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The iTnews PodcastThe iTnews PodcastMELBOURNE AIRPORT | Head of Cyber Security | Cheuk WongMelbourne Airport is building up its cyber detection and response capabilities in order to secure 30 million annual passenger journeys, which are enabled by multiple technology systems.Speaking on the iTnews Podcast, head of cyber security Cheuk Wong said he is heavily focused on having visibility across the airport’s technology ecosystem, from its internal IT to baggage handling systems and even its wi-fi networks.2025-04-2721 minManaging MarketingManaging MarketingCheuk Chang And Ellie Talk About The Challenges Of Building Agency BusinessesCheuk Chang is the CEO of Bastion Group, and has a huge agency career behind him, spanning regional leadership roles across Australia and APAC. Chuek Chiang And Ellie Talk market differences, building a media function from the ground up, global mergers and the continued importance of our industry’s role and the need for courage in promotion of DE&I, not just in your organisations, but via the power of marketing and advertising - despite some who got it wrong.  Listen on Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/managing-marketing/id1...2025-03-0436 minTeaching PythonTeaching PythonPSF Education Outreach Workgroup and the Education SummitIn episode 146 of Teaching Python, hosts Sean Tibor and Kelly Schuster Perez delve into the newly established Python Education and Outreach Work Group, featuring guests Cheuk Ting Ho and Keith Murray. The group, aimed at enhancing Python education within the community, outlines its mission to gather feedback on educational resources and support initiatives like the Education Summit at PyCon US. Keith and Cheuk discuss their backgrounds and roles within the Python Software Foundation, emphasizing the need for fresh educational content and community engagement. The episode also explores the work group's goals, which include: Seeking and receiving...2025-01-2152 minMarjorie Barrick Museum PodcastMarjorie Barrick Museum PodcastBlending Cultures in Ink: Sapira Cheuk on Art, Challenges, and Community OpportunitiesSapira Cheuk, an ink artist influenced by her multicultural background, discussed her work and career challenges. Born in Hong Kong, she now blends traditional Chinese calligraphy with Western ink techniques to represent her immigrant experience. Cheuk shared her journey of pursuing art despite family opposition, eventually revealing her passion to them. She highlighted her current exhibition, "Transmitting Figures," at the Oaks Park Art Center and upcoming shows at CSN in 2026. Cheuk also detailed the Nevada Arts Council's grants and professional development opportunities, including a $3,000 project grant and a $5,000 fellowship. She emphasized the importance of planning and security in balancing...2024-12-2929 minThe Cultural Life of the Nobel Prize in LiteratureThe Cultural Life of the Nobel Prize in LiteratureHan Kang and the Politics of Translation (feat. Dr Claire Gullander-Drolet)In this episode, we are joined by Dr Claire Gullander-Drolet, Assistant Professor in the Department of English at City University of Hong Kong. Dr Gullander-Drolet’s research focuses on literary translation and memory, and she is currently leading a Hong Kong Research Grants Committee-funded project on feminist translation studies approaches to world literatures in English.We discuss the Swedish Academy’s recognition of Han Kang, the 2024 Nobel Prize laureate in Literature, and explore the poetic and historical dimensions of her work. Dr Gullander-Drolet sheds light on the controversies surrounding the English translation of The Vegetarian, offering insights into...2024-12-0339 minAsian in AotearoaAsian in Aotearoa52. Rat World’s Jennifer Cheuk on breaking into the arts and uplifting othersJennifer Cheuk is a mixed Hong Kong Chinese / Welsh indie publisher, researcher and curator. She’s the Founder and Editor-in-Chief of Rat World Magazine - an independent print magazine and collective that’s all about showcasing underground and underrepresented voices from all over the world. In this