范坡坡 (Fan Popo) is a documentary filmmaker, film critic, and LGBT activist from China. Fan's documentaries have focused on performance-based activism (New Beijing, New Marriage, and The VaChina Monologues) and coming out as LGBT in the Chinese filial context (Chinese Closet and Papa Rainbow).

He is known for the documentary Mama Rainbow and his well-publicized legal case against the Chinese state media regulator over censorship of it.

Happy Together - one hundred gay film Quanji Lu

Papa Rainbow

Mama Rainbow

Beer! Beer!

Popo's Sex Diaries

Article with Byung Chul Han

New York Times Article, In China, public talk of sex is rare. Could a "Pleasure Community" change that?

Hey, Siro — Popo Fan's porn on XConfessions

Sex and City (in Chinese) — Popo's writing on sexuality

The Guardian: Film-maker sues Chinese censors over 'ban' on gay-themed movie

This podcast is hosted and produced by myself, Ayoto Ataraxia. Art Direction by Adam Ridgeway, web coding by Rafa Cobiella, music by Jesus Lastra.

This is a listener supported podcast, and if you’d like to help grow this channel, you can subscribe at Patreon

You can follow the podcast also on Instagram

范坡坡 (Fan Popo) is a documentary filmmaker, film critic, and LGBT activist from China. Fan's documentaries have focused on performance-based activism (New Beijing, New Marriage, and The VaChina Monologues) and coming out as LGBT in the Chinese filial context (Chinese Closet and Papa Rainbow).

He is known for the documentary Mama Rainbow and his well-publicized legal case against the Chinese state media regulator over censorship of it.

Happy Together - one hundred gay film Quanji Lu

Papa Rainbow

Mama Rainbow

Beer! Beer!

Popo's Sex Diaries

Article with Byung Chul Han

New York Times Article, In China, public talk of sex is rare. Could a "Pleasure Community" change that?

Hey, Siro — Popo Fan's porn on XConfessions

Sex and City (in Chinese) — Popo's writing on sexuality

The Guardian: Film-maker sues Chinese censors over 'ban' on gay-themed movie

This podcast is hosted and produced by myself, Ayoto Ataraxia. Art Direction by Adam Ridgeway, web coding by Rafa Cobiella, music by Jesus Lastra.

This is a listener supported podcast, and if you’d like to help grow this channel, you can subscribe at Patreon

You can follow the podcast also on Instagram

Andrew Kung is a photographer based in Brooklyn, with roots in San Francisco. His works is aiming to normalize Asian American beauty, belonging and individuality. 

In his first fashion, narrative photo book, "The All-American", he aims to redefine what It meant to be masculine and American in the context of the desexualized Asian American man. 

Here you can explore Andrew Kung's work:

http://www.apkung.com

This podcast is hosted and produced by myself, Ayoto Ataraxia. Art Direction by Adam Ridgeway, web coding by Rafa Cobiella, music by Jesus Lastra.

This is a listener supported podcast, and if you’d like to help grow this channel, you can join at www.patreon.com/asianprovocation

You can follow the podcast also on Instagram

Andrew Kung is a photographer based in Brooklyn, with roots in San Francisco. His works is aiming to normalize Asian American beauty, belonging and individuality. 

In his first fashion, narrative photo book, "The All-American", he aims to redefine what It meant to be masculine and American in the context of the desexualized Asian American man. 

Here you can explore Andrew Kung's work:

http://www.apkung.com

This podcast is hosted and produced by myself, Ayoto Ataraxia. Art Direction by Adam Ridgeway, web coding by Rafa Cobiella, music by Jesus Lastra.

This is a listener supported podcast, and if you’d like to help grow this channel, you can join at www.patreon.com/asianprovocation

You can follow the podcast also on Instagram

Anna Natt is a dance and performance visual artist. Her work has been showing internationally in theaters as well as galleries and alternative spaces. She was trained in traditional flamenco dance in Seville, Spain from 2000-2005 before moving to Berlin, where she is curerntly based. 

She is currently working on a masculinity project, and we’ve been having on going discussions around this topic, and this is one of the first recorded conversations. We discuss masculinity issues, Johnny Depp, bull fighting, racism, gender issues and the taboo.

You can find out more about Anna's work here

www.annanatt.com

This podcast is hosted and produced by myself, Ayoto Ataraxia. Art Direction by Adam Ridgeway, web coding by Rafa Cobiella, music by Jesus Lastra.

This is a listener supported podcast, and if you’d like to help grow this channel, you can join at www.patreon.com/asianprovocation

Anna Natt is a dance and performance visual artist. Her work has been showing internationally in theaters as well as galleries and alternative spaces. She was trained in traditional flamenco dance in Seville, Spain from 2000-2005 before moving to Berlin, where she is curerntly based. 

She is currently working on a masculinity project, and we’ve been having on going discussions around this topic, and this is one of the first recorded conversations. We discuss masculinity issues, Johnny Depp, bull fighting, racism, gender issues and the taboo.

You can find out more about Anna's work here

www.annanatt.com

This podcast is hosted and produced by myself, Ayoto Ataraxia. Art Direction by Adam Ridgeway, web coding by Rafa Cobiella, music by Jesus Lastra.

This is a listener supported podcast, and if you’d like to help grow this channel, you can join at www.patreon.com/asianprovocation

This is Part 2 of the ocnversation with Johann Huang. To underestand the continuity, you'll need to head back to the last episode. 

I’m very excited to share with you this conversation, as we get personal and into the backstories of growing up in Australia as a gay asian man. The stories and experiences of Asian Diaspora, which I see is not just an issue limited to one group of people, but a human experience as globalization continues.

We dig into topics on shame and internalized racism, homosexuality in asian culture, the influences and living with Christianity and Buddhism from childhood, and how we relate to asian masculinity.

I am excited to start Asian Provocation's Patreon page. You can now support this podcast at

http://www.patreon.com/asianprovocation

This is Part 2 of the ocnversation with Johann Huang. To underestand the continuity, you'll need to head back to the last episode. 

I’m very excited to share with you this conversation, as we get personal and into the backstories of growing up in Australia as a gay asian man. The stories and experiences of Asian Diaspora, which I see is not just an issue limited to one group of people, but a human experience as globalization continues.

We dig into topics on shame and internalized racism, homosexuality in asian culture, the influences and living with Christianity and Buddhism from childhood, and how we relate to asian masculinity.

I am excited to start Asian Provocation's Patreon page. You can now support this podcast at

http://www.patreon.com/asianprovocation

I’m very excited to share with you this conversation, as we get personal and into the backstories of growing up in Australia as a gay asian man. The stories and experiences of Asian Diaspora, which I see is not just an issue limited to one group of people, but a human experience as globalization continues.

We dig into topics on shame and internalized racism, homosexuality in asian culture, the influences and living with Christianity and Buddhism from childhood, and how we relate to asian masculinity.

This conversation is divided into two parts.

I am excited to start Asian Provocation's Patreon page. You can now support this podcast at 

http://www.patreon.com/asianprovocation

I’m very excited to share with you this conversation, as we get personal and into the backstories of growing up in Australia as a gay asian man. The stories and experiences of Asian Diaspora, which I see is not just an issue limited to one group of people, but a human experience as globalization continues.

We dig into topics on shame and internalized racism, homosexuality in asian culture, the influences and living with Christianity and Buddhism from childhood, and how we relate to asian masculinity.

This conversation is divided into two parts.

I am excited to start Asian Provocation's Patreon page. You can now support this podcast at 

http://www.patreon.com/asianprovocation