Studio discussion
Part 1: Artificial intelligence has come quite a long way in a relatively short time and has become an integral part of our lives and plays a vital role in the development of smart cities. The Hong Kong Productivity Council plays an indispensable role in the AI transition and the reshaping of our society.

Guest:
1) Edmond Lai, Chief Digital Officer, Hong Kong Productivity Council

#Ai #ArtificialIntelligence #HKPC #TheHongKongProductivityCouncil #EdmondLai

Part 2: Many people in Hong Kong aspire to create picture books but lack a platform to get published. This initiative provides funding and membership needed to help local talent to bring to bring their work to print.

Guest:
1) Zacharias Cheng, President of Innovative Entrepreneur Association
2) Keung Chi-kit, Illustrator

#PictureBooks #HongKongPictureBooks #HongKongArtiste #HongKongArtPiece #ZachariasCheng #KeungChiKit

Segments:
- AI with HKPC
- Hong Kong Picture Book Publishing Support Programme
- Make rice dumplings

#Ai #ArtificialIntelligence #HKPC #TheHongKongProductivityCouncil
#PictureBooks #HongKongPictureBooks #HongKongArtiste #HongKongArtPiece
#RiceDumplingMaking #DragonBoatFestival #HongKongFestival #HongKongTraditionalFestival

Studio interview

Part 1: InnoHK’s research clusters are a key driving force behind our city’s rise on the global I&T stage. See how an HK team developed a revolutionary, non-steroidal eczema formulation.

Guest: Richard Kao, Associate Professor, Department of Microbiology, HKUMed

#InnoHK #Eczema #RichardKao #HKUMed


Part 2: Explore the ICH+ Innovative Heritage Education Programme revitalizes traditional crafts through innovation, master-student training, and school initiatives.

Guest : Jaffa Lam, Project Director

#ICHmonth #ICH+ #JaffaLam #TraditionalCrafts #IntangibleCulture #Handcrafts

Features:
AiDLab
Flower Button Making
The Forbidden City and the World: Cultural Encounters
CineSim


#AiDLab #FlowerButtonMaking #TheForbiddenCityAndTheWorld #Cultural Encounters
#130ExceptionalTreasure #YuanMingAndQingDynasties #ZhuHongwen #LeoKun
#FlowerButton #PaperCutting #Handcrafts #VisualArts
#CineSim #LingnanUniversity #FilmMaking #Simulator

Studio interview
Part 1: The Chinese University of Hong Kong has launched a double major programme combining aerospace science and earth informatics. Two guests are here to tell us more.
Guest:
Prof. Yang Hongfeng, Director of Aerospace Science and Earth Informatics & X Double Major Programme, The Chinese University of Hong Kong;
Joling Cheung, Year 2 Student, The Chinese University of Hong Kong


Part 2: Learn about an exhibition at DX design hub themed on tourism-related design in Hong Kong from its curators.
Guest :
David Lo, Curator of “From Memory to Horizon: The Visual Language of Hong Kong Tourism”
John Wu, Curator of “From Memory to Horizon: The Visual Language of Hong Kong Tourism”

Features:
- Lecture on Progress of Chang'e-7 Lunar Seismograph organized by The Chinese University of Hong Kong

- Highlights from the exhibition, Hong Kong Film Archive Stories: Treasure Hunting for 25 Years

- Highlights from the exhibition, “From Memory to Horizon: The Visual Language of Hong Kong Tourism” .

- Highlights from the inaugural Hong Kong Comic Con.

Episode 136

Studio Discussion


Part 1:

Hydrogen energy has been promising as both a carbon reduction and energy security solution. This green transition clearly requires teamwork on a societal scale, so how are the government and the private sector collaborating to accelerate hydrogen adoption in Hong Kong?


Guest:

Don Cheng Hill-Kwong

COO (Hong Kong Business) of Towngas



Part 2:


There’s nothing quite like the mix of live music and intimate storytelling that a cabaret show offers.The inaugural WestK Cabaret Festival, which is just around the corner, is bringing all of that magic right to our doorstep. Here’s a preview of what’s in store.


