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- Puma Podcast's CEO Carljoe Javier on building an audience in the Philippines and his career
This week, we checked in with our friend Carljoe Javier, the CEO of Puma Podcasts in Manila. We spoke about how the company has grown and how they're capturing the podcast market in the country.
More about Puma:
https://pumapodcast.com/
Connect with Carl on LinkedIn:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/carljoe-javier/38 min - Reporting ASEAN's Johanna Son on the challenges of capturing stories across the region
Johanna Son is the founder, editor, and manager of Reporting ASEAN, a media startup based in Bangkok. She started the organization in 2014 to cover the region and to train journalists to do more of that. On Lo-Fi this week, Johanna talked about the difficulties in getting training across ASEAN.
Connect with Johanna on LinkedIn:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/johanna-son-a6010a83/More on her work.
https://www.reportingasean.net/
27 min - Announcing the School of Splice, a training program for media startups
The School of Splice is coming together! It's everything you need to build a media startup today. It's all audio, and packs insights from all around this wonderful Splice community. Knowledge, network, funding -- all in one place.
The program rolls out next month. Find out more here.
http://schoolofsplice.com/3 min - Khalil Majeed at Malaysia's Faqcheck Lab on their workflow to combat misinformation
We spoke to Khalil Majeed about how the fact-checking workflow comes together, and how he and his co-founder TC Chan manage the students who run the operations.
More on Faqcheck.
https://www.faqcheck.org/
Follow Khalil on LinkedIn.
https://www.faqcheck.org/37 min - Mongabay's Sheryl Lee on opening doors for young reporters
Sheryl Lee at Mongabay is one of the newest people to pop into our Telegram chat, and because we're always interested in our community and how they made their way to journalism, we asked her to talk about her career.
Sheryl is new to journalism; she graduated a year ago -- not in journalism, but in accounting and business. We talked about how to support new journalists finding their way through media.
Follow Sheryl on LinkedIn.
35 min - Chambal Media's Priya Thuvassery on creating a training academy for women journalists in India
We’re speaking with Priya Thuvassery from Chambal Media in India about their new training academy for women journalists in rural communities. It’s inspiring. They plan to train 270 women over the next three months across three states in India. The objective is to "go beyond the technical aspects of reporting and encourage students to recognize and understand gender, caste and patriarchy in our society, and how it affects the mainstream media narrative."
Follow Priya on LinkedIn.
Find out more about Chambal Media.28 min - Freelancer Nithin Coca on building his Asia Undercovered newsletter and supporting other journalists in Asia
Subscribe to Nithin's Asia Undercovered newsletter.
Follow Nithin on Twitter.28 min - Nepali podcaster Bhrikuti Rai on growing Boju Bajai and testing new formats
Follow the Boju Bajai podcast here.
Support their work on Patreon.34 min - Wapatoa's Alix Feschotte on reaching new audiences in Cambodia through podcasts
More on Wapatoa and their work.
Recent coverage of Wapatoa at Splice Beta.
30 min - Meavox Live's Raven Lim on best practices for Clubhouse
More about MeaVox and their work.
Follow Raven Lim on LinkedIn.34 min
About Splice Lo-Fi
From the publisher's feed
Splice Lo-Fi is our quick, weekly audio check-in every Friday at 11 am Singapore time on Telegram. This is our weekly live audio check in with the Splice community to see what everyone's up to.
This podcast is an archive of those conversations. Hosted by Rishad Patel and Alan Soon.