
Ottawa's weekly Vietnamese language community radio show.
Hosted by: Minhtri Truong and Thu Anh Nguyen
Airs: Every Saturday from 5:30 PM to 6:00 PM
Join Minhtri Truong, King Kimbit (Nguyen Anh Thu) and QD Nong for Ottawa's weekly Vietnamese language community radio show.
Hosted by: Minhtri Truong and Thu Anh Nguyen
Airs: Every Saturday from 5:30 PM to 6:00 PM
Join Minhtri Truong, King Kimbit (Nguyen Anh Thu) and QD Nong for Ottawa's weekly Vietnamese language community radio show.
Spirit Of Vietnam
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Apr. 5, 2025 | Minhtri Truong | A look at composer Trường Sa, his life and some of his best known songs such as "Xin còn gọi tên nhau" and "Một mai em đi" (by Hoài Nam, Australia-based SBS) |
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Mar. 29, 2025 | Minhtri Truong | From the BBC, a look at whether and when Vietnam will catch up to Thailand in its development. From France-based RFI, a discussion whether Donald Trump's withdrawal of support to Ukraine could happen to US ties with Vietnam. |
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Mar. 22, 2025 | QD Nong | News related to: human rights in Vietnam, South China Sea (RFA) and article about Tóc Xưa by poet Dương văn Thiệt composed by song writer Ngô Thụy Miên touched by the author's love for his deceased wife into two songs in major and minor keys (SBS). |
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Mar. 15, 2025 | QD Nong | Article about: Vietnam, South China Sea, China: Will President Donald Trump "give it up" like he did with Ukraine? (RFI) and story about 'Em Lễ Chùa Này' a song by Phạm Duy was set to music from the poem 'Thoáng Hương Qua' by Phạm Thiên Thư (SBS). |
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Mar. 8, 2025 | QD Nong | News related to human rights in Vietnam (RFA, VOA) and songs commemorating International Women's Day. |
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Mar. 1, 2025 | QD Nong | News related to human rights in Vietnam (RFA) and story about an immortal musical compositions of composer Phạm Đình Chương, “Mộng dưới hoa”, a song inspired by two poems: “Tự tình dưới hoa” and “Xuôi dòng mộng ảo” of the poet Đinh Hùng in the late 50s. |
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