Stop Asian hate. That's the episode. We welcome back Mitchy who is Filipinx American and grew up in Atlanta to discuss what it was like growing up there. We reflect on the recent shooting in Atlanta and rise in anti-Asian attacks. Thanks for staying with us...

Oki reports in from week one in quarantine upon arrival in Taipei, Taiwan and discusses with Vu Bang about Kamala Harris' nomination, Collin Morikawa's PGA win, and WEAR A DAMN MASK!

Los Angeles nurse and friend of the pod Mitchy Behn joins us this week to talk about her experience in an LA hospital as cases rise. We also discuss why the coronavirus is killing Filipino Americans at a higher rate. And what happened on BBC and their disastrous recipe on fried rice?!?! Plus new shows featuring Asian talent you should keep an eye out for.

We've got resources to hire black talent. We've got a Vietnamese American being boycotted for supporting BLM. We've got baseball players choosing to wear masks. We've got a "scientist" claiming kimchi protects against COVID-19. We've got films, tv, books and more created by Asian Americans. Boom.

White British tech bro tells Asian Americans to go back to THEIR country, Steven Yeun voices a new superhero animated series, Jin Ha "goes down" in history in Love Life with Anna Kendrick, James Sweeney directs, writes and stars in Straight Up and more...

Durian drives German mail workers to the hospital, SF needs a Bruce Lee statue, white chef of Vietnamese restaurant lashes out after being told to spell banh mi right, changing Columbus, Ohio to Flavortown, Ohio and Jenny Yang starts a stand-up show inside Animal Crossing!

Yellow Peril does a very special crossover episode with Opening Set as we discuss San Francisco gentrification through the eyes of two Bay Area DJs who lived and DJ’d through tech bros, black and brown displacement, and Yay Area hyphy. Don’t listen if you love Steve Aoki and beat drops.

K-Pop fans and Tiktokers flood the reservations of Trump's rally, 75 ways AAPI are supporting Black Lives Matter, Michelle Khare and other YouTubers star in the #1 film in the US, TV/film projects with Asian American talent and more...

Vu and Oki share more ways we can all support Black Lives Matter, our review of Da 5 Bloods and more great content to keep an eye out that features Asian and Asian American talent.

This week, director Bao Nguyen joins us for an interview about his new documentary "Be Water" which chronicles Bruce Lee's life and impact. We'll also dive in to why this film is relevant during Black Lives Matter protests and Bao's career and life between the US and Vietnam.