Podcast appearances and mentions of michael sun

Critics Eda Gunaydin, Michael Sun and Cher Tan examine the present state and potential futures of literary criticism. Literary criticism seems to be in an endless state of decline. In so-called Australia, a particular flavour of cultural cringe is yoked to cultural hegemony: a critic might find themselves locked within the ivory tower, or self-censoring for fear of offence, or deliberately pursuing contrarianism for clicks. How, then, do critics move beyond this deadlock? Who decides what is 'good' criticism? What, exactly, is the function of criticism at the present time? This panel discussion sees three critics examine the possibilities of literary criticism, as well as the roles and responsibilities of the critic. Together they pick apart these issues and attempt to propose a future for reviews that takes into account not only writers and editors, but readers and culture as a whole.  This conversation was recorded on 3 August 2024 as part of the inaugural Liminal Festival, presented in partnership with The Wheeler Centre. Bringing together some of the continent's most talented writers, the Liminal Festival contemplates the language of our shared histories and future. The Liminal Festival was supported by the Victorian Government through Creative Victoria. The official bookseller was Amplify Bookstore. Featured music is ‘Diffuser' by Shiruky.  Support the Wheeler Centre: https://www.wheelercentre.com/support-us/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Vanity Project are breaking their silence on threesomes, virgins, and their third birthday (you're invited), with none other than Michael Sun! Michael is not afraid to say it like it is, which is why he will be the perfect adjudicator of Vanity Project's perfect third. Listen to Michael's waxing lyrical on sunning your yoni, Raecism, and why at a young age you need the guidance of a bossy gay boy a few years your senior. Michael Sun bears it all between Vanity Project and in front of the mic… to see live and in person buy your tickets Vanity Project: Looking For A Third for November 1st and 2nd: https://ticketing.humanitix.com/tours/the-flying-nun-by-brand-x

Dr. Shao-cheng (Michael) Sun is an Associate Professor at the Citadel. He is a veteran of the Taiwanese army, retiring as a full colonel.   Dr. Sun is the author of “Hedging China Threat: US-Taiwan Relations Since 1949.“ His research interests are East Asian security and politics, U.S.-China relations, and U.S. security policy in Asia. He teaches East Asian Affairs and International Politics. He explained the importance of the Taiwan Relations Act between the US and Taiwan, and the One-China Policy, which the US has supported since the Carter Administration.  Is it feasible to turn Taiwan into a relationship similar to Hong Kong's in the 1997 Agreement, which is different from the Taiwanese situation?  If there were an armed conflict in the Taiwan Strait, it could radically upend the economic systems around the world, create physical devastation, plus a simulated war exercise showed the US Navy would suffer severe losses.

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Today's newsletter column was written by Michael Sun. ASK SHAMELESS is released every Friday at 8am, and includes more than just this column: subscribe now to get access to the Shameless Media team's recommendations and exclusive fashion content. Subscribe here: https://shamelessmediaco.us20.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=45d40e72c66b98a6aa89d91e2&id=74aec1848e

Today's newsletter column was written by Michael Sun. ASK SHAMELESS is released every Friday at 8am, and includes more than just this column: subscribe now to get access to the Shameless Media team's recommendations and exclusive fashion content. Subscribe here: https://shamelessmediaco.us20.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=45d40e72c66b98a6aa89d91e2&id=74aec1848e

Today's newsletter column was written by Michael Sun. ASK SHAMELESS is released every Friday at 8am, and includes more than just this column: subscribe now to get access to the Shameless Media team's recommendations and exclusive fashion content. Subscribe here: https://shamelessmediaco.us20.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=45d40e72c66b98a6aa89d91e2&id=74aec1848e

The Usindiso building fire Inquiry has found the City of Johannesburg liable for the tragedy that claimed 77 lives. This was concluded by Inquiry chairperson Justice Sisi Khampepe following months of hearings into the devastating fire that claimed the lives of 77 people, mostly foreign nationals at the Usindiso building in Marshalltown last year. For more on this, Elvis Presslin spoke to the DA's shadow MMC of public safety, Michael Sun

The City of Johannesburg says the warrant of arrest issued for City manager Floyd Brink is mischievous. This after a sheriff of the court failed to enforce a contempt of court order against Brink at his residence in Roodepoort, Johannesburg. The City failed to adhere to a court order prohibiting the City from unlawfully disconnecting services to a client over rates owed to the City. The City of Joburg has since lodge an urgent application to the court to stay the execution of the warrant. Meanwhile, the Democratic Alliance, DA in Johannesburg says City manager Floyd Brink's warrant of arrest is mired in irregularities. For more on this Elvis Presslin spoke to DA's shadow MMC of public safety, Michael Sun

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This week I'm joined by the fab Guardian culture writer, FBI Radio presenter & designer Michael Sun (@michael.pdf). We chat about greedy kids at halloween and 'cultural clout baiting' i.e. reading in public (Dua Lipa and Drake are bookworms apaz). Additionally, we discuss Addison Rae's success and Jacob Elordi giving us not much. Listen in! xx

Dave Hondel sits down with Actor, Michael Sun Lee, who has been seen and heard in some of the biggest shows and movies, including General Hospital, Disney's Moana, Fuller House, CSI:Vegas, NCIS:New Orleans and Hawaii Five-0 among several others! Michael talks about his journey from growing up in Hawaii to going to Hollywood and working in some of the most iconic shows in history. Click the below link to experience TalkingVCard as heard in the ad in this podcast and transport yourself or your business to the next level! ⁠https://talkingvcard.com/TheStageDoorShow/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thestagedoorshow/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thestagedoorshow/support

