We need to pay our contributors, says Krishen Jit Fund recipient


Krishen Jit Fund 2019 recepients (from left) Lim Jack Kin, Sheau Yun Lim, Andy Darrel Gomes, Nursuliana (Suzy) Sulaiman and Justin Lee Kah Wai. Photo: Handout

Work began in mid-August for the KITA! podcast team to lay the groundwork, look for contributors and plan each episode. Now in its fourth episode, the bi-weekly arts-anthology podcast, which went live in October and is available across various digital platforms, features works of homegrown writers, poets, musicians, and other storytellers.

But Lim Jack Kin, who leads the KITA! team of six as its creative director, says the challenge is to pay the contributors.

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