I am back from hiatus with a short personal story for whatever this moment is.

Join me as I countdown my favourite 10 anime episodes I watched this year in quarantine.

For my list in written form: https://irving-chong.medium.com/my-ten-favourite-anime-episodes-i-watched-this-year-1363b0ef92d5

I’m joined in conversation this week in the isolation station by The Rested Revolution's own Flory Huang. We recorded this episode just as Black Lives Matter peaceful protests began around the world. We discuss the movement that is the Rested Revolution and why rest and resilience go hand in hand.

I’m joined in conversation this week in the isolation station by chef, nutritionist, writer, and speaker Karima Chellouf. The initial plan was to talk to Karima about the restaurant industry during this pandemic however, as protests began last week this conversation turned into more of a discussion about the non-linear process of progress with food as an anchor to the discussion. Besides amplifying Black voices, sharing information on my Asian Canadian page and donating, this is what I can do, and to whomever listening I hope you choose to do whatever you can do as well.

I'm joined in converasation this week in my isolation station by my cousin Ai-Men Lau to discuss the ESPN and Netflix sports docu-series "The Last Dance."

I am joined in conversation this week by my good friend Anita Cheung to do a deep dive into the game of quarantine: Animal Crossing: New Horizons.

Welcome to the friends and fam era of Asians in Space while we are social distancing during the pandemic. Every week I'm calling up friends or fam to just chat about anything not virus related to remind us that joy is not only allowed but necessary. This week I'm joined in conversation with Sol Diana & Francis Arevalo where we discuss one of our greatest loves: basketball.

This week I am joined in conversation with writer, poet, and organizer Jane Shi. We discuss her translation google doc for Asian communities in Canada wanting to talk to non-english speakers in their lives about the Wet'suwet'en land defenders and protectors, their experience and emotional residue from being at the blockades, and their process of finding and growing into their voice.

I am joined in conversation this week with actor and artistic producer for Universal Limited Theatre Yoshie Bancroft. This week we dive into the larger theme of what it means to navigate the ocean that is art as activism and all of the peaks, valleys, and waves that live there.