episode, Jennifer reflects on the last 12 months including her landmark anthology (see below!) plus personal growth, anger, arts and more! Rat World’s Instagram Jennifer’s Instagram Book: Everything That Moves, Moves Through Another Asian in Aotearoa Instagram Asian...2024-11-0554 minThe Cultural Life of the Nobel Prize in LiteratureThe Cultural Life of the Nobel Prize in LiteratureMedia Reaction, Public Discourse, and the Nobel (feat. Dr Karl Ågerup)In this episode, we are joined by Dr Karl Ågerup, Senior Lecturer at Södertörn University (previously Head of the Humanities Division and Associate Professor of Comparative Literature at the University of Örebro). Dr Ågerup’s research focuses on the pedagogical and political dimensions of fictional discourse, and his latest book, Critical Responses to the Nobel Prize in Literature (2022), explores the varied critiques of this prestigious award.We discuss the goals of the 196th Nobel Symposia and what inspired Dr Ågerup to study the criticism surrounding the Nobel Prize in Literature. He offers insights into why critics pu...2024-10-0817 minAuthentic Unraveling - a podcast by Integer NetworkAuthentic Unraveling - a podcast by Integer NetworkEpisode 14 - Michael CheukMeet the newest Integer Network Coach - Michael Cheuk. Listen along as Michael shares beautifully about his unraveling, re-raveling and the discovery of a beautiful tapestry. www.integernetwork.com2024-10-0753 minThe Cultural Life of the Nobel Prize in LiteratureThe Cultural Life of the Nobel Prize in LiteratureJapan's Literary Quest and the Nobel (feat Prof Takashi Inoue)In this episode, we are joined by Professor Takashi Inoue, Professor of Japanese Literature at Shirayuri University. Prof. Inoue specializes in modern and contemporary literature and has published extensively on renowned authors Mishima Yukio and Oe Kenzaburo. His updated biography on Mishima was honored with the Yomiuri Prize for Literature in 2020, and his latest English-language work examines Japan's quest for the Nobel Prize in Literature through the narratives of “before” and “after” winning.We discuss Prof. Inoue's aims for the 196th Nobel Symposia and the inspiration behind his exploration of Japan's literary aspirations. He shares insights drawn from arc...2024-10-0525 minThe Cultural Life of the Nobel Prize in LiteratureThe Cultural Life of the Nobel Prize in LiteratureWorld Literature and the Nobel (feat. Dr Paul Tenngart)In this episode, we are joined by Paul Tenngart, Associate Professor of Comparative Literature at Lund University and an expert in Swedish and French poetry, literary translation, and climate fiction. His latest book, The Nobel Prize and the Formation of Contemporary World Literature (2023), explores how the Nobel Prize has shaped global literary aesthetics since its inception.We discuss the aims of the 196th Nobel Symposia, the inspiration behind his research on the Nobel Prize, and what makes this prestigious award unique. Paul also introduces the concept of "canon formation from the side," highlighting the Prize’s cultural in...2024-10-0531 minThe Cultural Life of the Nobel Prize in LiteratureThe Cultural Life of the Nobel Prize in LiteratureTextology, Genetic Criticism, and the Nobel (feat. Prof Wojciech Kruszewski)In this episode, we are joined by Prof Wojciech Kruszewski, a philologist and editor at The John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin, Poland. Prof Kruszewski is the Head of the Chair of Textology and Edition and has been leading the Philomath's Archive - Digital Edition research group since 2019. His notable editorial work includes a four-volume selection of Polish poet Anna Kamieńska’s works (2020) and a critical edition of Adam Mickiewicz's drama Dziady (2022).We delve into the field of textology, exploring how it relates to genetic criticism and how both can enhance our understanding of major aut...2024-10-0534 minThe Cultural Life of the Nobel Prize in LiteratureThe Cultural Life of the Nobel Prize in LiteratureTabulating the Nobel (feat. Prof Carlos Spoerhase and Dr Jørgen Sneis)In this episode, we talk with Prof Carlos Spoerhase and Dr Jørgen Sneis from Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich. Together, they lead a research project on the Nobel Prize in Literature and its global influence.We discuss their "Literature in the Nobel Era" conference series and key findings from their research. They explain how the Nobel’s reputation as a prestigious award was shaped by media coverage and data tables. We also explore the connection between Alfred Nobel’s legacy and the media’s early interest in the prize, as well as the Nobel’s role in promot...2024-10-0534 minThe Cultural Life of the Nobel Prize in LiteratureThe Cultural Life of the Nobel Prize in LiteratureTeaching the Nobel (feat. Prof Bette London)In this episode, we talk with Professor Bette London from the University of Rochester about her course on Nobel Prize Literature. We discuss how the course introduces students to the Nobel Prize, the works included in the syllabus, and the controversies surrounding the prize. Professor London also shares how students are encouraged to think critically about the Nobel, while still recognizing its cultural importance. We also explore her view that the diverse range of countries, languages, and traditions represented by the Nobel means that "we’re all learners together." 2024-10-0536 minThe Last Supper - Art in AsiaThe Last Supper - Art in AsiaEp.101 | “Karmic Fissures”, a group exhibition with Phoebe Hui, Chloë Cheuk, Kin Ting Li, Genie Hui, and Yi ToThis episode features the group exhibition ‘Karmic Fissures’ at Podium Gallery in Hong Kong by Phoebe Hui, Chloë Cheuk, Kin Ting Li, Genie Hui, and Yi To. Interweaving media art, sculptures, installations, and paintings, the exhibition navigates between philosophies drawn from quantum physics and Buddhism to speculate how one may uncover microscopic, nuanced dynamics within hegemonic, overpowering orders. Through acute mindfulness of complex yet traceable loci of causes and effects, the artists open up karmic fissures to evoke radical transmutation and intervene in the logic of impossibility. ⁠⁠More on ⁠www.thelast...2024-08-171h 15Community of Writers PodcastsCommunity of Writers PodcastsWriters Workshops 2024: Opening Talk by Leland Cheuk: It's Not About You Until It IsLeland Cheuk Welcomes us to the 2024 Writers' Workshops from Olympic Valley, introduced by Andrew Tonkovich. 2024-07-0917 minThe Art BoxThe Art BoxThe Art Box - Episode 212 - "Ink & Insight: The Art Journey of Sapira Cheuk"Linda and Steve took a drive south to Las Vegas to interview the multi-talented artist and art administrator Sapira Cheuk. In this delightful chat, they explore her creative journey, artistic passions, and her role in supporting Nevada artists through her position at the Nevada Arts Council. Sapira joined the Nevada Arts Council as an Artist Service Program Specialist in 2022, where she provides support for current artists' services and programs and assists in developing new initiatives. In addition to her role at the NAC, she serves as an Art Commissioner for the City of Las Vegas and Art Editor for...2024-07-0326 minThe Art BoxThe Art BoxThe Art Box - Episode 212 - "Ink & Insight: The Art Journey of Sapira Cheuk"Linda and Steve took a drive south to Las Vegas to interview the multi-talented artist and art administrator Sapira Cheuk. In this delightful chat, they explore her creative journey, artistic passions, and her role in supporting Nevada artists through her position at the Nevada Arts Council. Sapira joined the Nevada Arts Council as an Artist Service Program Specialist in 2022, where she provides support for current artists' services and programs and assists in developing new initiatives. In addition to her role at the NAC, she serves as an Art Commissioner for the City of Las Vegas and Art Editor for...2024-07-0326 minCanadian Cycling Magazine PodcastCanadian Cycling Magazine PodcastNew Shimano GRX Di2: A deep drive into the electronic, 12-speed gravel groupsetBike component maker Shimano has launched its new GRX Di2 groupset, which features 12-speed cassettes and semi-wireless shifting. On this episode of the Canadian Cycling Magazine Podcast, Dave Lawrence and Nick Legan of Shimano talk about how the latest version of their gravel group came to be, its features and what still might lie ahead for GRX. Lawrence is a road and gravel product manager at Shimano and has been with the company for more than 30 years, overseeing the launch of numerous groupsets. Legan, a former WorldTour mechanic and current Shimano road and gravel brand manager, has been participating...2024-05-2359 min一本會客室:談天說書一本會客室:談天說書【一本|會客室】《首爾旅遊新情報2024-25最新版》(嘉賓:Joyce Cheuk、周芝苡)想趁假期飛一轉韓國,而家就嚟搜集旅遊情報啦!