Documenting the Art of Wayang Kulit | National Geographic National Geographic Asia 2022-05-30 | Paid Content for XiaomiMalaysian photographer Annice Lyn enjoys exploring her country’s deep culture, which has evolved over hundreds of years. Watch her visit Kelantan in the northeast of Peninsular Malaysia, as she takes in the Wayang Kulit, a traditional art form involving puppet shadow-play.
Step Inside 3 Innovative New Workplaces Around the Globe | National Geographic National Geographic Asia 2023-09-15 | Paid Content by Henderson LandAs architects and developers strive to keep pace with changing work cultures, a new breed of smarter and healthier workspaces is coming down the pipeline. The latest office buildings aim to balance beauty, practicality, well-being and productivity with a layer of technology to enhance the day-to-day experience. Blazing a trail in Hong Kong, The Henderson plans to provide all of the above, plus its own novel additions, when it opens later this year. What does the future hold? Take a peek inside.#HendersonLand #RealisingYourImagination #TheHenderson
5 Green Towers Inspired by Nature and Striving to Protect It | National Geographic National Geographic Asia 2023-06-22 | Paid Content by Henderson LandBuilding new towers in Hong Kong’s dense Central district is spectacularly challenging. Whether navigating tunnels during excavation or developing novel 4-ply, 3D-curved glass panels to combat intensifying typhoons, project leaders overcame multifaceted challenges to bring a new architectural icon to life.
School of the Future | National Geographic National Geographic Asia 2023-04-14 | Paid Content for Global Indian International School For education, technology is the future – and the future has arrived at the Global Indian International School (GIIS). Join Host Bobby Tonelli as he spends a day in GIIS SMART Campus, Singapore to experience learning in a tech-rich environment. From fifth-grade robotics to data analytics for sports, this School of the Future pushes learning beyond boundaries. Take lessons on how educators nurture the next generation of innovative thinkers and leaders
Earth Day Stories: Nat Geo Presents National Geographic Asia 2023-03-29 | Discover the different ways we can be sustainable in the fields of science, art, culture, food, and more. Watch Earth Day Stories: Nat Geo Presents on Saturday 1 April, 7:50pm BKK/JKT, 8:50pm HKT/SIN, on National Geographic.
Explore 5 Architectural Icons In 1 Hong Kong Neighborhood | National Geographic National Geographic Asia 2023-02-15 | Paid Content by Henderson LandFrom Norman Foster’s record-setting Hong Kong HSBC headquarters to the neoclassical Court of Final Appeal, world-class architecture has long shaped the city’s urban fabric. In 2023, The Henderson, a new tower designed by Zaha Hadid Architects, will strive to continue the city’s architectural legacy while creating a new icon.
Planet Possible 2022 Philippines National Geographic Asia 2022-11-25 | ICYMI: Relive Planet Possible 2022 in the Philippines and be inspired by Ann Dumaliang (National Geographic Explorer), Catriona Gray (Changemaker), with a special performance from Moira Dela Torre.
Planet Possible 2022 Thailand National Geographic Asia 2022-11-25 | ICYMI: Relive Planet Possible 2022 in Thailand and be inspired by Shin Arunrugstichai (National Geographic Explorer), Alex Rendell (Changemaker), with a special performance from Note.
Planet Possible 2022 Indonesia National Geographic Asia 2022-11-25 | ICYMI: Relive Planet Possible 2022 in Indonesia and be inspired by Ara Kusuma (National Geographic Explorer), Tatjana Saphira (Changemaker), with a special performance from Christie.
