On this Monsoon Pod, Dot Mason delves into the fascinating history of political activism in Myanmar, and the role protest music has played in Myanmar’s democratic transition.

On this episode of The Monsoon Pod, Serena Ford looks at the international education sector in Australian and talks with experts and students alike to unpack the industry.

In this Monsoon Pod, host Patrick Cooney explores Japan’s rugby story. He offloads the discussion to Ken Dobson, a rugby sevens coach in Hokkaido, to talk about the progression of the game in Rugby’s so-called ‘newest’ market.

On this Monsoon Podcast, Karen Zhang explores the many pressures that unmarried urban women in China face today, at a familial, societal and governmental level.

In this episode of the Monsoon Podcast, Dominic Harvey-Taylor looks at the history of citizenship as a tool for discrimination in Japan, and how dual-citizenship has generated sagas and scandals for politicians across the Asia Pacific.

On this Monsoon Podcast, Jonathon Zubrzycki looks beyond the nuclear posturing and identifies a curiously co-dependent enmity at the heart of the India-Pakistan conflict in Kashmir.

On this Monsoon Podcast, Hiroki Hunter unpacks the concept of the ‘weeaboo’ and raises questions from a post-orientalist perspective. What are the dangers of forming your identity and passion around a foreign culture? Are ‘weeaboos’ misunderstood?

In this episode of the *Monsoon Podcast*, Emily Lyon shares the controller with Saira Mueller and Tobias Scholz, to answer these questions and give you a primer on all things eSports.

In this episode of the Monsoon Podcast, Greg Thomson explores Korea's divide – not between the North and South, but on whether reunification is wanted and workable at all.

In this episode of the Monsoon Podcast, Alisa Asmalovskaya blasts off into space law to see what's there and what remains to be explored.