The double feature that saved cinema. Culture critic Michael Sun (The Guardian) joins Alexei to get mixed on the cultural moment that is Barbie vs Oppenheimer. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hello, friends!  Exciting news from Culture Club this week as we're recording in a studio! Huge. We've just signed to DM Podcasts and can't wait to see where it goes. This means you may begin to hear a few ads from us but it means that after three years we're actually earning money from the pod which is super exciting.  In pop culture land we cover the breakups and wedding of the season. Dylan Sprouse and Barbara Palvin wed in Hungary while Sofía Vergara, Joe Manganiello, Ariana Grande, and Dalton Gomez split.  We debrief the Hollywood relationships and cover Ariana's rumoured new beau. We reference ‘Love Is Dead': Why Do We Care So Much About Celebrity Breakups? by Alicia Vrajlal for Refinery29 Australia.  Next, it was Barbenheimer week! We discuss our thoughts on Barbie (and Jas' on Oppenheimer) before getting into some of what the critics think. We hear from journalist Michael Sun who wrote a review in the ABC and reference a VICE US piece on whether Barbie is just branded content by Bianca Ferrari.  In recommendation world, Jas shares Girly Culture Is Having A Moment – Can We Use It To Achieve Real Progress?, a Zee Feed article by Kitty Lloyd that taps into the girlhood zeitgeist at the moment, while Maggie recommends Elliot Page's memoir, Pageboy.  Chat soon!  India Raine is our wonderful producer and composer of our jingle and Katie Zhou created our fab cover art. Email us at cultureclubmail@gmail.com, find us on Instagram @cultureclubpod, or on our personal accounts @jasmineeskye and @yemagz. This is a DM Podcast.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

MMC for environment and infrastructure services department Michael Sun explained why Johannesburg experiences long periods of power outage, their plans to become less reliant on Eskom, and what other measures they have taken to address the power crisis exacerbated by also aging infrastructure. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In 2022, nightlife, theatre and music festivals came back across Australia, but wild weather and Covid-19 made for a bumpy landing. The year also delivered a dazzling array of film, prestige TV (including an Australian-made international hit) and a series of awards show fiascos. Guardian Australia's culture editor Steph Harmon and culture editorial assistant Michael Sun dive into the year in culture and the arts, and discuss the most exciting things coming up in 2023

The Executive Mayor of Joahannesburg, Dr Mpho Phalatse, has made an urgent request for Eskom to suspend load shedding in the city for three days to allow for it to meet the escalating fault and outage reports being logged every hour. City's MMC for Environment and Infrastructure Services, Michael Sun says power cuts are preventing the city from being able to effectively attend to the outages and to stabilise the situation. He spoke to Sakina Kamwendo on the latest on the ground.

Die Stad Johannesburg se veelpartyregering sê hy verwerp Eskom se versoek aan die Nasionale Energiereguleerder vir 'n tariefverhoging van 38 persent vir die 2023/2024-boekjaar. Volgens sy aansoek verwag die kragverskaffer om volgende jaar teen 'n reuseverlies van 15 miljard Suid-Afrikaanse rand bedryf te word. 'n Lid van die burgemeesterskomitee vir die Omgewing en Infrastruktuur, Michael Sun, sê die voorgestelde verhoging sal 'n verwoestende uitwerking op inwoners hê:

MMC for Environment and Infrastructure Services, Cllr. Michael Sun on City Power's project to retrofit all Johannesburg's streetlights with energy saving LED technology, on how to report non-working streetlights and general challenges around the maintenance of infrastructure in the city.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the last episode of Guardian Australia's podcast about internet culture (RIP), Michael Sun and Alyx Gorman discuss dead internet theory, a conspiracy that posits the social web has been replaced by AI. Friends of Saved for Later also come on to say goodbye and eulogise their favourite online ephemera

Does the B in LGBTQ+ stand for brand? In the latest episode of Guardian Australia's podcast about internet culture, Michael Sun and Alyx Gorman chat about brand Twitter's latest attempt at inclusivity and the online response. Plus: Alyx sits down with Johann Hari to discuss how technology has stolen our focus, and how we can get it back

In the latest episode of Guardian Australia's podcast about internet culture, Michael Sun is joined by film history nerd – and Total Reboot host – Alexei Toliopoulos, for an extremely fun deep dive into the history of the world wide web on screen. Later, they chat about the main character energy of Baz Luhrmann's Elvis: a film that everyone loves to hate – despite not having seen it yet.

In the latest episode of Guardian Australia's podcast about internet culture, Michael Sun is joined by former colleague Naaman Zhou – now of the New Yorker – to discuss the linguistic gymnastics involved in journalism, and a Twitter account documenting the best and worst of it. Plus – producer Miles Herbert joins the pod to talk about TikTok's latest obsession

In the latest episode of Guardian Australia's podcast about internet culture, Michael Sun and Alyx Gorman are joined by Evan Collins and Froyo Tam – the internet archivists cataloguing every trend you've ever loved – to discuss the return of the Y2K aesthetic, and how new platforms like TikTok are causing a fad churn. Plus – unos, dos, tres, catorce, turn it up loud – Alyx and Michael share their iPod eulogies.

