Southeast Asia Crossroads Podcast - CSEAS @ NIU

On today’s episode Eric Jones and Kenton Clymer interview Bradley Simpson and we discuss genocide, justice and the ongoing search for truth and accountability in the 1965-66 Indonesian mass killings Help sustain the podcast by becoming a subscriber. For $7 per month or $1.75 per episode, you can help make future episodes possible. Visit https://foundation.myniu.com/give.php and choose your donatio...

James Hoesterey visits Eric Jones and Sinta Febrina to discuss the enigmatic Indonesian preacher, Aa Gym Help sustain the podcast by becoming a subscriber. For $7 per month or $1.75 per episode, you can help make future episodes possible. Visit https://foundation.myniu.com/give.php and choose your donation amount. Search for 'Center for Southeast Asian Studies' as the recipient, then put 'podcast'...

Today we are joined in studio by Lisa NIziolek and we learn more about her research on the Field Museum’s collection of the Java Sea Seawreck. Help sustain the podcast by becoming a subscriber. For $7 per month or $1.75 per episode, you can help make future episodes possible. Visit https://foundation.myniu.com/give.php and choose your donation amount. Search for 'Center for Southeast Asian Studies...

In this episode, Ian Baird sits down to explore the history of the Hmong in Thailand with the Communist Party of Thailand (CPT), presenting new research about its transnational, transcultural and transformative effect on gender relations. Help sustain the podcast by becoming a subscriber. For $7 per month or $1.75 per episode, you can help make future episodes possible. Visit https://foundation.my...

Join us as we explore the contours of agrarian transformation and peasant resistance in contemporary Indonesia, especially after democratization (1998 and onward), focusing on two case studies of local struggles against land dispossession: Bulukumba District (South Sulawesi Province) and North Bengkulu (Bengkulu Province). Help sustain the podcast by becoming a subscriber. For $7 per month or $1.7...

In this special "Teaching Southeast Asia" episode, we hear from Cambodia expert Judy Ledgerwood and she walks us through how to teach Genocide and the Khmer Rouge in your classrooms. If you'd like to follow along with her lesson materials, go to this website http://www.niu.edu/cseas/resources/educators.shtml and click on the link for "Teaching about the Khmer Rouge" under "Lesson Plans and Curricu...

Today we join scholar of religion Alicia Turner and explore Genealogies of Religious Tolerance and Intolerance in Burma Help sustain the podcast by becoming a subscriber. For $7 per month or $1.75 per episode, you can help make future episodes possible. Visit https://foundation.myniu.com/give.php and choose your donation amount. Search for 'Center for Southeast Asian Studies' as the recipient, the...

Join us as we welcome Lisa Brooten and examine Facebook, Leapfrogging, and the Dark Side in Myanmar Help sustain the podcast by becoming a subscriber. For $7 per month or $1.75 per episode, you can help make future episodes possible. Visit https://foundation.myniu.com/give.php and choose your donation amount. Search for 'Center for Southeast Asian Studies' as the recipient, then put 'podcast' as y...

Help sustain the podcast by becoming a subscriber. For $7 per month or $1.75 per episode, you can help make future episodes possible. Visit https://foundation.myniu.com/give.php and choose your donation amount. Search for 'Center for Southeast Asian Studies' as the recipient, then put 'podcast' as your donation's special instruction. Your donation goes towards paying our student workers and mainta...

In this episode we sit down with anthropologist Nam Kim and discuss the Underpinnings of Ancient Vietnam Help sustain the podcast by becoming a subscriber. For $7 per month or $1.75 per episode, you can help make future episodes possible. Visit https://foundation.myniu.com/give.php and choose your donation amount. Search for 'Center for Southeast Asian Studies' as the recipient, then put 'podcast'...

Today we sit down with Tomoyuki Shibata and Jim Wilson and discuss sustainable development goals in Myanmar Help sustain the podcast by becoming a subscriber. For $7 per month or $1.75 per episode, you can help make future episodes possible. Visit https://foundation.myniu.com/give.php and choose your donation amount. Search for 'Center for Southeast Asian Studies' as the recipient, then put 'podca...

Today Eric Jones sits down with Aarie Glas, Alice Ba and John Brandon as they share insights from the ASEAN@50 conference Help sustain the podcast by becoming a subscriber. For $7 per month or $1.75 per episode, you can help make future episodes possible. Visit https://foundation.myniu.com/give.php and choose your donation amount. Search for 'Center for Southeast Asian Studies' as the recipient, t...

