impact on young people's anxiety and shame around their vulva and labia. In this episode, we speak with the longest serving Dolly Doctor and Labia Library ambassador, Dr Melissa Kang. Follow The Briefing:TikTok: @listnrnewsroomInstagram: @listnrnewsroom @thebriefingpodcast YouTube: @LiSTNRnewsroomFacebook: @LiSTNR NewsroomSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Melissa Kang was ‘Dolly Doctor', giving advice to Aussie teens about boobs and sex. She's wise and warm, and a kick-ass ping pong player, too.

Talking to kids about sex and sexuality is often a highly controversial and sensitive topic, but comprehensive sexual education really shouldn't be. As information - and often the wrong information - becomes more accessible to children and teenagers who are online, how can parents and teachers ensure that young people understand what sexual health is? What kind of questions do they usually have? We find out more from Dr Melissa Kang, she's an associate professor in the specialty of general practice at the University of Sydney with a special interest in adolescent and young adult health and sexual health. She's also co-authored several books targeted at young people to help them understand their bodies and their sexual health.Image Credit: Mumlyfe

Join host Nadine Chemali with guests Maeve Marsden and Dr Melissa Kang as they talk about the messiness of sex and intimacy. These conversations are inspired by the episode Deluge in the steamy SBS series Erotic Stories. The chats in this companion podcast are explicit, and recommended for adult ears.

Do you remember learning about puberty and sex? What were those conversations like? For Yumi Stynes and Dr Melissa Kang discussions around puberty and sex were awkward and even unpleasant. They are now on a mission to transform this experience for today's children. Sitting down with Dr Golly, Yumi and Dr. Kang talk about how different puberty is for kids today, and give tips on how we can open up the conversation with our own children.  LINKS https://www.instagram.com/yumichild/https://www.booktopia.com.au/welcome-to-sex-melissa-kang/book/9781760509538.html?irclickid=wTIyu6xEaxyPTVzXaV2GGV6VUkFyNFU%3AtXyuwY0&utm_campaign=Yumi%20Stynes&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_source=Impact&bk_source=1431742&bk_source_id=1431742&irgwc=1  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode 4 - Welcome to Sex and the psychology of nudes In this episode, Kristi talks about her conversations and experiences throughout the week and what she thinks about the book 'Welcome to Sex' by Dr Melissa Kang and Yumi Stynes. Kristi also discusses the psychology around why teens share nudes and what we as parents need to discuss with our kids. If you are looking for help in discussing these types of pics with children and your young people, check out Kristi's book, Operation KidSafe - a detective's guide to child abuse prevention here: https://linktr.ee/capeau or her Device Safety 101 self-paced online course which goes into detail about the sharing of nudes and how to talk with your kids about topics such as sexting, pornography etc. here: https://www.cape-au.com/device-safety101 For general information check out the Child Abuse Prevention and Education website here: www.cape-au.com

Dr Melissa Kang and Yumi Stynes have received backlash over an educational book for teens called 'Welcome To Sex'. A topic I could passionately speak about for hours - but i'll let this episode be a glimpse into my anger and disappointment at such an important and crucial piece of material. LINKS Follow @YumiChild on Instagram  Follow @DrMelissaKang on Instagram  You can purchase 'Welcome To Sex' in store or online, or via the BIG W Website HERE Follow @christianhull on Instagram  Follow @listnrentertainment on Instagram   CREDITS Host: Christian HullProducer: Natalie Turner Audio Imager: Nial Fernandes Social Producer: Ben Turner Supervising Producer: Elise Cooper  Find more great podcasts like this at www.listnr.com/  Support me!: https://www.patreon.com/christianhullSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dr Melissa Kang and Yumi Stynes have received backlash over an educational book for teens called 'Welcome To Sex'. A topic I could passionately speak about for hours - but i'll let this episode be a glimpse into my anger and disappointment at such an important and crucial piece of material. LINKS Follow @YumiChild on Instagram Follow @DrMelissaKang on Instagram You can purchase 'Welcome To Sex' in store or online, or via the BIG W Website HERE Follow @christianhull on Instagram CREDITS Host: Christian HullProducer: Natalie Turner Audio Imager: Nial Fernandes Social Producer: Ben Turner Supervising Producer: Elise Cooper Support me!: https://www.patreon.com/christianhull

