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What if creating a student-centered classroom wasn't about adding more—but about holding space for what's already there? In this episode, I speak with movement and mindfulness educator Lawrence about what it means to create environments that center curiosity, personal exploration, and connection. From yoga studios and sound healing sessions to forest clearings and public parks, Lawrence shows us how to design space that invites—not directs—growth. As educators, we're challenged to do the same in our classrooms. This episode offers a chance to step back, reimagine your role, and embrace a different kind of presence that empowers learners to shape their own path. How the space you create becomes a “third teacher” What it means to hold space for student-led exploration and feedback How to cultivate purpose and trust without micromanaging Why real personalization begins with pausing, not planning Learn more about how to shift from controlling the learning environment to co-creating it with your students. Connect with Lawrence: https://www.instagram.com/body.nature.mind_lawrence/  Learn more about his work: https://bodynaturemind.com/  Lawrence's bio: Lawrence is a full-time wellness coach who left a government office job to pursue his passion for movement, mindfulness, and personal growth. His approach to wellness centers on the interconnectedness of body, mind, and spirit—drawing on practices like animal flow, yoga, breathwork, sound healing, and forest bathing to help others reconnect with themselves and their environment. He believes that nature, rest, and embodied awareness are essential to recharging and realigning in today's fast-paced world. He has led wellness experiences for global brands like Cathay Pacific, The Fullerton Hotel, Lululemon, and Loro Piana, as well as local NGOs such as St. James' Settlement and Heep Hong Society. His work has been featured on BBC's People Fixing the World, RTHK, and the South China Morning Post. Lawrence holds certifications across multiple disciplines, including Animal Flow (Level 3 & Regional Leader), Yoga Therapy, Breathwork, Sound Healing, and Forest Bathing Facilitation.

In this episode of the Conversations Podcast Fatih interviews two academics from Hong Kong. Max Lee from Hong Kong Baptist University and Nick Wong from Hong Kong University of Science and Technology. Together they try to explain to Fatih what Translanguaging really is. Guests: Nick WongDuring the day, Nick Wong, who does not take the bus to school (a famous Kongish phrase), is a lecturer at the Center for Language Education, where he both tortures and teaches English to students from HKUST (the University of Stress and Tension). At night, he proclaims himself as the "Chef Editer" (not a typo) or a.k.a a "keyboard fighter", writing and sharing posts in Kongish on his Facebook Page - Kongish Daily. Surprisingly, his night job has been more successful than his daytime one: he has been interviewed by various media outlets for his midnight Kongish project, such as 100Most, Apple Daily, Mingpao, RTHK, SCMP, Singtao, The Straits Times, and even (blessed by) Wenweipo, to name a few. Currently, Kongish Daily has (only) around 75,000 followers on Facebook.Max LeeMax Lee is a lecturer in the Department of Translation, Interpreting, and Intercultural Communication at Hong Kong Baptist University. His area of specialisation includes Audiovisual Translation, Digital Publishing, and Professional Studies. His commitment and excellence in higher education are further recognised through his title as a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA). Max is currently immersed in PhD research at The University of Hong Kong, investigating translanguaging practices in Hong Kong.NEXPD is focused on helping professionals fulfil their PD requirements, improve their practical industry capabilities, or just acquire much-needed skills. We host quality content from Trusted Providers and qualified content creators. https://nexpd.com/

100 Side A - I don't know how I got here but here I am. No poems to share today, just a stroll down the memory lane with Leslie. The stars have lined up and I have nothing else to give you. The feature was my initiative, produced in 2013, my first year working full-time at RTHK. As for Atomic Heart, it's my baby, my sanctuary, but I'll be away for a bit. The century is a good place to pull back and regroup. Please check in again come autumn, when the weather is cool again and the urge to spin becomes irresistible. Long sleeves and scarfs and all. Can't wait. I post stuff on IG every now and then @AtomAlicia

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We celebrate Labour Day with a discussion on parental leave policies and challenges that Migrant Domestic Workers (MDWs) face with employers during pregnancy. Alyson Hau (Presenter & Producer, RTHK) asks our Adam Hugill about legal protections afforded to individuals in case of discrimination in the workplace as well as the relatively recent legal changes to parental leave, while Alisha Fernando (Head of Diversity & Inclusion – APAC at Bloomberg LP) highlights the family-friendly policies that the company grants to its staff and the upsides of talent attraction and retention that should be at the core of every business. Catherine Gurtin (CEO of PathFinders) talks about issues related to (mostly unplanned) pregnancy of MDWs and gives advice to employers.

