Curiosity Killed The Sinophobe

There is an in-built problem with making English-language content about life in China.

On the one hand, it is hard to reach those outside China, who may prefer not to seek out stories about a country they view entirely with suspicion.

And on the other hand, it is hard to reach those inside China, who may see themselves as “China Experts” who are beyond learning from the experiences of others.

I have tried to break through this dichotomy by creating a podcast focused on two things: human stories and fanciful trivia. Blending the novel, the engaging, the informative and the entertaining, my hope is to appeal to anyone around the world who is both curious and open-minded.

This is one of the topics that I discuss with fellow podcaster Joshua Ogden-Davis in the special end-of-season episode of Mosaic of China. I don’t like being on the other side of the interview table, so please enjoy listening to me squirm!

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For the LinkedIn version, see here.

For the Mosaic of China version, see here.

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