Podcast terbaik Peacebuilding (2023)

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Listen by Heart | Stories from Women of the South China Sea | A peacebuilding project

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S6E0 Trailer + Audio Stories Promotion 2:36

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Sponsor an Audio Story. Our professional team will visit the Interview Subject physically in person (or via teleconferencing), research and plan the recording, record the interview and have a great yarn, edit & produce this conversation into a podcast. We take care of everything from A-Z, archiving the stories from Australia's unassuming heroes.Our…

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The Peacebuilding Practitioner

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Conflict Sensitive Journalism VI 19:31

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Listen by Heart | Stories from Women of the South China Sea | A peacebuilding project

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A Fiction Special: Dancing to the gongs of the South China Sea (written and narrated by Jasmine H. Low) 16:37

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A short story by Jasmine H. Low, Dancing to the gongs of the South China Sea is an unfinished piece that’s a work-in-progress, a culmination of works explored in an 8-week creative writing class with Sharon Bakar’s Words on Fire to “Finding the Flow”. Jasmine describes this writing process as going with the flow, and she’s putting this out there ev…

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The Peacebuilding Practitioner

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Conflict Sensitive Journalism V 14:08

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TPP Podcast 02/05: Conflict Sensitive Journalism V Journalism requires reporters and editors to make decisions on what to report and how to report it. At first glance these questions seem simple - 'just report the facts' is what young journalists often hear from their teachers and seniors. However, in reality it is rarely this straight forward. Esp…

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The Peacebuilding Practitioner

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Conflict Sensitive Journalism IV 20:40

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TPP Podcast 02/04: Conflict Sensitive Journalism IV Journalism requires reporters and editors to make decisions on what to report and how to report it. At first glance these questions seem simple - 'just report the facts' is what young journalists often hear from their teachers and seniors. However, in reality it is rarely this straight forward. Es…

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The Peacebuilding Practitioner

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Conflict Sensitive Journalism III 13:58

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TPP Podcast 02/03: Conflict Sensitive Journalism III Journalism requires reporters and editors to make decisions on what to report and how to report it. At first glance these questions seem simple - 'just report the facts' is what young journalists often hear from their teachers and seniors. However, in reality it is rarely this straight forward. E…

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The Peacebuilding Practitioner

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Conflict Sensitive Journalism II 17:09

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TPP Podcast 02/02: Conflict Sensitive Journalism II Journalism requires reporters and editors to make decisions on what to report and how to report it. At first glance these questions seem simple - 'just report the facts' is what young journalists often hear from their teachers and seniors. However, in reality it is rarely this straight forward. Es…

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The Peacebuilding Practitioner

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Conflict Sensitive Journalism I 21:46

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TPP Podcast 02/01: Conflict Sensitive Journalism I Journalism requires reporters and editors to make decisions on what to report and how to report it. At first glance these questions seem simple - 'just report the facts' is what young journalists often hear from their teachers and seniors. However, in reality it is rarely this straight forward. Esp…

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Music & Peacebuilding

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Dialogues of Courage, Wisdom, and Compassion with Olivier Urbain, Kevin Maher, and Anri Tanabe 50:53

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This is the second in a two-episode series exploring the legacy of Daisaku Ikeda and the practice of dialogue. In this episode, we ask how wisdom, courage, and compassion is lived and practiced through music and dialogue. In particular, we look at how genuine dialogue might bring out the best in ourselves as we look to bring out the best in the oth…

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Music & Peacebuilding

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Courage, Wisdom, and Compassion with Olivier Urbain: Ikeda’s Story 40:25

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This is a two-episode series exploring the legacy of Daisaku Ikeda and the practice of dialogue through interconnectedness and a human revolution of courage, wisdom, and compassion. In this episode, we explore the legacy and history of Johan Galtung, Ikeda, Toda, Makiguchi, and Oliver Urbain’s groundbreaking work to explore music and peacebuilding.…