In the latest episode of Guardian Australia's podcast about internet culture, Michael Sun and Alyx Gorman are joined by Luke Winkie to discuss the QAnonification of the Depp/Heard court case and how the trial is playing out on TikTok. Plus stick around for a more cheerful topic as Alyx provides dispatches from Australian Fashion Week

In the latest episode of Guardian Australia's podcast about internet culture, Michael Sun and Alyx Gorman are joined by Benjamin Law and Beverley Wang from the ABC's Stop Everything! podcast to discuss the unlikely star of a Better Homes and Gardens shoot: a hole in Harry Styles's sock. For Law, whose feet have also been known to attract unwanted attention online, it's personal

On a very special, election-themed episode of Guardian Australia's online culture podcast, Saved For Later, Michael Sun is joined by reporter and resident TikToker Matilda Boseley to explain the best and worst of #auspol election memes, and how political parties try and use memes to sway young voters

In the latest episode of Guardian Australia's podcast about internet culture, Michael Sun is joined by Matilda Boseley to dive deep on this election campaign's best and worst #auspol posts. But first, an experiment with a new AI bot that answers Reddit's favourite question – in which Michael reveals his most controversial opinion, which could actually get him fired

In Guardian Australia's weekly podcast about internet culture, Mariam Mohammed and Mellisa Ma of MoneyGirl teach Alyx Gorman and Michael Sun how to spot a sketchy finfluencer. But first, Michael shows Alyx the only viral video trend he actually likes: parodies of the awful 3D animations that accompany a bowling alley strike. Unfortunately, she does not feel the same way

On Guardian Australia's podcast about internet culture, Michael Sun and Alyx Gorman are joined by cooking video queen June Xie, of Delish and Budget Eats, to discuss her very personal journey with the genre – and how it went from hands in pans to Frankensteined food porn and on to racial politics. Plus: an epic rant from Michael about the bin chicken

In Guardian Australia's weekly podcast about internet culture, JR Hennessy joins Alyx Gorman and Michael Sun to discuss the Will Smith/Chris Rock controversy that sent Twitter – and opinion writers – into exhausting overdrive. But first, a discussion about seasonal changes: hot girl summer is over. Make way for the short kings

This week, Steph Harmon and Michael Sun are joined by Bobby Finger and Lindsey Weber of the US podcast Who? Weekly (no: not the Australian magazine), for a slightly unhinged chat about D-list celebrity culture in Australia and beyond. Also: the tabloid couples who were doing the absolute most in lockdown.

In Guardian Australia's podcast about internet culture, Katie Cunningham joins Michael Sun and Alyx Gorman to explain the phenomenon that is Byron Baes in all its crystal-studded controversy. And Alyx tells Michael about why retail workers have had enough of elaborate Starbucks orders, gratuitous singing and other TikTok pranks

In Guardian Australia's internet culture podcast, Michael Sun and Alyx Gorman weigh in on the week's silliest viral question. Then ‘chronically online goblin' and writer Charlotte Colombo joins in to talk about the largely anonymous community of people acting, and talking, like small children online

In Guardian Australia's podcast about internet culture, flatmates and podcasters Marty Smiley and Nat Damena teach Michael Sun and Alyx Gorman how to furnish a house on a shoestring budget. And Michael gives Alyx a primer on the most-tweeted show of the decade (so far)

Michael Sun is flying solo this week on Guardian Australia's online culture podcast but he has two special guests. Matilda Boseley joins to mourn our fading relevance as we become victims of the vibe shift and ‘terminal trend velocity'. Then TikTok star Tom Cardy tells us about his overnight success and the struggles of making money on the platform – even with 1m followers

Michael Sun is flying solo this week on Guardian Australia's online culture podcast, so he brings in two special guests. First, Matilda Boseley joins to mourn our fading relevance as we become victims of the vibe shift and ‘terminal trend velocity'. Then TikTok star Tom Cardy tells us about his overnight success, and the struggles of making money on the platform – even with 1 million followers

Hi pals! After our live ep last week we're back with some pop culture analysing. First up, ultra-fast fashion brand Pretty Little Thing (creatively directed by Molly-Mae Hague) held an unofficial runway during London Fashion Week. Slow fashion campaigners Venetia La Manna and Mayisha from Oh So Ethical, organised a protest for the rights of garment workers and the environment. We read from Venetia's column for The Independent, I staged a protest against the Pretty Little Thing fashion show. This is why. Next, Kanye West has spent the last week harassing his ex-wife, Kim Kardashian. We dissect the evolution of the Instagram posting and ask why Kanye gets a pass for being the "manic genius". We read from two pieces. An opinion piece by Arwa Mahdawi titled Whatever's happening with Kanye and Kim, his behavior shouldn't be normalized and an article in The Swaddle by titled Kanye West Harassing Kim Kardashian Is No Laughing Matter. After that we get into Julia Fox AKA Miss Uncut Jems. We discuss her It Girl energy and reference a piece by Hunter Harris titled Julia Fox Is Her Own Muse, Thank You Very Much for The Cut. This sparks a convo around the "new It Girls". Are they mysterious or is this simply another iteration of the "Jennifer Lawrence pipeline" in action?For recommendations, Jas recommends another Cut piece titled Why Couldn't Anyone Cancel Dolce & Gabanna by Tahirah Hairston while Maggie reads an essay by Michael Sun titled I Will Be The Most Esoteric Person On The Bus. Chat next week besties. xo See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In Guardian Australia's online culture podcast, Alyx Gorman and Michael Sun take a look at the NFT craze that celebrities simply cannot stop talking about. Then, ahead of Valentine's Day, Steph Harmon joins them for a nostalgic chat about how meeting people online has changed – from ICQ to Tinder