Protecting Hong Kong’s Sea Creatures and Traditions | National Geographic National Geographic Asia 2022-08-16 | Paid Content by The Swire Group Charitable TrustHong Kong’s oceans are key to the city’s history and identity. But they still hold surprises, from the marine biodiversity to traditional oyster farming. There are also unexpected threats, like abandoned fishing gear that pose a danger to ocean life. Join journalist Laurel Chor as she learns how the ocean is vital to Hong Kong’s soul – and how people are protecting it.For more information visit: nationalgeographic.com/environment/article/paid-content-hong-kongs-oceans-amazing-but-threatened
Expedition: Hope | National Geographic Asia National Geographic Asia 2022-07-08 | How do we hold onto hope? Two young trailblazers in the fight against climate change give us our answer.Guests:Melati Wijsen (Founder: Bye Bye Plastic Bags & Youthtopia , Explorer)Louise Mabulo (Founder: The Cacao Project, Explorer)Expedition: Earth is produced by National Geographic Asia, in partnership with the National Geographic Society.Host: Lilly SedaghatProducers: Dust Gaudan, Jason Ho, Tan Ze Jian, Baskoro JuwonoWriters: Wong Oi Shan, Cory HowellProduction Team: Blankslate Creative Inc. - RJ Severino, Erick Bugia, Anton Villanueva, Tyra Sambile, Pauline Rana, Bianca Oseña, Samantha Garcia, Ynah Apolonio, Aaron Gonzales, Hershey Uy, Nicole Chan, Dru Ubaldo, Daniel Garcia, Menard EusebioNational Geographic Society: Yannick Kuehl
Expedition: Time | National Geographic Asia National Geographic Asia 2022-07-01 | Wind back the clock with the man who found the Titanic. We submerge into oceanic mysteries to discover the present and predict the future.Guest:Bob Ballard (Oceanographer, Explorer)New episodes every Friday.Expedition: Earth is produced by National Geographic Asia, in partnership with the National Geographic Society.Host: Lilly SedaghatProducers: Dust Gaudan, Jason Ho, Tan Ze Jian, Baskoro JuwonoWriters: Wong Oi Shan, Cory HowellProduction Team: Blankslate Creative Inc. - RJ Severino, Erick Bugia, Anton Villanueva, Tyra Sambile, Pauline Rana, Bianca Oseña, Samantha Garcia, Ynah Apolonio, Aaron Gonzales, Hershey Uy, Nicole Chan, Dru Ubaldo, Daniel Garcia, Menard EusebioNational Geographic Society: Yannick Kuehl
Expedition: Wetlands | National Geographic Asia National Geographic Asia 2022-06-24 | Step into the magical world of the Philippine wetlands and find out how climate change is threatening this fragile ecosystem.Guest:Gab Mejia (Conservation Photographer, Explorer)New episodes every Friday.Expedition: Earth is produced by National Geographic Asia, in partnership with the National Geographic Society.Host: Lilly SedaghatProducers: Dust Gaudan, Jason Ho, Tan Ze Jian, Baskoro JuwonoWriters: Wong Oi Shan, Cory HowellProduction Team: Blankslate Creative Inc. - RJ Severino, Erick Bugia, Anton Villanueva, Tyra Sambile, Pauline Rana, Bianca Oseña, Samantha Garcia, Ynah Apolonio, Aaron Gonzales, Hershey Uy, Nicole Chan, Dru Ubaldo, Daniel Garcia, Menard EusebioNational Geographic Society: Yannick Kuehl"
Expedition: Shark | National Geographic Asia National Geographic Asia 2022-06-17 | Are sharks just predators of the sea? Swim beneath the surface to understand the challenges facing these infamous beasts and the human communities they live with.Guests:Naomi Clark-Shen (Marine Scientist Explorer)Ale Ponzo (Marine Conservationist, Explorer)New episodes every Friday.Expedition: Earth is produced by National Geographic Asia, in partnership with the National Geographic Society.Host: Lilly SedaghatProducers: Dust Gaudan, Jason Ho, Tan Ze Jian, Baskoro JuwonoWriters: Wong Oi Shan, Cory HowellProduction Team: Blankslate Creative Inc. - RJ Severino, Erick Bugia, Anton Villanueva, Tyra Sambile, Pauline Rana, Bianca Oseña, Samantha Garcia, Ynah Apolonio, Aaron Gonzales, Hershey Uy, Nicole Chan, Dru Ubaldo, Daniel Garcia, Menard EusebioNational Geographic Society: Yannick Kuehl
Expedition: Ocean | National Geographic Asia National Geographic Asia 2022-06-10 | Let two seasoned storytellers lead you beneath the waves, into an enchanting world of giant whales and tiny nudibranchs.Guests:Nat Soon (Ocean Storyteller, Explorer)Brian Skerry (Photojournalist, Explorer)New episodes every Friday.Expedition: Earth is produced by National Geographic Asia, in partnership with the National Geographic Society.Host: Lilly SedaghatProducers: Dust Gaudan, Jason Ho, Tan Ze Jian, Baskoro JuwonoWriters: Wong Oi Shan, Cory HowellProduction Team: Blankslate Creative Inc. - RJ Severino, Erick Bugia, Anton Villanueva, Tyra Sambile, Pauline Rana, Bianca Oseña, Samantha Garcia, Ynah Apolonio, Aaron Gonzales, Hershey Uy, Nicole Chan, Dru Ubaldo, Daniel Garcia, Menard EusebioNational Geographic Society: Yannick Kuehl
Capturing the Heritage of the Cordillera Region | National Geographic National Geographic Asia 2022-06-06 | Paid Content for XiaomiGab Mejia is a Filipino photographer who finds solace in the mountains. His favorite place is the Cordillera mountain region, which is home to world-famous rice paddies and an ancient tribe called the Igorot – who have their own unique customs.
