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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 Satur ...
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These podcasts are part of the parallel project learning system. As an accredited training provider, they are based on the APM Body of Knowledge and can be used standalone or in conjunction with the Parallel study guides, on-line e-learning and workshops. Visit our website, www.parallelprojecttraining.com, for full details. We're with you all the way
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Later on the show, we’re taking you on a musical trip to the Middle East with the newly formed The Saffron. The quartet’s members will be with us to tell us about their passion for traditional Middle Eastern music. Tradition is also an inspiration for ...By Radio Television Hong Kong
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The moon has long fascinated artists and poets. It has also inspired local media artist Phoebe Hui for several years. The Works featured her exhibition “The Moon Is Leaving Us” four years ago. Her new exhibition at the Oi! Street Art Space comes down ...By Radio Television Hong Kong
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A few months ago, we featured the Picasso exhibition at M+ and talked to the curators about the works on show and the thinking behind the exhibition. We also featured Sin Wai Kin, a Canadian-based Asian artist whose work was included in the exhibition...By Radio Television Hong Kong
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Robert Honstein is a New York-based Emmy-nominated composer of orchestral, chamber, vocal and film music. He was in Hong Kong last month for a concert with Matthew Lau and his percussion group Up:Strike. While he was here, Honstein joined Lau and sopra...By Radio Television Hong Kong
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Hong Kong pianists are increasingly making waves in the international music scene. Last week, Aristo Sham, Gold Medallist in the 2025 Van Cliburn International Piano Competition, was with us to talk about his experience of that competition. This week w...By Radio Television Hong Kong
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In April, the Hong Kong Arts Development Council announced that after more than ten years, M+ will no longer be overseeing Hong Kong’s entry to the Venice Biennale. The Hong Kong Museum of Art will take over for the 2026 biennale and will be presenting...By Radio Television Hong Kong
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Many of the Francophiles among you have probably attended several of the events presented as part of this year’s Le French May Arts Festival. If you’ve missed out, here’s a bit of a chance to catch up. We’re bringing you highlights of two very differen...By Radio Television Hong Kong
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The aesthetics and design of Hong Kong’s public housing estates have inspired many creative minds and influencers. Photographs, illustrations, and oral history projects have documented the rainbow-coloured facades of Choi Hung Estate, the bicylindrical...By Radio Television Hong Kong
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The title of this year’s Design Trust Futures Festival is “The Art of Transformation”. The three-month programme at Murray House features works by more than 60 designers, artists, architects, and focuses on sustainability, culture, and heritage in Hong...By Radio Television Hong Kong
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Discover how to transform your project management skills and boost your team's success with our latest episode of Project Management Insights. Can the right project lifecycle model make or break your project? Join me, Neil, as we dissect the three main lifecycle approaches: Predictive, Iterative, and Agile. Each offers distinct frameworks tailored …
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Ever wondered about the fundamental differences between a project and ongoing operations? This week's Project Insights tackles the core question: What exactly is a project? We'll delve into the formal definitions, explore the unique attributes of projects (like their temporary nature and defined objectives), and discuss why having a clear understan…
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Pina Bausch’s dance theatre group, Tanztheater Wuppertal has appeared in Hong Kong many times, at the invitation of the Hong Kong Arts Festival, to perform such iconic works such as “The Window Washer”, “Café Müller”, “The Rite of Spring”, “Carnations”...By Radio Television Hong Kong
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Cirque du Soleil’s theatrical, character and story-driven approach, involving no animals and relying solely on the skills of human performers, makes the Canadian company’s circus shows unique. In 2005, The Works went to in Cyberport to film, under the ...By Radio Television Hong Kong
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Last week, we introduced a concert by the jazz string Korvi Quartet, presented as part of Le French May, that featured music inspired by cocktail pairings. Today we’re featuring French music, specifically French chamber music by 19th to 21st century co...By Radio Television Hong Kong
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Cooking has been transformed into an artistic practice to explore the social dimension of art for over half a century. One of the most recognised artists in the field is New York-based Thai artist, Rirkrit Tiravanija who, in 1990, cooked Pad Thai in a ...By Radio Television Hong Kong
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A visual artist who likes to break down barriers in communication: Xu Bing is known for incorporating words and characters into his art to explore the role of language and text in human life. The Hong Kong Museum of Art is currently featuring a hybrid ...By Radio Television Hong Kong
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Few artists have gone through as many changes in style as Pablo Picasso. Despite the frequent transformations in his work, he once said, “Variation does not mean evolution”. At M+ in West Kowloon, you can currently see, on loan from Musée National Pica...By Radio Television Hong Kong
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Are you involved in Change Management? Do you want to hear from a leading industry expert on Why Change Management is of Strategic Importance in Today's World?This webinar recorded in March 2025 was with special guest and renowned TED Talk Speaker Eddie Obeng MBA, PhD, discussing why change management is so inextricably linked with project manageme…