In Guardian Australia's online culture podcast, Alyx Gorman and Michael Sun take a look at the NFT craze that celebrities simply cannot stop talking about. Then, ahead of Valentine's Day, Steph Harmon joins them for a nostalgic chat about how meeting people online has changed – from ICQ to Tinder

The February 2022 issue of Health Affairs focuses entirely on racism and health. It includes papers that trace the long history of racism to present day policies and practices that are the reasons for large and sustained health disparities.Racism and bias come in many forms and given the social stigma associated with them, they can be difficult to study. When a study comes along that provides new empirical data on bias, it makes a major contribution to our understanding of this important topic.One such study in the February issue from Michael Sun, a medical student from the University of Chicago, and colleagues is the focus of today's A Health Podyssey.Sun and coauthors studied bias in how patients are characterized by clinicians through the history and physical notes entered into a patient's electronic health record, or EHR. When a patient is admitted as an inpatient or an outpatient, the notes document the patient's reason for seeking medical care and summarize the patient's medical, family, and social history. The notes can also describe the plan to address the patient's medical problems. But what if the way the patient is characterized in these notes is distorted by clinician bias? Sun and colleagues examined racial bias in EHRs and found that Black patients had over 2.5 times the odds of having negative descriptors in their medical records when compared to white patients.If you enjoy this interview, order the February 2022 Health Affairs Racism and Health theme issue.Listen to Health Affairs Pathways.Subscribe: RSS | Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Stitcher | Google Podcasts

Although racism and bias have been long documented issues affecting health equity, findings of a recent study published in Health Affairs indicates these issues may be more embedded in the US health care system than originally thought. Examining electronic health records (EHRs) from an urban academic medical center, researchers found that negative descriptors were significantly more likely to appear in the records of Black patients compared with White patients. Other factors—such as insurance type, marriage status, and even the COVID-19 pandemic—influenced the odds of having this potentially stigmatizing language appear in a patient's EHR. On this episode of Managed Care Cast, we speak with the first author on the study, Michael Sun, a medical student at the Pritzker School of Medicine at the University of Chicago, on the findings, as well as the steps that can be taken to increase awareness among clinicians of these stigmatizing descriptors.

Full Story host Laura Murphy-Oates and Saved for Later host Michael Sun look at the best and worst moments on the internet in 2021 – from senator Jacqui Lambie dancing on a table to shitposting comedians and the Instagram accounts bringing joy and community during lockdown

Laura Murphy-Oates and Saved for Later host Michael Sun look at the best and worst moments on the internet in 2021 – from senator Jacqui Lambie dancing on a table, to shitposting comedians and the Instagram accounts bringing joy and community during lockdown

From the prolific rise of streaming platforms, to the trends that took over the internet and the TV series that had us all hooked, we're looking back on the biggest cultural moments of the year.

In Guardian Australia's online culture podcast, Michael Sun and Alyx Gorman bring in writer Alex McKinnon to dive into the chaotic world of mobile gaming ads littering the internet – and the surprising community around them. Then, Michael and Alyx turn their discarded thoughts – abandoned deep in their iPhone notes apps – into poetry

In Guardian Australia's online culture podcast, Michael Sun and Alyx Gorman bring in YouTube Asia-Pacific's culture and trends lead Ashley Chang to discuss the best and worst of last year – and what to expect from 2022 across fashion, gaming and the internet. Then, writer Cam Williams joins Michael and Alyx to talk about why mortifying teenage email IDs are actually anti-capitalist

This week on Fourth Estate, Toby Hemmings examines the state of Australian arts criticism with Michael Sun, editorial assistant at the Guardian, Lauren Carroll Harris, writer and curator, and Alison Croggon, arts editor at The Saturday Paper.

In Guardian Australia's online culture podcast, Michael Sun and Alyx Gorman bring in YouTube Asia-Pacific's culture and trends lead Ashley Chang to discuss the best and worst of last year – and what to expect from 2022 across fashion, gaming and the internet. Then, writer Cam Williams joins Michael and Alyx to talk about why mortifying teenage email IDs are actually anti-capitalist

In Guardian Australia's online culture podcast, Michael Sun and Alyx Gorman bring in Vice Australia's head of editorial Brad Esposito to chat about the evolution of brands on social media, from cringey posts to identity politics – including a tweet so tone deaf, Brad had to pull his car over to report on it. Then Michael teaches Alyx why breaking a Snapchat streak is an unforgivable faux pas

In Guardian Australia's online culture podcast, Michael Sun and Alyx Gorman bring in Vice Australia's head of editorial Brad Esposito to chat about the evolution of brands on social media, from cringe-y posts to identity politics – including a tweet so tone deaf, Brad had to pull his car over to report on it. Then Michael teaches Alyx why breaking a Snapchat streak is an unforgivable faux pas

After Adele got Spotify to hide their album shuffle button, Alyx Gorman, Michael Sun and Steph Harmon called up Aria-winner Georgia Mooney, of All Our Exes Live In Texas, to talk about writing music for the world of streaming – and trying to make a buck from it. Later, Alyx quizzes Michael and Steph on Macquarie Dictionary's new contenders for Word of the Year