Expedition: Waste | National Geographic Asia National Geographic Asia 2022-06-03 | Can technology save us from climate change? Listen to thrilling stories from a tech CEO brawling with the old guard to build a new circular economy.Arthur Huang (Founder & CEO of Miniwiz, Explorer)New episodes every Friday.Expedition: Earth is produced by National Geographic Asia, in partnership with the National Geographic Society.Host: Lilly SedaghatProducers: Dust Gaudan, Jason Ho, Tan Ze Jian, Baskoro JuwonoWriters: Wong Oi Shan, Cory HowellProduction Team: Blankslate Creative Inc. - RJ Severino, Erick Bugia, Anton Villanueva, Tyra Sambile, Pauline Rana, Bianca Oseña, Samantha Garcia, Ynah Apolonio, Aaron Gonzales, Hershey Uy, Nicole Chan, Dru Ubaldo, Daniel Garcia, Menard EusebioNational Geographic Society: Yannick Kuehl
Building a Greener Future | National Geographic National Geographic Asia 2022-06-03 | Paid Content by Gamuda LandRestoring trees is one of the most effective ways to fight climate change. Research has shown that there is room for an additional 1.2 trillion trees on our planet, and these additional trees would have the carbon storage capacity to cancel out a decade of emissions.Initiatives around the world are transforming urban and rural spaces into green zones that capture carbon, regulate air temperatures, and support biodiversity.Malaysian property developer, Gamuda Land, is building a greener future by aiming to plant 1 million trees across its properties by 2023. At its 90-acre wetland park and arboretum at Gamuda Cove, the company will conserve 3,000 indigenous trees and plant another 7,000, helping to decrease local air temperatures by several degrees, and creating a base for wildlife conservation, and wetlands and forest research. The arboretum will also function as a seed bank for native species, with nurseries to support the growth of endangered species.Read how projects around the world are greening the globe nationalgeographic.com/environment/article/paid-content-the-green-wave
Expedition: Abyss | National Geographic Asia National Geographic Asia 2022-05-27 | Cave into the wonders of the natural void as an innovative photographer brings you to a new world lurking in the depths of Vietnam.Guest:Martin Edström (Photographer, Storyteller, Explorer)New episodes every Friday.Expedition: Earth is produced by National Geographic Asia, in partnership with the National Geographic Society.Host: Lilly SedaghatProducers: Dust Gaudan, Jason Ho, Tan Ze Jian, Baskoro JuwonoWriters: Wong Oi Shan, Cory HowellProduction Team: Blankslate Creative Inc. - RJ Severino, Erick Bugia, Anton Villanueva, Tyra Sambile, Pauline Rana, Bianca Oseña, Samantha Garcia, Ynah Apolonio, Aaron Gonzales, Hershey Uy, Nicole Chan, Dru Ubaldo, Daniel Garcia, Menard EusebioNational Geographic Society: Yannick Kuehl
Celebrating Ho Chi Minh Citys Culture | National Geographic National Geographic Asia 2022-05-23 | Paid Content for XiaomiLinh Pham loves seeing the changes that his native Vietnam has gone through in recent years. While cities like Ho Chi Minh are going through rapid development thanks to quick economic growth, they are still treasure troves of history, culture, and small corners that are still relatively untouched by the modern world.
