TalkAsia

Talk Asia
Genre	Talk show program
Presented by	Monita Rajpal
Original language(s)	English
Production
Location(s)	Asia
Running time	30 minutes
Release
Original network	CNN International
External links
Website

TalkAsia is a weekly half-hour interview show on CNN International, produced from the network's Asia-Pacific headquarters in Hong Kong. Each week, the show features a candid and in-depth conversation between a CNN correspondent and a newsmaker from the field of arts, politics, sports or business.

Guests who have appeared on Talk Asia include Victoria Beckham, Deepak Chopra, Manny Pacquiao, A. R. Rahman, Lady Gaga, Michelle Yeoh, Jason Mraz, Tadashi Yanai, Giorgio Armani, Yingluck Shinawatra, Kumar Sangakkara, Homare Sawa, Gary Locke and Julia Gillard.

References

External links

Official site

CNN International series

Current

Weekdays	CNN Newsroom CNN Today International Desk The World Right Now News Stream Connect the World Amanpour CNN NewsCenter Quest Means Business The Business View World Business Today World Sport

Weekly	BackStory Inside Africa Inside the Middle East TalkAsia Marketplace Middle East Marketplace Europe Africa Start Up Living Golf Open Court MainSail

Monthly	African Voices Business Traveller CNNGo iReport for CNN Eco Solutions Vital Signs Winning Post

Cross-series	CNN Freedom Project World's Untold Stories

Former

World Report
World One (2009-2013)
Your World Today
The Brief
The Screening Room
Political Mann
Revealed
Icon
i-List
World View
Asia Tonight (1998–2002)
Asia Now
Biz News (2001–2004)
CNN This Morning (1996–2001)
News Biz Today (2001–2004)
World News
World News Europe
World News Asia
CNN Today
Biz Asia (1996–2003)
Business Central (2001–2004)
World Business This Week
Business International (2001–2009)
Prism (2009-2011)
Q&A with Riz Khan (1996–2001)
Diplomatic License (1994–2006)
Insight
CNN dot com
Design 360
Inside Asia
eBizAsia
Inside Europe
Global Challenges
The Music Room
Spark
Art of Life
Global Office
Quest
The Spirit Of...
International Correspondents
My City, My Life
Future Cities
Earth's Frontiers

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