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  • EP52: Commentary of JohnChat_EP51 ft. NotebookLM Deep Dive


    Welcome to the 2026 season premiere of JohnChat. Yu-Hsuan (pen name: Ainsley Chou) is a creator with a deep passion for literature, painting, and imagination. She lives with a rare congenital condition, Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA), and has long relied on a powered wheelchair for mobility, with daily living supported by her family.


    Relevant information and selected works can be found at:

    • https://mochifish407.wixsite.com/ainsley-art
    • https://artogo.co/zh-TW/exhibition/Ainsley
    • https://www.tba.tw/artists/946

      • In her academic trajectory, Yu-Hsuan graduated in 2020 from the Department of Special Education at National Taiwan Normal University. Although deeply interested in special education, she encountered significant challenges during her practicum, particularly in addressing students’ complex emotional and behavioral needs, which she felt were difficult to navigate given her relatively limited life experiences. As a result, she decided to shift her academic focus toward the field she felt most passionate about—literature.

      She obtained her Master’s degree in Language and Creative Writing from National Taipei University of Education in January 2026. Her master’s thesis, titled Writing Depression in Modern Taiwanese Poetry, examines how persons with disabilities have often been represented in literary works not as subjects in their own right, but rather as narrative devices or metaphors that serve plot development.

      Through an analysis of poetic works by writers experiencing depressive symptoms, Yu-Hsuan proposes the concept of “in-betweenness”, exploring how poets continuously traverse and permeate the liminal boundaries between illness (abnormality) and health (normality), as well as between death and life.

      Currently, Yu-Hsuan is preparing to pursue doctoral studies, with the aspiration to further excavate and “reclaim” the overlooked fragments of disability literature within literary history, and to develop a scholarly research framework of her own.

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      15 min
    • EP51: 大學畢業科系擋不住我的文學之路（客座主持徐一騰博士） feat. 文學新星周語軒（周沐）


      語軒（筆名：周沐）是一位熱愛文學、繪畫與想像的創作者,。她因罹患先天性罕見疾病「脊髓肌肉萎縮症」（SMA），長期以電動輪椅代步，在生活上也需要家人的協助。



      相關資料請見：

      https://mochifish407.wixsite.com/ainsley-art

      或

      https://artogo.co/zh-TW/exhibition/Ainsley

      或

      https://www.tba.tw/artists/946


      在學術歷程上，語軒於 109 年（2020 年）畢業於國立臺灣師範大學特殊教育學系。雖然熱愛特教知識，但在實習過程中，她發現自己因生活經驗相對單純，在處理學生複雜的情緒與行為問題時感到挫折，因此決定轉向發展她更具熱忱的文學領域,。她於 2026 年1月取得國立臺北教育大學語文與創作學系碩士學位。

      語軒的碩士論文題目為《台灣現代詩的憂鬱書寫》。她在研究中觀察到，過去文學作品常將身心障礙者視為推動劇情的工具或隱喻，而非主體。因此，她透過研究患有憂鬱症狀的詩人作品，提出了「之間性」的概念，探討詩人如何在疾病（異常）與健康（正常）、死亡與生活的交界處不斷遊走與滲透。

      目前，語軒正計畫攻讀博士班，希望能持續挖掘並「贖回」在文學歷史中被遺落的身心障礙文學碎片，建立屬於自己的學術研究體系。

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      52 min
    • EP50: Commentary of JohnChat_EP49 ft. NotebookLM Deep Dive


      Key Insight


      If sport equity is conceived as a bridge, Japan’s policy framework can be understood as constructing robust access roads on both ends: on one side, highly calibrated governmental policy guidance; on the other, long-term corporate career commitments. Together, these structures enable athletes to transition securely from the competitive arena into broader social participation.


      Episode Overview

      Welcome to JohnChat. This episode continues the in-depth discussion from the previous installment, featuring two doctoral researchers—Rong-Yu Fan, a Ministry of Education–funded doctoral student at the University of Tsukuba, and Han-Lin Yeh, a doctoral candidate at National Taiwan Normal University—who engage in a comparative analysis of sport equity policies and practices in Japan and Taiwan.


      Fan provides a detailed examination of Japan’s well-established athlete employment system, which delineates athletic careers into three primary pathways: full-time training, dual-track arrangements combining employment and training, and post-retirement transition into corporate roles. Central to this system is Japan’s enduring emphasis on lifetime employment, which allows athletes with disabilities not only to extend their competitive careers but also to leverage their resilience and discipline as corporate representatives or specialized professionals.


