The podcast where Asian-American culture and mental health intersect. Hillarity and mouth sounds ensue. http://www.atthelaundromat.com https://www.facebook.com/thebullandthebadger
Categories: Society & Culture
Tags: american, April, Asian, asianamerican, atthelaundromat, badger, Bull, documentary, health, laundromat, mental, mouth, sounds, Vanessa
Robert Omoto documents his pursuit of stand-up comedy in Sacramento, California from performing in the middle of nowhere, to bombing on stage, plays clips from actual shows, and interviews other comedians. His constant over-analyzation and crazy life style, lead to ridiculous stories that could only happen to him.
Categories: Comedy
Tags: Asian, bertkresiher, billburr, BrendanSchaub, bryancallen, chrisdelia, Comedian, Comedy, Comic, congratulations, crowdwork, Entertainment, fighterandthekld, filipino, Funny, hilarious, joerogan, JoeyDiaz, jokemeoff, killtony, marcmaron, omoto, Robert, robertkelly, robertomoto, sacramento, standup, tonyhinchcliffe
Ken Fong gets to the heart of Asian American culture, history, and spirituality. Through interviews with culture-makers and -shapers in the Asian American community — some you know, others you’ve never heard of before — prepare to laugh, cry, and be amazed.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture
Tags: american, Asian, asianamerican, asianamericanpodcast
Dream Up is a weekly podcast show, brought to you by Burdock, connecting you with inspiring Asian American creatives. We explore what they do and the paths that got them there, to demystify creative industries and inspire new possibilities along the way.
Categories: Arts, Society & Culture
Tags: art and culture, Asian, asian american, asian art, burdock, burdock media, dream up
A half hour of some call comedy, some call drivel and most don’t even know about it. Matt and Kory are both legends in podcasting already, their reputation cemented in the sheer brilliance of their offerings to the world so far. Tune in and get ready to be amazed (and by amazed we mean disappointed). Email us: radio@ginormieradio.com http://www.ginormieradio.com http://www.myspace.com/ginormie Add us to MSN: ginormie@hotmail.com
Categories: Comedy
What’s the one universal question Asian Americans are asked at least once (but more like a million times) in their lives? “Where are you from?” “No, but where are you really from?” Where Y’all Really From focuses on the tens of thousands of folks whose answer is, “Kentucky!” Hosts Charlene Buckles & Dan Wu chat with and share the diverse stories and perspectives of Asian American and Pacific Islanders living, learning, and loving in the bluegrass state.
Categories: Society & Culture
Tags: aapi, Asian, asian american, kentucky, race
The Asian-American community is a diverse one. While the conversation in many cities – especially on the East and West Coasts – concerns diversity, inclusion, and representation, Asian-Americans in the Midwest and Middle America are still seeking cultural identity. In this podcast, Stevie Zheng and James He, two Asian-American guys from the Chicago suburbs, talk about their experiences growing up in developing a sense of identity and finding community.
Categories: Comedy, Society & Culture
Tags: Asian, asian american, middle america, midwest, race
Providing a seat at the table for the Indian American (and Asian American) Diaspora.
Categories: History, News, Society & Culture
Tags: american, Asian, asian american, indian, indian american podcast, indian-american, interviews, News, parimal, parimal rohit, policy, rohit, storytelling
Let’s Get LIT[erary] is co-hosted by Sam Vega, Jen Atwell, and Kourtnie Berry at Rollins College. Each month you’ll find a new episode on a book we’ve chosen for many cultural heritage months. We’ll chat about our book of the month and give you a sneak peek into what we’ll discuss next! Occasionally, we might choose a special book to discuss.
Tags: african american, Arts, Asian, black, book, book club, Books, college, cultural, Education, gender, heritage, Hispanic, Identity, lgbtq, literary, native American, pacific islander, race, rollins, woman, women
Not Your Token Minority explores the stories and experiences of people of the global majority. The aim is to create a space where our stories can shine, where we can challenge the existing narratives and define our identities on our own terms.
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Categories: Society & Culture
Tags: Asian, diversity, interviews, Minorities, representation, Society, storytelling, token minority
Join two queer asians as they talk about relationships, holes [and sex], daddies (or the lack thereof), intersection and identities, and the tops and bottoms of their lives. You better be ready for one hell of a ride. Hosted by Aster Hwang and Kenneth Kang.
