Remy Morimoto Park is the Asian of the Future! A third generation Asian American from New Jersey by way of Shanghai, Taipei, Seoul, and Tokyo, Remy shares her background growing up as a third culture kid in Asia and how her unconventional teenage years led to her journey in sobriety. Known online by her handle Veggiekins, Remy shares how a focus on wellness led to her exploring vegan recipes and a plant-based lifestyle, as well as the story behind bringing her own, family farm-sourced traditional matcha to the world through Frauth.

From being mistaken by JasonTheWeen as a generic OC Asian guy to becoming the personification of the SoCal Asian lifestyle, Eric Ou has already lived many lives in the short time he's been in the public consciousness. From growing up in Los Angeles' Chinatown, to moving to Hacienda Heights, to documenting Asian American adventures in college and beyond, the legend of Eric Ou continues one Gen Z meme and discussion topic at a time. Eric discusses the motivations behind his commentary, his non-traditional college experience, and his plans beyond content creation into the worlds of tech and entrepreneurship.

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Born in Seattle and raised in the nearby city of Bothell, Johnny Huynh is on the vanguard for the new school of Dark Pop artists. Johnny discusses his Washington upbringing, growing up performing at Vietnamese Buddhist temples, being lead snare on his high school drumline, and how all of those experiences came together when his garage covers of popular songs blew up on TikTok and launched his singing career.

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A veteran MC and comedian who has appeared and hosted at such legendary venues as The Comedy Store in Hollywood, The Hollywood Improv, and The World Famous Laugh Factory in Hollywood, Paul "PK" Kim is a pillar of Los Angeles' Koreatown and a true OG for Asians in entertainment. In 2000, he created Kollaboration, the most important Asian American talent showcase in the country. PK talks about how Kollaboration came to be, reminisces about the "glory days" of Koreatown in the '90s and 2000s, considers the impact K-Pop has had around the world, and shares the advice he would give a younger version of himself if he had to start all over again.

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Born in Qingdao, Shandong Province, Daisy Wang was raised with an appreciation and admiration for Chinese history and culture... only to be surprised at encountering the opposite when she came to study in America as an adolescent. Daisy talks about what inspired her to create her modern Chinese fashion brand, DAWANG, and how her Shandong roots, her education at the Parsons School of Design, and her desire to celebrate culture through apparel informs the aesthetics and ethos of DAWANG.Get 20% off all purchases by using our code GODZ20 at checkout when you shop at 1587sneakers.com

Men's style guru Jeff Yamazaki breaks down the fundamentals of dressing well as a man, from his own fashion epiphanies as a young adult, to the importance of getting rid of old clothes for a fresh start, and how identifying style role models can help you streamline a wardrobe makeover. Jeff also talks about horology and how timepieces play a key role in men's fashion, how to shop in Japan, where Western and Eastern style differentiates from each other and where they blend together, as well as whether or not a well-fitting suit is the male equivalent to women's lingerie.

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Journalist and documentary filmmaker Dolly Li discusses her body of work covering immigrant stories in America for the South China Morning Post with Goldthread and sharing the little known history of the Mississippi Delta Chinese community for AJ+, which led to her work as a cultural consultant on Ryan Coogler's award-winning hit film, SINNERS. Drawing from her own experiences growing up in Brooklyn and going to college in Texas, Dolly unpacks America's complicated relationship with race and regional histories, and dives deep into the scene from SINNERS that everyone has been talking about.

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Disney Pixar’s latest director Daniel Chong has come a long way since his halcyon days reading comic strips and watching Saturday morning cartoons. The creator of We Bare Bears and an instrumental part of Inside Out and Bolt, Daniel shares how his childhood love of Calvin and Hobbes, He-Man, and Jodeci all came together to create lovable, cuddly, furry characters with funny and profound things to say about our world. Daniel goes into detail about the making of We Bare Bears and his latest project: his studio feature directorial debut, Disney Pixar’s HOPPERS.

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Angela Lin is one of the leaders behind the latest craze that is sweeping the nation and taking over LA: mahjong. Better known as Angie QQ, the founder of East Never Loses shares the origin behind Mahjong Mistress, the not so ancient roots of the game, and what's behind mahjong's renewed popularity all over America. Angie also explores questions of ownership and community when it comes to mahjong, the different ways the game is played across Southern California, as well as her latest music project through Pure Person Press: Sounds of Taiwan, and why Taiwan holds such a special place in her heart.

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Hip-hop pioneer and Taiwan rap icon Miss Ko takes us on a journey from her roots in Forest Hills Queens, to discovering her cultural identity in Taiwan, to winning the Golden Melody Award (the equivalent of the Grammy’s in the Chinese-speaking world) for Best New Artist in 2013. Miss Ko also discusses her special relationship with the late, great Chinese pop music superstar Khalil Fong, the pressures of being a recording artist in Asia, her comeback album soul.food 靈食, and why she’s the Teresa Teng of Rap.

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