Season 2, Episode 5: Yonsei Students Discuss Hong Kong Cultural Past
Episode 5 features Yonsei International University student David Li. In this episode Li, who is from Hong Kong, discusses Hong Kong’s cultural past with members […]
Podcasts
Season 2, Episode 4: Indonesian Culture
NOVAsia: This is a two part episode! Episode 4 features four Yonsei University students, Ahmad Hidayat, Eunike Naira Taitira Putri, Kezia Tatyakirana, and Monica Livia […]
Season 2, Episode 3: A Conversation About Navajo Culture
NOVAsia: This is a two part episode! Episode 3 features Yonsei Undergraduate Exchange Student Ian Teller. In this episode Teller talks with members of NOVAsia […]
Season 2, Episode 2: Reacting to the US 2020 Election
NOVAsia: This was recorded on 2020/11/06, the USA President had not been announced at the time of recording. Season 2, Episode 2 features Yonsei GSIS […]
Season 2, Episode 1: Talking with a Tibetan Exile
NOVAsia is back this 2020 Fall semester with a new season of podcasts/ interviews. Season 2, Episode 1 features Yonsei GSIS international student Ngawang Hardy. […]
Episode 7 – Claiming Koreanness? Adoption and emigration from Korea (with Emily Williams & Sue Jeong)
In the seventh episode of the NOVAsia Podcast, editor Suhena Mehra sits down with Korean-American adoptee Emily Williams and Korean-Canadian Sue Jeong, to discuss […]
Episode 6: Moving Cities – Indonesia moves its capital
Jakarta is sinking. The capital of Southeast Asia’s most populous country can no longer support its own weight, and is sinking into the sea at […]
Episode 5 – A “Green and Clean” Belt and Road? (with Amanda Herath)
China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) has given rise to two broad concerns within the international community. It has been criticized for funding environmentally unsustainable […]
Episode 4 – Looking Back at Brexit (with Andy Edge)
Brexit has been the defining event of European politics since the British people voted to leave the European Union in June 2016. Since then, British […]
Episode 3 – Race Awareness in South Korea (with Mariam Maréchal)
South Korea is a highly homogenous country, where foreigners account for only 4% of the entire population. As Korean working population has begun to decrease, […]