In this episode of Eyes on V, explore female empowerment and modern entrepreneurship with founders Thao Nhi Le and Julia Doan. Discover how these two leaders shattered the invisible glass ceiling, blending structural discipline with Vietnamese market agility to build successful brands from scratch and redefine women in business.
Before the stages, the hits, and the millions of views - there was just a boy discovering his love for music. This week on Tune Box, Duong Edward opens up about the journey, the setbacks, and the people who shaped it all.
In this episode of Eyes on V, explore female empowerment and modern entrepreneurship with founders Thao Nhi Le and Julia Doan. Discover how these two leaders shattered the invisible glass ceiling, blending structural discipline with Vietnamese market agility to build successful brands from scratch and redefine women in business.
Some artists don't just follow the cause of music. They become the one who defines it. Born and raised in Hanoi, Kimmese, began her journey in music at the age of 15. At a time when hip-hop and rap were still very new to Vietnamese audiences, she chose to pursue the underground path and soon became one of the pioneering female rappers of the first generation.
Every artist has a journey. Some discover it over night, some spent years of growing and refining their crafts. From a university student with a guitar, to one of VIetnam's most beloved singer, songwriter, It's Ngo Lan Huong! And Tune Box has a great discussion with this talented artist! Follow for more.
Born with a passion for preserving traditional Vietnamese craftsmanship, designer Cao Minh Tiến has dedicated his creative journey to honouring the nation's rich cultural roots. From modernising indigenous brocade to elevating traditional silk through high-fashion designs, his story is one of dedication, artistic vision, and endless inspiration. This week's Showtime follows Cao Minh Tiến to discover his inspiring journey!
In this episode of Eyes On V, join Michael Arnold, who uncovers Vietnam through the stories of its people, and Paul Kennedy, who explores the country through its food and culture. Together, they reveal that Vietnam is more than a destination to visit—it's a place to understand.