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New Podcast

New York Times best-selling author Paul French returns to the airwaves with another of his specially adapted (for Morning Brew) short stories. Listen here to our new four part podcast of 'Carry On Kidnapping', which takes us back to northern China in 1932. To a chaotic time when poverty, war, and desperation led to an epidemic of kidnappings by local bandits, eager to secure large ransoms. It was often pretty good business for them. That is, until the snatching of 19 year old English woman, Muriel ’Tinko’ Pawley. This was a big mistake for the bandit leader who thought she’d be easy money, as she was to become his worst nightmare.

All Being Well

This Saturday's All Being Well is the last in this series, and were signing off the season with quite a show!
Many people turn to acupuncture and Chinese medicine practitioners for muscle relief, but did you know that cupping therapy alone has many diverse forms? Master Ruth Lee will join us to tell you all about them.
Breakdancing, which became massive in the 1970s (but can trace its roots back to the 1890s!), is the newest official Olympic sport. We will be joined by the HK Dance Sport Association - Breaking Division, to talk about our local scene and how they are gearing up for the Paris Olympics. Plus, they will stage an unmissable live performance.

Join Alyson Hau and Ben Cullen this Saturday at 3pm for the season finale of... All Being Well
Live on RTHK Radio 3, Facebook Live, and YouTube Live.

Money Talk

On Friday's Money Talk, Peter Lewis will be joined by Andrew Freris, CEO of Ecognosis Advisory and Carlos Casanova, Senior Asia Economist at UBP. With a view from India is Toby Lawson, CEO of Societe Generale India.

You can read Peter’s detailed, daily 7am and midday financial news briefings on our Facebook page, where you can also comment, contribute, and ask him questions.
Every weekday 8:00am-8:30am, except PHs. You can also email us at moneytalk@rthk.hk or find us on Twitter @MoneytalkRadio3

Backchat

On Friday's Backchat, we’ll look at job scams, as the government said eight Hongkongers are currently being held captive in Myanmar after being lured overseas with fake job offers.

The Security Bureau said it had received 20 trafficking reports involving Hong Kong residents since the beginning of the year, with 12 of the suspected victims now safe. Ten of them have since returned to the SAR.

A cross-department task force is now set up to rescue kidnapped residents across Southeast Asia.

What do you think? How serious is the cross-border scam situation?

After 9:15, we’ll look into the government’s plan to upgrade and widen Lion Rock Tunnel, in a bid to reduce traffic jams in peak hours.

Let us know your thoughts, your questions, and your comments on our Facebook page -- Backchat@RTHK radio three. You can email us at Backchat@RTHK.HK... Or you can call us of course.. and our number is 2338-8266

Morning Brew

Welcome to Friday on Morning Brew. As usual we’ll start the day at 10.10 with a few ‘made in Hong Kong’ tracks, all produced and performed by our top-talented local artists. Mark Rawson is still away for one more week, so today we’ll welcome the wonderful singer and violinist Aleks Softley, who’s going to unleash the Lamma sound on you. It will be worth it, I promise. At 11.10, Danny Hicks returns with this week’s ‘Sports and All’. And, after 12 the Morning Brew cake will be well and truly iced by the one and only, film critic to the stars, James Marsh. Join Danny, and Marshy, on Facebook live as well.
Every weekday 9.30am - 1pm, and 10am - 2pm on PHs - Find us on Facebook, or email morningbrew@rthk.hk

123 Show with Todd Harding

Share your lunch with Todd Harding today on the 123 Show. Wrap up the week with one of Hong Kong's best known DJs, who's played just about every club in town over the years, and who is always excited to bring his great music mix to Radio 3. Noreen will be back with you on Monday.

Sunset Sounds with Simon Willson

Every weekday evening from 6.30 until 9, Simon Willson will share his choice of the best in international music with you, here on Radio 3. He’s partial to playing a few of your requests too, so do get in touch during the show on 2338 8266. As night time approaches, whatever you may be doing, if you’re a serious music fan then Sunset Sounds With Simon Willson is the programme for you.

Pete's Magical Mystery Tour

Take a trip back in time with Peter King, every weekday evening from 10pm until 1am, in "Pete's Magical Mystery Tour", here on Radio 3. He'll give you the first two hours of pop gold from the 1960s and 1970s, and then after 12 you can go with him on a 'Sentimental Journey' for an hour of music from a different era. An era of the big bands, classic ballads, wonderful cinema, Humphrey Bogart, Lauren Bacall, Glenn Miller, and some of the greatest love stories ever told in music.