《首爾旅遊新情報》推出2024-25最新版!今集「一本會客室」就請嚟本書作者Joyce Cheuk同大家分享首爾最Update旅遊資訊,包括新增觀光熱點、年輕人最新蒲點,仲有賞櫻賞楓秘點,唔想錯過咁多旅遊新情報,記得準時鎖定「一本會客室」!《首爾旅遊新情報2024-25最新版》🛒購買連結:https://bit.ly/3Qth55G▍高清版影片:https://youtu.be/vlacJna4XdI2024-05-0926 minOtherppl with Brad ListiOtherppl with Brad ListiLeland Cheuk on Success, Rejection, Persistence, Bad Luck, Denial, Near-Death Experiences, Rebirth, Freedom Swimmers, and Good LuckIn today's flashback, an outtake from Episode 613, my conversation with author Leland Cheuk. It first aired on November 20, 2019.Cheuk is an award-winning author of three books of fiction, most recently the novel No Good Very Bad Asian (2019). His work has appeared in a variety of publications including The Washington Post, San Francisco Chronicle, Salon, and others. He is the founder of the indie press 7.13 Books. ***Otherppl with Brad Listi is a weekly literary podcast featuring in-depth interviews with today's leading writers.Available where podcasts are available: Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, etc.Subscribe...2024-03-0127 minKPFA - UpFrontKPFA - UpFrontA Look At National Politics Ahead; Cheuk Kwan Writes Stories from Chinese Restaurants Around the World0:08 — John Nichols is National Affairs Correspondent for the Nation 0:33 — Cheuk Kwan is author of “Have You Eaten Yet: Stories from Chinese Restaurants Around the World” The post A Look At National Politics Ahead; Cheuk Kwan Writes Stories from Chinese Restaurants Around the World appeared first on KPFA. 2024-01-0959 minThe Inspiring Coaches ShowThe Inspiring Coaches ShowGuest: Miriam Cheuk, MCC. Founder of Empowerment Coaching MC.Join Jen and the incredible guest, Miriam Cheuk, in this episode as we dig deep into the heart of Empowerment Coaching. Miriam shares her profound vision, encapsulated in the inspiring quote: "Transformative coaching is clarity, action, and empowerment for happiness and success." As you contemplate this wisdom, we embark on a journey to explore how coaches can unlock their clients' potential and create profound transformations through empowerment. 2023-09-1932 minThe AbstractThe AbstractBrand Building for Legal Teams: With Lydia Cheuk, GC at AwayWhat’s your legal team’s brand? And by that, we mean, what does your team look like from the lens of the rest of the organization?Join Away’s GC Lydia Cheuk as she shares insights on marketing Legal within the organization, authentically building your personal brand, shaping legal as the first hire at early-stage companies across different industries, and more.We’ll also discuss Lydia’s experience in supporting the business through hypergrowth, a pandemic, and then through the recovery period, as well as offering stability and support during transitions.Read detailed s...2023-07-2034 minRadio One 91FM DunedinRadio One 91FM DunedinJennifer Cheuk (Chief Editor of Rat World Magazine (R18)) InterviewJennifer Cheuk (Chief Editor of Rat World Magazine (R18)) Interview by Candice Clark on Radio One 91FM Dunedin2023-04-1900 minRadio One 91FM DunedinRadio One 91FM DunedinJennifer Cheuk (Chief Editor of Rat World Magazine (R18)) Interview - Candice Clark - Radio One 91FMJennifer Cheuk (Chief Editor of Rat World Magazine (R18)) Interview by Candice Clark on Radio One 91FM Dunedin2023-04-1800 minCooking with Bruce and MarkCooking with Bruce and MarkOyster Farming, Our One-Minute Cooking Tip, An Interview With Cheuk Kwan, Casamara Club Sodas, Coconut Custard Pie & More!Oysters. Cookbooks. Cooking tips. We've got it all in our magazine-format podcast on food and cooking. We're veteran cookbook authors Bruce Weinstein & Mark Scarbrough. We've written more than three dozen cookbooks. We've been contributing editors to