ASIAN AMERICA: THE KEN FONG PODCAST

Valerie Soe comes by the podcast to talk about her documentary feature film "Love Boat: Taiwan".

Steven J Kung couldn't find stories about Asian American men in leading roles or exploring LGBTQ+ identity, so he wrote and directed his own.

Ella Baker shares her journey of coming out as a transgender shortly after the age of 30 and how she courageously lives out the intersection of being a person of faith as well as a queer transgender woman.

Actor Michael Tow talks about his role in the newly released film "Lucky Grandma".

Victoria Vang Rivera, host of the podcast "American Born Hmong", reflects on her experience as a Hmong American and her mission to spark dialogue within the Hmong community through the stories of healing and personal growth that she shares on her podcast.

(Part 2 of 2) Al & Jane Nakatani share about how gun violence and HIV/AIDS led to the deaths of each of their three sons, and how they built a non-profit to honor them.

(Part 1 of 2) Al & Jane Nakatani talk about their lifelong mission of educating parents and institutions how to affirm the inherent value and diversity of children and youth.

Renee Tajima-Peña and Nick Yeh give us an overview of the new PBS documentary series "Asian Americans".

Michelle Hanabusa, Bryan Pham, and Tammy Cho talk about creating the social media campaign #HateIsAVirus.

Nina Wallace, communications coordinator at Densho, addresses why Andrew Yang's Op-Ed for The Washington Post, particularly his reference to Japanese Americans serving during WWII, is a problematic one.