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In this episode, I'm speaking with Steve Vines, who was a journalist based in Hong Kong for 35 years until he recently left for political reasons in 2021. Steve shares the rapid series of events that ultimately led to his departure from the country he called “home.” Steve sheds light on the current situation in Hong Kong by looking back at its history and the resilient spirit of Hong Kong, which he has studied in depth for his new book, Defying the Dragon: Hong Kong and the World's Largest Dictatorship. He discusses how there was once a high degree of liberty and low democracy in Hong Kong, but now both are non-existent. Later in the episode, we hear a fictional story about the oppression and propaganda that is prevalent in Hong Kong. White Terror - A Fictional Story in Print IN THIS EPISODE: [01:11] Steve's departure from Hong Kong [07:39] White Terror explained [10:20] Democracy, Liberty and the Special Administrative Region [18:30] The incredible spirit of Hong Kong [23:00] What other societies can learn from the situation in Hong Kong [30:29] FICTION: White Terror [33:33] Bob defies the warnings to stay in at night [37:00] Bob leaves Hong Kong after witnessing something terrible KEY TAKEAWAYS: White Terror refers to the suppression of the democracy movement by the Taiwanwese government after they left the main Chinese mainland and installed a regime on the island of Taiwan. It's what is similarly happening in Hong Kong now. The Special Administrative Region claimed that Hong Kong would be a fully-fledged capitalist society until 2047. If we look back more carefully, the mainland never really saw one country or two systems applying to the political orient. The narrative that is spun in Hong Kong by the Chinese communist party is that the terrible people of Hong Kong brought all these troubles on themselves by provoking the mainland. Hong Kong survived the 1960s and came back stronger. Hong Kong has survived enormous economic recessions, and many, many things but come back stronger. So the question is, will the spirit of Hong Kong survive this?   BIO: Stephen Vines was a Hong Kong based journalist, writer and businessman until 2021 when he was forced to leave for political reasons. He is the author of Defying the Dragon – Hong Kong and the World's Largest Dictatorship. In Hong Kong, he was the founding Chief Editor of ‘Eastern Express,' a groundbreaking daily newspaper published in Hong Kong. He was also a founder and publisher of Spike magazine. He presented a weekly current affairs television programme – The Pulse – produced by RTHK and is a frequent broadcaster and commentator on business and political affairs for newspapers and a number of international radio and TV stations. Vines combined writing with founding and running a number of companies, mainly in the food sector and this has enabled him to learn a lot more about how business really works. He is the author of a number of books including ‘Hong Kong: China's New Colony' and a study of the Asian financial crisis called ‘The Years of Living Dangerously'. He is also author of the multi-edition ‘Market Panic' and ‘Food Gurus.' Stephen Vines was the Deputy Business Editor of The Observer and has worked for The Guardian, The Independent, The Daily Telegraph, The Sunday Times, and the BBC.    LINKS: https://stephenvines-author.com/ White Terror - A Fictional Story in PrintOur Sponsors:* Check out HelloFresh and use my code 50truefictionproject for a great deal: https://www.hellofresh.com/Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

