Guest: Professor Grace Ting, assistant professor of Gender Studies at Hong Kong University

Discussion: Drawing a global perspective on race-relations and culturally specific histories, Dr. Ting addresses anti-Asian sentiments from a transpacific lens.

Guest: Professor Grace Ting, assistant professor of Gender Studies at Hong Kong University

Discussion: Drawing a global perspective on race-relations and culturally specific histories, Dr. Ting addresses anti-Asian sentiments from a transpacific lens.

Guest: Professor Grace Ting, assistant professor of Gender Studies at Hong Kong University

Discussion: Drawing a global perspective on race-relations and culturally specific histories, Dr. Ting addresses anti-Asian sentiments from a transpacific lens.

Stories about immigrant living, beauty standards, mother-daughter relationships, histories, and memories.

Guest: Susan Lieu, Vietnamese American theatrical director, writer, performer

Discussion: Processing personal

Stories about immigrant living, beauty standards, mother-daughter relationships, histories, and memories.

Guest: Susan Lieu, Vietnamese American theatrical director, writer, performer

Discussion: Processing personal

Stories about immigrant living, beauty standards, mother-daughter relationships, histories, and memories.

Guest: Susan Lieu, Vietnamese American theatrical director, writer, performer

Discussion: Processing personal

Dr. Lucy Jones redefines the conventional archetype of women in their later years with profound reflection and research.

Interview conducted by WS375 student Ashi Behl with anonymous subject who shares her sexual assault experience.

Guests: Rebecca Goldschmidt, Makana Kane Kuahiuinui, Natasha Durden

Discussion: Intimate discussion about our menstrual bodies, cycles, traditions, and our connections to the earth

Guests: director: Jordan Jackson

Cast: Alison Bruce-Maldonado, Toshiko Davidson, Christian Wells

Discussion: Addressing race-relations by learning about the past; Promoting upcoming performance of "Unruly Chinese Woman" on Late Night Theater