Guests:


Susanna Yu

Producer, Performing Arts (Special Projects)

West Kowloon Cultural District




Segments:

•Hydrogen Week 2026 organized by EMSD

•Restored Treasures - Film Marathon

•Preview of West K Cabaret Festival 2026

•Highlights of Tin Hau Celebration at Tsing Yi

Studio interview

Part 1: Representatives from Hong Kong Science & Technology Parks Corporation’s GreenTech Hub are here to tell us more about our city’s green tech ecosystem.

Guest:

Howard Lee - Associate Director (GreenTech) of Hong Kong Science & Technology Parks Corporation



Tony Lam - Head of Sales of Green Tech Company



Part 2 Three guests are here to tell ushow sailing is no longer a sport for the privileged.



Guest : Ma Kwan-ching -Hong Kong, China Windsurfing Representative

Jack Wong - Club Chairman, Private Sports Club

Ricky Chung - Deputy Chairman for Marina, Private Sports Club



Features:

Hightlights of Green is Action: 1st Anniversary of GreenTech Hub

Hightlighs of “The Majestic Han: A Golden Age of Vigour and Cultural Integration” exhibition

Sailing training for pre-teens

Affordable Art Fair

Studio interview
Part 1: In April, the merger of Hong Kong Applied Science and Technology Research Institute (ASTRI) and Nano and Advanced Materials Institute (NAMI) was successfully completed, creating Hong Kong’s largest government-funded research and development (R&D) centre. The merger will further strengthen Hong Kong’s capabilities, forming a globally comprehensive applied R&D platform.
Guest:
1)Ted Suen, Chief Executive Officer, ASTRI

Part 2: With padel recognised as a medal sport at the 2026 Nagoya Asian Games, the Hong Kong China Padel Association (HKCPA) was established to create a thriving padel community. And Hong Kong padel players are actively competing for selection to the Asian Games selection.
Guest:
1) Brian Klaassen, Secretary-General, Hong Kong China Padel Association
2) Curtis Yu, Treasurer, Hong Kong China Padel Association

Features:
-Innoex 2026
-Padel in Hong Kong
-The “Hong Kong Story” Permanent Exhibition
-The Chinese Culture Festival

Studio Interview
Part 1: How exactly are heritage sites designated, and how is the balance between functionality and preservation achieved? Learn about Hong Kong’s ongoing efforts from two experts.
Guests:
* Desmond Hui, Chairman of the Antiquities Advisory Board
* David Leung, Commissioner for Heritage, Development Bureau
Part 2: Find out how a foundation dedicated to science education is making learning fun through its annual flagship event and various initiatives.
Guest: David Foster, Executive Director of the Croucher Foundation
Features:
* 3D Scanning for Heritage Sites
* Fashion InStyle 2026
* Croucher Science Week

Studio interview

Part 1: Development of Industrial Design


Guest:

Ball Cheung

Chairman, Industrial Designers Society of Hong Kong


Jessica Lau

Designer



Part2: Yellow-crested cockatoos in Hong Kong


Guest:

Dr Astrid Andersson

Ecologist, School of Biological Sciences

The University of Hong Kong




Features:

- Explore the ReMIX programme

- Feeling the Hong Kong Sevens

- Visit the “Hong Kong Story” exhibition

Studio interview
Part 1: HKUMed has been conducting clinical trials for a new hepatitis B treatment, which could have a life-changing impact on over 300 million people worldwide. The professor from HKUMed tells the update on the progress of the clinical trials.

Guest:
Prof.Yuen Man-fung, Chair Professor and Chief of Division of Gastroenterology and Hepatology, School of Clinical Medicine, HKUMed


Part 2:Hong Kong flow artist Lai Yee has performed and performed in different countries. He is sharing unforgettable stories from performing around the world, and how a Hong Kong juggler brings local circus arts to the international stage.

Guest:
Lai Yee, flow artist



Features：
- HKUST seven research projects secured funding of the RAISe+ Scheme
- Handwritten minibus sign workshop
- Sustainable Bar