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In part two of this week’s show, it’s time for a “Bedroom Party”, and in case you’re wondering what on earth we’re talking about, we’re introducing Lilong and Tommy. They named the band they formed five years ago “Bedroom Party” because they’d both sta...By Radio Television Hong Kong
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The 17th March is Saint Patrick’s Day, which commemorates the death of Ireland’s foremost patron saint. It’s celebrated, officially or unofficially, everywhere Irish people have emigrated. On the show later, we’ll be discovering more about what’s happe...By Radio Television Hong Kong
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Ever feel like your projects are spiralling out of control? This week on Project Insights, we tackle the Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) – your secret weapon for project success. We'll break down what a WBS is, why it's essential, and how to create one that actually works. Get ready to organise your projects like a pro!…
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Today, books and other print publications are mostly printed by computerised typesetting or offset printing. For a long time though, two different and traditional printing methods dominated: movable type and lithography. At one time there were 200 prin...By Radio Television Hong Kong
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For those familiar with local art and artists, the paintings of Chu Hing-wah, depicting Hong Kong’s everyday life and community are easily recognised and highly relatable. The Works has featured Chu and his works several times, and this week we have a ...By Radio Television Hong Kong
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AI is transforming industries left, right, and centre. And guess what? The world of PPPs is no exception. For those unfamiliar, PPPs are collaborations between governments and private companies to develop big infrastructure projects—things like roads, railways, and even smart city tech. These projects are massive, complex, and take decades to compl…
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We have a doctor in the house later, or rather in the studio, but don’t worry, no one here is going through a medical emergency. Ryan Cheung is not only a doctor but also a singer-songwriter. He took a six-month sabbatical to pursue his love for music....By Radio Television Hong Kong
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"Explain," "analyse," "compare"... these command verbs can make or break your APM exam performance. This episode of Project Insights breaks down the most common command verbs used in project management exams, explaining what each one means and how to tailor your answers accordingly.By www.trainingbytesize.com
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Welcome to our short series of micro lessons in Project Management. Maximising project benefits isn't just about financial returns; it's also about keeping stakeholders happy. This episode of Project Insights delves into the strategies and techniques for managing benefits effectively while ensuring stakeholder satisfaction. We'll explore how to ali…
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From initial planning to final delivery, scope management is crucial for project success. This episode of Project Insights explores the key processes and techniques involved in defining, documenting, and controlling project scope. We'll discuss how to avoid scope creep, manage changes effectively, and ensure your project delivers the intended value…
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What's the difference between a waterfall and an agile lifecycle? Which approach is best for my project? This week on Project Insights, we answer these questions and more, exploring the critical role of project lifecycles in project success. Learn how to select the right framework for your project and maximise your chances of delivering on time and…
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Project management can seem daunting, but it doesn't have to be. In this episode on Micro Lessons in Project Management, we break down the fundamentals of Project Management in a clear and accessible way. Whether you're a seasoned professional or just starting out, this episode will provide valuable insights and practical tips.…
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According to the Chinese Lunar calendar, this is the Year of the Wood Snake. In Chinese literature and mythology, the snake is an ambiguous symbol. On the one hand, it’s associated with darkness, deceit, maliciousness and fear. On the other, it’s thoug...By Radio Television Hong Kong
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I’m often asked how best to approach revising for the PMQ exam by people who are thinking of taking it and, somewhat expectedly, from people who are sitting the course with the exam booked and in the forefront of their minds. I had a think about what kinds of advice I give to people and decided to try and consolidate it in a single podcast so that …
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2025 updated Podcast on the new 2024 APM PMQ Online and Classroom Workshops and Exams. An invaluable insight for anyone taking APM PMQ training, and their APM PMQ Exam, with a number of hints and tips on the new exam format and what to expect. Written by Callum, lead APM Trainer for training byte size ltd. The new PMQ exam format, which is a two an…
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A project life cycle provides a structured framework for managing a project from initiation to closure. It outlines the phases a project typically goes through, the activities within each phase, and the deliverables required at each stage. Think of it as a roadmap guiding your project journey. This short podcast explores the different types of Proj…
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Maximising Benefits and Stakeholder Satisfaction in Projects We've explored the building blocks of project management. Now, it's time to shift our focus to the ultimate goals: realising project benefits and achieving stakeholder satisfaction. Benefits Management: Delivering Value Beyond the Project Benefits management goes beyond simply delivering …
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Last year was celebrated as the 150th anniversary of the birth of the Impressionist movement. To mark the occasion, a selection of masterpieces from the Musee de l’Orangerie and the Musee d’Orsay tracing the life and work of Paul Cezanne and Auguste Re...By Radio Television Hong Kong
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