主持人:Shazia Awan-Scully
'Brunch' is packed full of radio goodness. We've got human interest stories, social issues, wellness, the latest on what’s happening around Hong Kong, and plenty of your favourite music.
This Friday on Brunch, at 10:30, endurance runner and founder of Limits Are Just Borrowed Jo Lodder joins us to talk resilience, and what to do when our sense of resilience falters. At 11, a short check‑in from Alishiba Matloob, and at 11:30 we’re joined by Cantonese children’s author Olivia Cheung to talk about her bilingual picture book Kam Chai and the Old Bakery and the importance of preserving Hong Kong’s disappearing traditional shops and family memories.
主持人:Shazia Awan-Scully
On Monday, 13 April, we'll be looking ahead to Earth Day later this month, with stories of sustainability and community action to help protect the planet. Raymond Yap from Sprouting Heroes will join the us in the studio to tell us how urban growing and local efforts can bring people closer to nature. After 11:00, Rachel Liu talks wellbeing and mindful living with Hersha Chellaram, founder of The Yama Foundation. We’ll also kick off our new feature—The Bright Side—where Raphael Blet shares uplifting stories from around the world! And if you're a rugby fan, you won't want to miss this—we'll be giving one lucky listener tickets to the Hong Kong Sevens!