EATING WELL and COOKING LIGHT. And we once had the longest-standing column on weightwatchers. No wonder we love talking about food and cooking!We're talking today about farmed oysters. Then we have a one-minute cooking tip about better-tasting nuts. Bruce interviews author Cheuk Kwan about this book, HAVE YOU EATEN YET? It's about stories and dishes from around the...2023-04-0334 minCooking with Bruce and MarkCooking with Bruce and MarkOyster Farming, Our One-Minute Cooking Tip, An Interview With Cheuk Kwan, Casamara Club Sodas, Coconut Custard Pie & More!Oysters. Cookbooks. Cooking tips. We've got it all in our magazine-format podcast on food and cooking. We're veteran cookbook authors Bruce Weinstein & Mark Scarbrough. We've written more than three dozen cookbooks. We've been contributing editors to EATING WELL and COOKING LIGHT. And we once had the longest-standing column on weightwatchers. No wonder we love talking about food and cooking!We're talking today about farmed oysters. Then we have a one-minute cooking tip about better-tasting nuts. Bruce interviews author Cheuk Kwan about this book, HAVE YOU EATEN YET? It's about stories and dishes from around the...2023-04-0334 minKPFA - UpFrontKPFA - UpFrontMigrants & Asylum Seekers under Biden Administration; Plus, Stories from Chinese restaurants around the world with Cheuk Kwan0:08 — Yael Schacher, Director for the Americas and Europe at Refugees International Haddy Gassama, National Director of Policy and Advocacy at UndocuBlack Network 0:33 — Cheuk Kwan, co-founder of The Asianadian, a magazine dedicated to promoting Asian Canadian arts, culture and politics The post Migrants & Asylum Seekers under Biden Administration; Plus, Stories from Chinese restaurants around the world with Cheuk Kwan appeared first on KPFA. 2023-03-3059 minThe Atlas Obscura PodcastThe Atlas Obscura PodcastA Delicious Mission with Cheuk KwanFilmmaker and writer Cheuk Kwan takes us for a round-the-world meal. Three courses, three incredible places. Three stories of Chinese immigration.LEARN MORE: Cheuk Kwan’s new book is called “Have You Eaten Yet?” You can also check out “Chinese Restaurants,” his documentary series that started it all, on youtube https://www.youtube.com/@cheukkwan/featured 2023-03-2915 minFADE TO BLACK with Jimmy ChurchFADE TO BLACK with Jimmy ChurchFADE to BLACK host: Jimmy Church guest: Cheuk FeiTonight, Cheuk Fei, the host of Hong Kong's MJ-13, is with us LIVE in the Bunker!!!2023-03-162h 05Green Eggs & DanGreen Eggs & DanAuthor Cheuk Kwan shows us that Chinese dishes are popular everywhereDan and author Cheuk Kwan (Have You Eaten Yet?, Chinese Restaurants documentary) discuss the prevalence of Chinese restaurants around the world, the Jewish-American patronage of Chinese restaurants on Christmas, and Michelin-star restaurants in France.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices2023-03-0847 minBehind the Mic with AudioFile MagazineBehind the Mic with AudioFile MagazineHAVE YOU EATEN YET? by Cheuk Kwan, read by Brian NishiiNarrator Brian Nishii’s delivery brings a multicultural finesse to author Cheuk Kwan’s search for Chinese restaurants around the world. Host Jo Reed and AudioFile’s Alan Minskoff discuss this culinary journey across Brazil, Mumbai, Saskatchewan, the Caribbean, Israel, and to far flung outposts, all where Chinese restaurants can be found. Using delectable food creations as entry points, this heartwarming and enlightening exploration of the Chinese diaspora is a sumptuous smorgasbord of culture and history that is sure to satisfy even the biggest appetite.Read the full review of the audiobook on AudioFile’s website. Published by Black...2023-02-2405 minThis Podcast Will Change Your Life.This Podcast Will Change Your Life.This Podcast Will Change Your Life presents: UPSTATE: The Podcast | Chapter Eighteen - How It WorksHow It Works was published as part of the short story collection After the Flood, which was released by CCLaP in 2014. The collection represents Part Three of the linked short story collection UPSTATE re-released in 2020 by Tortoise Books (and originally released under the title The New York Stories by