In this penultimate episode for season 2, the AHSIA crew switches it up...and has an in-house, free-flow discussion! The team talks about politics and identity, and all the things that come from it. The proposition to sing "Kumbaya" gets vetoed.

On this episode of AHSIA, the team chats with Dr. David Tam, Chief Operating Officer for Providence Saint John's Health Center in Santa Monica! We hear about how Star Trek and the US Navy helped shape David's identity as an American, but at what cost to David's Asian heritage? LA traffic linked to existentialism is briefly pondered.

On this episode, we sit down with comedian Mario Hirose! Besides making the AHSiA crew laugh, Mario chats about his run in with Jay Leno, his thoughts on 80's Asian American movie characters, and his identity as a comedian and how his family perceives that. Twinkies get some love too.

On this episode, we chat with Aaruni Thakur, an attorney and school board trustee elect! Aaruni talks about his identity that started to take shape in the same school system that he's been elected to as a trustee, and why education is important! Unfortunately, no more blond hair for Aaruni. Sad face.

The Storytellers in Action crew speak with Sundeep Morrison, creator and performer of the one woman show Rag Head, a story about Sikh Americans in Post 911 America. The AHSIA team also chat with Winty Singh, representative from the Sikh Coalition! Tim Horton's gets a much deserved shout out.

On this episode of the Asian Highway: Storytellers in Action, the crew chats with Entertainment Attorney, Nadia Davari! We chat about why people are so curious about roots, the nuances of Persian vs. Iranian, and if the universe truly unfolds as it should. We also mention the phrase "frame of reference" more times than we thought we would on a podcast.

In this episode, the AHSIA team sits down with Filmmaker and US Army Veteran, Sati Kaur! Sati talks about being deployed, as well as challenges she faced in the Army, and as a Veteran, and how she uses film to talk about identity. We also get schooled on Sati's alma mater mascot.

This week's episode has us chatting with Thy Anh Vo, a Journalist with Voice of OC. We talk being Vietnamese American, family, and dealing with racism and sexism. And a pretty cool tattoo.

This episode, the Storytellers in Action crew speaks with Niyaz Pirani, who runs Knife and Spork, a food PR firm out of Orange County. Niyaz talks about his journey, while exploring his cultural roots and identity over the course of the conversation! Pork belly plays a prominent role also.

Our guest this episode is Executive Chef Delfin Jaranilla, calling in from the Big Apple! Delfin talks about how cooking was a big part of growing up, and how it ultimately shaped his career, and identity.