The Voncast Show

Photographer David Choi shares his story on alcohol addiction, how he quit drinking, along with living a happier, healthier, purpose driven life through sobriety (going 3 years strong!) When I saw his video about sobriety, I knew I had to get him on the podcast to share his story. Thank you David for sharing your inspirational story on the podcast & I hope you enjoy this episode! One day at a time.

David Young Choi Youtube:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCohsTtsQbDlX-LPN1DX_Ozw

David Choi Photography:
https://www.instagram.com/davidchoistudio/

Had a great, entertaining and educational Hip-Hop Culture themed conversation with Antwan & Alex- hosts of The ShipHop Hour podcast. We talked about race, growth of artists / music, Kanye, mental health (and more!) within Hip-Hop Culture. Go give their podcast a listen!

ShipHop Hour Podcast:
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast...
https://open.spotify.com/show/32lzlCx...

https://www.instagram.com/theshiphoph...

Second time guest Obi sits down to talk about his upcoming page "Obi Eats" where he showcases foods he eats with a personal thought provoking caption. We also talk about positivity, Harold & Kumar, the importance of teamwork, treating others with respect, kindness and more!

Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/obieats/

Today I sat down with 2nd time guest Nathalie to talk about her interracial relationship. A relationship that turned marriage with her Chinese husband- her positive and challenging experiences that comes with being with someone of a different culture than hers.

Recent college graduate DJ Mars talks about his upbringing, how he got into becoming a DJ and more!

IG: https://www.instagram.com/djmarss/

about their upbringing, decisions to become entrepreneurs, their brands, fire ants & tap water consumption.

Devin Malek:
Instagram ► http://instagram.com/devinmalek_
Twitter ► http://twitter.com/devinmalek_
Soundcloud ► http://soundcloud.com/devinmalek
YouTube ► http://smarturl.it/DevinMalekYT

Just Be Dope Clothing:
Website: ►http://justbedope.bigcartel.com/
Instagram ►https://www.instagram.com/justbedopel...

Ahma & Alan is a dramatic short film about a Taiwanese grandma (ahma) that has to travel from a rural town in central Taiwan to the capital city of Taipei to pull Alan, her American-born grandson, out of jail before he gets deported by a vindictive police officer.

Ahma & Alan tackles identity issues many Asian Americans and the Asian diaspora face: What world do we belong to? Asia or America? This film shows the generational and cultural loss that comes with immigration, particularly in the loss of one’s heritage language.


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Today's guest is City Of Angelo, an aspiring musician from Los Angeles. We discuss how he got into making Hip-Hop music, early influences, his creative process, and more.

IG: https://www.instagram.com/cityofangelo/
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwIK...

Sat down with Haro to talk about her childhood in Peru, Japanese fashion, modeling and more!

IG: https://www.instagram.com/x_haro_x/

I am back with Pilipino Culture Night Coordinator Charlene Nacion to talk about this years CSUN FASA PCN!

Mabuhay! We are the Filipino American Student Association at California State University Northridge!

April 20th, 2019 marks the date of our 34th Annual Pilipino Cultural Night (PCN). This year’s PCN, entitled “Walang Hiya”, translates to “Without Shame”.

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Synopsis:
Valerie & Travis, two fraternal twins, and their mother Rae, living in America, take a visit to the Philippines to celebrate their 21st birthday. Excited to spend the next few weeks in the homeland, they begin to feel unwelcomed. With their cousins Bea & Brett, and their Tita Lez contributing the most to their flaws & insecurities, they begin to dislike who they are and in essence, begin to hate their Filipino identity. As most cultures come with their societal flaws, Valerie & Travis work together to overcome their personal insecurities and challenge the ideal beauty standards present in the Philippines & the Filipino community.
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CSUN FASA’s PCN is FREE for the entire community! We have a 2pm and 7pm show on Saturday, April 20, 2019 at the Plaza Del Sol Performing Arts Center at California State University, Northridge.

RESERVE YOUR FREE TICKETS
*When on the page, directly click “Register”
https://bit.ly/2FoT8XT

We also have a gofundme crowdfunding campaign where you can donate to our organization! PCN is extremely expensive, and we need help in funding our venue, costumes, props, musicians, programs, and more.

Please check out the link below for more info on how you can donate:
https://www.gofundme.com/csun-fasa-34...


For the past 33 years, members of our organization have graced the stage with dance and music of the Filipino culture, accompanied by a theatrical interpretation of Filipino and Filipino-American struggles in a student-written script. PCN is a unique performance genre that a celebrates the complexity and beauty found in the nuances of Filipino culture. It is an exploration of the intergenerational differences present in our families. Last but not least, it is a tribute to those who came before us, the strong-willed community among us, and to those who will continue to pave the way for generations to come.


If you have any questions, please feel free to contact the PCN Coordinator, Charline Nacion.
Email: [email protected]

Maraming Salamat sa inyong lahat! Hope to see you all at the show!