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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 。

419 - 409 台北大橋頭
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  • 419 - 409 台北大橋頭

    台北的第一座大橋,全長700公尺,是1889年劉銘傳為著大稻埕賣茶的生理起造。後來日本人改做鐵橋,號做台北大橋,是台北八景之一。這集講這座橋的身世,嘛講大橋頭的發展和佇戰後的變化;對大橋頭看台北市的歷史。

    Tâi-pak ê tē-it chō tōa-kiô, choân-tn̂g chhit-pah kong-chhioh, sī 1889 nî Lâu Bêng-thoân uī-tio̍h Tōa-tiū-tiâⁿ bē-tê ê seng-lí khí-chō. Āu-lâi Ji̍t-pún-lâng kái-chò thih-kiô, hō-chò Tâi-pak Tāi-kiô, sī Tâi-pak Pat-kéng chi-it. Chit chi̍p kóng chit chō kiô ê sin-sè, mā kóng Tōa-kiô-thâu ê hoat-tián kah tī chiàn-āu ê piàn-hòa; tùi Tōa-kiô-thâu khòaⁿ Tâi-pak-chhī ê le̍k-sú.

    Taipei's first major bridge, 700 meters long in total, was built in 1889 by Lâu Bêng-thoân for the tea trade of Tōa-tiū-tiâⁿ. Later, the Japanese rebuilt it as an iron bridge and named it the Taipei Bridge, one of the "Eight Scenic Views of Taipei." This episode tells the story of this bridge's history, as well as the development of the Tōa-kiô-thâu (bridgehead) area and its changes after the war — viewing the history of Taipei City through the lens of Tōa-kiô-thâu.

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    Thu, 17 Sep 2026 - 13min
  • 418 - 408 看貓無點

    這陣飼貓的人數已經比飼狗閣較濟。古早冊內面寫的台灣貓有幾種?是按怎死貓愛吊樹頭?敢有人咧拜貓神?猴洞仔是按怎有遐爾濟貓?這集來講佇台灣的貓。

    Chit-chūn chhī-niau ê lâng-sò͘ í-keng pí chhī-káu koh-khah chē. Kó͘-chá chheh lāi-bīn siá ê Tâi-oân niau ū kúi chióng? Sī án-chóaⁿ sí-niau ài tiàu chhiū-thâu? Kám ū lâng teh pài niau-sîn? Kâu-tōng-á sī án-chóaⁿ ū hiah-nī chē niau? Chit-chi̍p lâi kóng tī Tâi-oân ê niau.

    These days, more people keep cats than dogs. How many kinds of Taiwanese cats show up in old books? Why is it said that a dead cat should be hung from a treetop? Does anyone actually worship a cat god? And why does Kâu-tōng have so many cats? In this episode, we're talking all about cats in Taiwan.

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    Thu, 10 Sep 2026 - 13min
  • 417 - 407 鮕鮘兄、塗虱嫂

    〈西北雨直直落〉這條囡仔歌逐家攏會曉唱,毋過你敢捌看過鮕鮘佮塗虱?這集來講這兩尾會佇塗跤爬的魚仔。鮕鮘佮塗虱攏有原生種,毋過已經變誠少,𪜶有啥物故事?有偌濟俗語?古早人按怎看這種魚?

    "Sai-pak-hō͘ Ti̍t-ti̍t Lo̍h" chit tiâu gín-á-koa ta̍k-ke lóng ē-hiáu chhiùⁿ, m̄-koh lí kám bat khòaⁿ-kòe koo-tai kap thô͘-sat? Chit chi̍p lâi kóng chit nn̄g bóe ē tī thô͘-kha pê ê hî-á. Koo-tai kap thô͘-sat lóng ū goân-seng-chióng, m̄-koh í-keng piàn chiâⁿ chió, in ū siáⁿ-mih kò͘-sū? Ū gōa-chē sio̍k-gí? Kó͘-chá-lâng án-chóaⁿ khòaⁿ chit-chióng hî?

    Everyone grew up singing "西北雨直直落" — but have you ever actually seen a koo-tai (small snakehead) or a thô͘-sat (walking catfish)? This episode, we're talking about these two fish that can crawl across the ground. Taiwan has native species of both, but they've grown increasingly rare. What's their story? How many old sayings have they inspired? And how did people back in the day think about these strange little fish?

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    《有聲的光批:四秀仔》佮《臺灣女性人物群像》

    賣貨便 https://tinyurl.com/ysjmy729好賣+ https://tinyurl.com/4ya9p6xc

    Thu, 03 Sep 2026 - 12min
  • 416 - 406 台灣水泥工業

    紅毛塗佇咱生活中的時間誠久長。紅毛塗是日本時代就有的工業;台灣水泥是台灣頭一間股票上市的公司。台灣水泥公司按怎來的?這幾冬的水泥生產有啥變化?這集來講水泥工業的發展。

    Âng-mn̂g-thôo tī lán seng-oa̍h-tiong ê sî-kan chiâⁿ kú-tn̂g. Âng-mn̂g-thôo sī Ji̍t-pún sî-tāi tō ū ê kang-gia̍p; Tâi-oân Chúi-nî sī Tâi-oân thâu-chi̍t-keng kó-phiò chiūⁿ-chhī ê kong-si. Tâi-oân Chúi-nî kong-si án-chóaⁿ lâi--ê? Chit kúi tang ê chúi-nî seng-sán ū siáⁿ piàn-hoà? Chit chi̍p lâi kóng chúi-nî kang-gia̍p ê hoat-tián.

    Cement has been part of our daily lives for a very long time. The industry in Taiwan traces back to the Japanese colonial era, and Taiwan Cement Corporation holds the distinction of being the first company ever listed on the Taiwan Stock Exchange. How did Taiwan Cement come into being? And how has cement production evolved in recent years? In this episode, we trace the development of Taiwan's cement industry.

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    Thu, 27 Aug 2026 - 13min
  • 415 - 405 飼鳥趁錢

    一隻鳥仔換一隻牛,你敢欲信?台灣捌有瘋飼鳥仔的年代,對市內到庄跤,對公務人員到做穡人,真濟人咧飼十姊妹、金絲雀,想欲飼鳥趁錢。瘋飼鳥的時代是按怎開始、閣按怎結束?這集來講台灣金絲雀王國。

    Chi̍t-chiah chiáu-á ōaⁿ chi̍t-chiah gû, lí kám beh sìn? Tâi-oân bat ū siáu chhī chiáu-á ê nî-tāi, tùi chhī-lāi kàu chng-kha, tùi kong-bū jîn-oân kàu chò-sit-lâng, chin-chē lâng teh chhī si̍p-chí-mōe, kim-si-chhiok, siūⁿ-beh chhī chiáu thàn-chîⁿ. Siáu chhī chiáu ê sî-tāi sī án-chóaⁿ khai-sí, koh án-chóaⁿ kiat-sok? Chit-chi̍p lâi kóng Tâi-oân Kim-si-chhiok Ông-kok.

    A single bird once cost as much as an ox — would you believe it? Taiwan once lived through an era of bird-raising mania, spreading from the cities to the countryside, from civil servants to farmers, as countless people raised society finches and canaries, chasing a quick fortune. How did this craze begin, and how did it end? In this episode, we tell the story of Taiwan's "Canary Kingdom."

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    Thu, 20 Aug 2026 - 13min
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