Ep.1. Life of freelance science journalists in Southeast Asia

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Monsoon

Yao-Hua Law

6 episodes

6 days ago

Exploring Southeast Asia through science. Casual chats with scientists and science journalists in the region. More goodies at https://scienceilluminates.com/monsoon/ Follow @monsoon_podcast

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Exploring Southeast Asia through science. Casual chats with scientists and science journalists in the region. More goodies at https://scienceilluminates.com/monsoon/ Follow @monsoon_podcast

Science

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Ep.1. Life of freelance science journalists in Southeast Asia

Monsoon

33 minutes 4 seconds

4 years ago

Ep.1. Life of freelance science journalists in Southeast Asia

Science journalists Dyna Rochmyaningsih (Indonesia), Sandy Ong (Singapore), and I talk about our careers and its joy (it's a career for the curious!) and pain (show me the money, please). Show recorded on 2 Feb 2021. Detailed notes and goodies at https://scienceilluminates.com/monsoon/

Resources mentioned in show

The Open Notebook. This is my first reference for everything science journalism
Science journalists to follow, as recommended on show: Rachel Nuwer; Harry Sujardi; Ahmad Arif
The World Federation of Science Journalists