      The conversation further addresses how Japan’s Sports Agency operationalizes policy through clearly defined Key Performance Indicators (KPIs), strategically allocating public funding to private corporations and non-profit organizations—such as NHK and Yamaha—to deliver large-scale sport expos and elite competitions. These initiatives are supported by evidence-based research and big-data analytics, reinforcing the promotion of sport participation across the population.

      In reflecting on Taiwan’s newly established Ministry of Sports, Yeh and host John consider how Japan’s model may offer valuable reference points—particularly in designing incentive structures that encourage corporate engagement in career planning for athletes with disabilities, and in fostering the concept of “inclusive membership” as a socially embedded norm rather than a policy mandate. In this vision, sport functions not merely as physical activity, but as a social bridge capable of transcending structural and cultural barriers.

      Whether your interest lies in public policy development, corporate social responsibility, or the long-term trajectories of athletes, this episode offers a rigorous and thought-provoking perspective on the evolving landscape of inclusive and equitable sport.

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      33 min
    • EP49: 和台日兩位博士生閒聊台日現今運動平權發展與推廣的觀察 feat. 筑波大范榮玉＆台師大葉翰霖


      【金句】：如果運動平權是一座橋樑，日本政府的制度就像是在橋的兩端都鋪設了穩固的引道：一邊是政府精確的政策導引，另一邊是企業長期的職涯承諾，讓選手能安穩地從競技場走入社會。



      本集簡介：

      歡迎來到【John聊】！本集「John聊」延續上集的精彩對談，邀請在教育部公費留學在日攻讀博士的筑波大學范榮玉與台師大葉翰霖兩位博士生，深入探討台日兩國在運動平權上的現況與政策差異。榮玉詳細分享了日本成熟的「運動員僱傭制度」，將選手職涯分為專心訓練、半工半訓、以及退役轉型企業員工三大類，並強調日本企業強調「終生僱傭制」，讓身障運動員不僅能延續競技壽命，更能發揮抗壓性強的特質，成為企業形象大使或專業人才。

      此外，節目中聊到日本體育廳如何精準拆解 KPI，將預算撥給如 NHK、YAMAHA 等民間企業或 NPO，辦理大型運動博覽會與專業賽事，並透過實證性研究與大數據分析來推動全民運動。針對台灣新成立的運動部，翰霖與主持人 John 也思考如何借鏡日本經驗，透過誘因吸引企業投入身障職涯規劃，並讓「融合成員」的概念自然植根於社會，讓運動真正成為跨越障礙的橋樑。


      無論您關注的是政策發展、企業責任還是運動員的未來發展，這集對談都將帶給您關於「共融運動」的全新視野。

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      39 min
    • EP48: Commentary of JohnChat_EP47 ft. NotebookLM Deep Dive


      Welcome to the 2026 season premiere of JohnChat. This episode features an in-depth scholarly dialogue with two emerging experts in the field of Adapted Physical Education (APE): Rong-Yu Fan, a doctoral student at the University of Tsukuba and a Deaflympics national badminton athlete, and Han-Lin Yeh, a doctoral candidate at National Taiwan Normal University, former Universiade national team athlete, and a key advocate of Taiwan’s Adapted Physical Education initiatives.



      Currently supported by a Japanese government scholarship, Fan offers first-hand, practice-based observations from educational settings in Japan. Yeh, drawing on five to six years of sustained engagement in Taiwan’s adapted physical education programs, engages Fan in a comparative Taiwan–Japan dialogue that critically examines both structural and cultural dimensions of APE implementation.


      Key themes explored in this episode include: (1) Differences in inclusive education approaches between Taiwan and Japan—Fan observes that Japanese schools do not foreground “inclusion” as a formal label, but rather prioritize cultivating students’ intrinsic enjoyment of physical activity; even within general education classrooms, considerable emphasis is placed on providing appropriate and reasonable accommodations. (2) Professionalization of special needs education in Japan—special support schools demonstrate a high degree of institutional maturity, with career and lifelong health planning discussed with families as early as the first year of elementary school, informing the provision of high-frequency physical education to systematically build physical capacity. (3) Teacher preparation and certification systems—Japan’s long-established Para Sports Instructor certification emphasizes foundational instructional competencies rather than Paralympic-specific events, with professional development commonly scheduled on weekends, reflecting a culture of self-discipline and broad civic participation. (4) The imperative of differentiated instruction—both scholars concur that physical education teachers must possess the capacity for differentiated pedagogy, grounded in empathy and professional expertise, to ensure meaningful participation and benefit for students with diverse needs.


