The Storytellers in Action hosts talk about what's in store for season 2!

In this episode Parimal, Medha, Debesh and producer Marvin Yueh look back on what they learned over the course of Season 1, as well as discuss the overall mission of our podcast.

In this episode filmmaker Parisa Barani chats with AH1 about building community support and fostering change through creativity.

Episode 9 of The Asian Highway - Storytellers In Action introduces Nadia Azzi, a classically trained musician who chats with us about exposing our youth to as much music as possible. We also have an interesting chat where Tom & Jerry and Chopin are mentioned in the same sentence.

Tani Ikeda and Chavonne Taylor chat with Parimal, Debesh and Medha about the institutional racism and how to turn past experiences into a force for good.

In episode 7 we chat with Eugene Young, an actor and singer who works actively with preschool aged children with learning disabilities at the Jeffrey Foundation.

In episode 6 we talk with Amy Qin, a New York Times reporter heavily involved with the NYT's "Overlooked" female centric obituary series. We also discuss Cambridge Analytica, and Amy Qin's journey as a journalist born in the US who later moved to the UK and China.

In this week's episode we chat with Ani Zonneveld, a human rights activist and Grammy Award winning songwriter with whom we discussed International Women's Day, Muslims for Progressive Values, and connecting with humans of opposing viewpoints.

In episode 4 we talk with Singaporean filmmaker Siyou Tan, a bartender turned director who discusses the importance of supporting educational causes, and the sacrifices she made to move to America.

In our third episode we interview Amritha Vaz - an established Hollywood film composer, human rights lawyer and new mother. In addition we discuss depictions of Asian culture on Sesame Street and the 2018 Winter Olympics.