Police Report is a weekly 5 minutes TV programme jointly produced by Radio Television Hong Kong and Hong Kong Police Force. Primarily it aims at appealing to the general public the recent crime trends, and giving crime prevention advises. The programme is aired every Monday on RTHK31 at 17:55.
Categories: Government
Tags: Police Report, RTHK, 香港電台
A fast moving and topical business and finance show bringing you breaking business and economic news and financial market updates. Join our team and their expert guests for analysis and discussion on the day’s top business stories live every weekday morning 8.05am to 9am (HKT) on RTHK Radio 3. Listen live here https://www.rthk.hk/radio/radio3 Find us on Facebook, on Twitter @MoneyTalkRadio3, or email us at moneytalk@rthk.hk
Categories: Business
Welcome to the Teen Time page on RTHK Radio 3! Don’t miss these features: ‘BackStage’ – Alyson brings us a daily celebrity interview. ‘Artist Profile’ – Simon Willson introduces us to a popular artist/ band. ‘SongBite’ – We break down the lyrics behind one of your favourite songs. ‘Question of the Week’ – A special prize up for grabs every week! ‘Request’ – SMS us on 61343053 or email us to teentime@rthk.hk ! And: Monday – ‘StyleFyle’ – Jennifer Su brings us her guidelines to fashion and trends, with health tips and stylish advices bi-weekly. – ‘Monday Wrap’ – Steve James gives us a weekly highlight of interesting newsworthy topics. Tuesday – ‘Open Space’ – Students from Hong Kong come on air to express their views. – ‘Level Up’ – A taste of student interviews by Kely Support Group’s podcast – “This Hong Kong Life” Wednesday – ‘Around Town’ – Thomas Latter takes us to check out the coolest & funniest events/ activites in the town, and alternatively, he reviews the latest movies for us on ‘Latter on Film’ Thursday -‘Open Space’ – Again, students from Hong Kong come on air to express their views – Level Up – Academic and career mentors on “I Am…” Youth Portal, a St James’ Settlement x Hang Seng Bank collaboration, tell Alyson what teenagers are curious about. Friday – ‘Savvy Earth Savers ‘ – Cruzanne Macalligan shares with you some smart, easy and creative ways to protect our planet – ‘Sports Around the World’ – Ben Cullen gives us a weekly update on what’s happening in the world of sports, with insider interviews, every Friday. Plus ‘Celeb News’ and the hottest new tunes, it’s Teen Time on Radio 3! Podcast of Teen Time – the highlighted features of Teen Time – is available after its broadcast. Last but the least, don’t miss Teen Time@ Facebook, instagram: teentimer3 Catch it live: Monday to Friday 9pm – 10pm (*except holidays)
Categories: Kids & Family
The ten episodes of “Their Love Stories” will be based on ten families, with the younger generations investigating the love stories of the older generations as the main storyline. The love stories of parents or grandparents could be burgeoned in predicament with mutual love and care; they could be grown by mutual respects with discontent stands in the way; they could be lifetime affection; and they could be lifelong regrets. The perception of romance from the two generations can be comprehended in the course of investigation. Besides the loves stories, what matters more is that the younger generations will better understand the older generations, and learn the ambience and environment of different eras in Hong Kong. The programme is filmed as a documentary, from the first-person perspective of the youth. Through interviews with elders and relatives, and searching for photos and letters, youngsters seek to understand the stories of parents or grandparents in their days. During the investigation, the youngsters’ personal feelings and perception of love interweave, and at the same time, changes of relationship between the youngsters and their families are recorded. The programme ends with a love letter written by the younger generations for the older generations, with the content supplemented by aesthetic mood and images, in a bid to let the audience feel its sentiment.
Categories: Kids & Family
This is the 19th series of ‘Hong Kong Stories’ with the main theme on Hong Kong’s Classic Brands. Starting from the early 19th century to the latest 21st century, Hong Kong people’s daily live are filled with different necessities and products. Among the thousands of product brands, some were essential, some grew up with us, some changed our taste, some shaped our culture, while some disappeared and some became classics. But the truth is, all the classic brands are providing the sense of belonging, and protraying the unique stories of Hong Kong people.
Categories: Society & Culture
Tags: HONG KONG STORIES XIX - Our Classic Brands, RTHK, 香港電台
Politicians and public figures from a range of backgrounds take turns to have their say on important matters of the day in this personal view programme. Catch it live: Sunday 8:15am – 8:25am Podcast: Updated weekly and available after broadcast.
Categories: Government
Tags: Letter To Hong Kong, RTHK, 香港電台
British duo WHAM! were among the world’s biggest pop music sensations of the 1980s. Simon Napier-Bell began managing them in 1983, almost by accident. Previously he had looked after such stellar acts as The Yardbirds, Japan, T-Rex, and John Paul Young. He also co-wrote Dusty Springfield’s massive hit “You don’t have to say you love me”. In his best selling book “I’m Coming To Take You To Lunch”, he tells how he (through means legitimate…and maybe otherwise) took WHAM! to Beijing in 1985 to perform one of the most famous pop concerts of the 20th Century. In a five part adaptation written especially for Radio 3 by Simon, actor Barry O’Rorke reads this “fantastic tale of boys, booze, and how WHAM! were sold to China”. (Saturdays, 8.30am-9am) Produced by Simon Napier-Bell and Phil Whelan
Categories: Music
Tags: I'm Coming to Take You to Lunch, RTHK, Wham, 香港電台
RTHK’ s The Works focuses on Hong Kong’s arts and cultural scene. The Works features news and reviews of visual and performing arts, design, literary and other “ works ” . Added illumination comes from interviews with leading performers and producers, interspersed with updates on events affecting the development of the territory ‘s artistic and cultural life. There’s also in – most weeks – a live studio performance. The Works is aired on RTHK 32 every Wednesday at 21:30 & RTHK 31 every Saturday at 16:00. We’re on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/RTHKTheWorks/ Instagram @rthktheworks Archive available later after broadcast. ** Please note that the programme air-time on TV is different with webcast time.