Welcome to Sex: Your no-silly-questions guide to sexuality, pleasure and figuring it out, a book written by Melissa Kang of "Dolly Doctor" and TV personality Yumi Stynes, has been removed from department store shelves. The authors have been subjected to a social media pile-on and Big W has pulled the book from its stores because its staff were being abused. In this episode of The Briefing, we're joined by co-author Yumi Stynes who explains why she wrote the book and what she hoped it would achieve....and Yumi certainly didn't expect it to create this level of controversy.   Headlines: Matildas win their first match of the FIFA World Cup! Three dead including gunman following Auckland shooting spree Robodebt public servant suspended without pay   Follow The Briefing:Instagram: @thebriefingpodcast Facebook: TheBriefingNewsAUTwitter: @TheBriefingAUSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Workers at Big W stores across the country are being abused over a “graphic” sex book marketed at children, written by Yumi Stynes and Dr. Melissa Kang.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of Tell Me What to Read, host Ben Hunter sits down with fellow Booktopians Joel and Shanu to talk about the recent book from Stan Grant, Rom-coms and kids' books all about sex.  *Content warning: This episode deals with topics of a sensitive nature. Books mentioned: The Queen Is Dead by Stan Grant Voice To Parliament by Thomas Mayo, Kerry O'Brien, Cathy Wilcox Romantic Comedy by Curtis Sittenfeld Welcome To Sex by Melissa Kang and Yumi Stynes Tell Me What To Read, powered by Booktopia www.booktopia.com.au. Follow @booktopiabooks on Instagram, TikTok and YouTube Follow @booktopia on Facebook, Twitter and LinkedInSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Yumi Stynes is a broadcaster, a host, an author, a cook, a parent of many and so much more. Her new book Welcome to Sex¸is the fourth in the “Welcome To” series, co-written with former Dolly Doctor (yes, that Dolly Doctor!) Dr Melissa Kang, that unpacks the sticky topics that are much needed for young people and their families. Periods, boobs, consent and now sex. They are filled with a robust and honest explanation of the big moments in young people's lives, that empowers tweens, teens and parents alike, to understand bodies and relationships in a real and relatable way. Yumi is a firecracker and this chat is so much fun. Yumi also stars in the Audible Original podcast, POWER Talks with Kemi Nekvapil (www.audible.com.au/powertalks), which is free for Audible members and non-members. She sat down for a session with Kemi, who is a leading executive and personal coach, and in a twist, found an aha moment that has stayed with her since. This episode has it all – sex, consent, sobriety, the chaos of a busy family life, and Yumi delivers all of this with her trademark sense of humour and boundless energy. Listen now wherever you get your pods and head to Audible to catch the POWER Talks series in full. As you'll hear, Yumi has her fingers in a lot of pies! You can find the details below: - Insta @yumichild - Ladies, We Need To Talk Podcast - The Welcome To book series, in all good bookstores Please take a moment to leave us a rating or review on iTunes, so that we can be heard by many. Each review makes it possible for us to grow the show. Thank you in advance! Find Jana at @thecuriouslifepodcast and @thedaysthatfollow.

