主持人:Phil Whelan
Today on The Brew we look at the future of... beverages. Yes, tea and coffee, and of course other drinks, are on the menu. It's a thing, according to our biz futurist Morris Miselowski. He'll be with you at 12.10 today. Jarrod Watt returns from a crazy, whirlwind tour of the old country at 12.40. With more great Aussie tracks, he'll fill you in. Then at 1.25, Dr. Merrin Pearse is joined by Suzanne Younan from Green Dragons HK to talk about the ongoing challenges and progress made in eliminating single use plastic during dragon boating training and festival events. Suzanne is the founder of Green Dragons HK, which was setup in 2017 to bring the dragon boat community together and take action. Join Merrin and Suzanne on Facebook live if you can.
主持人:Phil Whelan
Welcome to Thursday’s Brew. It’s raining, by the way, but have no fear, Mark Rawson will be with you right after the news to introduce some more awesome Brewed in HK tracks. As always, everything you hear in the first half hour will be created by more of Hong Kong’s wonderful musicians. Dr. David Gething, our vet, will be with you at 12:40. Today, on the back of a listener question, he wants to talk about some of the herbal, and maybe “Chinese medications” that are commonly prescribed for our pets, and really seem to work. Then at 1:25, we welcome back the creative powerhouse behind the City Chamber Orchestra of Hong Kong, Leanne Nicholls. She has an incredible project to tell you about today, so stay tuned for The Shark Symphony. Every weekday afternoon from 12 until 2... Only on Radio 3