Changi Airport: Battling The Pandemic | National Geographic National Geographic Asia 2022-05-23 | Paid Content for Changi Airport GroupAn unprecedented event struck the global airline industry – COVID-19. Planes were grounded and the travel industry was stopped in its tracks. A real struggle to survive for airports around the world – even the world’s best airport was not immune. These are the stories of the people who kept Changi Airport flying through the pandemic.
Expedition: Death | National Geographic Asia National Geographic Asia 2022-05-20 | Experience the many faces of death through the lens of a documentary photographer, from a dying culture to the uncountable casualties of COVID-19.Guest:Josh Irwandi (Documentary Photographer, Explorer)New episodes every Friday.Expedition: Earth is produced by National Geographic Asia, in partnership with the National Geographic Society.Host: Lilly SedaghatProducers: Dust Gaudan, Jason Ho, Tan Ze Jian, Baskoro JuwonoWriters: Wong Oi Shan, Cory HowellProduction Team: Blankslate Creative Inc. - RJ Severino, Erick Bugia, Anton Villanueva, Tyra Sambile, Pauline Rana, Bianca Oseña, Samantha Garcia, Ynah Apolonio, Aaron Gonzales, Hershey Uy, Nicole Chan, Dru Ubaldo, Daniel Garcia, Menard EusebioNational Geographic Society: Yannick Kuehl
Exploring the Mangrove Ecosystems | National Geographic National Geographic Asia 2022-05-19 | Paid Content by XiaomiSirachai “Shin” Arunrugstichai is a photographer and biologist who has a keen interest in sharing Thailand’s beautiful natural wealth with the world. In this video he visits Prasae Estuary, a mangrove forest in eastern Thailand that remains protected from the ill effects of the rapid growth of the shrimp farming industry.
Expedition: Mekong | National Geographic Asia National Geographic Asia 2022-05-13 | Its golden waters are the lifeblood of flooded forests, giant fish and millions of people’s livelihoods. Travel with us down the Mekong River, where everything now hangs on the balance.Guest:Zeb Hogan (Conservation Biologist, Explorer)New episodes every Friday.Expedition: Earth is produced by National Geographic Asia, in partnership with the National Geographic Society.Host: Lilly SedaghatProducers: Dust Gaudan, Jason Ho, Tan Ze Jian, Baskoro JuwonoWriters: Wong Oi Shan, Cory HowellProduction Team: Blankslate Creative Inc. - RJ Severino, Erick Bugia, Anton Villanueva, Tyra Sambile, Pauline Rana, Bianca Oseña, Samantha Garcia, Ynah Apolonio, Aaron Gonzales, Hershey Uy, Nicole Chan, Dru Ubaldo, Daniel Garcia, Menard EusebioNational Geographic Society: Yannick Kuehl
Expedition: Caged | National Geographic Asia National Geographic Asia 2022-05-06 | Across Southeast Asia, thousands of wild birds are trafficked for their song. We uncage the secrets of the trade, to explore what it really means to love these beautiful creatures.Guest:Serene Chng (Wildlife Trade Researcher)New episodes every Friday.Expedition: Earth is produced by National Geographic Asia, in partnership with the National Geographic Society.Host: Lilly SedaghatProducers: Dust Gaudan, Jason Ho, Tan Ze Jian, Baskoro JuwonoWriters: Wong Oi Shan, Cory HowellProduction Team: Blankslate Creative Inc. - RJ Severino, Erick Bugia, Anton Villanueva, Tyra Sambile, Pauline Rana, Bianca Oseña, Samantha Garcia, Ynah Apolonio, Aaron Gonzales, Hershey Uy, Nicole Chan, Dru Ubaldo, Daniel Garcia, Menard EusebioNational Geographic Society: Yannick Kuehl