  In this episode of Boiling Point Anastasia, your host, has “the talk” with General practitioner and lecturer Dr. Melissa Kang. Dr. Melissa Kang is a practicing doctor, associate professor at the University of Technology Sydney, and was Dolly Doctor for over 20 years! Connect with Melissa: Twitter Instagram LinkedIn Melissa the Author Melissa the [...]Read More... from Having “the talk” with your doctor

In this episode of Boiling Point Anastasia, your host, has "the talk" with General practitioner and lecturer Dr. Melissa Kang. Dr. Melissa Kang is a practicing doctor, associate professor at the University of Technology Sydney, and was Dolly Doctor for over 20 years! Connect with Melissa: Twitter Instagram LinkedIn Melissa the Author Melissa the Scientist Melissa in the Conversation Videos/Podcast by Melissa that may be of interest: Welcome to Consent with Chanel Contos moderating ABC Conversations

The Australian curriculum is continuously contested and countless interest groups want to add new things in. So it's a big win for the ‘Teach Us Consent' campaign to have consent education added to the curriculum from 2023. In this episode, we speak to the founder of the campaign, Chanel Contos, who collected thousands of signatures and testimonials from school students who had experienced sexual harrassment or assault while at school. How has consent been taught at school and why is it so important to teach consent earlier and in a more comprehensive way. And what are students and young people calling for? We'll hear from university students who keenly remember their sex education classes, and former Dolly Doctor, Dr Melissa Kang, who has recently co-authored a book for children and parents called ‘Welcome to Consent'. *Trigger warning: This episode talks about sexual assault and sexual violence and may not be suitable for younger listeners. Domestic and sexual assault helpline: 1800respect.org.au Lifeline counselling support: lifeline.org.au Chantel Contos' online petition Teach Us Consent: teachusconsent.com Where to buy Welcome to Consent by Yumi Stynes and Melissa Kang: hardiegrant.com/au/publishing/bookfinder/book/welcome-to-consent-by-yumi-stynes/9781760507497 NSW Education Department Statement of Intent: education.nsw.gov.au/student-wellbeing/whole-school-approach/statement-of-intent-our-shared-commitment publiceducationfoundation.org.au/podcastSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, GP Bianca Forrester speaks with Professor of Public health Professor Lisa Gibbs Melbourne School of Population and Global Health"The conversation needs to be around strengths and vulnerabilities and how do we provide opportunities for kids to demonstrate their competence and supports where it's needed and when it's needed." ShownotesProf Lisa Gibbs' researchhttps://findanexpert.unimelb.edu.au/profile/187995-lisa-gibbsArticle referenced: Giving Students time for recovery and learninghttps://pursuit.unimelb.edu.au/articles/giving-students-time-for-recovery-and-learningRisk resilience frameworkincluded on page 57 of theAdolescent Health GP Resource kit2nd editionBy Peter Chown, Dr Melissa Kang, Dr Lena Sanci, Verity Newnham and Clin Prof David Bennett AOy Peter Chown, Dr Melissa Kang, Dr Lena Sanci, Verity Newnham and Clin Prof David Bennett AOA collaboration between NSW CAAH and NSW Transcultural Mental Health Centre.https://www.health.nsw.gov.au/kidsfamilies/youth/Pages/gp-resource-kit.aspxPage 57 in this section:https://www.health.nsw.gov.au/kidsfamilies/youth/Documents/gp-resources-kit/gp-resource-kit-sect2-chap5.pdfPsychological First Aid (PFA)Principles of PFA:· Sense of Safety· Calming· Self-Efficacy· Connectedness· Hopehttps://www.health.vic.gov.au/worker-health-wellbeing/psychological-first-aid-for-post-incident-supportMental Health recovery: CHIME Bianca mentions the CHIME conceptual framework. Here's the systematic review:Conceptual framework for personal recovery in mental health: systematic review and narrative synthesis.Leamy M, Bird V, Le Boutillier C, Williams J, Slade M.Br J Psychiatry. 2011https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/the-british-journal-of-psychiatry/article/conceptual-framework-for-personal-recovery-in-mental-health-systematic-review-and-narrative-synthesis/9B3B8D6EF823A1064E9683C43D70F577Kate Brady's researchhttps://findanexpert.unimelb.edu.au/profile/877124-kate-bradyStressors and Supports in Post disaster Recovery: Experiences After the Black Saturday Bushfireshttps://findanexpert.unimelb.edu.au/scholarlywork/1504718-stressors-and-supports-in-postdisaster-recovery--experiences-after-the-black-saturday-bushfiresWhile not mentioned in this episode, we can recommend this review of the evidence:Bushfires and Pandemics: supporting student and teacher wellbeing post crisishttps://education.unimelb.edu.au/mgse-industry-reports/report-3-natural-disasters-and-pandemicsfor recommen

