Host Yasmine Tanres delves into a compelling interview with Tibetan Buddhist Master, His Eminence, Shyalpa Tenzin Rinpoche, exploring the depths of his movement to "make peace more fashionable than war" and catches up with peace advocates invited to the Universal Peace Gala. The event is a benefit in support of the Universal Peace Sanctuary, which is currently under construction in Lumbini, Nepal. Guardian Girls is an initiative that empowers and teaches girls and the vulnerable how to defend themselves through martial arts training. Correspondent Mary David caught up with karate champions Elisa Au and Sakura Kokumai at the training in Los Angeles.
Mixed Asian Media was founded by actress Alex Chester-Iwata out of a need for greater representation on and off screen in the mixed American, Asian and Pacific Islander community. Alex Chester-Iwata gets candid with host Yasmine Tanres on some of the realities in casting rooms and what happens in today's world due to the lack of awareness of mixed Asian groups. Mary David sits down with the rising star fashion designer, Kyle Denman, to uncover the inspiring journey that led him into the competitive world of fashion. As the interview progresses, Kyle opens up about his unique experiences and perspectives as a young talent within the AAPI community, sharing insights that resonate with viewers worldwide.
Host Yasmine Tanres caught up to Senzel Ahmady in San Francisco during Aladdin's run at the Orpheum Theatre, a special place for Senzel who grew up dreaming of becoming Disney's Princess Jasmine. Correspondent Mary David relished in the senses exuded in the Flavors of ASEAN while promoting better understanding and identity of ASEAN countries through its consulates.
In the heart of San Gabriel, California, the Center for Asian Americans United for Self Empowerment, known as CAUSE, held their second Summer Soiree and 30th anniversary at Blossom Market Hall, honoring current API political leaders for their great efforts in these unprecedented last few years, and celebrating the next generation of leaders upon their graduation of the CAUSE leadership academy. One of the oldest styles of dance is one you may not have heard of before. It's called Kathak, and Svetlana Tulasi has been making it mainstream through her performances worldwide, which have well over 20 million views online. She caught up with our correspondent, Mary David, to discuss the beauty of the dance, her biracial heritage, and how she has thrust Kathak into the spotlight.
Coverage on "Here Lies Love," the first all-Filipino cast Broadway musical. Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary of EBSA in the Dept. of Labor, Ali Khawar, shares what the U.S. government is doing to support minority groups such as the AANHPI community, and how greater access to mental health care and equity can be achieved in the country. Correspondent Mary David speaks with Korean American author Julia Lee to discuss her book that explores the binary white/Black dichotomy of U.S. culture and the challenges that this poses for Asian Americans.
The popular, purposefully-driven, and female-owned fashion brand Love, Bonito is making its way into the U.S. market from Singapore. Head of North America Stephanie Seow and former K-Pop artist Min Lee share about their fall campaign, 'Love your Layers,' and what the brand really stands for. Wealth advisor Alice Hsu ushers in the Harvest Moon festival by explaining how to grow your finances no matter where you are on your journey to prosperity.
The Miss Universe pageant is on Nov. 18 in El Salvador and we've got the inside scoop on how the delegates glow on stage thanks to Miss O, their official skincare partner and expert. Small business sales manager Joanna Ho explains how current and future entrepreneurs can remain successful in ever-evolving business landscapes.
Originally from Vietnam, Jenny Nguyen moved to Los Angeles in 2016 without knowing a soul. Fast forward to 2023 and she has built a nail empire - owning two nail salons, branding her own nail products, and working on the fingertips of Paris Hilton, the Kardashians, and Lana Condor, to name a few. In this week's episode, we shared a Thanksgiving story with heart, mission, and impact. While the holiday marks a time for gathering with loved ones over a delicious feast, not everyone is fortunate enough to enjoy a hearty meal. That's where Good Karma steps in to fill the gap. The nonprofit provides food, including Thanksgiving Dinner, to those in need. Relying entirely on volunteers and donations, Good Karma keeps their doors open and food flowing in the communities that need it most. Our correspondent Mary David caught up with Good Karma Los Angeles Founder Vishal Narayan to spotlight its programming.
Screenwriter, director, and producer Adele Lim is a force to be reckoned with. Known for her work on "Raya and the Last Dragon" and "Crazy Rich Asians," she recently made her directorial debut with "Joy Ride," which she also co-wrote. She spoke with us about her journey moving to the United States on her own, navigating the writer's room in Hollywood, and how Asian Americans have the right to have their stories told.
