Ryan Lee Wong

FromASIAN AMERICA: THE KEN FONG PODCAST

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Ryan Lee Wong

FromASIAN AMERICA: THE KEN FONG PODCAST

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Aug 1, 2017

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Ryan Lee Wong discusses "Roots", his new exhibit presenting AsianAm activism in L.A. from 1968 through the 1980s. He also talks about how storytelling can be a radical action, how Maoist/Marxist ideology drove AsianAm activism, and his own hope for the future. (Intro: No on Politics)

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Aug 1, 2017

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Ken Fong gets to the heart of Asian American culture, history, and spirituality. Through interviews with movers and shakers in the Asian American community -- some you know, others you've never heard of before -- prepare to laugh, cry, and be amazed.

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Ep 384: Dr. Russell Low: Earlier this year, historical-author Dr. Russell Low published his latest book, "The All-American Crew: A True Story of a World War II Bomber and the Men Who Flew It." Once again, Low's prodigous research and masterful storytelling has resulted in a... by ASIAN AMERICA: THE KEN FONG PODCAST
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Ep 378: Justin Chung: In 2007 18-year-old Justin Chung was sentenced to 82 years to life for the murder of one person and the shooting of another when he was part of a Korean American gang two years earlier. Throughout the 15 years that he spent behind bars, he... by ASIAN AMERICA: THE KEN FONG PODCAST
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Ep 382: Mayly Tao AKA The Donut Princess: Coming on the heels of her Great Uncle Ted Ngoy AKA The Donut King, Cambodian American Mayly Tao grew up watching her parents resurrect a dying donut shop in Santa Monica, CA. After college, Mayly worked to refresh the shop's image, and pioneered all... by ASIAN AMERICA: THE KEN FONG PODCAST
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Ep 377: Marie Myung-Ok Lee: Marie is a Korean American award-winning, widely published writer and author. In this episode she explains why it took her eighteen years to publish "The Evening Hero," her first novel for adults. And in the last portion of this interview, she reveals... by ASIAN AMERICA: THE KEN FONG PODCAST
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Ep 381: Thai Co-Producer and Cast of "Thirteen Lives" Movie: Director Ron Howard's engrossing new movie "Thirteen Lives" takes us back to those weeks in 2018 where the world was holding its collective breath, wondering if the young Thai boys and their coach would ever be rescued from the flooded cave in Chang... by ASIAN AMERICA: THE KEN FONG PODCAST
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Ep 398: The Two Kens - Reflections & Prognostications Following the 2022 Midterms: The recent midterm elections officially ended on November 8th and we already know that there wasn't a resounding Red Wave of change as many had predicted. But we also may still not know the final outcomes of Senate races in Arizona and Nevada. The two... by ASIAN AMERICA: THE KEN FONG PODCAST
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Ep 389: David Ono: Filmmaker and broadcast journalist David Ono has created something that defies well-known descriptions. His "Defining Courage" is a tribute to the courage and patriotism of the Japanese American soldiers who fought and died during World War II, even... by ASIAN AMERICA: THE KEN FONG PODCAST
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Ep 385: Dave Young Kim: Korean American Dave Young Kim today is an acclaimed and respected muralist, but he started out as an animal behavior major at UC Davis! His journey to covering gigantic exterior spaces with culturally-infused and contextually-informed art is... by ASIAN AMERICA: THE KEN FONG PODCAST
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Ep 374: Dr. Kat Lieu: Relocating to the Pacific Northwest and then the pandemic prompted physical therapist Dr. Kat Lieu to begin experimenting with Asian baked desserts in her new kitchen. That was 2020, and today she oversees the Subtle Asian Baking global community and... by ASIAN AMERICA: THE KEN FONG PODCAST
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Ep 376: Rev. Dr. Brenda Salter McNeil: Dr. McNeil has long been one of the leading Christian voices on racial reconciliation. She's spoken to tens of thousands of people, written several books on the topic, and teaches the subject at Seattle Pacific University. However, when 81% of white... by ASIAN AMERICA: THE KEN FONG PODCAST
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Ep 395: Scott MacMillan on Sir Fazle Hasan Abed: Sir Fazle Hasan Abed was a mild-mannered accountant from Bangladesh who may be the most influential person the majority of people in the world have never heard of. I only learned of him and his NGO's unparalleled innovations that are breaking the... by ASIAN AMERICA: THE KEN FONG PODCAST
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Ep 392: Yuri Sudhakar & Rick Abe @ Nudj Health: In this fascinating and informative episode, Yuri Sudhakar and Rick Abe joined me to share about their latest venture. Nudj Health is a tech-enabled health service that integrates evidence-based mental, behavioral, and social health aspects of patient... by ASIAN AMERICA: THE KEN FONG PODCAST
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Ep 390: Ryun Yu: The South Side of Chicago meets South Korea in this heartfelt play where a business partnership between an African American employee and an immigrant Korean owner plus a touch of magical realism bring these two very unlikely friends closer to... by ASIAN AMERICA: THE KEN FONG PODCAST
