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Episode 13: In celebration of May (APAHM), this episode is decided to our names. You’ll hear from four guests about their cultural and personal connections to their names, the meaning behind their names, and the pride they have in them.

Episode 12: For centuries, mixed race Asian folks’ stories have been mostly told for them rather than by them. They’ve been weaponized as battlegrounds upon which racial wars are fought and they’ve been turned into symbols of a supposedly post-racial

Transgender Day of Visibility is March 31st. To celebrate this day we’re going to hear from Chuefeng Yang, a local transgender queer Asian American musician. We’ll also get to hear an exclusive sneak peek of her song “Me Nyuam HMoob”

Episode 11: March 16th marked the one-year anniversary of the Acworth-Atlanta shooting where eight people died, six of them being Asian American women. In this episode, we hear from Anthea Yur about the solidarity march she organized last year and

Episode 7: We’ll be continuing our deep dive into the U.S. war in Vietnam, but this time through the music of No-No Boy! We’re going to explore what life was like in Vietnam during the war, what it was like

Episode 6: “What a Messy Story (Part 1)” Today, we’ll be taking a deep dive into the U.S. war in Vietnam to tell the complicated story of the wars in Vietnam & the “secret wars” in Cambodia and Laos. We’re

Dispatches from Minnesota that highlight the stories of Asian America. The podcast speaks to different members of the AAPI community in Minnesota, mostly in the Twin Cities metro area. The podcast brings nuance to conversations that are already happening within