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台灣人台灣事

台灣人台灣事

Hena Ma

《台灣人台灣事》全台語Podcast,是一個從社會關懷的視角探索台灣文化和時事的節目。這裡可聽到傳統文化習俗的由來、性別文化的反思、時事和政策的歷史發展脈絡、以及精采的生命故事。歡迎來信 henama2020@gmail.com,網站: www.cultivataiwan.com,粉專 facebook.com/HenamaTaiwan。贊助節目 https://p.ecpay.com.tw/B3A47EF ; https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/henama 。

410 - 400 啉酒講台灣
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  • 410 - 400 啉酒講台灣

    啉酒是自早就有的文化,毋過啥物時陣啉?佮誰啉?按怎啉?是一直咧改變。啥物時陣才規定未成年袂使啉?日本時代按怎叫人莫啉酒?啉酒傷身毋過嘛是一種能力?〈酒矸通賣無〉、〈杯底不可飼金魚〉背後閣有啥物故事?這集紹介台灣人啉酒的矛盾。

    Lim-chiú sī chū-chá chiū ū ê bûn-hoà, m̄-koh siáⁿ-mih sî-chūn lim? Kap siáng lim? Án-chóaⁿ lim? Sī it-ti̍t teh kái-piàn. Siáⁿ-mih sî-chūn chiah kui-tēng bī-sêng-liân bē-sái lim? Ji̍t-pún sî-tāi án-chóaⁿ kiò lâng mài lim-chiú? Lim-chiú siong-sin m̄-koh mā-sī chi̍t-chióng lêng-le̍k? "Chiú-kan Thang Bē Bô", "Poe-té Put-khó Chhī Kim-hî" poē-āu koh ū siáⁿ-mih kò͘-sū? Chit-chi̍p siāu-kài Tâi-oân-lâng lim-chiú ê mâu-tún.

    Drinking alcohol has been part of the culture since long ago, but when to drink, with whom to drink, and how to drink have always been changing. When was it first decided that minors couldn't drink? During the Japanese colonial era, how did people tell others not to drink? Drinking harms the body — but is it also a kind of skill? What stories lie behind the songs "Bottles for Sale" (酒矸通賣無) and "Don't Keep Goldfish at the Bottom of Your Cup" (杯底不可飼金魚)? This episode introduces the contradictions in Taiwanese drinking culture.

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    Thu, 16 Jul 2026 - 14min
  • 409 - 399 牛奶的百年身世

    台灣本底無奶牛,這陣逐人攏有通啉牛奶。對外國人飼黃牛揤奶,到日本人引進奶牛、戰後逐人學泡牛奶,牛奶對補品變做日常食物經過百外冬。過去有人提牛奶粉飼豬,寒人閣有牛奶產量傷濟的問題。這集來講台灣人啉牛奶的故事。

    Tâi-oân pún-té bô ling-gû, chit-chūn ta̍k-lâng lóng ū-thang lim gû-ling. Tuì gōa-kok-lâng chhī n̂g-gû chhi̍h-ling, kàu Ji̍t-pún-lâng ín-chìn ling-gû, chiàn-āu ta̍k-lâng o̍h phàu gû-ling, gû-ling tuì póo-phín piàn-chò ji̍t-siông chia̍h-mi̍h, keng-kòe pah-gōa tang. Kòe-khì ū-lâng the̍h gû-ling-hún chhī ti, kôaⁿ--lâng koh ū gû-ling sán-liōng siuⁿ-chē ê būn-tê. Chit chi̍p lâi kóng Tâi-oân-lâng lim gû-ling ê kò͘-sū.

    Taiwan didn't originally have dairy cows, but these days, everyone has milk to drink. It took a while to get here. At first, foreigners milked local cattle. Then the Japanese brought in proper dairy cows. After the war, people learned to mix powdered milk. Over a hundred years or so, milk went from a rare tonic to something we drink every day. Along the way, there were some odd chapters too: people once fed milk powder to pigs, and dairy farmers sometimes struggled with too much milk in winter. This episode tells the story of how Taiwan came to drink milk.