      Through this reflective yet analytically grounded conversation, the episode underscores that beyond formal policy frameworks, shared cultural understandings and robust professional support systems are critical to the sustainable development of adapted physical education. Understanding the Taiwan–Japan contrasts in APE is akin to observing the growth of the same plant in different soils: while nutrient distribution and pruning practices may vary, the ultimate objective remains the same—to enable human potential to flourish in a healthy and holistic manner.

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      30 min
    • EP47: 和台日兩位博士生閒聊台日適應體育的現況觀察 feat. 筑波大范榮玉＆台師大葉翰霖


      歡迎來到2026全新一季的【John聊】！本集我們邀請到兩位適應體育領域的專家進行深度對談：筑波大學博士生暨聽奧羽球國手范榮玉以及台師大博士候選人也是世大運前國手aka台灣適應體育計畫推手葉翰霖。榮玉目前在日公費留學，她分享了日本教育現場的第一手觀察；而翰霖則憑藉深耕台灣適應體育計畫五、六年的經驗，與其展開精彩的台日觀點激盪。本集重點內容包括：

      • 台日融合教育的差異：榮玉觀察到日本學校並不刻意強調「融合」，而是以「讓學生喜歡運動」為核心目標，即便在一般班級也著重於提供「合理調整」。
      • 日本特殊支援學校的專業度：日本的特教學校發展成熟，甚至會從小學一年級起就與家長討論孩子未來的職涯健康，並以此安排高頻率的體育課來養成體力。
      • 師資培訓與證照制度：日本擁有歷史悠久的「帕拉運動指導員」制度，不將重點放在帕運的運動項目，且研習活動多安排在週末，展現其自律且全民參與的特質。
      • 差異化教學的必要性：兩位博士生一致認為，體育老師應具備差異化教學的能力，透過同理心與專業，讓不同需求的學生都能在體育課中受益。

        • 透過這場閒聊，我們將帶領聽眾了解，除了制度上的硬性規範，「文化共識」與「專業支持」才是推動適應體育永續發展的關鍵。

        理解適應體育的台日差異，就像是在不同的土壤上觀察同一種植物的生長，雖然養分分配與修剪方式不同，但最終目的都是為了讓生命能更健全地綻放。

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        42 min
      • EP46: Commentary of JohnChat_EP45 ft. NotebookLM Deep Dive


        In this episode of John Chat EP45, we welcome Gu Min, founder of the barefoot shoe brand Feebees Barefoot Shoes, who shares his distinctive entrepreneurial journey and footwear philosophy. Gu Min began by making first-walker shoes for children and eventually went on to develop barefoot shoes for adults. The brand has now been established for 12 years.


        The core design philosophy of barefoot shoes is to minimize restrictions on the natural movement and development of the feet, in contrast to conventional footwear that constrains movement through rigid structures. The soles are soft and fully flexible, allowing wearers to bend the shoe completely and to perceive the ground more clearly while walking. This creates an experience similar to barefoot training, while still providing protection and preventing the risks associated with walking barefoot on modern, hazardous surfaces.

        Gu Min is committed to creating a new lineage and school of footwear design, firmly believing that shoes should adapt to the feet—rather than forcing feet to adapt to shoes. He also speaks openly about the major challenges encountered during product development and entrepreneurship, including severe financial pressure (at times feeling deeply discouraged due to cash-flow losses), being reported by competitors and fined by government authorities (with single fines reaching NTD 600,000), and the tens of millions in trial-and-error costs during the early stages of the business.

        He treats these setbacks as part of everyday life, confronting them with a fighter’s mindset. For Gu Min, the greatest sense of achievement comes from seeing customers improve their lives through wearing his shoes—something he considers far more meaningful than simply selling footwear. Ultimately, he hopes his products can serve as a creative medium for dialogue with the Taiwanese public.

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        31 min
      • EP45: 原來失敗挫折根本是日常 feat. Feebees襪鞋創辦人陳谷銘


        本集《John聊EP45》邀請到了Feebees襪鞋創辦人陳谷銘，分享他獨特的創業歷程與製鞋理念。谷銘最初從為小孩製作學步鞋出發，最終開發出成人用的赤足鞋，該品牌已成立12年。赤足鞋的設計理念是盡量不限制腳部的自然活動和發育，與傳統鞋子限制活動方向的設計不同。鞋底結構柔軟，可以完全彎曲，讓穿著者在行走時對地面的感知更清晰，達到類似赤足訓練的效果，同時提供保護，避免在現代危險的地面上赤腳行走。