CCLaP in 2015). How It Works is read by Leland Cheuk (BIO below). INTRO/OUTRO music is Drinking of Me and was generously provided by Monkey Wrench. READER BIO Leland Cheuk is an award-winning author of three books of fiction, most recently NO GOOD V...2023-02-1610 minzivanabookzivanabook(PDF) [Download] Have You Eaten Yet: Stories from Chinese Restaurants Around the World BY : Cheuk Kwan(Download) in PDF Have You Eaten Yet: Stories from Chinese Restaurants Around the World By Cheuk Kwan   L   Ebook PDF Have You Eaten Yet: Stories from Chinese Restaurants Around the World | EBOOK ONLINE DOWNLOAD If you want to download free Ebook, you are in the right place to download Ebook. 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Ebook/PDF Have You Eaten Yet: Stories from Chinese Restaurants Around the World DOWNLOAD in English is available for free here, Click on the download LINK below to download Ebook After You 2020 PDF Download in English by Jojo Moyes (Author).   Download Link : [Downll...2023-02-1000 minthe Coaching Studiothe Coaching Studiothe Coaching Studio with Guest Miriam Guerrero Cheuk, MCCI happily welcome Miriam Guerrero Cheuk, MCC, to the Coaching Studio. Join us as we dive into ideas around empowerment and people's basic needs, Autonomy, Purpose, and Mastery. We also take a turn into the idea that the most impactful coaches are the ones that don't see themselves as coaches only professionally, but they see themselves as coaches in all aspects of their life. With that comes curiosity and exploring how we show up, with our ego in the way, or egoless. And how Proximal Learning is a pathway toward your development as a person and as a coach.2023-02-0950 minSmart MouthSmart MouthLocal Chinese Around the World with Cheuk KwanWe know about American Chinese, but there's also Israeli Chinese, Madagascan Chinese, Trinidadian Chinese ... Listen to Smart Mouth: iTunes • Google Podcasts • Stitcher • Spotify • RadioPublic • TuneIn • Libsyn Check out all our episodes so far here. If you like, pledge a buck or two on Patreon.   Cheuk Kwan YouTube   Have You Eaten Yet? Stories from Chinese Restaurants Ar2022-11-2349 minFriday Night Movie by @pancake4tableFriday Night Movie by @pancake4tableAWA Studios: Murder Game Shows & Robot Overlords with AWA’s Dulce Montoya and Thea Cheuk (Baltimore Comic Con 2022)A futuristic live-streamed murder game show, a foreboding future where robots are the family bread winners, and a high-octane crime thriller are just some of the incredible stories FNM discusses with AWA Studios' Dulce Montoya and Thea Cheuk. Hot off AWA's Ringo Award win the night before, the sibs dive deep with the team from the industry's most compelling storytellers and imagine casting the movie versions of their books. We also get some great recommendations for TV and movies from our guests.  Links: https://awastudios.net/  Sign up for the Friday Night Movie Ne...2022-10-3039 minBloomberg Daybreak: Asia EditionBloomberg Daybreak: Asia EditionFan Cheuk Wan on the Markets (Radio)Fan Cheuk Wan, Asia CIO, at HSBC Global Private Banking and Wealth, discusses her market outlook. She spoke with hosts Doug Krizner and Juliette Saly on "Bloomberg Daybreak Asia."See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.2022-10-1807 minFurtheranceFurtherance#09 Leo Cheuk (豪哥) - How your career can give meaning to life"活在當下, 體驗工作, 為身邊的人和自己帶來意義”This episode is worth listening to just for Leo’s late-night FM DJ voice! We certainly had a lot of fun recording this episode xD Leo is a very fun person to talk to, making lots of jokes. In this episode we explored what shaped Leo as a person he is today, his early career choices and encounters, his attitude towards work-life integration, and how we should approach our career. At the end he made a pretty dangerous comment that might jeopardise his marriage :O Hope you enjoy :)(1:55) Early career and experiences in voice acting(14:59) What are your proudest moments...2022-09-2358 minBloomberg Daybreak: Asia EditionBloomberg Daybreak: Asia EditionFan Cheuk Wan on the Markets (Audio)Fan Cheuk Wan, Asia CIO at HSBC Global Private Banking and Wealth, discusses the latest on the markets. She spoke with hosts Bryan Curtis and Juliette Saly on Bloomberg Radio.