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Listen by Heart | Stories from Women of the South China Sea | A peacebuilding project

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S5E2 Shivani Sivagurunathan, author & educator on the Indian diaspora and contemplative pedagogy 56:20

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Welcome to Season Five of the Listen by Heart Podcast, where we feature Stories from Women of the South China Sea. I’m Jasmine Low and today, I will be joined by Shivani Sivagurunathan, an author and educator. Head of School, Assistant Professor; Research Director; Director of Postgraduate Studies; Senior Tutor, Faculty of Arts at the University of…

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Listen by Heart | Stories from Women of the South China Sea | A peacebuilding project

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S5E1 Poetry readings from “Being Born” by Shivani Sivagurunathan 11:41

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Welcome to Season Five of the Listen by Heart Podcast, where we feature Stories from Women of the South China Sea. I’m Jasmine Low and today, I will be joined by Shivani Sivagurunathan, an author and educator. Head of School, Assistant Professor; Research Director; Director of Postgraduate Studies; Senior Tutor, Faculty of Arts at the University of…

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Music & Peacebuilding

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Crossing Thesholds and Passages in Shakuhachi Practice with Kiku Day 40:17

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This second episode of a two-part series with Kiku Day explores shakuhachi soundings of cultural translation and peacebuilding. With the famous honkyoku piece, Tamuke, we encounter the problems of cultural translation and how a piece about passages has been problematically recast as a requiem. The episode ends with a discussion of ryu or localized …

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Music & Peacebuilding

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Sounding Flow and Silence in Shakuhachi Practice with Kiku Day 33:41

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This first episode of a two-part series with Kiku Day explores shakuhachi history and how the shakuhachi is taught and learned. Central to shakuhachi are traditions of flow and the use of silence or absence through the language of ma. Recordings from Wild Ways are generously provided by the composer, performer, and record label. 15ZWATlBgcYPn7lBZWg…

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Peacebuilding with Pollack

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Welcome to Peacebuilding with Pollack 1:35

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Peacebuilding with Pollack featuring host Dr. Jeremy Pollack is the podcast that aims to improve work relationships and manage difficult conflicts, one caller at a time. Conflict Resolution Practitioner, Dr. P takes takes callers from around the country who are dealing with stressful work relationships to provide coaching and support in solving the…

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Music & Peacebuilding

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Reflective Celebrations of 10,000 Downloads 43:08

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Bringing together Dan Shevock, Jon Rudy, and Tyné Angela Freeman, this is a reflective episode about the first three years of this podcast. Exploring notions of story, spirituality, theoretical framework, and the notion of a lived walk, this is a slow, expansive, and reflective move through the first three years of podcasting. Join our celebration!…

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Music & Peacebuilding

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Dynamic Samul Nori and Intentional Difference 56:37

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Samul nori represents a modern percussion genre of four things - the changgo, buk, k’kwaenggwari , and ching. Originally known as p’ungmul and nongak this genre was transformed as dynamic as it entered concert spaces. Comprised of karak that dynamically shift weight and feel, this genre represents the balance of Yin and Yang and alignments with hoh…

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Listen by Heart | Stories from Women of the South China Sea | A peacebuilding project

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S4 Karina Robles Bahrin, Author and Hotelier and the 2022 Epigram Book’s Fiction Prize Recipient 1:07:38

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Welcome to Season Four of the Listen by Heart Podcast, where we feature Stories from Women of the South China Sea. I am your host, Jasmine Low and on this audio journey, we welcome Karina Robles Bahrin, a Malaysian author and hotelier who has picked up the 2022 Epigram Book’s Fiction Prize. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.co…

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Music & Peacebuilding

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Who We Be: Agency, Performativity, and Collegiate A Cappella 33:36

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In this podcast, we take a tour with Dr. Brent Talbot on Talbot and Mantie’s research into American collegiate a cappella singing through the lens of agency, performativity, and leisure. Our performances of gender, sexuality, and identity are often rooted within larger frameworks and can be liberated from these frameworks in exploring new ways of b…