After Adele got Spotify to hide their album shuffle button, Alyx Gorman, Michael Sun and Steph Harmon called up Aria-winner Georgia Mooney, of All Our Exes Live In Texas, to talk about writing music for the world of streaming – and trying to make a buck from it. Later, Alyx quizzes Michael and Steph on Macquarie Dictionary's new contenders for Word of the Year

In Guardian Australia's podcast about the internet, Michael Sun, Alyx Gorman and Steph Harmon bring in pop culture expert and Directioner Brodie Lancaster to pore over the easter eggs of Red (Taylor's Version) – and discuss the pros and cons of stan culture. Then, we set out on our stupid little daily walk with Maggie Zhou, who goes deep on a new TikTok trend that's shifting the way we talk about wellness

In Guardian Australia's podcast about the internet, Michael Sun, Alyx Gorman and Steph Harmon bring in pop culture expert and Directioner Brodie Lancaster to pore over the easter eggs of Red (Taylor's Version) – and discuss the pros and cons of stan culture. Then, we set out on our stupid little daily walk with Maggie Zhou, who goes deep on a new TikTok trend that's shifting the way we talk about wellness

In Guardian Australia's new podcast, Steph Harmon, Michael Sun and Alyx Gorman bring in scam scholar Delia Rickard from the ACCC to explain how scams got smarter during lockdown – and how it's not just boomers falling prey. Then, Michael troubleshoots a social media dilemma (in a thinly-veiled brag about his boyfriend)

In the third episode of Guardian Australia's new podcast, Alyx Gorman, Michael Sun and Steph Harmon bring in colleague Josh Taylor to please for the love of god explain Facebook's pivot – before we try a recipe TikTok can't get enough of

In the third episode of Guardian Australia's new podcast, Alyx Gorman, Michael Sun and Steph Harmon bring in colleague Josh Taylor to please for the love of god explain Facebook's pivot – before we try a recipe TikTok can't get enough of

In the second episode of Guardian Australia's new podcast, Alyx Gorman, Michael Sun and Steph Harmon bring in Rashna Farrukh to discuss how TikTok is leaching into every corner of the internet – and the algorithms that know more about us than we do. Later in the episode: Michael gets trolled by a homeware meme

In the second episode of Guardian Australia's new podcast, Alyx Gorman, Michael Sun and Steph Harmon bring in Rashna Farrukh to discuss how TikTok is leaching into every corner of the internet – and the algorithms that know more about us than we do. Later in the episode: Michael gets trolled by a homeware meme

In Guardian Australia's new weekly podcast, lifestyle editor Alyx Gorman, culture editor Steph Harmon and editorial assistant Michael Sun tackle the infinite scroll of the internet – and bring you the best of their tabs. In episode one, ‘real life influencer' Flex phones in to explain how #sponcon is creeping into our everyday – and Harmon and Gorman subject Sun to a gentle Succession-themed quiz

In Guardian Australia's new weekly podcast, lifestyle editor Alyx Gorman, culture editor Steph Harmon and editorial assistant Michael Sun tackle the infinite scroll of the internet – and bring you the best of their tabs. In episode one, ‘real life influencer' Flex phones in to explain how #sponcon is creeping into our everyday – and Harmon and Gorman subject Sun to a gentle Succession-themed quiz

In an age of celebrity endorsements, book-club picks and Amazon reviews, what is the state of once-vital literary criticism? How has the importance of robust and informed evaluation changed in an ever-crowded publishing market and an online sphere where everyone is potentially a critic? In this two-part series, Sydney Review of Books editor Catriona Menzies-Pike interviews four renowned critics about the future of literary criticism. In this episode, Catriona speaks with bestselling author, critic and New York Review of Books Editor-at-Large Daniel Mendelsohn and winner of the Kill Your Darlings New Critic Award, Michael Sun.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Every Wednesday, Guardian Australia's culture and lifestyle team read the internet and chat through the infinite scroll (so you don't have to). Hosted by lifestyle editor Alyx Gorman, culture editor Steph Harmon and editorial assistant Michael Sun, each episode will catch you up on a week's worth of zeitgeist – bringing the best, biggest and weirdest bits of the internet into your podcast feed.

Born and Raised in Hawaii, Michael Sun Lee is an Actor and Voice Over Artist who started acting and performing in Musical Theater at KCC, UH, and Kumu Kahua Theater, he is currently splitting his Summertime between Los Angeles and Oahu. Currently an Unemployed Event Bartender and Actor so find me at Waikiki Walls, Mai Tai Bar, Foodland, 24 hour Fitness or on Tinder and Bumble TV/Film appearances include: Fuller House, NCIS:NOLA, NCIS: LA, General Hospital, Lifetime's Stalked By My Husbands Ex, Hawaii Five-O, Days Of Our Lives…and the 2021 Inauguration of Biden/Harris Voice Over work include: Disney's Moana, Kubo And The Two Strings, Netflix's Extracurricular. Currently can be seen in recurring in these Webseries Sunnyside Up on BratTV, Glasscock Park, Lisa At Large on Youtube Upcoming Roles: Guest Starring on the new CSI:Vegas, and the Feature Film DWELLER IMDb Michael Sun Lee for more. https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1372170/ Social Media Instagram: @MichaelSunLee TikTok: @MichaelSunLee FaceBook: @MichaelSunLee Clubhouse @MichaelSunLee