Join me as we sit down with Claire Chu and Layla Mustapha to discuss the preservation of refugee cultural heritage Clara Chu is the director of the Morten Center for international library programs at the university of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and Laila Mustafa is the Middle East and North Africa and librarian at the university of Illinois at Urbanna-Champaign Help sustain the podcast by becomi...

Today we sit down with Kanjana Thepboriruk and we discuss her historical research: Mandating Modernity and the New Thai Womanhood Help sustain the podcast by becoming a subscriber. For $7 per month or $1.75 per episode, you can help make future episodes possible. Visit https://foundation.myniu.com/give.php and choose your donation amount. Search for 'Center for Southeast Asian Studies' as the reci...

In this episode, we sit down with Bradley Camp Davis and talk about his impressive new book, Imperial Bandits: Outlaws and Rebels in the China-Vietnam Borderlands Help sustain the podcast by becoming a subscriber. For $7 per month or $1.75 per episode, you can help make future episodes possible. Visit https://foundation.myniu.com/give.php and choose your donation amount. Search for 'Center for Sou...

Richard Cooler, Catherine Raymond and Eric Jones sit down with archaeologist Alison Carter and we look beyond the temples to exciting new archaeology that may help rewrite the history of on of the works great civilizations: Angkor A comprehensive archaeological map of the world's largest preindustrial settlement complex at Angkor, Cambodia: http://www.pnas.org/content/104/36/14277.abstract Uncover...

Help sustain the podcast by becoming a subscriber. For $7 per month or $1.75 per episode, you can help make future episodes possible. Visit https://foundation.myniu.com/give.php and choose your donation amount. Search for 'Center for Southeast Asian Studies' as the recipient, then put 'podcast' as your donation's special instruction. Your donation goes towards paying our student workers and mainta...

Help sustain the podcast by becoming a subscriber. For $7 per month or $1.75 per episode, you can help make future episodes possible. Visit https://foundation.myniu.com/give.php and choose your donation amount. Search for 'Center for Southeast Asian Studies' as the recipient, then put 'podcast' as your donation's special instruction. Your donation goes towards paying our student workers and mainta...

A special double edition of the podcast. The first is a roundtable discussion on the history of the CIA in Southeast Asia and the second is a look at current events involving the Central Intelligence Agency. Help sustain the podcast by becoming a subscriber. For $7 per month or $1.75 per episode, you can help make future episodes possible. Visit https://foundation.myniu.com/give.php and choose you...

In this episode, Dr. Eric Jones sits down with , outspoken Burmese activist and poet KoKo Thett Help sustain the podcast by becoming a subscriber. For $7 per month or $1.75 per episode, you can help make future episodes possible. Visit https://foundation.myniu.com/give.php and choose your donation amount. Search for 'Center for Southeast Asian Studies' as the recipient, then put 'podcast' as your...

In this special fusion-music episode, Kanjana and I are joined in studio by Thai music director Chamni Sripraram and steel drum composer Yuko Asada. Together we learn about the process of fusing these dynamic and diverse music traditions. After our conversation, stay tuned to hear the world premiere performance of Ponglang music for steel pan Help sustain the podcast by becoming a subscriber. For...

In this episode, Kenton Clymer and I talk to Jovan Čavoški and we explore some of the fascinating Cold War connections between Tito's Yugoslavia and Burma. Help sustain the podcast by becoming a subscriber. For $7 per month or $1.75 per episode, you can help make future episodes possible. Visit https://foundation.myniu.com/give.php and choose your donation amount. Search for 'Center for Southeast...

In this episode, I sit down with Cambodia and US Foreign Relations expert Dr. Matt Jagel as we do a deep dive into his groundbreaking research on Cambodian Nationalist Son Ngoc Thanh and a shallow plunge into the world of Southeast Asian beers. Help sustain the podcast by becoming a subscriber. For $7 per month or $1.75 per episode, you can help make future episodes possible. Visit https://foundat...

In this episode we sit down with Maitrii Aung-Thwin, Kallen Terry and Sally Bamford to discuss the Return of the Galon King and to explore how we know what we know in Southeast Asian studies Help sustain the podcast by becoming a subscriber. For $7 per month or $1.75 per episode, you can help make future episodes possible. Visit https://foundation.myniu.com/give.php and choose your donation amount...

In this special episode we sit down with musicians and musicologists Naomi Gingold, Heather MacLachlan, Gavin Douglas and Michael McSweeney to explore a broad spectrum of music in Burma. Help sustain the podcast by becoming a subscriber. For $7 per month or $1.75 per episode, you can help make future episodes possible. Visit https://foundation.myniu.com/give.php and choose your donation amount. Se...