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Music & Peacebuilding

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Who We Be: Collectivist Agency and Balinese Gamelan 40:40

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In this podcast, we take a tour with Dr. Brent Talbot Balinese gamelan through the lens of agency and performativity. Exploring diverse cultures of Bali and the US, we ask questions of how we construct agency and stories of our performances in collectivist and individualistic contexts. We take the time to explore Talbot’s resource, Gending Rare and…

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Music & Peacebuilding

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Building Changed Spaces for Peacebuilding in Filipino Contexts 51:34

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Wendy Kroeker explores her research on peacebuilding and conflict resolution in the Philippines and the island of Mindanao. Exploring the root causes of violence, we examine histories of colonialism impacting Moro, Lumad, and the Filipino residents. The podcast examines notions of transgenerational trauma, group identity, and retutoring the body th…

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Music & Peacebuilding

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Beauty Beneath the Surface: Composing Change with the Japanese Koto 32:44

1y ago32:44

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Masayo Ishigure is a world-renowned performer of the Japanese koto. This conversation explores the legacies of Tadao Sawai, Kazue Sawai, Michio Miyagi, and Japanese traditions of composing for the koto. Exploring notions of wabi-sabi, the Meiji period, and hogaku, this podcast looks at the ethical demands of cross-cultural composition. We open up f…

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Music & Peacebuilding

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Constructing an Activist Music Education with Juliet Hess 37:19

1y ago37:19

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Drawing upon the input of 20 activist musicians, Dr. Juliet Hess wrote a book about building curricula that support noticing, naming, and coming to voice. Building from Paulo Freire’s understandings from the Pedagogy of the Oppressed, Hess offers a curriculum that asks students to construct songs, discuss soundscapes, and notice and name the struct…

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Music & Peacebuilding

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Tajik Maddâh, Healing, and Flexible Framing with Dr. Benjamin Koen 51:53

1y ago51:53

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The music of the Pamir Mountains in Tajikistan offers opportunities to explore the importance of poetry, rhythmic flexibility, and sacred space within wellness and healing. Dr. Benjamin Koen is a leader in medical ethnomusicology who has written texts and articles exploring Maddâh or Maddoh and the practice of this sung poetry as an expression that…

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Listen by Heart | Stories from Women of the South China Sea | A peacebuilding project

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S3E5 Dr. Chuah Guat Eng narrates excerpts from her first Malaysian novel, Echoes of Silence 17:46

1y ago17:46

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And here we are, the fifth and final episode. "It's not about me," reminds the author, Guat. Writing Echoes of Silence, she wanted to explore that emotion of how she, like many others felt lost at one time, as the children of colonialism, an establishment that left behind their orphaned children as Malaya gained its independence. The author indulge…

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Listen by Heart | Stories from Women of the South China Sea | A peacebuilding project

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S3E4 Dr. Chuah Guat Eng on equal opportunity, and how there's no such thing as being another's equal 14:02

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May the fourth conversation with Dr. Chuah Guat Eng guide you. A teacher, Mr. V. K. Arumugam was one such man who opened the windows of her mind. Guat shares her experience about being a woman in a man's world, and her opinion on gender equality. She believes that everyone deserves equal opportunities yet we should never strive to be equal because …

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Listen by Heart | Stories from Women of the South China Sea | A peacebuilding project

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S3E3 Dr. Chuah Guat Eng on her PhD Thesis, From Conflict to Insight: A Zen-Based Approach to Reading Fiction 11:45

1y ago11:45

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In this third episode, Dr. Chuah Guat Eng details her PhD Thesis: A Zen Approach to Reading Fiction is a reading procedure originally proposed as her Masters thesis proposal submitted to the National University of Malaysia (Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia). She cites an example of how many literary critics have approached the works by Joseph Conrad.…