Remember when Jensen and Mike finished their Tuesday Night talks and you thought, “I could listen to them for another hour?!” Today's your lucky day! We're back with another episode of Talks on Talks. This week we're chatting with the aforementioned gentlemen to hear the hard won wisdom they've gleaned both from the preaching process and the deep burrowing they've done to the passage. This episode goes in a lot of different directions and we really think you'll enjoy it. We talk about singles, we chat about spiritual gifts, and we discuss D&D character names. So lend your ear and enjoy another cup of piping hot recappacino! Enjoy the podcast! This episode was edited by Mike Loretto: mikelorettocoaching.com

Queerstories 2020 is a special series of the Queerstories podcast recorded during the lockdown months of 2020, featuring LGBTQI+ storytellers reflecting on the events of the year. As if the internet wasn’t already awash with enough flat earthers and people who think they’re aliens, 2020 brought us a whole new onslaught of religious fervour. These next two writers were inspired, this year, to delve into their own cult-ish connections. Michael Sun is the Culture Editor at Netflix ANZ via Junkee. This year, he is the Kill Your Darlings New Critic, where he writes a regular column blending memoir and criticism of queer work, and his freelance writing has appeared in The Guardian, The Monthly, Vice, ABC Arts, Overland, Liminal Magazine, and more. In his spare time, he’s a freelance graphic designer, he co-hosts the Saturday Lunch show on FBi Radio, and he’s a Board Member of Firstdraft Gallery. Ernest Price is a writer and former teacher. He works as the Education Officer at  the Victorian Association for the Teaching of English, with a focus on supporting the teaching of texts by diverse voices. His writing has been published in Overland. Ernest lives and works on the lands of the Wurundjeri and Boon Wurrung people of the Kulin nation. Queerstories is an LGBTQI+ storytelling night programmed by Maeve Marsden, with regular events around Australia. For Queerstories event dates, follow Queerstories on Facebook. The Queerstories book is published by Hachette Australia, and can be purchased from your favourite independent bookseller or on Booktopia. To support Queerstories, become a patron at www.patreon.com/ladysingsitbetter And for gay stuff and insomnia rants follow me - Maeve Marsden - on Twitter and Instagram. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

With special guests Michael Sun, Grant Vassos, and David Lochead, the gang talk potential steals in the second round, have an in-depth discussion on why prospects wear the wrong draft hat after getting traded, along with some discussion on Luka Doncic's hall of fame potential.

Joined by special guests Michael Sun, Grant Vassos, and David Lochead, the gang takes on the difficult task of assessing the talent available in the 2020 NBA draft. The squad discusses the safest, sure-fire picks in their opinions, along with talking about the biggest boom or bust prospect this draft has to offer. Does LaMelo Ball have a chance to become a legitimate superstar? Wiseman vs. Okongwu? What about the Serbian Unicorn Aleksej Pokusevski? All the answers to those questions, and many more, on this episode.

Join some of Australia's finest writers for a collection of unexpected tales: reflections on lives well lived and battles fought, pride, prejudice, love and humour. The LGBTQI+ community has been sharing stories for centuries, creating their own histories, disrupting and reinventing conventional ideas about narrative, family, love and community. There's more to being queer than coming out and getting married. Fast becoming an institution around the country, Queerstories is a national LGBTQI+ storytelling project curated by Maeve Marsden. Over the past 5 years, more than 250 people have shared their stories at live Queerstories events around the country, and many of these readings are now available on the award-winning Queerstories podcast. This special Byron Writers Festival podcast edition brings together a beautiful mix of light, warm, thought-provoking and heartbreaking tales from an exceptional line-up of Queer storytellers, including Ellen Van Neerven, Sally Rugg, Michael Sun and Hayley Katzen.

In 2014, the Chinese government released a policy document — now referred to as Number 46 — that outlined China’s plan to create the biggest sports industry in the world, with the target of $700 billion in annual revenue by 2025. This week, Aladin Farré welcomes Jonty Dixon (sports editor at Xinhua News), Wenjing Soong (sports consultant and agent), and Michael Sun (chairman and CEO of SlamBall Asia) to discuss the country’s national policies on sports and the business and collaborative opportunities in this industry. Middle Earth is made by China Compass Productions. If you have a China-themed cultural project, please get in touch!With thanks to Brenden Gonsalves for graphic design and Sean Calvo for music support.Like the podcasts at SupChina? Help us out by taking this brief survey. Recommendations: The hockey team Kunlun Red Star, based in Beijing.The young football team of Zhidan County in Shaanxi. Follow it on WeChat: 志丹县足球协会.Answers to the quiz:Ping-Pong diplomacy is what began the warming of relations between the People’s Republic of China and the USA.The furthest China’s national soccer team has gone is the group stages in the 2002 World Cup. Li Xiaoshuang is the Chinese Olympian who won six medals in only one Olympic session.Thanks to 247tickets for offering a voucher to the guests.

