BAMBÙ TALKS – with Giulia Pompili and Francesco Radicioni
every day at 17:45/18:45
@TeatroNuovo
Bambù isn't just the title of the brand new podcast produced by the Far East Film Festival and Chora Media, written and presented by journalists Giulia Pompili (Il Foglio) and Francesco Radicioni (Radio Radicale): it's also the title of the series of afternoon talks that will see the two chatting with colleagues, writers and experts about the most relevant and the most complex issues in Asian current affairs. A daily journey into the heart of the contemporary East where they'll discuss politics, technology, power and spirituality... Guests include Eugenio Cau of daily Il Post and Ilaria Maria Sala, author of "Il dio dell'Asia. Religione e Politica in Oriente'.
MONDAY 24 APRIL
Tech War: USA and China, Microchips and Quantum Physics
Alessandro Aresu, author of the book “Il dominio del XXI secolo”
Simone Pieranni – Chora Media, online
Lisa Jucca, Columnist, European Business Editor for Reuters Breakingview, online
TUESDAY 25 APRIL
The Power of South East Asia: The New Political Centrality of Asian Countries
Sarah Perria, journalist and expert on South East Asia (to be confirmed)
Massimo Morello, journalist resident in Bangkok, online
Emanuele Giordana, editor in chief of atlanteguerre.it and founder of Lettera22
WEDNESDAY 26 APRIL
Dangerous Borders: Asia's Hottest Spots, from the 38th Parallel and the South China Sea to Taiwan
Eugenio Cau, journalist at Il Post
Lucrezia Goldin, journalist at China Files
THURSDAY 27 APRIL
Intimate Rivals: Japan, China and Korea - a Past that Keeps Returning
Serena de Marchi, Department of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies, Stockholm University
Matteo Dian, Associate Professor of East Asian History and International Relations, Università di Bologna.
FRIDAY 28 APRIL
The Return of the Divine: Religion and Power in Asia
Ilaria Maria Sala, Italian journalist living in Hong Kong, author of “Il dio dell'Asia. Religione e politica in Oriente”
Chiaki Yanagimoto, director of "AUM: The Cult at the End of the World"
Edoardo Siani, Università Ca’ Foscari di Venezia, online