People throughout the world share far more in common with one another than folks realize. In the ratings games of our competitive world, we begin to hear the world in bizarre tones, tuning into our podcast to hear intercultural harmony. The Bridge Podcast is a reminder of our connectivity. Every day in China a father holds his daughter’s hand as they walk to school. So too in America. We remind folks that grandmothers in America are excited their kids are coming home for Christmas and that in China grandfathers await their grandkids at Lunar New Year.

The podcast got 4.5 points on Apple Podcasts. Listeners are from both Western countries and Asian countries. The frequency of The Bridge podcast is to three new episodes per week and each episode is about one hour long. While we’re bombarded with stories of potential conflict, economic and environmental catastrophes, folks all over the world simply live their lives much like elsewhere. It’s important we connect through our commonalities. Our guests range from experts to school teachers. We showcase the ideas of professors, stand-up comedians, actors, CGI experts from Star Wars, British and American English teachers in China, and more. Our goal is to show the common bonds our human families share from one end of the world to the other.

<p>People throughout the world share far more in common with one another than folks realize. In the ratings games of our competitive world, we begin to hear the world in bizarre tones, tuning into our podcast to hear intercultural harmony. The Bridge Podcast is a reminder of our connectivity. Every day in China a father holds his daughter’s hand as they walk to school. So too in America. We remind folks that grandmothers in America are excited their kids are coming home for Christmas and that in China grandfathers await their grandkids at Lunar New Year.</p>
<p>The podcast got 4.5 points on Apple Podcasts. Listeners are from both Western countries and Asian countries. The frequency of The Bridge podcast is to three new episodes per week and each episode is about one hour long. While we’re bombarded with stories of potential conflict, economic and environmental catastrophes, folks all over the world simply live their lives much like elsewhere. It’s important we connect through our commonalities. Our guests range from experts to school teachers. We showcase the ideas of professors, stand-up comedians, actors, CGI experts from Star Wars, British and American English teachers in China, and more. Our goal is to show the common bonds our human families share from one end of the world to the other.</p>

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