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Listen by Heart | Stories from Women of the South China Sea | A peacebuilding project

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S3E2 Dr. Chuah Guat Eng on finding her cultural identity and that 'woke' moment when she realised that being Chinese was not just about Pearl S. Buck after reading Lin YuTang. 16:28

1+ y ago16:28

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In this second episode, Chuah Guat Eng shares about competitiveness, her mother Wee Siew Lan and how one can tell from surnames of the Nanyang Chinese, if they are from Singapore or the northern states of Perlis, Kedah or Penang in Malaysia, the naming of Guat Eng and her sisters, finding her cultural identity inspired by an old school teacher, Mr.…

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Listen by Heart | Stories from Women of the South China Sea | A peacebuilding project

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S3E1 [INTRO] Dr. Chuah Guat Eng, Malaysian Novelist 28:22

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Welcome to Season Three of the Listen by Heart Podcast, where we feature Stories from Women of the South China Sea. Host Jasmine Low will be joined by Dr. Chuah Guat Eng, a Malaysian fiction writer who read English Literature at University of Malaya Kuala Lumpur, German Literature at Ludwig-Maximilian University in Munich, Germany, and she has a Ph…

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Music & Peacebuilding

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Sounding Tuvan Hospitalities of Place with Theodore Levin 54:47

1+ y ago54:47

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Theodore Levin has a lifetime of scholarship in studying music, culture, and spirituality of Central Asia and Siberia. His book on Tuvan Singing opens new understandings of melodies of timbre and musical relations with ecology and the natural world. This episode draws together a rich conversation on hospitality, mimesis, sonic painting, intertwined…

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Music & Peacebuilding

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Loving Intimacies and Interconnected Being 33:39

1+ y ago33:39

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Dr. Jeffery Long explores delicate balance, love, longing, devotion, intimacy, and compassion in Hindu texts. Beginning with the story of Ushas and the arrival of dawn from the Rigveda, we journey to the dance of Shiva and Shakti and understandings of love and longing within Radha and Krishna. As we explore love, we encounter Bhakti and Bhajan, and…

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Music & Peacebuilding

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Surrendering to Hope and Joy with Sandeep Das 40:52

1+ y ago40:52

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This conversation with Sandeep Das explores the influence of Yo-Yo Ma, the generosity of musical service and Dehli to Damascus. This centers on the notion of incompleteness, shared heritages of poetry, maqams, and the unique stories that inform a wisdom of compassion. We enter deep notions of “surrender” in a bhajan beloved by Mahatma Gandhi and th…

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Music & Peacebuilding

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Season 3 Trailer 2:28

1+ y ago2:28

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Coming in January 2022, season 3 on "Silk Roads of Peace." Season 3 of the Music & Peacebuilding podcast explores Silk Roads of peace, interviewing musicians, ethnomusicologists, and authors about music and peacebuilding along historical silk roads. In this season, our curiosity travels through cultures in India, Uzbekistan, Russia, China, Japan, L…

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The Peacebuilding Podcast : From Conflict To Common Ground

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Ep 49: Peter Coleman - Hurdles and Hope: Reflections on the Role of Gender 1:17:37

1+ y ago1:17:37

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Such a delight to re-connect to my colleague from many moons ago – Peter Coleman – who, just for the record, is not my relative. Our paths crossed beginning sometime around 1995, at the International Center for Cooperation and Conflict Resolution, the “ICCCR” at Teacher’s College, Columbia University, where we worked together on many cool initiativ…

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Listen by Heart | Stories from Women of the South China Sea | A peacebuilding project

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A Merdeka Story: from little things big things grow 🖤💛💙❤️ 21:31

1+ y ago21:31

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Welcome to a special edition of Listen by Heart, narrated by Jasmine H. Low. 🖤 On August 9th 2021, International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples themed ‘Leaving No One Behind’ left me thinking of our future, and of the concept of freedom. 💛 It's August 30th, Malaysia's Merdeka Day. A quick dip into historical events would show the timeline fr…

