EP 592: Johnny Itliong On the Leadership & Legacy of His Father Larry Itliong
Americans have had to remove the late Cesar Chavez from the pedestals we've put him on amidst a recent torrent of credible allegations aimed...
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ASIAN AMERICA: THE KEN FONG PODCAST
Ken Fong gets to the heart of Asian American culture, history, and spirituality. Through interviews with movers and shakers in the Asian American community -- some you know, others you've ne...
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EP 591: Nicole Dowd On the Smithsonian's 4th Annual IlluminAsia Arts & Culture Festival_May 2026
In this episode, we sit down with Nicole Dowd, the Head of Public Programs at the Smithsonian National Museum of Asian Art to discuss the up...
EP 590: State Treasurer Fiona Ma On Why She's Running to Be California's Next Lieutenant Governor
Fiona Ma is currently terming out as California's Treasurer, but after more than two decades of public service, she's now running to be the...
EP 589: Rev. Rae Huang On Faith, Housing, and the Future of Los Angeles
In this episode, we sit down with Rev. Rae Huang , a candidate for Mayor of Los Angeles who is looking to bridge the gap between grassroots...
EP 588: Sacramento DA Thien Ho On How They Finally Captured and Convicted the Golden State Killer
Sacramento County's District Attorney Thien Ho's book, The People vs. the Golden State Killer , is highly recommended for readers interested...
EP 587: David Henry Hwang On His Unexpected Journey As a Playwright & His Latest Revision of "Flower Drum Song"
David Henry Hwang is a Tony Award-winning playwright, screenwriter, and the most-produced living opera librettist in America . A three-time...
EP 585: Lily Tung Crystal On Directing the 2026 Revival Of "Flower Drum Song" @EastWestPlayers
We're going behind the curtain at East West Players for a two-episode event! Today, in Part 1, we're sitting down with Lily Tung Crystal . N...
EP 586: The Two Kens On Whether America's Commander-in-Chief Has Dementia
In this latest in the collaborative The Two Kens podcast series, Fong and Kemp focus on the now month-old war with Iran, wondering whether P...
EP 584: Carol Lin On Her Journey From the Anchor Desk to a Life Defined By Family, Healing, and a Redefined Sense of Purpose
In Carol Lin's memoir, When News Breaks: A Memoir of Love and War , the jade bracelet on the cover is a powerful symbol of her cultural iden...
EP 583: Jane Marie Chen On Her Journey of Resilience & Her Path Toward Deep Cleansing & Healing
World-renowned social entrepreneur Jane Marie Chen is also an author, speaker, and leadership coach. Her best-selling memoir Like a Wave We...
EP 582: Ted Kim On Writing & Directing His Short Film "I Missed You"
Ted Taekeun Kim is a Korean American filmmaker and a director/producer . He is currently a graduate student at the USC School of Cinematic A...
EP 581: Julie Thomas Achettu On Creating a Clothing Line That Affirms the Dual Identity of South Asian American Women
Julie Thomas Achettu, already a well-respected Asian American literature educator in Chicago, recently co-founded "House of Jaya," a women's...
EP 580: Lori 'Sas' Sase On Bringing Camaraderie & Light to Our Darkest, Most Self-Doubting Places
My guest today describes herself as a 'city girl at heart' who traded her corporate business suits for Steve Madden platforms and a life of...
EP 579: Dr. Stan Lai On Why Creativity Is a Trainable Process
Dr. Stan Lai is the author of the influential book CreativitRy: Asia's Iconic Playwright Reveals the Art of Creativity (originally published...
EP 578: Jonathan Miron & Philip Sheegog On "Brightside" Winning the 2026 Grammy for Best Contemporary Instrumental Album
He's a violinist, he's a cellist, and together, they are ARKAI —the Grammy-winning duo pushing the absolute limits of their instruments. Fus...
EP 577: The Two Kens On the Ice Queen & Killer ICE
Podcasters Fong and Kemp are back to tackle the Melania film, the Super Bowl halftime show alternative, the Epstein files, and the evil of I...
EP 576: Reanne Acasio On Starring in All-Pinoy Cast of "Here Lies Love"
This week, the spotlight shines on rising Filipina American actor Reanne Acasio , who is about to take on one of the most complex and iconic...
EP 575: The Honorable Elizabeth Yang On Her Noteworthy Journey to Becoming the Mayor of Monterey Park
The Honorable Elizabeth Yang was sworn in as the new mayor of Monterey Park, CA, in early 2025, but when you hear her share about the enormo...
EP 574: Dr. Satsuki Ina On Her Book "The Poet and the Silk Girl: A Memoir of Love, Imprisonment and Protest"
Until Dr. Satsuki Ina began to investigate and research the long-term, multi-generational impact of the trauma to Americans of Japanese ance...
EP 573: Kimberly Tso On Authoring "Tic-Tac-Toe Chicken" and the Importance of Adding to the Variety of AANHPI Stories
Kimberly Tso is a debut picture‑book author whose work draws on real cultural history and themes of empathy. Her writing often highlights co...