Inside Outlook

Inside Outlook

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Inside Outlook episodes

  • Inside Outlook #36: Getting Spiritual with Rap is a Martial Art

    Welcome to the 36th installment of the Inside Outlook podcast! Today's guest is Philippe Prosper, also known as Rap is Martial Art. He is an international Shaolin Kung Fu Grand Champion and a rapper who believes rap and martial arts are synonymous. In today's episode, he talks about his perspective on life and art, discovering your design, and cultural identity with your host, Mike Messina.  

    1 hr
  • Inside Outlook #35: Talking about Life with Julie Wu

    On today's episode of Inside Outlook... Mike Messina picks the brain of Julie Wu, Programs Associate at "Asian and Pacific Islander American Vote" (APIAVote). Along the way we'll learn how tough collegiate level physics is and that the words on your degree don't define your life.

    38 min
  • Inside Outlook #32: Finding YOUR Way with Maisha Ikra

    Welcome to the 31st episode of Inside Outlook! In this episode, we are speaking with Maisha, CAPE Chair for the Asian Student Union. We talk about how she found her calling, found her major, and how it was viewed by her family. We also talk about becoming more politically and socially engaged in your local community! It's a great conversation so be sure to take a listen with your host, Mike Messina.  

    39 min
  • Inside Outlook #31: From Linguistics to Asian-American Identity with Professor Chenqing Song

    Welcome to the 31st episode of Inside Outlook! In this episode, we will be talking with Professor Chenqing Song, a professor in Asian-Asian American Studies. At Binghamton University, she teaches her passions, Chinese and linguistics. We will be discussing how she acclimated to America, her take on Asian-American identity, her passion for teaching and linguistics, and how other students can discover their passion. Look out for new episodes biweekly with your host and ASU president, Mike Messina! 

    32 min
  • Inside Outlook #30: Solidarity Adopted with VPMA Candidate Mike Messina

    AYO Fam what is up! Welcome to the 30th Episode of Inside Outlook. Todays episode is very special as our guest is Inside Outlook host Mike Messina! He is running for SA student council Vice President of MultiCultural Affairs! Listen to find out specific details about his 5 platforms and why you should vote! The Asian Student Union officially endorses Mike so make sure to WRITE IN “Mike Messina” through B-Engaged (you will also get a ballot through your binghamton email) on March 17th from 9 am to 9 pm!! Hosted by Asian Outlook Audiographer, Justin Roman.

    59 min
  • Inside Outlook #29: 1.5 Generation Stars with Peter Cheng

    Welcome to the 29th episode of Inside Outlook! In this episode, we will be talking to Peter Cheng! He is a Taiwanese American dance choreographer based in New York.  In this episode we'll be talking about discovering your passion, overcoming health difficulties, and much more! Make sure to check his work out at https://www.peterandco.org/home !

    28 min
  • Inside Outlook #28: Backstage with David So

    Welcome to the 28th episode of Inside Outlook! In this episode, we meet with David So backstage after K-Night to discuss his feelings regarding the Asian-American experience and being within the creative field! Look out for David So in his podcast, Genius Brain, and movie, Gook!

    39 min
  • Inside Outlook #27: Dreams of Music with Tony Nguyen

    Welcome back to Inside Outlook! In this episode, I will be speaking with Tony Nguyen who recently became a music artist. We will be exploring Tony's journey as a computer science major turned singer and songwriter and discussing his struggles along the way. New episodes biweekly with your host, ASU president, Mike Messina! Also, check out Tony Wind on windmeetswest.com! 

    40 min

About Inside Outlook

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Asian Outlook Magazine is the current events / political subsidiary of Asian Student Union. Based out of Binghamton Unviersity, AO works to give voice to any and all minority groups through magazine releases, podcasts, and on-campus events.