Episode 26 of The Four Quarters Podcast, powered by College Court Report Canada, takes another look at the Media side of the collegiate basketball landscape North of the border. Host Tyler Bennett chats with Michael Sun, who serves as a Reporter for both The Charlatan and Ottawa Sportspage while also doubling as the Colour Commentator for Carleton Ravens basketball. The Masters of Journalism Student at Carleton University looked back at what got him into journalism in the first place, his inspirations, and how he's gone about finding his voice when it comes to his pieces. Then, a discussion on both the Men's and Women's programs at Carleton closes the episode. (MUSIC: bensound.com)

How To Be: Mark Ronson + I'm With The Band: Nasty Cherry, Filmlorde Andre is joined by special guest Angel Michael Sun to talk about New York graffiti. Documentaries are back with a vengeance (did they ever leave?) with Gorillaz and Paris Is Burning coming front and centre. Selina Miles is a filmmaker in the studio discussing their award winning film about Graffiti photographer Martha Cooper, and the Filmlordes theorise: does the world need Nasty Cherry?

Summary:   "Chinese people have a saying: When people get cancer, they die." This week Pop This! producer Andrea Gin joins us in studio to talk about The Farewell. Also discussed: America's Funniest Home Videos, wedding sweat suits and the Taiwan "Love Boat" study tour.     Show notes:   The Farewell trailer   "The Farewell Is a Big Arrival for Director Lulu Wang" (Emily Yoshida, Vulture)   The Farewell's Lulu Wang: ‘I would love it if white men were asked the same questions as me’ (Michael Sun, The Guardian)   "What You Don't Know" (Lulu Wang, This American Life)       Recommendations:   Lisa: Lizzo on the VMAs    Andrea W.:  Andrea G.: Jay Som, "Superbike" Music credits:    "Good Times" by Podington Bear From Free Music Archive CC BY 3.0   Theme song "Pyro Flow" by Kevin Macleod From Incompetch CC BY 3.0 Intro bed:"OLPC" by Marco Raaphorst Courtesy of Free Music Archive CC BY-SA 3.0 NL Pop This! Links: Pop This! on TumblrPop This! on iTunes (please consider reviewing and rating us!) Pop This! on Stitcher (please consider reviewing and rating us!) Pop This! on Google PlayPop This! on TuneIn radioPop This! on TwitterPop This! on Instagram Logo design by Samantha Smith Pop This! is two women talking about pop culture. Lisa Christiansen is a broadcaster, journalist and longtime metal head. Andrea Warner is a music critic, author and former horoscopes columnist. Press play and come hang out with your two new best friends. Pop This! podcast is produced by Andrea Gin and recorded at the Vancouver Public Library's wonderful Inspiration Lab.  

The "gobbling up 50 cent VHSes from Vinnys" edition. For this episode we turn our microphones towards this years MIFF Critics Campus - participants in an intensive five-day lab which involves watching films, receiving mentorship from national and international figures in film criticism and writing reviews and essays for the MIFF website. The talk takes in discovering film criticism, the value of film websites like Letterboxd and the how to develop a distinctive voice in a world where everyone’s a critic. Today – and possibly well into the future if last year’s Campus is anything to go by (hello Rough Cut) – the critics are Zoë Almeida Goodall, Zach Karpinellison, Luke McCarthy, Jamie Tran, Claire Cao, Olivia Bennett, Isabella Trimboli and Michael Sun. Find us: @TheCultCapPod

This week we brought on Michael Sun who is a Magic the Gathering Arena Streamer on Twitch. We discussed streaming, content creation, Core Set 2020, and World of Warcraft. Michael Sun can be found:Twitter: @mercurioblueTwitch: twitch.tv/mercurioblueYou can support Magic With Zuby on Patreon here:https://www.patreon.com/magicwithzubyMagic with Zuby can be found at:Facebook: facebook.com/magicwithzubyTwitter: @magicwithzubyGmail: mtgzuby@gmail.comMagic With Zuby is sponsored by the following:Legitmtg.com: Order any Magic singles or sealed product that is over $2 and get free shipping to anywhere within the United States!InkedGaming.com: We are affiliated with InkedGaming! Use coupon code "ZUBY10" on check out!

Co-produced by Yunyun Wang, Michael Sun and Evan Kravitz Ever wonder how an e-cigarette company founded on a mission to provide a “healthy alternative” for heavy smokers found their primary audience in a young demographic of former non-smokers? In this first episode of Cornell University’s brand new student-driven podcast, we take a deep dive into the origin story of a Silicon-Valley start-up turned multi-billion tech company.

Chimpazee fossils, Chimpanzee genome,and Lunar penguin robot to jump around the Moon, by Adam Richardson, Peter Robins, Michael Sun, Jacqui Pfeffer and Chris Stewart Fizzy Icecream by Matt Clarke, Ian Salmon's Music to keep planes flying, by Chris Stewart and Adam Richardson, Hosted by Jacqui Pfeffer, Produced by Chris Stewart, re-edited by Ian Woolf. This show was originally broadcast in September 2005 Support Diffusion by making a contribution bitcoin: 1AEnJC8r9apyXb2N31P1ScYJZUhqkYWdU2 ether: 0x45d2cd591ff7865af248a09dc908aec261168395

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On this episode of Unmuted, the hosts have a few moments of silence for the recent shooting at Youtube’s Headquarters. With Lauren absent for this week, guest star Michael Sun joins the team for episode 21. Afterwards the hosts talk about celebrity news, Ready Player One, Jesus Christ Superstar, and more in trending topics. The hosts talk about how they’re holding up and their motivations in Let’s Be Real. James and Bria talk about their job opportunities in Someone’s Take. Michael Sun is thrown into the Hot Seat. Ask us questions or suggest topics on Twitter @unmuted_podcast for future podcasts, tweet us using the hashtag #UnmuteThePublic, and follow us UnmutedPodcast on Instagram and Youtube at Unmuted Podcast. To find more information about the hosts, check our website at www.unmutedpodcast.weebly.com. Thanks for listening, we appreciate your support and we will see you next week.