Expedition: Coexistence | National Geographic Asia National Geographic Asia 2022-04-29 | Join us on the borders of Singapore’s jungles, where humans and wildlife collide. Discover what it takes for a hypermodern city to live peacefully with its primate neighbours.Guest:Andie Ang (Scientist, Wildlife Conservationist, Explorer)New episodes every Friday.This podcast episode is brought to you by Now TV. Home of World Class Entertainment.Expedition: Earth is produced by National Geographic Asia, in partnership with the National Geographic Society.Host: Lilly SedaghatProducers: Dust Gaudan, Jason Ho, Tan Ze Jian, Baskoro JuwonoWriters: Wong Oi Shan, Cory HowellProduction Team: Blankslate Creative Inc. - RJ Severino, Erick Bugia, Anton Villanueva, Tyra Sambile, Pauline Rana, Bianca Oseña, Samantha Garcia, Ynah Apolonio, Aaron Gonzales, Hershey Uy, Nicole Chan, Dru Ubaldo, Daniel Garcia, Menard EusebioNational Geographic Society: Yannick Kuehl
Expedition: Life | National Geographic Asia National Geographic Asia 2022-04-22 | The last forests of the Philippines are under threat. Listen to stories from those fighting to save them, to understand how their work is vital to all forms of life.Guests:KM Reyes (Land Conservationist, Explorer)Ann Dumaliang (Geotourism Advocate, Explorer)New episodes every Friday.This podcast episode is brought to you by Cignal. Live awesome.Expedition: Earth is produced by National Geographic Asia, in partnership with the National Geographic Society.Host: Lilly SedaghatProducers: Dust Gaudan, Jason Ho, Tan Ze Jian, Baskoro JuwonoWriters: Wong Oi Shan, Cory HowellProduction Team: Blankslate Creative Inc. - RJ Severino, Erick Bugia, Anton Villanueva, Tyra Sambile, Pauline Rana, Bianca Oseña, Samantha Garcia, Ynah Apolonio, Aaron Gonzales, Hershey Uy, Nicole Chan, Dru Ubaldo, Daniel Garcia, Menard EusebioNational Geographic Society: Yannick Kuehl
Expedition: Earth | National Geographic Asia | Official Trailer National Geographic Asia 2022-04-14 | Join Lilly and the National Geographic Explorers on an audio journey to reconnect with the wonders of the world and find a way to protect them.Expedition: Earth will be streaming on Earth Day, 22 April via Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube. #ProtectTheWonder
Serving up a Healthier Future | National Geographic National Geographic Asia 2022-02-14 | Paid Content by The Swire Group Charitable TrustHong Kong is the second-largest per-capita consumer of seafood in Asia, importing more than 90% of its seafood from 150 countries to meet local demand. National Geographic Explorer Stanley Shea highlights the importance of educating the territory’s people on which species are sustainable and which are endangered.For more information visit:nationalgeographic.com/environment/article/paid-content-why-education-is-key-to-building-a-more-sustainable-marine-ecosystem
Time Travelling With Coral | National Geographic National Geographic Asia 2022-01-10 | Paid Content by The Swire Group Charitable TrustFew people realise it, but Hong Kong’s waters are home to more species of coral than the entire Caribbean Sea. National Geographic Explorer Jonathan Cybulski explains why understanding how the territory’s coral communities have declined in the past is key to safeguarding their future.For more information visit: nationalgeographic.com/environment/article/paid-content-understand-how-hong-kongs-coral-communities-have-declined
Planet Possible Day | National Geographic National Geographic Asia 2021-11-11 | Last 24 October, we witnessed how the National Geographic Explorers and Changemakers came together for #PlanetPossibleDay. Plus, amazing musical treats by @benandbenmusic, @moirarachelle, and Inch Chua.Let's relive the event and get inspired to start living more lightly on the planet.(This event is co-produced by @astromalaysia, @CignalTVPH, @FirstMediaWorld, @MNCVisionID, and Sky Cable.)