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    Thu, 09 Jul 2026 - 15min
  • 408 - 398 來挖黃金的外位人

    這馬金仔誠貴,台灣往過嘛有黃金。本集講黃金的歷史佮九份、金瓜石「上品送金九」的年代,看顏雲年按怎對巡查變頭家。主要講日本時代為著挖金仔,閣對外口揣人來鬥挖;溫洲寮按怎變做啄鼻仔寮,介紹來金瓜石挖礦的外位人。

    Chit-má kim-á chiâⁿ kùi, Tâi-oân íng-kòe mā ū n̂g-kim. Pún-chi̍p kóng n̂g-kim ê le̍k-sú kap Káu-hūn, Kim-koe-chio̍h "Siōng-phín sàng Kim-Káu" ê nî-tāi, khòaⁿ Gân Hûn-nî án-chóaⁿ tùi sûn-cha piàn thâu-ke. Chú-iàu kóng Ji̍t-pún sî-tāi ūi-tio̍h ó͘ kim-á, koh tùi gōa-kháu chhōe lâng lâi tàu ó͘; Un-chiu-liâu án-chóaⁿ piàn-chò Tok-phīⁿ-á-liâu, kài-siāu lâi Kim-koe-chio̍h ó͘-khòng ê gōa-ūi-lâng.

    Gold is extremely expensive these days, but Taiwan actually had its own gold in the past. This episode traces the history of gold mining and looks at how Yan Yun-nian rose from a police patrolman to a mining tycoon. The main focus is on how, during the Japanese colonial period, people dug for gold and even recruited foreigners from abroad to help with the mining; it also covers how Wenzhou Camp came to be nicknamed "Foreigners' Camp," introducing the foreigners who came to Jinguashi to work the mines.

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    Thu, 02 Jul 2026 - 12min
  • 407 - 297 販仔間佮大飯店

    出門旅行欲去佗位隔暝? 馬偕去新竹歇暝,枕頭是石頭,壁角全蜘蛛絲!對販仔間到日本時代氣派的台灣鐵道飯店, koh有1959年一件害死人的「妨害風化」案, 改變戒嚴時的旅館臨檢。這集講百外冬來, 台灣的旅社按怎變化?

    Chhut-mn̂g lú-hêng beh khì tó-uī keh-mê? Má-kai khì Sin-tek hioh-mê, chím-thâu sī chio̍h-thâu, piah-kak choân ti-tu-si! Tùi hoàn-á-keng kàu Ji̍t-pún sî-tāi khì-phài ê Tâi-oân Thih-tō Pn̄g-tiàm, koh ū 1959 nî chi̍t kiaⁿ hāi-sí-lâng ê "hông-hāi hong-hoà" àn, kái-piàn kài-giâm sî ê lú-koán lîm-kiám. Chit chi̍p kóng pah-gōa tang lâi, Tâi-oân ê lú-siā án-chóaⁿ piàn-hòa?

    Where do you stay overnight when you're traveling? When Mackay stopped in Hsinchu, his pillow was a stone slab and the corners of the room were covered in cobwebs! From cheap inns built for traveling merchants to the grand Taiwan Railway Hotel of the Japanese colonial era — plus a tragic 1959 "public indecency" case that changed hotel inspections under martial law — this episode traces how Taiwan's hotels have evolved over the past hundred-plus years.

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    Thu, 25 Jun 2026 - 14min
  • 406 - 396 五日節kah虎

    台灣無虎,毋過有足濟虎的風俗佮文化。對虎頭山、虎仔芳、虎疫到虎爺公,虎的形象有好、有䆀。按怎會害人的虎會變做囡仔神?咱來講台灣虎的文化意涵。

    Tâi-oân bô hó͘, m̄-koh ū chiok chōe hó͘ ê hong-sio̍k kap bûn-hòa. Tuì Hó͘-thâu-soaⁿ, hó͘-á-phang, hó͘-e̍k kàu Hó͘-iâ-kong, hó͘ ê hêng-siōng ū hó, ū bái. Án-choáⁿ ē hāi-lâng ê hó͘ ē piàn-chò gín-á-sîn? Lán lâi kóng Tâi-oân hó͘ ê bûn-hòa ì-hâm.

    Taiwan has no tigers — yet it is rich with tiger customs and culture. From Tiger Head Mountain and tiger-shaped fragrant sachets, to tiger plague and the Tiger Lord, the tiger's image cuts both ways: a force for good and a harbinger of harm. So how did a creature feared as a man-eater come to be venerated as a guardian of children? Let us explore the cultural significance of the tiger in Taiwan.

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    Thu, 18 Jun 2026 - 14min
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