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In this episode, we sit down with David Trí Nguyen, founder of Flying Art Studios, to explore how martial arts, film, and hip hop shaped his creative and personal journey. From navigating cultural pressures and identity, to building a filmmaking business from passion, to reclaiming Vietnamese pride, this is a conversation about resilience, purpose, and staying true to yourself.
We dive into:
‣ Balancing creativity with a busy life
‣ The entrepreneurial ups and downs of building a creative business
‣ Hip hop’s influence on culture, gangs, and positive outlets
‣ The power of reclaiming names and cultural identity
‣ Gratitude, presence, and finding answers within
This is more than a story about creativity — it’s about turning struggle into strength, connecting with community, and inspiring the next generation of Vietnamese Australian creatives.
By OKIRUIn this episode, we sit down with David Trí Nguyen, founder of Flying Art Studios, to explore how martial arts, film, and hip hop shaped his creative and personal journey. From navigating cultural pressures and identity, to building a filmmaking business from passion, to reclaiming Vietnamese pride, this is a conversation about resilience, purpose, and staying true to yourself.
We dive into:
‣ Balancing creativity with a busy life
‣ The entrepreneurial ups and downs of building a creative business
‣ Hip hop’s influence on culture, gangs, and positive outlets
‣ The power of reclaiming names and cultural identity
‣ Gratitude, presence, and finding answers within
This is more than a story about creativity — it’s about turning struggle into strength, connecting with community, and inspiring the next generation of Vietnamese Australian creatives.