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主持人：Cruzanne Macalligan
'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.
After 10, we're exploring what it really means to create communities where everyone feels they belong. Professor Puja Kapai from the University of Hong Kong joins me to discuss the work of the Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, Justice and Belonging Lab, and why some of our biggest lessons about fairness begin in childhood. Then after 11:30, marine scientist Dr Katie Watson introduces us to one of Hong Kong's most overlooked ecosystems—seagrass meadows—and explains why these underwater plants are quietly protecting our coastlines, supporting marine life and helping tackle climate change.
主持人：Cruzanne Macalligan
On Friday’s Brunch, just after 10:30am Cruz is joined by cheerleading coach Diana Tse to explore the growth of cheerleading in Hong Kong, the skills it develops, and why teamwork, encouragement and confidence-building are attracting more young people to the sport. Then after 11:30am, wildlife researcher and conservation advocate Astrid Andersson joins the programme to discuss Hong Kong’s yellow-crested cockatoos, nest box projects, urban wildlife conservation, and the remarkable story of Baby Hot Tub — the cockatoo chick that captured the city’s imagination.