Planet Possible | National Geographic National Geographic Asia 2021-10-05 | We believe the impossible is possible together. #PlanetPossible
Reach for the Stars (Episode 3) | National Geographic National Geographic Asia 2021-09-02 | Paid Content by Mohammed Bin Rashid Space CentreThis episode continues the evolution of the space program of MBRSC and sheds light on HOPE the satellite that was built as part of the Emirates Mars Mission 7 years ago to build the most comprehensive picture of the martian atmosphere in a way that had never been done before. This would help gain unique data about the red planet. This is a story of Hope not only to study the atmosphere of Mars but to ignite an advanced science and technology sector in the UAE for generations to come.For more information visit nationalgeographic.com/mbrspacecentre
Wild Allies National Geographic Asia 2021-07-13 | Paid Content by King Abdulaziz Falconry FestivalFor thousands of years, falconry has been central to the life and culture of Arabia. Wild Allies takes a look at the fascinating history of falconry, from its origins as a hunting method in the desert to its renewed prominence today.Focusing on the King Abdulaziz Falconry Festival—the largest falconry festival in the world—the documentary follows modern practitioners as they compete in high-stakes, high-tech falcon races. Learn about the intricacies of training falcons, as well as conservation efforts currently underway to preserve these fierce and majestic creatures. For more information visit:nationalgeographic.com/the-wild-allies (EU)nationalgeographic.com/wild-allies (non-EU)
Gao Kao 2020: China’s Great Exam | National Geographic National Geographic Asia 2021-01-29 | This documentary tells the story of a group of students preparing for China’s national college entrance exams or ‘Gao Kao’ as the pandemic rages. All across the country, our characters represent a cross section of young Chinese reaching for a dream of higher education and fortune. All of them know that a high score in this challenging test will open doors to the finest learning institutions in the country.
Chinas Pompeii | Ancient China From Above | National Geographic National Geographic Asia 2020-10-01 | Archaeologist Allan Maca leads a team of intrepid experts on an epic adventure to solve mysteries, explore secrets and reveal amazing wonders of Ancient China like never before. Guided by images from space, cutting-edge technology on the ground, and the very latest excavations of Chinese archaeologists, they will reveal palaces and tombs, incredible megastructures and even entire long-lost cities. Along the way they will uncover new revelations about The Great Wall of China, explore the myths of Xanadu, and unearth evidence of ancient civilisations—discovers that are rewriting the history books.
Secrets Of The Great Wall | Ancient China From Above | National Geographic National Geographic Asia 2020-10-01 | Archaeologist Allan Maca leads a team of intrepid experts on an epic adventure to solve mysteries, explore secrets and reveal amazing wonders of Ancient China like never before. Guided by images from space, cutting-edge technology on the ground, and the very latest excavations of Chinese archaeologists, they will reveal palaces and tombs, incredible megastructures and even entire long-lost cities. Along the way they will uncover new revelations about The Great Wall of China, explore the myths of Xanadu, and unearth evidence of ancient civilisations—discovers that are rewriting the history books.
Mysteries of Xanadu | Ancient China From Above | National Geographic National Geographic Asia 2020-10-01 | Archaeologist Allan Maca leads a team of intrepid experts on an epic adventure to solve mysteries, explore secrets and reveal amazing wonders of Ancient China like never before. Guided by images from space, cutting-edge technology on the ground, and the very latest excavations of Chinese archaeologists, they will reveal palaces and tombs, incredible megastructures and even entire long-lost cities. Along the way they will uncover new revelations about The Great Wall of China, explore the myths of Xanadu, and unearth evidence of ancient civilisations—discovers that are rewriting the history books.
Reach for the Stars (Episode 2) | National Geographic National Geographic Asia 2020-09-07 | Paid Content by Mohammed Bin Rashid Space CentreA 4-part series, taking us on a journey into the heart of the UAE Space program. An insight into journey faced by UAE Astronauts Hazzaa AlMansoori and Sultan AlNeyadi to prepare to join into the International Space Station. Join the astronauts through the mental and physical training as they recount the dreams and aspirations that motivates them to achieve their mission. For more information visit nationalgeographic.com/mbrspacecentre
Reach for the Stars (Episode 1) | National Geographic National Geographic Asia 2020-09-07 | Paid Content by Mohammed Bin Rashid Space CentreA 4-part series, taking us on a journey into the heart of the UAE Space program. Meet the teams developing KhalifaSat, the first 100% Emirati built Satellite and launching the UAE Astronaut programme. Follow astronauts Hazzaa AlMansoori and Sultan Al Neyadi through their training and preparations to join the International Space Station. Witness the realization of Hope, the first unmanned probe destined for Mars developed by MBRSC. For more information visit nationalgeographic.com/mbrspacecentre
The Lost Forest | Nobel Peace Prize Shorts | National Geographic National Geographic Asia 2020-07-22 | An international team of scientists and explorers, led by Dr. Julian Bayliss, go on an extraordinary mission in Mozambique to reach a forest that no human has set foot in. The team, including some of the world’s foremost climate change experts, aims to collect data from the forest to help in our understanding of how climate change is affecting our planet. But the forest sits atop a mountain, and to reach it, the team must first climb a sheer 100m wall of rock. The scientists’ work is based on research conducted by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, recipients of the Nobel Peace Prize in 2007.