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.2022-08-2307 minThe Cultural Life of the Nobel Prize in LiteratureThe Cultural Life of the Nobel Prize in LiteratureDisability and the Nobel Prize: A Discussion with Dr Alice HallDr Alice Hall is a lecturer in Contemporary and Global Literature at University of York. In 2013, she was one of ten academics chosen as ‘New Generation Thinkers’ by the Arts and Humanities Research Council and the BBC. With Professor Sanjoy Bhattacharya, she set up a new MA in Medical History and Humanities, which launched in 2016. She currently holds a Springboard Fellowship funded by the Academy of Medical Sciences and the Wellcome Trust. Disability and Modern Fiction Faulkner, Morrison, Coetzee and the Nobel Prize for Literature is the book she published in 2012.Within disability studies there are the medi...2022-07-0640 minThe Cultural Life of the Nobel Prize in LiteratureThe Cultural Life of the Nobel Prize in LiteratureA Swedish Perspective on the Nobel Literature Prize: A Discussion with Yukiko DukeYukiko Duke is a cultural critic, journalist and editor of the Swedish literary magazine. She is also the artistic director of the Stockholm annual literary festival.The Swedes are a reading people. But the readership rate has been declining. Sales of books are down as is the usage of public libraries, probably due to the many different ways of getting cultural information, such as through the internet or Netflix. Thus, there is no need to read anymore. But during the pandemic, book sales soared. People realized the important role played by literature in connecting with the times a...2022-06-2835 minThe Cultural Life of the Nobel Prize in LiteratureThe Cultural Life of the Nobel Prize in LiteratureThe Singer-Songwriter Nobel Laureate: Discussing Bob Dylan with Duncan BartlettDuncan Bartlett is a rock musician journalist who has written about Bob Dylan in the Wall Street Journal, a current affairs journalist and editor of Asian Affairs magazine, as well as a research associate at SOAS. As an observer and great fan of Dylan, Bartlett has been listening to Dylan since the age of 13, has every single one of his albums and has attended numerous concerts.Dylan’s initial apparent reluctance to accept the Nobel prize may stem from a number of factors. He was honoured and flattered and it is not as though he doesn’t acce...2022-06-2751 minThe Writer ShedThe Writer ShedTHE FUTURE OF THE INDIE PRESS with Leland Cheuk of 7.13 BooksLeland Cheuk has quite a story to tell. He has not only authored the collection LETTERS FROM DINOSAURS, and the novels THE MISADVENTURES OF SULLIVER PONG  and NO GOOD VERY BAD ASIAN , he also runs the small indie press  7.13 BOOKS , a publishing entity that gets its name from one of the most difficult times in Leland's  life. He has a lot to say about independent publishing, the literary world in America, and what makes for a good story. Leland joins Writer Shed Podcast host David W. Bern...2022-06-1524 minFirst Baptist WaynesboroFirst Baptist Waynesboro"Turning Around" A Sermon by Rev. Michael CheukTo kick off our summer worship series, "Faces of Our Faith: Bold and Untold Stories," Rev. Michael Cheuk looks at the story of Jonah. In his sermon, he points out three turn around moments that helps us see this story in a new light. Rev. Cheuk's sermon takes a familiar story and focuses on an often looked over part, and gives us new ears to hear this passage.2022-06-1300 minThe Cultural Life of the Nobel Prize in LiteratureThe Cultural Life of the Nobel Prize in LiteratureWriters on Prizes: A Discussion with Xu XiXu Xi is the author of fourteen books, including five novels, seven collections of short fiction & essays and one memoir. Her novel Habit of a Foreign Sky (2010) was a finalist for the Asian Man Booker Award and her short story Famine (2004) was awarded the O’Henry prize. Her works feature on many college literature reading lists.Xu Xi defines success as being able to live life as a writer. That is to continue reading, writing, publishing, talking with other writers