Podcast stories
China's recycling revolution 02: Shanghai asks ‘What trash are you?’, Inside China, 2019
Behind the Tariffs 02: How bicycles link China and the US, Inside China, 2019
Migrant workers and the Alliance of Beijing Drifters, Inside China, 2019
Scientists with borders, Inside China, 2019
Phase one trade deal: what's next, do the numbers add up, and what are they saying in Beijing?, US-China Trade War Update, 2019
Audio storytelling projects
A Second Life in the States
In January 2017, Humane Rescue Alliance in Washington, DC accepted some of the 200 dogs saved from a dog meat farm in South Korea. Although the dogs escaped death, learning to coexist with humans is no less challenging to them.
Service Not Included
Imported from Europe, tipping is said to have started in Rome as a way to reward slaves and servants. The custom of leaving gratuities spread broadly in the States after the Civil War, and it stuck around. People who work in catering talked to me about what it’s like living on tips, which is either a feast or a famine.
Working in a World That You Can't Hear
What is it like to work in a hearing world when you are deaf? On the east side of Washington, D.C, lies a giant, cemented, industrial building—the Union Market, where 25% of its employees belong to the deaf community. To the 2 million deaf people in the US, it is a place like nowhere else.
This is a 4-min audio remix based on the audio book of Gone Girl, narrated by Bryan Nyman. I completely flipped the original narrative and generated a new story through remixing and sound design.