
Southeast Asia Crossroads is a free educational podcast produced by the Center for Southeast Asian Studies at Northern Illinois University. Teaching materials for our episodes can be found here: www.niu.edu/clas/cseas/resources/crossroads.shtml To support SEA Crossroads Podcast: 1. Visit foundation.myniu.com/give.php 2. Select your amount ($7 monthly donation recommended) 3. Choose... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 133 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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Chris Hulshof sits down with Dr Eric Jones to discuss British methods of propaganda and psychological warfare in 1960s Indonesia. With a rising communist popularity in tandem with a growing anti-American sentiment within the country, the American and... more
Dr Wan Juliana Emeih Binti Wahed sits down with Dr Rebecca Houze to discuss her research on Pua Kumbu textiles of the Iban people of Indonesia. She emphasizes how much these textiles can show about the culture's beliefs and perceptions. Each textile ... more
This is Part 2 of a two-part episode on Buddhism in Thailand. In part two of this episode, our guest continues to elaborate on the role that monks play within the tumultuous landscape of Thai politics and how this demonstrates a larger worldwide tens... more
This is Part 1 of a two-part episode on Buddhism in Thailand. In Part 1, Dr. Prakirati Satasut is joined by Phanuphat Chattragul to discuss the politics of Buddhism in the context of a post-Coup Thailand. Here, they discuss the primary sects of Thai ... more
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I've been searching for more podcasts about Southeast Asia and I was happy to find the Crossroads podcast but it could benefit from a few small improvements.
-The discussions move at an uncomfortably slow pace...even while listening at 2x speed.
-Some discussions seem to lose focus and jump from broad topic to broad topic. Guests seem primed to provide generalizations of their work rather than describe key elements that lead them to their conclusions.
Hopefully I'll be giving this program 5 s... more
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A thoughtful, academically oriented show exploring Southeast Asia through culture, history, environment, and politics. Recent episodes span Puakumbu weaving and intangible heritage preservation, Buddhist protection and state-sangha relations in Thailand, Mekong Delta hydrology and governance, and transnational cultural exchange in Bangkok's postwar scene, among other topics. Guests are researchers and practitioners who illuminate how history, policy, and identity shape regional issues, often combining ethnography, science, and archival work. The program stands out for its cross-disciplinary approach, global perspectives, and a steady focus on Southeast Asia's complex interconnections, making it valuable for listeners who want depth, nuance,... more
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Recent guests on Southeast Asia Crossroads Podcast include:
1. Chris Hulshof
2. Wan Juliana Emeih Binti Wahed
3. Anthony Irwin
4. Eric White
5. Prakirati Satasut
6. Matthew Anderson
7. Stanley Keith Arnold
8. E. Taylor Atkins
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