Someday is Here

Jenny Yang’s work on political campaigns and international affairs started in DC. Now she is the VP of Advocacy and Policy at World Relief. She explores the tension of assimilation and amplification in our ethnic journey. Jenny shares about how she navigates balancing family and her work traveling advocating for immigrants and refugees.

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Twitter: @JennyYangWR + @WorldRelief

Instagram: @JennyYang318

Facebook: @JennyHwangYang

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Credits

Sound Engineer: Aaron Kretzman of Phos Studios

Music: Joseph Patrick of Passion Net Productions

Executive Producer: Chantel Runnels

Design: Jocelyn Chung

Nikki shares her journey as a Japanese-American woman in high level leadership roles. A gifted leader, co-author of More than Serving Tea, and one of Christianity Today’s 40 under 40, she shares about how her and her family’s experiences have fueled her passion and drive for social justice.

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Twitter: @ntoyamaszeto

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Credits

Sound Engineer: Aaron Kretzman of Phos Studios

Music: Joseph Patrick of Passion Net Productions

Executive Producer: Chantel Runnels

Design: Jocelyn Chung

Victoria Park is currently an actress on CW’s The Flash. As an actress and filmmaker, she is comfortable behind and in front of the camera. She shares her surprising journey into the entertainment industry and her gratitude for those who paved the way before her.

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Instagram: @heybvp

Facebook: @heybvp

Twitter: @heybvp

IMDb: Victoria Park

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Credits

Sound Engineer: Aaron Kretzman of Phos Studios

Music: Joseph Patrick of Passion Net Productions

Executive Producer: Chantel Runnels

Design: Jocelyn Chung

Kat Lee is an author and speaker. In her powerful story she shares the feelings of loss and what can be found. Kat’s journey is an important reminder that it is never too late to uncover your story.

Learn more about Kat:

Instagram: @hellokatlee

Facebook: @hellomornings

HelloMornings.org

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Twitter: @vivmabuni

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Credits

Sound Engineer: Aaron Kretzman of Phos Studios

Music: Joseph Patrick of Passion Net Productions

Executive Producer: Chantel Runnels

Design: Jocelyn Chung

In 2004, Diane’s eldest son was diagnosed with autism at 18 months which triggered profound personal, professional and spiritual crises. She is disability ministry consultant, speaker, and author. Diane unpacks the importance of truly trusting in your voice.

Learn more about Diane

Instagram: @DianeDokko

Facebook: @DianeDokkoKim

http://www.dianedokkokim.com

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Instagram: @vivmabuni + @somedayisherepodcast

Twitter: @vivmabuni

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Credits

Sound Engineer: Aaron Kretzman of Phos Studios

Music: Joseph Patrick of Passion Net Productions

Executive Producer: Chantel Runnels

Design: Jocelyn Chung

Dorcas Cheng-Tonzun is a Silicon Valley native who has lived in China, Hong Kong and Kenya. An award-winning writer and former columnist for Inc.com she shares her experience of living abroad, its impact on navigating her ethnic journey, and discovering what it means to belong.

Learn more about Dorcas

Twitter: @dorcas_ct

Instagram: @dorcas_ct

Facebook: @dorcasct

www.chengtozun.com

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Credits

Sound Engineer: Aaron Kretzman of Phos Studios

Music: Joseph Patrick of Passion Net Productions

Executive Producer: Chantel Runnels

Design: Jocelyn Chung

Helen Lee is an award-winning author and writer. She is the Associate Director of Strategic Partnerships and Initiatives for InterVarsity Press. In this conversation, she shares a memory from the 6th grade that became a defining moment in the ethnic journey.

Learn more about Helen

Twitter: @helenleebooks

Instagram: @helenleebooks

Facebook: @helenleeprofile

www.helenleebooks.com

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Instagram: @vivmabuni + @somedayisherepodcast

Twitter: @vivmabuni

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Credits

Sound Engineer: Aaron Kretzman of Phos Studios

Music: Joseph Patrick of Passion Net Productions

Executive Producer: Chantel Runnels

Design: Jocelyn Chung

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Whitney is a first generation Hmong American wife, mom, actress, and photographer. In this conversation, she shares the nuances of Hmong culture and tradition, her ethnic journey, and teaches us about the “Secret War”. You’ll want to take notes for her favorite comfort food!

Kathy has the ability to articulate her journey in an insightful and inspiring way. With clarity, and even humor, she identifies injustice and shares history of her Korean heritage. In our conversation, she explains the power of culture formed by the connection between food and language, and the loss felt when we can’t understand the “mother tongue”.

Learn more about Kathy

Instagram: @mskathykhang

www.facebook.com/kathykhangauthor

www.kathykhang.com

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Instagram: @vivmabuni + @somedayisnowpodcast

Twitter: @vivmabuni

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Credits

Sound Engineer: Aaron Kretzman of Phos Studios

Music: Joseph Patrick of Passion Net Productions

Executive Producer: Chantel Runnels

Design: Jocelyn Chung