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The podcast is one year old! We relive some of the most entertaining interviews: Carrie Tergin (feat. International City Hall Selfie Day), Corey Branch, Michael Sun (feat. the "Shosholoza"), Alexander Gothard, and Rebecca Casper. City Council Chronicles provides reviews of city council meetings from across the United States and Canada. Named a "Top 100 Local Government Influencer" in 2016 and 2017 by ELGL.org. Link: https://councilchronicles.com/ Twitter: @michaelkarlik. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/citycouncilchronicles/. Graphic by Ben Wasserman: @benwassetweets. Thank you to the following people for your iTunes reviews: neutralfan12324, Rick Sarzguard, NotPatReilly, tellsjokes, Mo_Poppins, Jbower4, MAndersonComedy, Penny492, DRS7051, Kyle Morck, Jordan Raybould, bossofbam, DMPiccolo, reojames, DoomerT, Dbear15, EJspera, bbbbbbblllllll, Nonprofit E.D., SirStyles, Shabadoo99, BenBNC, The Monday American, ClockDodgersPodcast, StochasticLife, Just another d20something, PodCast of 1000s, Ahimsa54, thelonegun, DLawn1 Music credits: Echoes of Time by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1300029 Artist: http://incompetech.com/ Brandenburg Concerto No4-1 BWV1049 - Classical Whimsical by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1100303 Artist: http://incompetech.com/ Cowboy Sting by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1400015 Artist: http://incompetech.com/ Operating System (Sting) by Twin Musicom is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Artist: http://www.twinmusicom.org/ Additional music by bensound.com.

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Michael Sun--Johannesburg, South Africa councilor--talks about the wild inaugural city council meeting after the 2016 election. There was dancing, singing, fighting, and tragedy. He discusses humanizing the other 269 councilors, then we make some music! City Council Chronicles provides reviews of city council meetings from across the United States and Canada. Named a "Top 100 Local Government Influencer" in 2016 by ELGL.org. Link: https://councilchronicles.com/ Twitter: @michaelkarlik Music by http://www.bensound.com/. Graphic by Ben Wasserman @benwasserbad. Voiceover by Dominic Fogarty @dom_foggers. Versions of "Shosholoza" by The Drakensberg Boys Choir: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=saJmOw0GGyI and by GMEA 2012 All-State Chorus: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=osxx_IJ3KBY.

Ward councillor, Michael Crichton and City of Johannesburg's MMC for public safety, Michael Sun speak about the situation in Rosettenville currently and what is on the cards for the future...

The Virtual Lounge is open and Ty and Nick welcome actor Michael Sun Lee inside on this edition of Beats and Eats. Lee is coming off his role on the new Netflix series “Fuller House". The popular 80's sitcom reboot is a favorite of fans and critics alike. The trio will discuss that show as well as the popularity of streaming services like Amazon Prime and Netflix.  Plus, Michael will discuss his upcoming projects. The episode concludes with the return of the Beats and Eats top 5.  Nick and Ty list their 5 favorite supporting characters in television history. If you love tv, you won't want to miss this edition of Beats and Eats. Join Ty, Nick & SiriusXM 80's on 8 on The 2017 80's Celebrity Cruise Keep the 'Virtual Lounge' open SUPPORT BEATS & EATS!

Another familiar “Full House” face is joining Netflix’s sequel/reboot “Fuller House.” Harry Takayama, Stephanie’s childhood friend, will be making an appearance on the Netflix series. The character — now all grown up — will be played by actor Michael Sun Lee, and not Nathan Nishiguchi, the child actor who played Harry over multiple episodes of “Full House’s” second and third seasons. - See more at: https://www.thewrap.com/fuller-house-to-bring-back-stephanies-childhood-friend-harry-in-recast-role-exclusive/#sthash.gxTkHDMr.dpuf

Michael Sun Lee - Michael plays Harry (Stephanie's Friend) in the new Fuller House, a progressive restart of the hit 1980s and 90s sitcom Full House.Luanne Hunt - Luanne is a successful musician who's established career has brought her many situations in the music industry. She prevailed and is talking about her successes and her hardships, providing valuable insight to other rising musicians.CommentaryAshley Graham - SI Swimsuit's FIRST full figure model to make the coverMasterclass.com - a great way to learn from industry professionalsReview of FullerHouse

Michael Sun Lee - Michael plays Harry (Stephanie's Friend) in the new Fuller House, a progressive restart of the hit 1980s and 90s sitcom Full House.Luanne Hunt - Luanne is a successful musician who's established career has brought her many situations in the music industry. She prevailed and is talking about her successes and her hardships, providing valuable insight to other rising musicians.CommentaryAshley Graham - SI Swimsuit's FIRST full figure model to make the coverMasterclass.com - a great way to learn from industry professionalsReview of FullerHouse

Presented by Keir Smith, News by Noel Hannah, Keir discusses scientific fallability with Phil Dooley, Noel and Michael Sun, Jacqui Pfeffer with great moments in science history, Time Travel by swinging heavy stuff around with George Pap, Produced by Matt Clarke