A history of the lands between India, China and Australia.
Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 145 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | HistoryEducation |
Okay, here's the latest episode! Right after the fighting on the Thai-Cambodian border in late July, I decided to do an episode on the crisis, because to many of you it must have seemed like it came out of nowhere. I called it a mini-episode, on a pa... more
Greetings, dear listeners! Better late than never, as the saying goes. Three months after I gave you the previous episode of the podcast, a new episode is now available! And before you ask, I am still having a challenging year. Besides real world con... more
At last, I am back with another episode for the podcast! So far this has been a difficult year for me. Not only has the weather been bad enough for my state to be declared a disaster area, but I lost my wife in January. For this episode, we finish ou... more
Merry Christmas, if you're inclined to observe that holiday! For this episode of the podcast, we go back to Timor, at the eastern fringe of Southeast Asia, and look at its history during World War II.
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This is the only comprehensive survey of SE Asian history that I have found. It’s easy to follow and I love the sense of humor.
Generally good information; I’ve learned a lot about cultures I know only superficially. The delivery isn’t bad, but neither is it polished.
I am spending 9 months traveling throughout SEA and I have very limited knowledge about the history of this region. That doesn’t work for me so I searched for a podcast to help resolve that deficiency and I came across this History of Southeast Asia podcast. Right before I visit a different country and while I’m there I simply search the archives for all episodes pertaining to that country. This podcast has been great and extremely informative and helpful in helping me to connect to each country... more
This is very much a western accounting of SE Asia. The podcast addresses a lacunae (for now), for which I am grateful. Having said that, it narrates almost only the points of interface between western actors and the few select countries/geographical regions. Furthermore, it is an account of conflict and encounter (dialectic), but that may have to do more with the genre of historical podcasting? Although I find this useful, as an Asian listener myself, I’m having to rehearse the western gaze even... more
I love the enthusiasm and the passion put into each episode of this podcast. A little bit of everything where history and entertainment are blender well to make learning and appreciating this region so much more. More power to you and this show!
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Offering a keen exploration of the complex histories of Southeast Asia, this show dives into the rich tapestry woven by various cultures, colonial encounters, and important historical events across the region. Through a variety of topics, including migration patterns, colonialism, folklore, and contemporary challenges, the host shares engaging narratives that highlight both well-known and obscure aspects of Southeast Asian history. The format often combines historical anecdotes with personal insights, making it both educational and relatable, which is likely to appeal to history enthusiasts, travelers, and those interested in the cultural nuances of the region.
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