Categories: Comedy, Health & Fitness, Leisure
Tags: advice, Asian, bisexual, gay, Korean, lesbian, lgbt, lgbtq, pride, queer, relationship, trans
In each episode of Oldtaku no Radio, Ink and Jared Nelson don a new lens to delve into a specific cartoon series, animated movie, or game that’s affected one or both of them and pull it apart before your very ears to explain why. Ink’s drunken-master style of theorizing and Jared’s combination of foreign experience-based insight and raw smarts make a ton of information fun to swallow. Episodes run about an hour each (unless the hosts gets overexcited and get caught up in their own or each other’s over-analysis) and come out every month.
Tags: animation, anime, Asian, comics, games, gaming, geek, Ink, Japan, Jared, manga, nelson, nerd, otaku, reviews, video
“Unity 101 Conversations. Where Community becomes Unity.Bollywood, Soul, RnB, Health, History, Celebrities, Artists, Neighbours, Friends. Listen and understand Asian, Black and Ethnic community. TAKE THE STEP BE UNITY.”This site is developing, all of the material about 1919 remains available but Unity 101 Radio Station in Southampton, UK is going to give you a magazine that brings together: CULTURE: with conversations with Soul and RnB artists, Bollywood singers and actors, authors and artists from our Black, Asian and Ethnic Minority communities.HISTORY: Already the 1919 material has been a real success but now we will widen that to include short stories acknowledging those that are and those that should be recognised for their achievements. Conversations about moments and movements that our part of our history, coming from experts and from community members that simply want to say why someone matters to them.HEALTH: Not just the facts but how health affects people. Testimony from individuals, families and friends of those affected.BOUNDARIES; There are none. Except we are not intentionally political nor is religion part of the story we want to share about our communities. We know that in this world today almost everything is affected by politics and religion but we will not tell you how to think.EQUALITIES: We have a very clear position about discrimination, whether it is racism, sexism or any other form. We will not tolerate it.
Categories: History, Music, Society & Culture
Tags: Asian, BAME, Black People, Bollywood, communities, english, Hindi, Racism, radio, soul, Unity101
AAWW Radio is the podcast of the Asian American Writers’ Workshop, an NYC literary arts space at the intersection of migration, race, and social justice. Listen to AAWW Radio and you’ll hear selected audio from our current and past events, as well as occasional original episodes. We’ve hosted established writers like Claudia Rankine, Maxine Hong Kingston, Roxane Gay, Amitav Ghosh, Ocean Vuong, Solmaz Sharif, and Jenny Zhang. Our events are intimate and intellectual, quirky yet curated, and dedicated to social justice. We curate our events to juxtapose novelists and activists, poets and intellectuals, and bring together people who usually wouldn’t be in the same room. We’ve got it all: from avant-garde poetry to post-colonial politics, feminist comics to lyric verse, literary fiction to dispatches from the left. A sanctuary for the immigrant imagination, we believe Asian American stories deserve to be told. Learn more by visiting aaww.org Produced by the Asian American Writers’ Workshop.