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Listen by Heart | Stories from Women of the South China Sea | A peacebuilding project

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S2E6: Malaysian Folktales: Su and her natural love for swimming | Written & narrated by Dr. Ann Lee 25:12

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Written and narrated by Dr. Ann Lee, this story was published amongst 16 others in Malaysian Folk Tales: Retold & Remixed, edited by Daphne Lee, published by ZI Publications (2011). Su and her natural love for swimming is based on the folktale about a girl who was kidnapped by an orangutan. The irony is that her abductor reveals its bubbly and very…

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Listen by Heart | Stories from Women of the South China Sea | A peacebuilding project

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S2E5: Dr. Ann Lee | Gender & Sexuality 19:21

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Welcome to Season Two of the Listen by Heart Podcast, where we feature Stories from the Women of the South China Sea. In episode five, podcast host Jasmine Low speaks to Dr. Ann Lee about gender and sexuality and if her grandmother may have known anyone who was queer. Ann talks about her university days in London, attending a writer’s workshop with…

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Listen by Heart | Stories from Women of the South China Sea | A peacebuilding project

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S2E4: Dr. Ann Lee | My grandmothers, their resilience and growing up in Sabah 32:24

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Welcome to Season Two of the Listen by Heart Podcast, where we feature Stories from the Women of the South China Sea. It's episode four and podcast host Jasmine Low speaks to Dr. Ann Lee about her family. Born of mixed parentage, Dr. Ann recalls stories of her family: her maternal side in North Borneo and Sabah, Malaysia, as well as her paternal si…

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Listen by Heart | Stories from Women of the South China Sea | A peacebuilding project

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S2E3: Dr. Ann Lee | BOH Cameronian award-winning play Tarap Man in Southeast Asia Plays, plays & their mobility 17:48

2y ago17:48

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Welcome to Season Two of the Listen by Heart Podcast, where we feature Stories from the Women of the South China Seas. Podcast host Jasmine Low has a conversation with Dr. Ann Lee about BOH Cameronian award-winning play Tarap Man featured in Southeast Asian Plays (Aurora Metro), plays and their mobility. Keyword mentions: Tarap Man, Kadazan, Telegu…

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Listen by Heart | Stories from Women of the South China Sea | A peacebuilding project

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S2E2: Dr. Ann Lee | Playwright and co-founder of Kuali Works, Malaysia's pioneer all-women production house 14:22

2y ago14:22

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Welcome to Season Two of the Listen by Heart Podcast, where we feature Stories from the Women of the South China Seas. In this episode, podcast host Jasmine Low has a conversation with Dr. Ann Lee, and we establish that it was in September 1994 when Kuali Works, an all-women arts company specialising in theatre, TV and publications in Malaysia was …

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Listen by Heart | Stories from Women of the South China Sea | A peacebuilding project

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S2E1: Dr. Ann Lee | A career including national newsreader to PR & advertising consultant working on a Voter Education Campaign for Nelson Mandela 13:16

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Welcome to Season Two of the Listen by Heart Podcast, where we feature Stories from the Women of the South China Sea. Podcast host Jasmine Low introduces Dr. Ann Lee in this first episode. Ann speaks about her career including national news reader to an MC of the Closing Ceremony of the 1998 Kuala Lumpur Commonwealth Games. She has also had a caree…

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Listen by Heart | Stories from Women of the South China Sea | A peacebuilding project

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S2 [INTRO] Dr. Ann Lee | Award-winning playwright & researcher 6:04

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Welcome to Season Two of the Listen by Heart Podcast, where we feature Stories from the Women of the South China Sea. Podcast host Jasmine Low introduces Dr. Ann Lee, and they chat about Ann's short story that was published in Malaysian Folk Tales: Retold & Remixed, edited by Daphne Lee and published by ZI Publications (2011). Su and her Natural Lo…