What's Love Got To Do With It?Air Date: Monday, 14 February 2022 at 8:00 PM ET/5:00 PM PTTuesday, 15 February 2022 at 9:00 AM SingaporeWatch the Livestream on the OMTimes Magazine Facebook, OMTimes Radio & TV Facebook, or OMTimesTV YoutubeJoin us Relationship Counselor & Clinical Sexologist Dr Martha Tara Lee and guest Valentina Tudose, Transformational Relationship Coach and Clinical Hypnotherapist as we will talk about relationship fundamentals, intimacy skills, and deconstructing the romantic ideas of sex, lust and love. What are the major barriers people encounter when it comes to experiencing more desire, connection, and intimacy? We explore the wide range of limited beliefs and stories we tell ourselves that create unrealistic expectations and assumptions and so on.Guest: Valentina Tudose, Transformational Relationship Coach and Clinical HypnotherapistValentina Tudose is a Transformational Relationship Coach and Clinical Hypnotherapist, passionate about educating and empowering her clients to communicate effectively, learn more about themselves and how to create positive, deeply meaningful relationships with others.In her coaching and talks, she focuses on teaching communication, relationship and intimacy skills and provides strategies for conflict resolution and emotional management. Her clients range from teenagers looking for their sense of identity to young adults exploring first relationships, singles of any age looking for real love and couples wanting to enhance their relationship or struggling with lack of intimacy, breakups or infidelity.She beliefs educating people of any age on how to love themselves and others is a fundamental aspect of modern life and she is often giving lectures on sex, consent, effective communication and the intricacies of romantic relationships.She is also a popular presence in many local and global publications: she writes a sex column in Marie Claire magazine, dating and relationship columns in Hong Kong Living and Honeycombers and is frequently interviewed in SCMP, numerous podcasts and RTHK.Social media links:https://www.facebook.com/valentina.tudose.9/https://www.instagram.com/therealqueenmaker/https://www.linkedin.com/in/valentina-tudose-26568a3/Free 21 days Self Love Meditation program https://happyeverafteracademy.com/21-days-self-love-meditation-program/#Love #ValentinaTudose #ErosEvolution #DrMarthaTaraLeeVisit the Eros Evolution show page https://omtimes.com/iom/shows/eros-evolution/Connect with Dr. Martha at http://www.eroscoaching.com/Subscribe to our Newsletter https://omtimes.com/subscribe-omtimes-magazine/Connect with OMTimes on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/Omtimes.Magazine/ and OMTimes Radio https://www.facebook.com/ConsciousRadiowebtv.OMTimes/Twitter: https://twitter.com/OmTimes/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/omtimes/Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/2798417/Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/omtimes/

*** Don't forget to subscribe! *** * EPISODE LINKS IN DESCRIPTION – BELOW * Dr. Merrin Pearce is a Sustainability Consultant working through Coordinate4U. His thoughts and ideas reach me a few times a week, mostly when driving in the morning. A frequent speaker on Hong Kong's English public broadcasting channel, RTHK, Merrin usually chimes in to comment with updates on environmental/conservation issues. I've known Merrin for years, although mostly on the periphery of this or that conservation campaign. This was the first time we sat for a chat. I imagine we'll have a Part II sometime soon. The man's sharp as balls, so to speak. Tune in for a quick update on what's happening on this side of the world, and enjoy Merrin's radio-perfect voice as he takes us across New Zealand, Antarctica, Australia, China, and beyond. **** Learn more about and reach Merrin here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/merrinpearse/ https://www.facebook.com/merrin.pearse https://twitter.com/merrinpearse **** More from Shooting it RAW: Website: https://www.shooting-it-raw.com/ YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6sqti7YyKrSNUdgw3ONSFg/videos Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shootingitraw/ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6p3NoR69bLG4lZ52FKE2dR Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/shooting-it-raw/id1495187250?ign-mpt=uo%3D4 Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/shooting-it-raw-with-ran-elfassy

How does translation grapple with place and transport us through language? Chinese translator Jennifer Feeley joins Abby Ryder-Huth to talk about bringing a sense of Hong Kong and Cantonese speech to her translation of "Patient," a short story by Wong Yi published in 2020 by Asymptote. Wong Yi herself reads from the original, which you can read here. Later, Julia Conrad is in conversation with Persian translator Poupeh Missaghi, whose novel trans(re)lating house one (Coffee House Press, 2020) translates the city of Tehran in the wake of the city's 2009 election. They talk about how language and identity manifest in Poupeh's work both in and out of Persian, and the expansive forms translation can take. Listen here, or find us on Spotify or Apple Podcasts! **To be further transported-- You can catch Wong Yi's radio show, Book Review (開卷樂) on RTHK, or as a podcast here. Jennifer Feeley's translation of Wong Yi's Cantonese-language chamber opera, Women Like Us, is also streaming as part of the Hong Kong Arts Festival through the 31st of May. Grab your rice noodle rolls with sweet sauce and enjoy from wherever you are. **Our theme music is by Nate Repasz, and this episode also features music by Ketsa, Daniel Birch, and Metre.

