Sinica Podcast

A weekly discussion of current affairs in China with journalists, writers, academics, policymakers, business people and anyone with something compelling to say about the country that's reshaping the world. Hosted by Kaiser Kuo.

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Rhino horn and organized crime, from Africa to China and Vietnam

Rhino horn and organized crime, from Africa to China and Vietnam

John Grobler is a Namibian investigative reporter who has devoted more than two years of his life to examining the complex webs of organized crime funneling rhino horn from Africa to east Asia. Shi Yi...

23 Feb 201757min

Africa-China journalism

Africa-China journalism

In November 2016, Sinica co-host Jeremy Goldkorn attended a conference in his native South Africa called the Africa-China Journalists Forum. The forum was convened to discuss the often-polarized media...

16 Feb 201728min

Susan Shirk: The fragile superpower and trepidation over Trump

Susan Shirk: The fragile superpower and trepidation over Trump

A top diplomat during the Clinton administration, author of the influential book China: Fragile Superpower: How China’s Internal Politics Could Derail Its Peaceful Rise, research professor and chair o...

9 Feb 201756min

John Zhu retells the Three Kingdoms story

John Zhu retells the Three Kingdoms story

In the last three years, John Zhu has embarked on a mission to build a bridge between Chinese and Western cultures by retelling one of China’s great classics in accessible audio episodes. He has relea...

2 Feb 201757min

Sidney Rittenberg on solitary confinement and more

Sidney Rittenberg on solitary confinement and more

Sidney Rittenberg is a labor activist from Charleston, South Carolina, who went to China as a translator for the U.S. Army in 1945 and stayed until 1980. In this episode, Sidney talks about the condit...

26 Jan 201742min

Sidney Rittenberg: An interview with a revolutionary

Sidney Rittenberg: An interview with a revolutionary

Sidney Rittenberg was a labor activist in the American South before going to China as a translator for the U.S. Army in 1945. He stayed there until 1980, joining the Communist Party and going to the r...

19 Jan 20171h 8min

Ken Liu on Chinese science fiction

Ken Liu on Chinese science fiction

Ken Liu is a science-fiction writer, translator, computer programmer, and lawyer. He has written two novels and more than 100 short stories. His short story “The Paper Menagerie” is the first work of ...

12 Jan 201749min

Talking ’bout my generation: Alec Ash and Chinese millennials

Talking ’bout my generation: Alec Ash and Chinese millennials

Alec Ash is a young British writer who lives in Beijing, who has covered “left behind” children in Chinese villages, the “toughest high school exam in the world” and internet live streaming among many...

5 Jan 201746min

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