Author: jeph

4 episodes in total. (Duration: 15 minutes per episode)
This program, through making small things into spectacles, reveals self-performance in everyday life.

1 episode. (Duration: 40-50 minutes)
It is recommended that you listen with a set of regular stereo headphones.

3 episodes in total. (Duration: around 15 minutes per episode)
Is nation, power, and its performance a collective orgasm?

3 episodes in total. (Duration: 13-15 minutes per episode)
This series of programs will discuss these aspects of a constructed language such as Klingon in Star Trek universe languages.

5 episodes in total. (Duration: 15 minutes per episode)
What short novel bets is not talent but insight. Due to limited space, writers are required to turn each word into the most practical brick in order to explain how had this world been constructed.

5 episodes in total. (Duration: 20 minutes per episode)
Here, through the interview, Wu-Yue Taiwanese Opera Troupe will share with the audience some of the most popular fundamental melodies, including the four main traditional tunes and other folk ones.

3 episodes in total. (Duration: around 15 minutes per episode)
Poetry works and my other works zigzag from one another, occasionally crossing paths.

5 episodes in total. (Duration: 12 minutes per episode)
Closing the eyes, listen to the sounds around you…

6 episodes in total. (Duration: 15 minutes per episode)
It is Taiwan of the near future, a time when the gap between social classes, the rich and the poor, is greater than now. Most people use Next Generation Sequencing (NGS) Technology to select the best embryos for pregnancy, and edit genetic codes to further “optimize” their offspring. A new biomedical startup company, NOLANDOR, claims that they can engineer the DNA sequences of embryos to increase kids’ IQ. This so-called IQ+ gene editing procedure is technically challenging, expensive, and affordable only to the richest. The procedure makes the kids’ ears pointy like elves. The pointy ears are the only phenotype of IQ+ kids recognizable by sight.

3 episodes in total. (Duration: 15 to 20 minutes per episode)
A series of invisible fractured “film”. Each episode of the series utilizes texts of related characters of the colonial past in Malaysia.