We've got a mother-daughter dynamic duo on the podcast today. Dr Melissa Kang and her daughter Georgia Carr are with us to chat about growing up with Dolly Doctor as your mum and Melissa's latest collab with Yumi Stynes on teaching our kids about consent. Our new regular contributor Lauren Patterson is back with some advice on lockdown self-care. And Mel is dealing with an alpha child. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today's guest is a radio and TV host, author, food fanatic and mum-of-four… now Yumi Stynes has a new book out – ‘Welcome to consent'. Her last collaboration was with former Dolly Doctor, Dr Melissa Kang, on a book for tweens called ‘Welcome to your Period' and now they're back with some super timely advice for our kids (and us). Our new regular contributor Lauren Patterson is also back to talk about the little factors that could be affecting your anxiety in a big way. And Mel opens up about why lockdown is so hard on single parents. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jim and G speak with the woman who showed a nation's teenagers the truth about their changing bodies, their sexuality and so much more. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to This Glorious Mess Big Kids. A twice-weekly look at parenting as it really is. Confusing, exhausting, inspiring, funny, and full of surprises. So many surprises. What If one boob is bigger than the other?! Why can't I get my tampon in??? I think I might be in love with my best friends brother?!  These are just some of the questions Dr Melissa Kang answered during her 23 years working as the Dolly Doctor. Dr Kang knows better than anyone what's going through the minds of our adolescents. She joins Holly to chat about the biggest concerns facing our tweens and teens and if she thinks our kids have it worse off than they did 20 years ago. Plus, this week on parenting mentors: What if my child is the nasty one? LINKS Dr Kang's book with Yumi Stynes is out now! CREDITS Hosts:Holly Wainwright & Andrew Daddo Guest: Dr Melissa Kang Producer: Mikayla Floriano  CONTACT US Send your parenting dilemmas to tgm@mamamia.com.au Looking for a community of like-minded parents? Join our Mamamia Parents Facebook Page... https://www.facebook.com/groups/1047713658714395/   Want a weekly parenting newsletter from Holly Wainwright? Sign up here... https://www.mamamia.com.au/newsletter/ Looking for other podcasts to listen to?  You'll find all our Mamamia shows at https://mamamia.com.au/podcasts/ Mamamia acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the Land we have recorded this podcast on, the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation. We pay our respects to their Elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tear back the sealed section! Cliffo & Gabi were joined by Dr Melissa Kang who responded to all of our adolescent questions in Dolly Magazine. She shares why it was so important for young people to have a space to go to for their questions and whether there were any that they couldn't publish   #HitQLDBreakfast #Cliffo&Gabi #MemoryMonday #Dolly #DollyMagazine #DollyDoctor #DrMelissaKang See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Young people have the right to access health services independently; as early as they are able to access them. As health care professionals, there are a number of medico-legal and ethical considerations that may play out in any health care consultation with teens.Firstly, we have a duty of care to assess their competence and maturity as it pertains to decision making around the treatment goal proposed. We can assist them on their help seeking journey by creating opportunities to develop health literacy and to participate in making decisions appropriate to their age and developmental stage. Judgement must also be made about whether the teen can manage the health care journey independently or when parent support is required. Finally, in the case where family based care is recommended but the clinician faces resistance from the teen, how does the clinician balance these considerations so as to maintain trust in the therapeutic relationship and appropriate care for the teen?In this episode, we'll be talking a deeper dive into the medico legal frameworks and ethical principles that we operate within when we provide care primary care services to young people independently seeking support. I'll be speaking with expert colleagues in the field of adolescent healthcare, regular contributors paediatrician Prof Susan Sawyer and child and adolescent psychiatrist, A/Prof Sandra Radovini.We'll be discussing young peoples needs, their rights, and their responsibilities when it comes to participating in patient centred care. We'll be discussing the skills and capacities that are required and how we, as GPs and nurses, can assist young people to build these skills and support them on their journey either independently or alongside families.Including a discussion on:-the mature minor assessment in Australia-confidentiality-patient centred and transitional models of adolescent health care-the young person's rights and responsibilities in healthcare-working with and alongside families in practice-best practice approaches to working with young people either independently or with familiesFor more information, we recommend this practical guide for GPs and nurses:Adolescent Health GP Resource Kit, 2nd editionBy Peter Chown, Dr Melissa Kang, Dr Lena Sanci, Verity Newnham and Clin Prof David Bennett AOy https://www.health.nsw.gov.au/kidsfamilies/youth/Documents/gp-resources-kit/gp-resource-kit-sect2-chap6.pdfThis Podcast was recorded "at home" in November, 2020Presented by: Dr Bianca Forrester, Department of General Practice, University of MelbourneGuests: Prof Susan Sawyer- Centre of Adolescent Health, Royal Children's Hospital, Department of PaediatricsA/Prof Sandra Radovini - Director, Mindful-Centre For Training & Research, Department of PsychiatryProduced by: Bianca ForresterMusic: Space Cadet LullabiesGraphics: Gaal CreativeThe Maze Phase is a production of the University of Melbourne, Australia. The Maze Phase is licenced under Creative Commons, Copyright 2017, the University of Melbourne.

