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The Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada Podcast

Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada
Canada
India
China
Indo-Pacific Strategy
Indo-Pacific
Asia
Canada-Asia Relations
Canada and Asia Conference
Findev Canada
Japan
Canada-Asia Conference
Kakehashi Project
Universities Canada
International Education
International Students
United States
Semiconductor Industry
Australia
International Development Research Centre
Trade Diversification

Welcome to the Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada's podcast hub. Listen to a wide variety of voices on topics in the Asia Pacific region that matter to Canada, and be sure to subscribe to be notified of our latest episodes!

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Latest Episodes

In this episode of Minerals Matter, Pierre Gratton, President and CEO of the Mining Association of Canada (MAC), a national voice for the Canadian mining industry working to promote the industry internationally, sits down with APF Canada’s Vice-Presi... more

In this episode of CIAC Conversations, APF Canada's Communications Director, Michael Roberts, sits down with Mark Daley, Chief AI Officer at Western University, on the sidelines of APF Canada's fourth annual Canada-in-Asia Conference (CIAC2026) in Si... more

In this episode, APF Canada’s Canada-Indo-Pacific Critical Minerals Hub’s key advisor and John H. McArthur Research Fellow, Pascale Massot, sits down with Muhammad Imran, Chief Technical Officer and Vice-President of the Rare Earth Element Division a... more

In this episode of Asia Pacific Conversations, Dr. Lizzi C. Lee, a Fellow with the Asia Society Policy Institute’s Center for China Analysis, discusses China’s geopolitical and economic outlook with Vina Nadjibulla, APF Canada’s Vice-President, Resea... more

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Recent Guests

Lyle Trytten
Veteran nickel industry expert, independent consultant
Advisor to IEA and Natural Resources Canada on nickel supply chains
Episode: Minerals Matter: Forging the Future with Canadian Nickel
Chanèle Boulet-Gauthier
Director of Strategy and Development at Sociodevi
Sociodevi
Episode: CIAC Conversations: A Conversation with Chanèle Boulet-Gauthier, Director of Strategy and Development for Socodevi
Bentley Allan
Associate Professor of Political Science at Johns Hopkins University; Vice President of the Future Economy at the Transition Accelerator; founder and co-director of the Net Zero Industrial Policy Lab
Johns Hopkins University; Transition Accelerator; Net Zero Industrial Policy Lab
Episode: Minerals Matter: Market Demand and Global Partnerships
Chris Lane
President and CEO of Saskatchewan Trade & Export Partnership (STEP)
Saskatchewan Trade & Export Partnership (STEP)
Episode: CIAC Conversations: A Discussion with Chris Lane, President & CEO of STEP
Elizabeth Wishnick
Adjunct Senior Research Scholar, Columbia University Weatherhead East Asian Institute
Columbia University
Episode: Asia Pacific Conversations: Navigating the Arctic: New Frontiers in Global Diplomacy
Heather Exner-Pirot
Director of Energy, Natural Resources and Environment at the Macdonald-Laurier Institute; Special Advisor to the Business Council of Canada
Macdonald-Laurier Institute; Business Council of Canada
Episode: Minerals Matter: Crafting a Canada-Made Critical Minerals Strategy
Tamara Vrooman
President and CEO of Vancouver International Airport (YVR)
Vancouver International Airport (YVR)
Episode: CIAC Conversations: A Discussion with Tamara Vrooman, President and CEO of the Vancouver International Airport
Maggie Gorman Vélez
Vice President Strategy, Regions and Policy, IDRC
IDRC
Episode: CIAC Conversations: A Conversation with Maggie Gorman Vélez, VP Strategy, Regions and Policy of IDRC
Samantha Leigh
Film and TV Sustainability Consultant
Greenspire Group (throughout discussion)
Episode: Kakehashi Conversations: Sustainability in Film with Samantha Leigh

Host

Mike Roberts
Communications Director at the Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 13 ratings
  • Great content

    Hope the next series will come soon!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ning123455
    Canada9 years ago
  • Voyages across topics faced by millennials in East Asia

    This is more of an audio documentary than a conversation-podcast, but terrific in its across-East Asia coverage (🇨🇳🇭🇰🇰🇷🇯🇵🇹🇼), focus on millennials and organization around current experiences and pressing topics!

    Interviews with local millennials and experts add to listening pleasure.

    High production value.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    jdierkes
    Canada9 years ago
  • 很有创意

    很有创意,符合年轻人的口味。喜欢。

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    四海通
    Canada9 years ago
  • fresh!

    An easy listen that actually offers some really insightful content and new perspectives on East Asia! #millennialproblems :P Can't wait to hear the rest!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    meowmiii
    Canada9 years ago
  • Fun & interesting

    Your go-to Asian social issues updates. Bring Millennial perspectives on current events .

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Vicster7rr
    Canada9 years ago

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The podcast is praised for its engaging discussions with experts that provide new perspectives on international relations and cultural dynamics.
Listeners appreciate the high production value and insightful content that addresses significant issues in the Asia-Pacific region.
Feedback highlights a focus on millennial issues and contemporary challenges faced in Asia, appealing to a younger audience interested in current events.

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CIAC Conversations: A Conversation with Maggie Gorman Vélez, VP Strategy, Regions and Policy of IDRC
Q: How does IDRC see its role in trade and economic development within Canada–Asia dialogues?
Research and innovation underpin trade by informing policy and enabling evidence-based approaches; IDRC supports analyses like trade papers to diversify Canada's regional presence and to align development objectives with economic partnerships, ensuring mutual benefits.
CIAC Conversations: A Conversation with Maggie Gorman Vélez, VP Strategy, Regions and Policy of IDRC
Q: What does Strategy 2030 aim to achieve, and how does it shape IDRC's work today and into the future?
Strategy 2030 centers on high-quality research, knowledge translation, and co-creation with partners; it prioritizes partnerships to mobilize resources, leverage funding from others, and scale innovations to address climate, health, and education needs across the Indo-Pacific and beyond.
CIAC Conversations: A Conversation with Maggie Gorman Vélez, VP Strategy, Regions and Policy of IDRC
Q: Could you give us a brief overview of IDRC and how its work intersects with the Indo-Pacific in a general sense?
IDRC funds research, science, and innovation in low- and middle-income countries to catalyze development outcomes, with a focus on sustainable outcomes, resilient economies, and improved health and education; the Indo-Pacific has been a longstanding area of activity, with partnerships across universities and ministries that help translate research into policy and practice.
Minerals Matter: Market Demand and Global Partnerships
Q: What lessons can Canada learn from Japan's approach to economic security in minerals?
Japan demonstrates that strong collaboration between government and firms, focused technical expertise, and strategic prioritization—not just subsidies—can de-risk supply chains and build lasting capabilities in critical minerals.
Minerals Matter: Market Demand and Global Partnerships
Q: How do you define success for Canada's critical minerals strategy in the near term?
Success involves building out mining and processing capacity, bringing along First Nations rights, and achieving a level of strategic autonomy that reduces dependence on volatile foreign suppliers while maintaining ecological and democratic safeguards.

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This podcast showcases a rich tapestry of discussions centered around the Asia-Pacific region, emphasizing its relevance to Canadian interests. The content traverses diverse topics, including international relations, sustainable business practices, cultural exchanges, and the dynamic geopolitical landscape involving Canada and Asian countries. Unique episodes feature insights from industry experts, scholars, and practitioners, who share firsthand experiences and knowledge, providing listeners with a well-rounded understanding of the region's pressing issues and opportunities.

Notably, the format leans towards in-depth conversations that blend storytelling with analytical perspectives, making it engaging for listeners interested in contempor... more

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