and having time to loaf. Monetary success is less important as she has always had and still ha...2022-05-231h 02The Cultural Life of the Nobel Prize in LiteratureThe Cultural Life of the Nobel Prize in LiteratureAuthorship and Literary Prizes: A Discussion with Prof Jeremy TamblingProfessor Tambling is a writer and critic, who has been engaged with education and teaching at all levels and across the range, including holding the Chair of Comparative Literature in Hong Kong, and of Literature in Manchester. He has published 27 books and numerous articles.It is important to write good books for students. His research activities include new research as well as outcomes from teaching. The latter is not new research but makes topics interesting and approachable which is very important when writing teaching books for students.Choice of topics for publication comes either in...2022-05-0949 minThe Cultural Life of the Nobel Prize in LiteratureThe Cultural Life of the Nobel Prize in LiteratureThe Reluctant Nobel Laureate: Discussing Samuel Beckett with Dr Hannah SimpsonDr Simpson is the Rosemary Pountney Junior Research Fellow in British and European Drama at the Faculty of English, St. Anne’s College, University of Oxford. One of her primary areas of study is Samuel Beckett, literature Nobel laureate in 1969.Beckett studies have often down played the importance and relevance of the Nobel prize. Yet it remains useful in understanding his works since they are so diametrically opposed to the historical framework of the prize. It is strange he was even awarded the prize. He was a strong contender in 1968, and possibly in 1964, but his works were co...2022-05-0946 minThe Cultural Life of the Nobel Prize in LiteratureThe Cultural Life of the Nobel Prize in LiteratureModernism and Literary Prizes: A Discussion with Dr Bret JohnsonIn this episode, Michael is joined by Dr Bret Johnson, a PhD graduate from Loughborough University, to discuss the influences of the literary prize culture on the stratification of early-twentieth-century modernist literature into cultural registers. By looking into Virginia Woolf and Y.B. Yeats’ reactions to being awarded the 1928 Femina Vie Heureuse and the 1923 Nobel Prize in Literature respectively and looking into the public perception of them receiving these two different prizes, they investigate how literary prizes manipulate modernist authors’ images and make them unable to reach their target audiences. Their conversation also inspires us to reflect on the impa...2022-03-2831 minIt\'s LitIt's Lit"Funeral by the Arcade" by Leland CheukIn this episode we discuss "Funeral by the Arcade" by Leland Cheuk, published in The Margins by the Asian-American Writer's Workshop. We talk about cute baby photos, understanding your parents, and the Asian-American immigrant experience. Heck yeah!2022-03-251h 17The Cultural Life of the Nobel Prize in LiteratureThe Cultural Life of the Nobel Prize in LiteratureThe Subversive Nobel Laureate: Discussing Mo Yan with Prof Shelley ChanIn this episode, Michael and Prof Shelley Chan, Professor of Chinese Language and Cultural Studies at Wittenberg University, discuss Mo Yan, the 2012 Literature Nobel Laureate. Prof Chan published one of the best English language studies on Mo Yan: “A subversive voice in China: The fictional world of Mo Yan” (2011).In Chinese literature subversive implies expressing disapproval of the political circumstances. But Mo Yan goes beyond the political and subverts the reading experience of his Chinese audience. He challenges the concept of history found in revolutionary historical fiction. His experimental writing style, his use of language, adverbs and colou...2022-03-2128 min朗讀IG上的詩文人朗讀IG上的詩文人朗讀IG上的詩文人:236 @cheuk.l走在下著滂沱大雨的街道,人煙稀少的,冷清清的。我撐著黑色雨傘,戰戰兢兢的怕弄濕了新穿的布鞋。 雨變得稍為少了,雨下得沒那麼密集,我低頭看到雨滴落在地上水潌時的波動,很有規律的展開,再瞥見散落一地上零碎的垃圾,然後我望向前方繼續前行,我感覺到我身為一個個體存在在這個世界上,沒有任何事物圍繞我身邊,周圍所有事情都有它們存在的原因,而所有其他人都有他們行動的目的。而這一切都很安靜並且優雅地運行著。 孤獨依然在我內心深處徘徊,確確實實讓我感受到,但它並沒有讓我感到困惑,像是我清楚了解自己的感受是怎樣的,我並沒有刻意抑壓住,而是任由這種孤獨的感覺䆁放,不去抗拒,不去騷擾,不去掩飾,這樣反倒不會被它吞噬我的心靈。 我繼續往目的地前行著,什麼都沒有做,只是反覆在想著一些事情。 作者:惜霞 @cheuk.l - 圖片來源:https://unsplash.com/ 音樂片段:Apple GarageBand套件2022-03-2002 min