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Liminal Space dives deep into the messy beauty of living between cultures, identities, and ideologies—especially at the crossroads between China and the West. Hosted by Susan Su and Matthew Lu, two Third-Culture kids in China, we bring you "the good, bad, and the weird" with an insider’s nuance. Each episode, we feature guests navigating their own cultural in-betweenness. Tune in for fresh perspectives and honest dialogue that reveals what lies hidden in life's edges and overlaps.
临界之间 Liminal Space 探索跨文化、跨身份、跨意识形态生活中的“灰色地带”与“缝隙之美”。节目由 Susan Su 与 陆马休 Matthew Lu 主理——两位在中国和美国成长、生活、反思的“第三文化人”。我们关注中国与西方之间的张力与融合，也关注那些生活在转变之中的人：漂泊者、创作者、跨文化专业人士、正在寻找方向的年轻人。这里没有标准答案，只有诚实的对话、细腻的观察，以及那些藏在边缘与重叠处的、往往更真实的东西。
每一期，我们邀请一位正在穿越“临界空间”的嘉宾，聊身份、选择、迷惘与重构，带来新鲜视角与深度思考。
播客视频会同步更新至：
https://www.youtube.com/@liminalspacepod
节目文字稿存档：
https://liminalspace.transistor.fm/
临界之间 Liminal Space 探索跨文化、跨身份、跨意识形态生活中的“灰色地带”与“缝隙之美”。节目由 Susan Su 与 陆马休 Matthew Lu 主理——两位在中国和美国成长、生活、反思的“第三文化人”。我们关注中国与西方之间的张力与融合，也关注那些生活在转变之中的人：漂泊者、创作者、跨文化专业人士、正在寻找方向的年轻人。这里没有标准答案，只有诚实的对话、细腻的观察，以及那些藏在边缘与重叠处的、往往更真实的东西。
每一期，我们邀请一位正在穿越“临界空间”的嘉宾，聊身份、选择、迷惘与重构，带来新鲜视角与深度思考。
播客视频会同步更新至：
https://www.youtube.com/@liminalspacepod
节目文字稿存档：
https://liminalspace.transistor.fm/
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에피소드 11 개
2025년 7월 26일부터
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Travis Tookey — known here as Haima, “seahorse” in Mandarin — grew up third-generation Japanese Canadian in Vancouver, in a family whose Japanese roots ran through internment camps in northern BC as easily as through sushi dinners and Ghibli movies. At 21, he left for Shenzhen to be an au pair with…
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In this episode, we sit down with Gideon Goldfeder—American educator, longtime Beijing resident, and self-described old Beijinger—to trace a life built on curiosity, adaptability, and an almost accidental commitment to China.
Gideon's story begins in Rochester, New York, where growing up Buddhist a…
In this episode, we sit down with Ruby Pak—hospitality entrepreneur and third-culture operator—to trace a life shaped by constant movement across systems, cities, and expectations.
Ruby’s story begins in Hong Kong and stretches across Beijing, Vancouver, the UK, and now Shanghai—a trajectory that e…
In this episode, we sit down with Gab Liu—entrepreneur, cultural observer, and prolific side-project builder—to explore how a life lived across systems shapes the way you see opportunity.
Gab grew up navigating Beijing’s highly structured education system before finding intellectual and personal fr…
In this episode, we sit down with Gab Liu—entrepreneur, cultural observer, and prolific side-project builder—to explore how a life lived across systems shapes the way you see opportunity.
Gab grew up navigating Beijing’s highly structured education system before finding intellectual and personal fr…
In this episode of Liminal Space, we sit down with Ming Khor (education entrepreneur, former digital nomad, and cross-cultural bridge-builder) to talk about identity, service, and what it means to live between worlds without needing to dominate them.
Ming reflects on growing up in a multicultural e…
In this episode, we sit down with Owen Sutter—an Oregonian who crossed the Pacific in search of opportunity, challenge, and a life that would never feel boring. From the chaotic charm of Ho Chi Minh City to the hyper-efficient pace of Shenzhen, Owen’s story reflects what happens when you place your…
What happens when love sends you halfway across the world, and food brings you back home?
In this episode, Susan and I sit down with Tina Zhao — chef, entrepreneur, and founder of Alinta, a Shanghai restaurant that fuses Australian ease with Chinese precision. Tina first left Shanghai at 17 to chas…
What does it mean to grow up with music, and then grow into it?
In this episode of Liminal Space, we speak with Henry Kong—festival organizer, music promoter, and 75th descendant of Confucius—about his journey from teenage rock star to cultural bridge-builder.
Henry reflects on his first bands, the…
What does it mean to build something massive, precise, and powerful—while rebuilding your own sense of belonging?
In this episode of Liminal Space, host Susan Su and co-host Matt Lu talk with Julia Meyn, a naval engineer from Texas now working in Jiangyin, China. Julia shares her journey into the w…
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