Ep 45 - Tune of the Summer
Sam invites the gang to the summer solstice party. Just make sure to talk to nobody, drink nothing and watch out for that ominous whistling. Some party!
CREDITS: Residents of Proserpina Park is a production written and produced by Angela Yeh. Directed by Angela Yeh. The voice of Jun is Ben Pollizi…
Ep 46 - Love at First Hiss
Sam and Junichi finally discuss their relationship. Well, at least they try to until a vengeful spirit shows up and gets in their way…
CREDITS: Residents of Proserpina Park is a production written and produced by Angela Yeh. Directed by Angela Yeh. The voice of Jun is Ben Pollizi. The voice of Ter…
10.5: Sourdough Sweet
Round 10, Team 5: The Sweet Breads
Transcript here. Content Warning for crash noises (at the 49 second mark).
After a car accident, Avery Blake finds themselves stranded in a small town. But with the kindness of an old flame, Avery may just be the thing the town needs to save the local Harvest Fe…
Ep 47 - Wandering Lights and Fights
Jessica and Pelu go back to the Sidhe to confront the fae one last time. But what happens when their trip ends up being longer than expected?
CREDITS: Residents of Proserpina Park is a production written and produced by Angela Yeh. Directed by Angela Yeh. The voice of Jun is Ben Pollizi. The voice…
Ep 48 - An Important Call
Junichi still avoids showing Sam everything, but can he avoid what happens when Jessica makes a rash decision?
CREDITS: Residents of Proserpina Park is a production written and produced by Angela Yeh. Directed by Angela Yeh. The voice of Jun is Ben Pollizi. The voice of Drew is Ashley Dawson. The…
Ep 49 - The Fated Night
Alina and her friends finally learn about what happened the night that Jessica, Junichi, and Sam were cursed.
CREDITS: Residents of Proserpina Park is a production written and produced by Angela Yeh. Directed by Angela Yeh. The voice of Jun is Ben Pollizi. The voice of Drew is Ashley Dawson. The …
Asian mothers, bad feelings: notes on an all-conquering stereotype
A certain image of the tiger mom – strict, cold and demanding – is ubiquitous in popular culture. Why? By Rebecca Liu. Read by Ginnia Cheng. Help support our independent journalism at <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/longreadpod">theguardian.com/longreadpod</a>
This Book Explained Chineseness to Me This Book Explained Chineseness to Me Amidst relentless strife, a search for dignity
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My family is from Guangdong, a province on the southeast coast of…
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Every Wednesday and Friday in August we will publish some of our favourite audio long reads of 2026, in case you missed them, with an introduction from the editorial team to explain why we’ve chosen it. This week, from April: A certain image of the tiger mom – strict, cold and demanding – is ubiqui…
How to get back into reading books
Our specialist panel on which books may help you put your phone away and get reading again. With Charlotte Northedge, David Shariatmadari and Rebecca Liu. Help support our independent journalism at <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/infocus">theguardian.com/infocus</a>
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