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Listen by Heart | Stories from Women of the South China Sea | A peacebuilding project

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S1E8: Liminality 002: Conversations with Shirl by Jasmine H. Low 8:19

2y ago8:19

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Here's a conversation recorded one afternoon as I chat with Shirl while she eats — her favourite thing to do! We speak in English, Malay and Hokkien. This is an experimental concept, where podcast host/producer Jasmine H. Low records periods during her day as a carer for mum... The first few seconds are sounds recorded while Jasmine escapes for a c…

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Music & Peacebuilding

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Stress & Mindfulness 50:51

2y ago50:51

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Dr. Elizabeth Dalton is an expert on stress, health behaviors, and how our beliefs impact our use of coping mechanisms. Together with Dr. Tomás Estrada, we explore research on stress and how a research-informed understanding may lead to healthy approaches to peace and social-emotional learning. We close by examining recent research on mindfulness a…

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Listen by Heart | Stories from Women of the South China Sea | A peacebuilding project

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S1E7: Girl Gungho: Identity | Written and narrated by Jasmine H. Low 2:54

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Written and narrated by Jasmine H. Low, Girl Gungho: Identity is a quirky teaser, fiction laced with some real-life experiences about growing up in Kuala Lumpur in the 80s, the yearn to find balance and gender equality and the big move from Kuala Lumpur to Sydney as a student. Thank you for listening. Enjoy! -- About the Listen by Heart Podcast -- …

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Listen by Heart | Stories from Women of the South China Sea | A peacebuilding project

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S1E6: Liminality 001 | Conversations with Shirl by Jasmine H. Low 2:07

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Sounds recorded by Jasmine H. Low + an afternoon chat with Shirl. An experimental concept, where the producer Jasmine H. Low records periods during her day as a carer for mum... Unspoken quiet moments while Shirl sleeps. These in-between moments give room for much thought, reflection and creativity. A step forward usually means a push off of faith,…

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Listen by Heart | Stories from Women of the South China Sea | A peacebuilding project

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S1E5: Don't go so busy | Written and narrated by Jasmine H. Low 3:53

2y ago3:53

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Spoken word performance written and narrated by Jasmine H. Low At the doorstep of BIMP-EAGA nations, China, US & Australian ships have been ‘patrolling’ the South China Sea since Easter. “The South China Sea holds an estimated 190 trillion 👀 cubic feet of natural gas and 11 billion barrels of oil in proved and probable reserves, with much more pote…

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Music & Peacebuilding

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Narratives of Trauma and Transcendent Hope with Tyné Angela Freeman 52:51

2y ago52:51

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Tyné Angela Freeman’s work spans songwriting, ethnomusicology, recording, and authorship. This podcast explores her album and text by the title of “The Sky is Deeper Than the Sea” to discuss questions of trauma, transcendent hope, history, love and resilience. We also explore her earlier work of cross-cultural bridge-building and her research on Ma…

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Listen by Heart | Stories from Women of the South China Sea | A peacebuilding project

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S1E4: The Magpies | Written by Denis Glover | Narrated by Jasmine H. Low 2:48

2y ago2:48

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The Australian Magpie (Gymnorhina tibicen) is a black and white chesty bird native to Australia and New Guinea. Famous for their vocalisations that mimic the environment, Jasmine was targeted three consecutive times and was 'swooped' on her head while walking past a street in Zetland, NSW. When she recorded this from her mother's balcony in Sydney,…

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Listen by Heart | Stories from Women of the South China Sea | A peacebuilding project

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S1E3: Murmurs | Written and narrated by Jasmine H. Low 1:49

2y ago1:49

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The departure from colonialism. Written and narrated by Jasmine H. Low. -- About the Listen by Heart Podcast -- You have been listening to Jasmine Low’s Audio Journey experience, presenting Season One of Listen by Heart: Voices of the Women of the South China Seas starting with herself. Subscribe to the podcast on your preferred platform and if you…

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