Oct 25, 202610 min
Emily Chen talks with Chloe Tan about why this week's ASEAN participation story should be read through separate gates: debt repayment and credit access, EV workforce transition, and digital-trust boundaries in scam...
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**SEA Weekly** brings you an audio version of the SEA Weekly newsletter by Chloe Tan and Miguel Santos, analyzing the major events and developments reshaping Southeast Asia's digital economy and industrial landscape each week. Rather than surface-level recaps, these episodes dig into the underlying patterns: the infrastructure being built beneath consumer apps, the supply chains powering regional manufacturing, the regulatory frameworks governments are writing, and the flows of capital and FDI reshaping Southeast Asia.Read the series at https://expertlinked.in/tags/southeast-asia/
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What is SEA Weekly about?
**SEA Weekly** brings you an audio version of the SEA Weekly newsletter by Chloe Tan and Miguel Santos, analyzing the major events and developments reshaping Southeast Asia's digital economy and industrial landscape each week.
What has SEA Weekly covered recently?
Recent episodes include "SEA Weekly Episode 35: Debt, Skills, Trust, and the Access Test" (25 October 2026, 10 minutes), "SEA Weekly: Ep 34: Household Resilience, Yogyakarta, and the Local-Language AI Test" (18 October 2026, 12 minutes), and "SEAWeekly - Ep 33: Budget Credibility, Kota Kinabalu, and the AI Budget Signal" (11 October 2026, 10 minutes).
How often does SEA Weekly publish?
SEA Weekly publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 14 minutes across 34 episodes.
How hard is it to get booked on SEA Weekly?
Booking probability for SEA Weekly is 31%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. SEA Weekly requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. SEA Weekly's contact route on record: verified email.
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The strongest fits for SEA Weekly are Business & Management Consulting. SEA Weekly has a business audience.
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- Oct 18, 202612 min
Emily Chen talks with Chloe Tan about why ASEAN household resilience is being decided in queues, payroll cycles, utility access, and food routes - not at the announcement line. Most of the episode stays with Thailand's...
- Oct 11, 202610 min
Emily Chen talks with Chloe Tan about why ASEAN budget season is now a credibility test at the funding line, not a competition in headline spending. Most of the episode stays with Malaysia, Indonesia, and the...
- Oct 4, 202610 min
Emily Chen sits down with Chloe Tan for a focused look at what October is really testing across ASEAN. The episode stays with the budget-allocation fight - Indonesia's rupiah warning, Malaysia's line-item test, the...
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SEAWeekly - Ep 31: Execution Risk, the October Policy Bridge, and ASEAN''s Narrower Winner Set
Sep 27, 202613 minEmily Chen is joined by Chloe Tan for a month-end close on what September actually rewarded across ASEAN. Most of the episode stays with credit transmission, export execution, and bounded frontier capacity, then briefly...
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SEAWeekly - Ep 30: Capital Access, Supplier Discipline, and ASEAN's Uneven September Economy
Sep 20, 202613 minMiguel Santos joins Emily Chen for a week-three decision memo on what late September is actually rewarding across ASEAN. Most of the episode stays with the Saturday SEA Weekly thesis that capital access is now the...
- Sep 13, 202613 min
Chloe Tan joins Emily Chen for a week-two reset on what September demand is actually worth once trade finance, hedging, supplier discipline, and execution risk are priced honestly. Most of the episode stays with the...
- Sep 6, 202614 min
Miguel Santos joins Emily Chen to map the part of ASEAN's factory story that sits below the announcement layer. This episode argues that fourth-quarter manufacturing wins now depend on who can keep finance, utilities...
- Aug 30, 202613 min
Week 4 of August brought the clearest read yet on what still holds pricing power across Southeast Asia. Chloe Tan joins Emily Chen to explain why the real signal is no longer the first fare, room rate, or allocation...
- Aug 23, 202614 min
Week 3 of August showed ASEAN's smaller markets no longer being judged by momentum alone. Miguel Santos joins Emily Chen to explain why the region's real divide now sits in capital usability: who can turn first access...
- Aug 16, 202614 min
Week 2 of August showed ASEAN no longer moving through one clean second-half cycle. Policy credibility, household spending, and live-event monetization are now telling different truths at the same time. Chloe Tan joins...
- Aug 9, 202612 min
Week 1 of August sharpened ASEAN's demand story instead of simplifying it. Travel yield is still clearing in premium lanes, but the harder read now sits underneath the glossy traffic numbers, in household trade-offs and...
- Aug 2, 202613 min
July taught ASEAN how expensive movement can be. The last week of the month added a sharper lesson: freight stress is still the floor, but the cleaner upside is starting to move toward services that can still price...
- Jul 26, 202615 min
ASEAN's peak-quarter trade still looks busy, but Chloe Tan joins Emily Chen to explain why real resilience is now concentrated in the nodes that can price delay, orchestrate handoffs, and finance disruption without...
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SEA Weekly - Ep 21: How ASEAN Corridor Competition Is Redrawing the Q3 Supply Chain Cost Map
Jul 19, 202616 minASEAN corridor competition in the third quarter is no longer being priced by nominal cheapness alone. Miguel Santos joins Emily Chen to explain why buyers are now paying for recovery time, predictable delivered cost...
- Jul 12, 202621 min
The Drewry World Container Index at four thousand six hundred and thirty-nine dollars is not just a supply-chain headline — it is a financial stress test sorting ASEAN economies by their logistics absorption capacity...
- Jul 5, 202622 minS0
<p>ASEAN supply chains are entering Q3 with freight at a 22-month high and still accelerating — but the damage will show up in corporate margins and balance sheets weeks before export volumes confirm it. Miguel Santos...
- Jul 5, 202622 min
ASEAN supply chains are entering Q3 with freight at a 22-month high and still accelerating — but the damage will show up in corporate margins and balance sheets weeks before export volumes confirm it. Miguel Santos...
- Jun 28, 202615 minS0
<p>Three simultaneous repricing events settled ASEAN's H2 capital map this week. Chloe Tan joins Emily Chen to work through what the market was actually saying: Thailand's Delta Electronics became ASEAN's first US$100...
- Jun 28, 202615 min
Three simultaneous repricing events settled ASEAN's H2 capital map this week. Chloe Tan joins Emily Chen to work through what the market was actually saying: Thailand's Delta Electronics became ASEAN's first US$100...
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