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485. An Emmy Award winning animator on working with China
54:00||Ep. 485We interview 12-time Emmy Award winning producer, director, writer Josh Selig. He explains how art and children can build stronger bridges between the nations of the world.
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484. The multicultural classroom: experiencing a university of 56 ethnicities
54:55||Ep. 484We interview an American professor in China who teaches at a minority-based University in Beijing. He discusses his 18 years in China, befriending China’s minority groups, Xinjiang, and more. Listen in.
483. A third of Americans can't afford a vacation?
54:49||Ep. 483According to Statista Consumer Insights, three of ten Americans can't afford to go on a vacation. The reality is that many of these same people have no time off from work, in a country which has no mandatory vacation days. What's the view from China?
482. An American immigrant in China
54:55||Ep. 482We interview an American who moved to China for the American dream. He explains what China is really like, and why he has no plans to move back. Wait until you hear this…
481. Health-Care nightmare USA
55:00||Ep. 481Two thirds of Americans think the government is responsible for providing health care for everyone. And just 7% think the government should not help the sick at all. We discuss the view from China, and find out more with Jason Smith and Alex Shi.
480. The future of China's economy
54:55||Ep. 480How does China keep defying Western guesswork? We sit down with economist Dr. Warwick Powell who gives context to China's fundamentals, its future, and why the West gets it so wrong.
479. 2025: the good, the bad, and humanoid robots
54:55||Ep. 479It's the end of the year; we've got the year end wrap. From words of the year, to innovations from China and the USA, to the events that shaped 2025, we’ve got it all. Find out more with Jason Smith and BeiBei.