What do tickling, swimming lessons, haircuts, and medical treatments have to do with consent? Well, more than milkshakes, apparently. When she started writing her latest book, Welcome to Consent, Yumi Stynes had no idea that she’d be releasing it the midst of a national conversation about sexual assault. But, she says, this conversation has "always been urgent". It’s just that now, finally, we’re actually talking about it. For the Millenials listening, you’ll remember Yumi as the host of Channel V, starting back in 2000. She’s since forged an incredible and varied career as a TV and radio host, podcaster, and cookbook author.  And you’ll probably know her co-author, Dr Melissa Kang, by her very famous pseudonym: Dolly Doctor. The two have paired up to write this incredible guide for children and their parents, about how to talk about consent.  As adults, we have a hard enough time saying no - so how can expect our kids to do it? And does a culture of ‘niceness’ make it even harder for them to advocate for themselves? In this episode we ask Yumi all of this and more. She tells us why her family have a safe word, why people pleasing is dangerous, and why it’s so important to get in there with the conversations before the puberty hormones kick in. And given she has her own podcast titled ‘Ladies, We Need to Talk’, we’re doing just that. Let’s talk... See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

When it comes to educating young people about consent, is it the responsibility of schools to re-evaluate sex education classes?

Sampa The Great on making her award-winning album, comedian and broadcaster Aamer Rahman, the wisdom of Dolly Doctor, plus Mario Bros under the lens.

Sampa The Great on making her award-winning album, comedian and broadcaster Aamer Rahman, the wisdom of Dolly Doctor, plus Mario Bros under the lens.

Sampa The Great on making her award-winning album, comedian and broadcaster Aamer Rahman, the wisdom of Dolly Doctor, plus Mario Bros under the lens.

Sampa The Great on making her award-winning album, comedian and broadcaster Aamer Rahman, the wisdom of Dolly Doctor, plus Mario Bros under the lens.

Sampa The Great on making her award-winning album, comedian and broadcaster Aamer Rahman, the wisdom of Dolly Doctor, plus Mario Bros under the lens.