        谷銘致力於創造一個新的鞋子流派或脈絡，堅持讓鞋子適應腳型，而不是要求腳去適應鞋子。他也分享了研發過程中的巨大挑戰，包括資金壓力（曾因資金流失感到非常挫折）、被同業檢舉導致政府罰款（如單次罰款60萬），以及創業初期數千萬的試錯成本。他將這些挫折視為日常，用格鬥精神去應對。對谷銘而言，最大的成就感是看到顧客因穿上他們的鞋子而變得更好，這比賣鞋子更有價值。他希望他的產品能成為與台灣大眾溝通的一種創作方式。

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        39 min
      • EP44: Commentary of JohnChat_EP43 ft. NotebookLM Deep Dive


        This podcast is the Commentary of JohnChat_EP43, we invite Gu-Ming Chen, founder of Feebees Sock Shoes, for an in-depth conversation about how he transformed from a successor in a traditional industry into the pioneer of a distinctive barefoot-inspired footwear brand. He introduces Feebees sock shoes—designed to simulate walking barefoot while wearing shoes, enabling the body to engage more joints and muscle groups during movement, much like early humans did, and thereby promoting more natural muscular activation.


        Gu-Ming also candidly explains how Feebees differentiates itself from the more common five-toe shoes on the market, highlighting practical challenges associated with five-toe designs, including toe adaptability, persistent odor issues, and aesthetic limitations.

        For the first time, he reveals the real story behind his entrepreneurial journey. Raised in a family that ran a traditional metalworking factory specializing in plastic injection molds, he accumulated deep technical expertise from an early age. During his studies, he specialized in mold engineering, and while majoring in mechanical engineering at university, he also cross-enrolled in biomedical engineering courses. Leveraging both family resources and academic training, he successfully 3D-printed the entire human skeleton and even assisted in producing surgical models—building a solid foundation in biomechanics and human skeletal anatomy.

        Most compellingly, Gu-Ming shares how he applied a “challenge-driven” mindset to his academic life, and how, after graduation, he made the difficult decision to sever ties with the family business. To break away from inherited business models and long-standing conflicts, he chose to shut down his father’s company entirely, restart with a team of just three people, and become, at the time, Taiwan’s youngest mold factory owner. He reflects on how this decisive, non-sentimental choice ultimately helped him regain clients and establish his own leadership identity.

        How did he combine replication expertise with medical knowledge to create products that balance functionality and aesthetics? How did he navigate the intense clash between tradition and innovation? Tune in to this episode of John聊 (JohnChat) and let Gu-Ming Chen share a startup story driven by passion, technical mastery, and personal resolve.

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        13 min
      • EP43: 來聽聽一個創業的人生故事 feat. Feebees襪鞋創辦人陳谷銘


        本集我們邀請到Feebees襪鞋創辦人陳谷銘一同深入探討他如何從一個傳統產業的繼承者，轉身成為獨特赤足鞋品牌的開創者。他將親自介紹他創立的Feebees襪鞋，這種鞋款旨在 模擬赤腳穿鞋的樣子，讓人們在活動時能像早期人類一樣，啟動更多的關節和肌群，達成更自然的肌肉活動方式。他更將坦誠解析 Feebees 如何與市面上常見的五指鞋做出區隔，並指出五指鞋在腳趾適應性、異味難除以及外觀美感上的實用性挑戰。節目中，谷銘將首次揭露他創業背後的真實故事。他來自經營塑膠射出模具的傳統鐵工廠家族，從小在工廠中累積了深厚的技術底蘊。他不僅在學期間專研模具專業，大學機械系時更跨修醫學工程課程，並利用家中的技術與學校資源，將全身骨頭 3D 列印出來，甚至協助製作手術用模型，具備了紮實的生物力學和人體骨骼知識。最精彩的是，谷銘將分享他如何在學業上運用「挑戰」的精神，以及畢業後決定切斷與父輩傳統事業關係的衝撞與磨合。為了擺脫家族舊有的經營模式和衝突，他甚至親自做出決斷，讓父親的公司「全收掉」，只帶領三個人重新開始創業，並成為當時臺灣最年輕的模具工廠老闆。他將分享這種「不戀棧」的果斷選擇，如何最終為他贏回客戶，並確立他個人的領導地位。想知道他是如何將「復刻能力」與醫學知識結合，創造出既具功能性又符合美觀的產品？他又是如何面對傳統與創新的巨大衝擊？請鎖定本集《John聊》，讓古民告訴你一個充滿熱情、技術和個人決斷力的創業故事！


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        45 min

      About John聊

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      「John聊」是由台師大復健諮商與高齡福祉研究所/特殊教育學系姜義村教授與其團隊2025所開立的節目，其中與許多多元背景的夥伴一起發想的不同類型單元所集結的生活風格節目，其中包括教育、休閒、文化、身心障礙平權、高齡、運動、音樂、....等不同內容，歡迎收聽。