Categories: Arts, Society & Culture
Tags: aaww, APA, arab, arabamerican, art, Asian, asianamerican, asianamericanwritersworkshop, author, Bangladesh, book, Chinese, conversation, creativewriting, Culture, Desi, diaspora, experimentalpoetry, feminism, feminist, fiction, filipino, filipinx, Identity, indian, interview, islamophobia, Korean, lgbtq, Literature, margins, maxinehongkingston, muslim, newyork, nonfiction, novel, opencity, pacificislander, poetry, postcolonial, prose, queer, race, racialjustice, radical, radio, socialjustice, southasian, syrian, Vietnamese, Writer
Feeling Asian is a weekly podcast hosted by Youngmi Mayer and Brian Park, two Asian Americans with plenty of feelings about sex, dating, survival, self-worth, and everything in between. Meet our fun, interesting friends along the way; past guests include Michelle Zauner of Japanese Breakfast, Stephanie Hsu, Bowen Yang, Yaeji, and more! Named a top podcast of 2021 by CNN and featured on Apple and Spotify’s homepages, Feeling Asian offers a healthy and compassionate space for Asians, Asian Americans, and Asians in America to be themselves without feeling as if their time is a fleeting moment. Check out Feeling Asian for a catharsis that is, well, pretty Asian! New episodes out every Wednesday! Follow us on IG @itsbrianpark and @ymmayer and @feelingasianpodcast. For all inquiries please visit feelingasian.com! [EDITOR’S NOTE] “There was this space for a podcast like this and I was like, ‘Let’s just try it out, I think there’s going to be other Asian Americans out there that feel like we do,’” says Brian Park, co-host and co-creator of Feeling Asian. “As long as we stay irreverent and stay authentic to ourselves and lead with empathy and vulnerability, I think that this is something that could resonate with other people.” What started as an idea between two fellow stand-up comedians, Park and Youngmi Mayer, Apple Podcasts’ Spotlight show for May 2022, Feeling Asian, has made its mark amplifying Asian American voices and illuminating all facets of the Asian American diasporic experience. After meeting at an open mic in New York City, Park and Mayer decided that podcasting was the ideal way to go in-depth about their shared experiences, and to go beyond their comfort zones as comics to speak freely and vulnerably. It’s with that very vulnerability that they’ve been able to build a devoted community of listeners and continue to grow each week. “I remember last May during AAPI [Asian American & Pacific Islander] Heritage Month, the Stop Asian Hate movement got going and I was just inundated with hundreds of DMs from people about all the racist acts that they were living through,” says Mayer. “That’s when I really realized that it’s much bigger than just a podcast. It’s like we’re giving back to this community that maybe all they really need is to hear someone that’s like-minded.” With new episodes airing Wednesday, the weekly show focuses on their feelings (as evidenced in its title), but goes beyond the surface with a sense of openness and honesty that makes you feel like you’re in same room laughing (or crying) alongside them with guests, ranging from fellow entertainers to mental health professionals, and even their family members, Youngmi’s mom and Brian’s sister. “We’re not claiming ourselves to be experts, we’re not claiming ourselves to be journalists,” says Park. “We’re comedians by trade. We like to make people laugh and we like to inject levity. And I think it’s created this nice flavor to our podcast where we can go really deep with our guests and provide a very comfortable space for them and for ourselves and for everyone listening.” For Mayer, the loyal and diverse following that Feeling Asian has cultivated gives a glimpse of the potential for what a successful podcast can do. “I don’t want to sound too grandiose, but a lot of people really use our podcast as something to help themselves process,” she says. “I just want to grow a community and make people feel less alone.”
Categories: Comedy, Society & Culture
Tags: Asian, asianamerican, asianpodcast, asiansociety, Comedy, Culture, Funny, Korean, mentalhealth, standup, therapy
In this video podcast, you will learn about why the salt marsh is a good habitat. We will get to see fiddler crabs, Asian green crabs, and purple marsh crabs. We will also learn about food webs, adaptations, and recycling.
Categories: Education
Tags: adaptations, Asian, crab, crustaceans, dormancy, fiddler, Food, Grannis, Green, habitat, intertidal, island, marsh, purple, recycling, salt, tides, webs, zone
This podcast is not just for ethnic people or lesbians…we just happen to be much more awesome. Come enjoy the random/relevant topics! [itunes pic]
Don’t elect bigots to office! And some other stuff…
Categories: Comedy
Tags: Asian, black, Comedy, ethnic, gay, glbt, glbtq, lesbian, lgbt, lgbtq, mma, News, ufc
Our mission is to share start up stories that will inspire the next generation of entrepreneurs across the South Asian community. This podcast is co-hosted by Andy Paul & Sunny Nagi.
Categories: Business
Tags: Asian, bengali entrepreneurs podcast, business, capital, Desi, entrepreneur, funding, indian, indian entrepreneurs, indian entrepreneurs podcast, indian startup, indian startups, marketing, Money, pakistani entrepreneurs, pakistani entrepreneurs podcast, pakistani startup, pakistani startups, product, sales, south asian entrepreneur podcast, south asian entrepreneurs podcast, startup