Podcast Rthk

"The Sunday Smile" is a new English-language radio programme for primary school children. It gives a unique opportunity for children and parents to practice their English together. Starting from 14 December every Sunday morning from 9:00am to 9:30am, the show will feature fun educational segments, competitions with prizes, cool music, and contemporary stories.

Cantonese Lesson:Sarah Passmore and Cecilie Gamst Berg

A unique blend of classical music, arts news, previews, reviews and interviews with arts personalities. There's no finer way to wake up.

Alyson Hau in Teen Time picks highlights from week's programme for you.

Weekday programme Morning Brew is a chat and music show. Hosted by Phil Whelan, guests include regular contributors and drop-ins, who span topics from earnest current affairs to cookery to the arts.

What makes remarkable individuals tick? These interviews with world-renowned musicians may provide some clues. Whether serious and thoughtful or reflecting the joy and passion they experience in performing, all of these artists are uniquely inspiring.

Crystal Kwok shakes things up at lunchtimes with 'Kwok Talk' ( Monday~ Friday 1.15-3pm). There are no holds barred as she tackles sex and social issues head on - bodies, babies and being a Mom. Very private issues on public radio.

Noreen Mir picks highlights from the week's programmes on Radio 3.Update Schedule: Weekly(Sat.)

Global Perspective is an annual series in which documentary makers from around the world (including RTHK) bring together stories that offer unique perspectives and thoughts on a single theme. This year's theme is "Old School, New School".

RTHK English newsroom previews a number of hotly contested functional constituencies and all five geographical constituencies in the 2008 Legislative Council election. Due to the large number of candidates competiting, some of the geographical constituencies will be split into two to three features.

This year, because of the downturn, it is more important than ever that we all reach out to help others and give whatever we can.Apart from our special recording on opening and closing ceremony, you'll also hear interviews with 13 beneficiaries.

Operation Santa Claus is an annual charity drive organized by RTHK Radio 3 and the South China Morning Post. The campaign seeks to raise funds and awareness for Hong Kong charities, often the smaller and needier ones, throughout December.

The Semi Bi-Lingual Duo are back together again on a Friday afternoon for a quick look back at the week and what Hong Kong people are really talking about.

Conservation International estimates that worldwide we lose one species every twenty minutes. What does that mean locally? What are we doing to protect our own remarkable biodiversity? Noreen Mir on Chasing Tales will be venturing into the wild, speaking to experts about endangered species which are home to Hong Kong and the pressing issues that are affecting these animals.

This year, because of the downturn, it is more important than ever that we all reach out to help others and give whatever we can. In this podcast, you can catch up with our special video coverages on opening and closing ceremony.

RTHK Radio 3 is proud to present The Hong Kong International Literary Festival 2011. This year as usual, our presenters Sarah Passmore and Hugh Chiverton will talk to writers from around the world and discuss their work and writing.Happy Listening! Happy Reading!

The 2008 Literary Festival drew some of the biggest names in modern writing to Hong Kong for an intense programme of talks, workshops, readings and literary lunches.

Closing Ceremony of Operation Santa Claus 2007

The Hong Kong International Literary Festival 2012 starts on 5 October. RTHK Radio 3 is proud to be a media partner once again. Over the nine days of the Festival, we'll be talking to many of the writers taking part, and moderating some of the events, and featuring everything we do on our Bookmarks book website.

RTHK Radio 3 was the Radio Partner for "2007 Hong Kong International Literary Festival", and interviewed many of the authors who took part. Here are full versions, unheard on the radio, of those interviews and a discussion for you to download and listen to at your leisure.

Operation Santa Claus is an annual charity campaign jointly organized by South China Morning Post and the English Programme Service of Radio Television Hong Kong. The campaign sees to raise funds and awareness for Hong Kong charities over the winter holiday season. With the local economy still trying to shake off the effects of last year’s downturn, our support this Christmas is more important than ever. Apart from our special recording on opening and closing ceremony, you'll also hear inter ...

Established in 1988, Operation Santa Claus (OSC) is one of Hong Kong’s most beloved charity efforts, embraced by a community which has not only given its money, but has also put its time, effort and heart into making Christmas truly special for thousands of beneficiaries over the course of 23 years.In this podcast, you can catch up with our special video coverages on opening and closing ceremony.

"There is a history in all men's lives".... so said Shakespeare, and every week Conservator Paul Harrison details the history of a person or part of Hong Kong on Naked Lunch with Sarah Passmore, from the beginnings of banks and businesses, the police to pirates, to the people behind street names. Paul's peering into the past always sheds some light onto the Hong Kong of today.

Radio 3's new half-hour Sunday morning programme Following Faith, is to be broadcast from March 3rd for seven weeks at 8.30am. It looks at different religions in Hong Kong and how they are practiced today. You'll be introduced to members of the clergy and lay people, as well as academics and writers who discuss everyday observances and practices by Hong Kong's various pockets of believers. The programme will shed some light on how they came to be here in the SAR in the first place, how they ...

Operation Santa Claus (OSC) is the annual charity campaign, jointly organized by the South China Morning Post and Radio Television Hong Kong. Over the years, OSC donors have raised over HK$110 million in funds and encouraged Hongkongers to share their good fortune with the needy during the winter festive season.Apart from the thirteen Hong Kong charities that will benefit from this year's campaign, OSC will donate part of the funds raised to assist in a reconstruction programme in Sichuan, t ...

Is it your efforts or fate that decide whether you are rich or poor?RTHK's program 'Rich Mate, Poor Mate I & II' is a reality show documentary which tries to explore the economic gap between the rich and the poor in Hong Kong. This program put wealthy people in the shoes of the poor, with our film crew closely following them around the clock to see their experience of poverty. They include prominent tycoons, company CEO and offspring of famous magnates to live in cage houses, work low pay an ...