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Podcast Pioneers — Antiwave 反波Posted by Jeremy Goldkorn, January 22, 2007 11:49 PM
This episode of Danwei TV's Hard Hat Show is an interview with Flypig and Ping Ke, the two Chinese bloggers who make the excellent Antiwave podcast. We talk about Antiwave's birth and history and touch on several subjects, including media in China and how much things have changed the days, back in the 1980s, when Ping Ke's heart was set aflutter just by seeing a copy of Time magazine. Ping Ke also explains about his attitude to Japan, and his reaction to online comments to his podcast calling for a rational attitude towards China's historical enemy. You can watch the episode below (on the Tudou server in China) and also in Youtube version on Danwei.tv, where there are also links to other ways to watch (Tudou is slow when viewed from U.S. and Europe, while Youtube is not working properly in China). If you understand Chinese and would like to hear the whole, unedited interview, click here (全采访纪录音频) to hear it on Tudou. You have to click the play button on a video player, but there's no video, only audio. Sexy Beijing is now on its own website: check the latest episodes at www.sexybeijing.tv |
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Comments on Podcast Pioneers — Antiwave 反波
two shy guys talking about their funny stuff, cool.
"As long as it's legal, we can say whatever we want!"
What is the definition of legal?
平客这造型怎么这么80后呀-_-
Hats off to Antiwave and to Danwei for broadcasting this important and timely material! Antiwave is clearly doing groundbreaking and extremely important work for a Chinese audience, and thanks to Danwei for bringing this work into focus for an English-speaking audience.
After watching Danwei's video, I checked out Antiwave and I am listening to it now. It is pretty interesting! Reminds me of the ABC in Australia.