Categories: Arts
RTHK Radio 3 collaborated with The MAN Hong Kong International Literary Festival 2006 as moderators of three discussion sessions and in a special series of interviews.
Categories: Arts
Tags: CANTONESE, Chinese, RADIO TELEVISION HONG KONG, RTHK, 港台, 香港電台
Packed full of entertainment “The 1 2 3 Show” is the perfect companion for your lunchtime! From current affairs to music features, you can expect the most up to date info and what’s happening around you in Hong Kong. Join me Noreen Mir, every Monday to Friday, from 1:15- 3pm. “The 1 2 3 Show”, on Radio 3.
Categories: Society & Culture
Tags: 1 2 3 Show, 123 Show, Noreen Mir, Radio 3, Radio3, RTHK, 香港電台
This is an arts education documentary series co-produced by RTHK and the Hong Kong Museum of Art. The 6-episode programme centers around the works depicting Jiangnan’s landscape, which were given to Hong Kong, created by the contemporary Chinese painting master WU Guanzhong. It will also explain in detail WU’s aesthetic perception and artistic style. The first five episodes will bring the audience to Yixing, Shaoxing, Suzhou, Zhejiang and Anhui to search for WU’s footprints during his years spent on sketching in Jiangnan, in order to present the scenery of the water town, old villages, gardens, etc. to the audience and give a more in-depth introduction on the linkage between Jiangnan and the master’s paintings; in episode 6, we will travel back from Jiangnan to Hong Kong and explain WU’s connection with Hong Kong on his art journey.
Categories: Society & Culture
Christmas Concert in the Park 2013 – Party at Tamar. A potpourri of popular band music and choral pieces, including the flute showpiece Carmen fantasy, much loved choral works The Holy City, Amazing Crace and The Heavens are Telling. Together with a Christmas Medley specially arranged by Bill connor.
Categories: Arts
Tags: Christmas Concert In The Park - Party at Tamar, RTHK, 香港電台
The programme is aired from 23 August to 04 October 2012, every Thursday evening on TVB Pearl at 18:55.
Categories: Arts
Tags: Discovering Museums II, RTHK, 香港電台
Every Saturday morning at 8.30 Chef and author Jason Black presents a new twelve part foodie series, “B is for Bacon”. With the assistance of some of the world’s great Chefs he’ll demystify classic recipes from the great food bibles such as the Escoffier Cook Book, and they’ll road test the kind of little kitchen gadgets that most chefs regard as mere toys. All of this to be washed down with some wine talk, a drop of Alphabet Soup, and other assorted culinary nonsense. Produced by Phil Whelan
Categories: Arts
Tags: B for Bacon, RTHK, 香港電台
In recent years, more and more young people quit their jobs and start their own businesses. Startups have been considered to be the engine for economic growth. According to the report of “the Startup Survey”, the number of startups in Hong Kong in 2021 has increased by 43% as compared to 2018. “Gen Z Entrepreneurs” is a case-based programme about young entrepreneurs. From ideas to practice, we shall understand their entrepreneurial process. How difficult is it to run a profitable business? Programme host LEUNG Ka-ki and veteran members of the industry will exchange views with young entrepreneurs to understand their business operations, answer their questions on operation or provide advice. In every episode, the “Meeting Room” segment will invite Chief Executive Officers or experienced operating officers from the business sector to chat with our host. Young people are always enthusiastic, and sometimes impulsive. Some people prefer dreams come first and profit put aside; while some people find their business lucrative when they give it a try, and then immediately expand their business for a greater boom. The way of doing business is that one cannot be short-sighted, but one should focus on how to sustain robust development of one’s business. Through this programme, we hope that new entrepreneurs and the public will know more about the actual situation and knowledge of business operation.
Categories: Business
Tags: Gen Z Entrepreneurs, RTHK, 香港電台
Looking up at the sky, scientists are always curious about everything happening in our universe, and they strive to explore various scientific fields without cease. Through countless observations, assumptions and verifications, scientists have tried very hard to find out and summarise the natural phenomena, thereby understanding the rules therein, but at the same time, encounter more and more irregularities and uncertainties. In all these years, Hong Kong has nurtured numerous talents in the international arena of scientific research, who carry out innovative research projects in various fields of science in an endeavour to improve people’s lives. These scientists, including LEE Hun-wei (Environmental Hydraulics), LAM Hon-ming (Life Sciences), LO Yuk-ming (Molecular Genetics), Nancy IP (Neuroscience), KWOK Sun (Astronomy) and CHE Chi-ming (Inorganic Chemistry), spare no effort in making contributions to science. Despite countless failures, they still persist in the scientific researches which they have chosen. In the end, they make breakthroughs in their researches and benefit different people. In the six one-hour episodes of documentaries, we will explore the science world and get to know about the scientists’ spirit of constant pursuit and being brave to explore on the path of seeking knowledge. With this, we hope to arouse public concern and awareness for the importance of scientific research.
Categories: Society & Culture
Tags: Our Scientists (English Version), RTHK, 香港電台
Global Perspective is an annual series in which documentary makers from around the world (including RTHK) bring together stories that offer unique perspectives and thoughts on a single theme. This year’s theme is “Old School, New School”.
Categories: Government
Tags: english, Global Perspective, RADIO TELEVISION HONG KONG, RTHK, 港台, 香港電台
RTHK’s morning news programme, keeping you up to date with the latest news from Hong Kong
Categories: News
Tags: News, RADIO TELEVISION HONG KONG, RTHK, 香港電台