The team canvas adolescent mental health, and chat to adolescent health experts Melissa Kang, Angela Grant, Rohan Borschmann and Ella Cehun, ahead of the Australian Association of Adolescent Health conference taking place in November. And in other medical news, hear why R.I.C.E. (Rest, Ice, Compression and Elevation) may not be the best treatment for that rolled ankle. With Radiotherapy presenters Panel Beater, Dr Sharma and Neo Natal.

Dr. Melissa Kang explained sex, puberty and periods to teen girls in her role as Dolly magazine's ‘Dolly Doctor’. She spent 23 years answering questions sent by mail, that young people were too embarrassed to ask out loud

Ladies We Need to Talk tackles taboo yet essential topics for the thinking woman. In this live recording from All About Women 2018, host Yumi Stynes leads a discussion about the orgasm gap. Along with Dr Melissa Kang (aka Dolly Doctor), playwright Nakkiah Lui and sexologist Tanya Koens they ask two very important questions: why is there a gender gap when it comes to pleasure? And, how can we have more?  

Former Dolly Doctor, Dr Melissa Kang, has teamed up with author and TV/radio presenter Yumi Stynes to write a one-stop-shop resource for the weird, and messy world of reproductive health. Booktopia's Sarah sat down with Yumi and Melissa to chat about their new book Welcome to Your Period, the research, the stories, the challenges and their hopes for the future. Books mentioned in this podcast: Welcome to Your Period by Yumi Stynes and Dr Melissa Kang —> https://bit.ly/30QhpPq Host: Sarah McDuling Guests: Yumi Stynes and Dr Melissa Kang

Monday 15th April 20197:00 - Acknowledgement of Country 7:15 - NTEU Victorian Division Secretary, Dr Melissa Slee - Follow up to the Monash University strike for 24 hours on Wednesday 10 April7:30 - Fiona Armstrong from the Climate and Health Alliance spoke to us regarding the health impacts of climate change, the changes over the last few years and what can be done to reduce the risks everyday people living in Australia.7:45 - Molly Harriss-Olson CEO Fairtrade Australia and New Zealand on FairtradeChocolate - in the lead up to Easter, we spoke to Molly about the importance of where your chocolate comes from, the social and environmental impacts of chocolate and the impact of Fairtrade. 8:00 - Melissa Kang, Associate Professor in Public Health, UTS - Melissa spoke to us about being Dolly Doctor in Australia's first girls magazine and the medical issues and challenges that troubled young girls the most throughout her 20 years as the health columnist. The original 855am and 3CR Digital versions of the program featured the following music tracks:  Tjintu Desert Band - Tjamuku NgurraDan Sultan - Magnetic Thelma Plum - How much does your love cost  (Removed from the podcast due to license restrictions)   

[First episode in english] Melissa Kang is the founder of an Impact fund in Singapore- Jupiter impact partners. She has a very diverse career in finance since 25 years (3i, Morgan Stanley...). She has been the manager of 1 billion dollars portfolio. Jupiter Impact Partners invests in education, nutrition and health. The aim of this episode is to understand what investors are looking for, why are they more and more interested in impact investment. This episode will most of the time be linked to specific examples in Asia. Enjoy! Looking forward to get your feedbacks, Maya

Liam Neeson's inflammatory race-based comments (we wish we didn't have to do this), Dolly Doctor on Netflix's Sex Education, Eurovision-hopefuls Electric Fields and Spotify drops over $200 million on podcast production house Gimlet.

Liam Neeson's inflammatory race-based comments (we wish we didn't have to do this), Dolly Doctor on Netflix's Sex Education, Eurovision-hopefuls Electric Fields and Spotify drops over $200 million on podcast production house Gimlet.

Associate Professor Melissa Kang is a passionate public health academic, medical doctor and an advocate. Her research focuses on young people, in particular access to health care and young people’s sexuality and sexual health.