CDHK reporter Jenny Wang joins the podcast to talk about the fast fashion industry and its devastating effects on the environment, a topic that gets limited exposure in mainstream discussion.

CDHK reporter, Kathy Zhang, joins the podcast to talk about her recently published story, where spoke to an environmentalist in the city and shares his incredible story of choosing to live a sustainable and green lifestyle in the rural area. In addition, Kathy published a personal log at the same time where she documents her own experience undertaking a 14-day challenge of low-carbon living.

Angelo Giuliano, A HK based Swiss financial consultant and political commentator, shares his thoughts on what the New LegCo system, as well as Beijing's White Paper on Hong Kong's democracy, mean for the city's future.

Hong Kong is the most expensive city in the world to buy a house and it takes more than 18 years for an average resident to buy a 250-square-foot-house. CDHK video producer George Chan joins the podcast to talk about his documentary on his journey finding a home in the city.

The burgeoning femtech (female technology) market in the Greater Bay Area is helping solve long overdue issues involving women’s health-related problems. CDHK reporter Shuman Chen joins the podcast. 

The Hong Kong government has announced a string of environmental policies and initiatives this year, including the waste charging scheme, and the goal of zero-landfill by 2035. CDHK multimedia reporter Chloe Feng joins the podcast.

Rebecca Lo joins the podcast to chat about the growing trend of urban farming in HK during the pandemic.

Are the robots coming for us in Hong Kong? Not exactly. But the pandemic has given way for more social robots in society. CDHK multimedia reporter Miriam Zhang joins the podcast to share insight. 

CDHK reporter Xinlan Zheng joins the podcast to talk about the craze over NFT (nonfungible tokens). 

We chat with CDHK reporter Jenny Wang on the rise in child abuse cases in Hong Kong during the pandemic.