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Alyson Hau has dominated the airwaves since joining Metro Radio as a 16 year old. Since then she's covered the Olympics, the World Expo, world premieres for major films including Transformers and Twilight, and interviewed massive music acts such as Maroon 5, Backstreet Boys and Lady Gaga. She told us about the good, the bad and the ugly of meeting superstars, and what it takes to nail a great interview. Join us on Patreon for a bonus ep every Thursday and other killer content. This week Alyson talked about the changing landscape for censorship on radio: https://www.patreon.com/hohopod

Following a contentious US election Peter Lewis, who hosts one of the most popular English language radio programmes in Hong Kong, gives his perspective on what a Biden administration could mean for China and its economy. He also discusses why the People's Bank of China (PBoC) is concerned about a recent surge in the value of the yuan, the growing competition amongst APAC's major financial centres and whether Hong Kong's new national security law could threaten its position within the global financial system.

Steve was interviewed on Hong Kong's Radio 3 "Morning Brew" show to discuss his 1,100 mile Via Francigena pilgrimage and the upcoming memoir chronicling the journey!  

2020年因為疫情的關係，導致許多戶外活動及生活都停擺，可以在家裡從事的活動大受歡迎。 Online game 與mobile game 用戶量增加，任天堂的 Switch 就唔使講，影音平台也同樣獲得極高的流量，myTV super 訂戶數爆增等等。 當中Podcast也在今年爆紅，明明已經存在多年，甚至根本就是我們過往的廣播頻道（RTHK?），居然在這幾個月開始爆紅。 你問我信不信，反正我們黃埔體育會就信了，做了！ Podcast爆紅的3個原因 現代人對影片、文字感到疲勞 可以同時處理別的事情 中文節目變多 === 講游水講得夠開心 Swimming So Much Fun === 香港地廣東話講游泳 Podcast 先行者 黃埔體育會同你論盡天下大小事 聲音內容不定期更新，歡迎訂閱跟隨。 主持：Ricky Kan @WhampoaSports 黃埔體育會 https://www.whampoa.org.hk 成人及兒童游泳班專家 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/whampoaorg/message

Sports around the world update featuring interview with Brazilian Jujitsu Black Belt, Caique Loyolla (Part 2)

Sports around the world update featuring interview with Brazilian Jujitsu Black Belt, Caique Loyolla (Part 1)

Youtube : https://www.youtube.com/user/klafmann/channels Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/klafmann/ Twitter : https://twitter.com/Klafmann Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/Klafmann/ Email : klafmannhk@gmail.com Website : http://www.klafmann.com Patreon : https://www.patreon.com/klafmann 00:08 香港早晨 Good Morning Hong Kong 00:43 無線新聞 TVB News 01:25 亞洲早晨 Good Morning Asia 01:44 亞視新聞 ATV News 02:01 有線新聞天氣 I-Cable News 03:15 財經新聞 Financial News 03:29 瞬間看地球 Earth Live 04:34 星期X檔案 Monday Report 04:58 歡樂今宵 (頭) EYT (Op) 05:22 歡樂今宵 (尾) EYT (Ed) 05:46 霎時感動 1 One From The Heart 1 06:20 霎時感動 2 One From The Heart 2 07:04 尋找他鄉的故事 Stories from Afar Series 08:26 向世界出發 On the Road Series 09:13 歡樂滿東華 Tung Wah Charity Gala 09:47 香港小姐 Miss Hong Kong Pageant 10:37 萬千星輝賀台慶 TVB Anniversary Gala Show 11:25 港台節目 RTHK opening 11:36 小時候 When We Were Young Series 12:36 性本善 13:00 城市論壇 City Forum 13:24 頭條新聞 Headliner 13:49 警訊 Police Report 14:41 六合彩 Mark Six 15:19 金像獎頒獎典禮 Hong Kong Film Awards 15:58 十大中文金曲頒獎典禮 Top Ten Chinese Gold Songs Award Concert 16:36 叱吒樂壇流行榜頒獎典禮 Ultimate Song Chart Awards Presentation

Sports around the world update featuring interview with Hong Kong Basketball Star, Nathan Yu (Part 2)

Sports around the world update featuring interview with Hong Kong Basketball Star, Nathan Yu (Part 1)

Sports around the world update featuring Craig Hammond, Head Coach of South China Tigers (Part 1)

Sports around the world update featuring Craig Hammond, Head Coach of South China Tigers (Part 2)

Sports around the world update featuring Ant Haynes, CrossFit athlete (Part 1)

Sports around the world update featuring Ant Haynes, CrossFit athlete (Part 2)

Sports around the world update featuring interview with Matthew Marsh, Fox Sports F1 Analyst (Part 1)

Sports around the world update featuring interview with Matthew Marsh, Fox Sports F1 Analyst (Part 2)