Into the Fire | Nobel Peace Prize Shorts | National Geographic National Geographic Asia 2020-07-15 | In an area of Iraq destroyed by ISIS, Hana Khider leads an all-female team of Yazidi deminers in their attempts to clear the land of mines. Their job involves painstakingly searching for booby traps in bombed out buildings and fields, where one wrong move means certain death. Hana works for the Mines Advisory Group, an organization that is part of the ‘International Campaign to Ban Landmines’, a coalition awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1997.
Still Human | Nobel Peace Prize Shorts | National Geographic National Geographic Asia 2020-07-08 | In war-torn South Sudan, Makur Diet knows all too well the horror of conflict. Over ten years ago, he lost his leg to a bullet. Despairing for his future, Makur was close to giving up, until one day he was given a prosthetic leg, and with it a new lease of life. Makur now devotes his life to helping others who have been injured in the war to walk again. Makur works at an International Committee of the Red Cross centre in South Sudan. The ICRC has received the Nobel Peace Prize in 1917, 1944 and 1963.
An Unfinished Symphony | Nobel Peace Prize Shorts | National Geographic National Geographic Asia 2020-07-01 | The Miagi Orchestra is a South African orchestra dedicated to helping the nation overcome decades of violence, conflict and division through the power of music. The film follows two of its musicians: Tsepo Pooe, who grew up in Soweto Township; and Lize Schaap, who grew up in wealthy Pretoria. Through their eyes, and differing experiences of growing up in South Africa, we understand the enormous impact apartheid continues to have, but also see hope for a brighter future for the country. The Miagi Orchestra’s mission is inspired by the work and legacy of Nelson Mandela, recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize in 1993.
Explorers Festival Singapore Part 2 National Geographic Asia 2020-02-14 | The 2nd year of Explorers Festival in Asia brought together changemakers who are at the forefront of conservation to share their work and to inspire the explorer in everyone.Check out the legendary oceanographer Dr. Sylvia Earle’s speech and a special performance by acclaimed Filipino band Ben&Ben.#NatGeoFestSG # #FieldNotesAsia #NatGeoAsia
Explorers Festival Singapore Part 1 National Geographic Asia 2020-02-14 | The Explorers Festival returned for its second year in Asia; coming to Singapore for the first time, bringing together innovative scientists, conservationists, educators and storytellers from all over Asia to share their admirable work and learnings.#NatGeoFestSG # #FieldNotesAsia #NatGeoAsia
Whats Cooking | May Chow | Ep 2 National Geographic Asia 2020-01-14 | Chef May Chow continues to explore Bangkok's Chinatown and how it inspires her to showcase Chinese food to the world.She discusses how cooking strengthened her relationship with her mother, and why she doesn't feel the need to hide her love for chicken feet and intestines.[2/2]#WhatsCooking #MayChow
Whats Cooking | May Chow | Ep 1 National Geographic Asia 2020-01-13 | Chef May Chow (Best Female Chef 2017, Asia's 50 Best Restaurants) visits Bangkok's Chinatown to discover how ingredients and flavours from China have evolved in this modern gastronomic hub.Stay tuned for part 2, where Chef May applies her newly acquired knowledge about Thai-Chinese ingredients to create an original dish of her own.[1/2]
City of Innovation: Singapore | National Geographic National Geographic Asia 2019-11-24 | "City of Innovation: Singapore" rides the balance between dramatic spectacle and emotional storytelling to explore the people and technologies that are changing how modern cities evolve. With two thirds of the world’s population predicted to live in cities by 2050, could this tiny city-state be the model upon which humanity’s future is built?
Inside: Jewel Changi Airport | National Geographic National Geographic Asia 2019-10-20 | “Inside: Jewel Changi Airport” presents an exclusive look at the creation of Jewel, a game-changing hub for Singapore Changi Airport, the best ranked airport in the world, and a new tourism icon for Singapore. From the installation of a 150-year-old olive tree to testing the world’s largest indoor waterfall, follow the team tasked with delivering a new architectural wonder.