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Ep 426: Jon Ido Warden On Chronic Disease and the Quest for Meaning: Jon Ido Warden didn't get married until he was 38. His wife knew she was marrying an athlete and someone who actively served others in the name of Christ. But after a year, he began to experience health problems which ultimately led to a grim... by ASIAN AMERICA: THE KEN FONG PODCAST
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Ep 383: Amman Jordan AKA "Capnificent": When you learn how Amman Jordan first came across my podcast, you might be shocked to hear that he initially thought I wasn't worth listening to (it had to do with what he thought I was saying about the movie "Black Panther.") To his credit, he... by ASIAN AMERICA: THE KEN FONG PODCAST
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Ep 402: Ranger Yenyen Chan on the Chinese Contributions to Creating Yosemite National Park: Ranger Yenyen Chan has been on the permanent staff of this incredible national park for the past 20 years. Not only is she an expert on its history, geology, and biology, but she's also the one to consult to learn of the vital contributions of many... by ASIAN AMERICA: THE KEN FONG PODCAST
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Ep 394: Winnie M. Li: This summer U.K.-based American author and activist Winnie M. Li circled back to my home studio, this time to talk about Complicit, her newest novel that takers readers behind the scenes and into the minds of those working in the film industry.... by ASIAN AMERICA: THE KEN FONG PODCAST
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Ep 380: Jo Koy, Lydia Gaston & Hannah-Kalea Enriquez: This episode highlights the hilarious and groundbreaking film "Easter Sunday," which opens in theaters on August 5th. Filipino American comedian Jo Koy, actress Lydia Gaston, and SIPA Director of Operations Hannah-Kalea Enqriquez share why this new... by ASIAN AMERICA: THE KEN FONG PODCAST
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EP 414: Nell Yukiye Murphy On Raising More People's Awareness Of The Injustices Suffered By Japanese Americans: Nell Yukiye Murphy has been enthusiasticallyinvolved with the Girl Scouts since she was just five years old. She'd earned their Bronze and Silver Awards, but she waited until her senior year in high school to propose her Gold Award project to the... by ASIAN AMERICA: THE KEN FONG PODCAST
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EP 418: Nat Vikitsreth On Helping Young Children Navigate Their/Your Feelings: Nat Vikitsreth is a recognized expert on how to teach young children to navigate their and your feelings. And when you learn how she came to fully embrace herself as a trans woman, you'll understand how she arrived at her core convictions about... by ASIAN AMERICA: THE KEN FONG PODCAST
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Ep 391: The Two Kens Podcast_Healing Comes From the Margins: Long-time friend, former pastor, and fellow podcaster Ken Kemp ("The Beached White Male" podcast) and I finally resume our semi-regular collaborative conversation after being part for most of the summer. This time we reflect long and hard about why... by ASIAN AMERICA: THE KEN FONG PODCAST
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Ep 397: Arthur Dong on Anna May Wong: Untold numbers of Americans are celebrating the issuing of a new quarter dollar for the first time that features an American of Asian ancestry, the iconic actor Anna May Wong. Yet how many of us--even those who are Asian American--really know anything... by ASIAN AMERICA: THE KEN FONG PODCAST
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Ep 403: Anita Yokota on the Benefits of Doing "Home Therapy": Anita had built a successful therapy practice over 20 years, but she'd also grown up with a deep appreciation for architecture and interior design. Realizing that she naturally understood how those intersect, she launched a blog in 2016 about the... by ASIAN AMERICA: THE KEN FONG PODCAST
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Ep 386: AADAP's Dean Nakanishi & John Saito, Jr.: Fifty Years of Changing Lives and Saving Families by ASIAN AMERICA: THE KEN FONG PODCAST
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Ep 401: Bernice Chao on How AAPIs Can Become More Visible: Bernice Chao continues to be recognized by her industry as an outstanding and creative leader. Even so, what impresses me about her is that she has partnered with Jessalin Lam to enable and empower untold numbers of other AAPIs to break through... by ASIAN AMERICA: THE KEN FONG PODCAST
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Ep 408: J. Elijah Cho in "Mr. Yunoishi" And The Problem of Yellow Face: Actor and writer J. Elijah Cho is performing his award-winning solo show "Mr. Yunioshi" from January 27-Feb 5 as part of the Solo Shows Festival of 2023 at the charming Sierra Madre Playhouse (Sierra Madre, CA). Cho portrays the late actor Mickey... by ASIAN AMERICA: THE KEN FONG PODCAST
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Ep 400: Ronald W. Wong on "The Race Epidemic" Documentary: What started as a film project to chronicle the campaign of California State Treasurer John Chiang as he ran for governor later expanded into a rivetting documentary about the reality of hate-speech and violence aimed at innocent AAPIs, both in the... by ASIAN AMERICA: THE KEN FONG PODCAST
62 min listen

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EP 461: Eric Vue & Shinshin Yuder Tsai On Sketch Comedy Troupe No MSG Added: Headwriter Eric Vue and Director Shinshin Yuder Tsai co-founded the Orange County (CA)-based Asian American sketch comedy troupe No MSG Added. In this hilarious episode, Ken prods them to explain the differences between improv and sketch comedy,... by ASIAN AMERICA: THE KEN FONG PODCAST
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