This episode is unlike anything we have done here on the channel, and we have done a lot.
We recorded on rooftops, in elevators, in front of sold out theatres and in teeny tiny boiling hot meeting rooms, We recorded across timezones with our talented co hosts spread across the world to like very recently at a recording booth at one of the best TEDx events in town.
We planned, we scheduled, we strategised so it fits in with our ongoing themes. But this time is nothing like that. This time we get really raw. Listen in as your host and founder of #impact – Regina Larko – records this very raw and personal message from her home of 7 years in Hong Kong to reflect on what this Podcast means to her.
And how it has kept her sane.
If you are tuning in here for the first time, you might not be ready for whats to come in this episode so feel free to also listen to some of our other amazing Podcasts where we feature inspiring changemakers making the world a better place.
If you are a long time listener you might also not be ready for whats to come in this episode. But if you do listen all the way to the end you might just discover something new about yourself too.
Thank you for listening and Happy 2022!
Audio is a medium that allows telling stories in an impactful, intimate way.
Today you meet the creators behind four of Hong Kong’s most popular podcasts in a unique panel about podcasting as an alternative approach to storytelling.
How do these Podcasters approach their subjects, how do they tackle sensitive topics like (mental) health, resilience, and belonging as they are setting out to make a positive impact on their audience in Hong Kong and beyond? What are the hurdles and setbacks? What are the (unexpected) rewards?
Moderated by #impact Podcast host Regina Larko with panelists Cissy Radford (In The Changing Room), Emery Fung (Awkward Turtle At Work), and the Juhi Gagaramani of KELY Support Group’s Podcast (This Hong Kong Life).