Guest: Helen Zia, author, activist, Fulbright Scholar

Discussion: Helen Zia shares experience resisting structures, quitting medical school, and finding voice through activism.

Guest: Sun Hui

Discussion: A journey into Chinese history, Taiwanese culture, and family expectations through the erhu instrument.

Guest: Marvin Davis

Discussion: Long-time resident of Augusta, Georgia, shares what it meant to be a black kid growing up during segregation, his relationship with the Chinese storekeepers, and being the only Black kid in class during desegregation.

Guest: Professor L. Ayu Saraswati, Department of Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies

Discussion: Unpacking the dangers and power of social media; defining the neo-liberal self-gaze; silence in social media space; consuming social media responsibly

Topic: Toward an Archive of Radical Inclusion

Speaker: Valery Etiene Atkinson, PhD candidate Department of Anthropology UH Manoa

Discussion: Challenging the Ableist and Exclusionary Oral History Interview from Queer, Feminist, and Indigenous Perspectives

Guest: Professor J. Lorenzo Perillo, Department of Dance UH Manoa

Discussion: Filipino dancing bodies and the relationship between the Philippines' colonial past, racialization, and migration to hip hop culture.

Guests: Daphne Desser, associate professor Department of English

Hannah Pierson, graduate student Department of Psychology

Discussion: Healing power of memoirs, cultural trauma, and collective memory; Anti-semitism in Hawai‘i and the link to COVID.

Guest: filmmaker Debbie Lum

Discussion: High school seniors dealing with pressures to get into good Universities

Guests: Rick Quon, film director; Jack Cione, Nightclub owner

Discussion: Jack CIone remembers the golden days of strippers and carefree nightclubs in 1950s Waikiki, documented in a new film by Rick Quon.

Guests: Leiana San Agustin Naholowa'a and Ha'ani Lucia Falo San Nicolas

Discussion: History of colonization, influences in Guam; abortion rights and access; Chamorro culture and matrilineal traditions.