Utsudo’s father was diagnosed with early frontal dementia. She shares her breakdown as a solo caregiver, getting help herself, and a Father’s Day wish for more time.

When her father needed care, Utsudo called Taiwan’s 1966 long-term care hotline. Who Long-Term Care 2.0 serves, how to apply, and why National Health Insurance matters.

Utsudo invited her former editor Xiaoqi onto her show. His insights on Taiwan’s platforms, who actually buys books, and why light novelists should look to trends in Japan.

A viewer stopped writing after being told their story was “boring.” Utsudo explains how to separate useful criticism from subjective comments, and why the author has the final say.

Preparing for the Dawushan Literary Award, Utsudo studied past winners. Why regional awards favor local literature, how literary style differs from popular fiction, and tips.

Chatting with a top full-time light novelist, Utsudo learned that even big names rarely sell past a first printing. How advances and royalties work, and the real pressures.