Oh! I Didn't Know That

English Service,Rti

Welcome to Oh! I Didn’t Know That, the show where curiosity takes the lead! Each episode, we explore something new, from unexpected discoveries to fresh ideas, from Taiwan to the rest of the world. What do you want to know?

  1. 09/08/2025

    Navigating Taiwan's healthcare system: with Carrie Kellenberger

    In this week's episode of Oh, I Didn't Know That, Amber talks with Carrie Kellenberger about her journey of navigating Taiwan's healthcare system as a foreigner with a chronic autoimmune disease. This is part two of our interview, head over to part one to hear an introduction to Carrie and experience with having Axial spondyloarthritis (axSpA), a type of inflammatory arthritis. You can visit Carrie's website at www.myseveralworlds.com to find out about her health advocacy work!

  2. 02/08/2025

    Carrie Kellenberger Part 1: Understanding autoimmune diseases

    In this episode of Oh, I Didn't Know That, Amber talks with Carrie Kellenberger, who shares her journey living with multiple autoimmune diseases, particularly axial spondyloarthritis, also known as axSpA. She discusses the challenges of diagnosis, the importance of awareness, and the need for better support systems for those with chronic illnesses.

  3. 26/07/2025

    Health Literacy with Orkan Okan: Part 2

    In today's episode we are back with Orkan Okan talking about Health Literacy. Amber and Orkan explore the importance of early intervention in health literacy, the impact of social determinants, and the role of organizations in promoting health literacy. Orkan also gives some practical advice for individuals looking to enhance their health literacy skills.

  4. 19/07/2025

    Health Literacy with Orkan Okan

    In this episode Amber speaks with Orkan Okan, who holds positions including Professor of Health Literacy at Technical University in Munich, Director of the WHO Collaborating Center for Health Literacy and President of the International Health Literacy Association. We discuss his path into working on health literacy, why it is important, how it can be measured and how the internet and AI impacts health literacy in both positive and negative ways.

  5. 12/07/2025

    Empowering Health Literacy in Asia

    Today we explore the role of the Asian Health Literacy Association in promoting health literacy across Asia, discussing ongoing research initiatives, the importance of educating future generations, and the need for policy changes to integrate health literacy into healthcare systems. We also discuss the challenges and opportunities presented by AI and the necessity for interdisciplinary cooperation, along with a vision for a digitalized future in health literacy.

  6. 05/07/2025

    Investing in innovation with Grove Ventures' Dov Moran (Part 2)

    This episode is the second of Amber's interview with Dov Moran, managing partner of Grove Ventures, discussing his investment in Israeli startups, the importance of resilience in entrepreneurship, and the unique qualities that make successful founders. Dov shares insights on the deep tech sector, Israel's role in global technology, and offers advice for aspiring entrepreneurs.

  7. 28/06/2025

    The People Will Win: Keeping Myanmar’s Fight for Democracy Alive (Feat. Journalist Adam Bemma and a Member of the Myanmar Diaspora)

    The military coup in Myanmar once captured international attention, but the spotlight has faded. For those living through it, though, the story never stopped. In February 2021, Myanmar’s military seized power in a violent coup that drew widespread global condemnation, for a time. Since then, thousands have died and millions have been displaced. Journalists have been arrested, media organizations forced into exile, and press freedom extinguished. Resistance groups have taken up arms in a fractured but determined struggle. And inside the country, courageous citizen journalists continue to report the truth, often at great personal risk, so the world will not forget.  In a world where headlines shift by the hour and global focus jumps from one crisis to the next, some stories risk disappearing entirely. But for the people of Myanmar, the crisis remains real and ongoing. In this episode of Oh! I Didn’t Know That, Canadian journalist Adam Bemma, who works for the exiled broadcaster Democratic Voice of Burma and a member of the Myanmar diaspora living in Taiwan, reflect on what life was like before the coup, how the crackdown unfolded, and how press freedom collapsed. They speak about the rise of citizen journalism, the bravery of those still reporting, and the resilience of a people refusing to give up on democracy, both inside the country and beyond its borders.

  8. 22/06/2025

    Navigating Mobile Phone Restriction in Schools

    In this episode, Amber talks with Mr. Lin Shuo-chieh of the National Federation of Education Unions. The conversation focuses on the new proposal regarding the restriction of mobile phone use in schools, discussing the current challenges, the impact on students, and the need for clearer regulations and support for schools. Mr. Lin highlights the importance of guidelines regarding device management and the need for more responsibilty over the details of the proposal in order to avoid potential conflicts and impacts on teachers.

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Welcome to Oh! I Didn’t Know That, the show where curiosity takes the lead! Each episode, we explore something new, from unexpected discoveries to fresh ideas, from Taiwan to the rest of the world. What do you want to know?

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