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Asian American History 101 is a podcast co-hosted by Gen and Ted Lai, a daughter and father team.

The podcast will entertain and educate people as Gen and Ted dive into the vast history of Asian Americans from their contributions to their struggles.

20/02/2024

It’s the perfect time to have a conversation with because her latest book, Fighting to Belong! Volume 1 is available now! We love comic books and history, and we love Amy’s writing, so we’re excited she was able to join us for S04E08. Fighting to Belong! is co-written with and illustrated by . It’s a graphic novel that will engage, entertain, educate, and empower readers as it focuses on the history of the AANHPI experience. Published by , this was also created in partnership with and . In our conversation with Amy, we discuss her career, the significance of Fighting to Belong!, the benefits of writing original characters, diverse storytelling, and so much more. Link to the episode in our bio or through any podcast directory. And go out and get Fighting to Belong! for yourself, any kids you know, and classrooms!

13/02/2024

New episode alert! S04E07 is a conversation with Ter, the creator of the amazing SumoStew YouTube channel. We’ve been huge fans of hers for awhile, and it’s for good reason. She’s passionate about sumo, researches deeply, and creates high quality graphics and video. We talk about her love of sumo, the difficulty of appeasing the YouTube algorithm and requirements for creators, some unique ideas for sumo, and a lot more. Link in bio or get the episode in any podcast directory.

05/02/2024

Such an honor to have a conversation with for S04E06!!! Perry may be most recently known as Father Jun on , but he’s a multitalented artist and activist who has 30 credits to his name and is an incredible shakuhachi flute player. We take time to talk about his acting career, activism, his experience on Warrior and their move to on February 16th, , his approach to powerful dialogue, and their song Stop Asian Hate… Spread Love, and so much more. The success of Warrior is a win for diverse storytelling, so watch it on Netflix when it launches on February 16th! In the meantime, enjoy our conversation with Perry Yung! “You get me?”

30/01/2024

S04E05 is live! Author Jamie Jo Hoang is the daughter of Vietnamese refugees, and her latest novel May Father, the Panda Killer is a deeply personal story focused on family, intergenerational trauma, responsibility, healing, and more. In our conversation with , we talk about her journey to becoming an author, her latest book, her own family, and many other things. We recommend getting the book and listening to this episode!

23/01/2024

The Anti-Filipino Watsonville Riots reflected the growing economic and xenophobic fears that people had in the U.S. and especially in agricultural areas of California back in 1930. In S04E04, we take time to talk about the history and trends that led to them. Link in bio or through any podcast directory.

17/01/2024

This week in S04E03, we talk about George Chin, the Chinese Canadian hockey player, who along with his brothers, Albert and Bill, made up one of the most scintillating and unique lines in hockey in the 1940s. George passed away on November 28, 2023, but before then, he made an impact in local, regional, and college hockey at University of Michigan. He and his brothers were even invited to a Toronto Maple Leafs camp where they impressed but ultimately didn’t get signed to play. Hear about George and his impact in ice hockey. Link in bio or get the podcast in any directory.

09/01/2024

S04E02 is out! The Paniolo, AKA, Hawaiian Cowboy became famous throughout the U.S. in the early 1900s, but most people outside of Hawaii now probably don’t remember or recognize the names Ikua Purdy, Eben Low, Archie Ka’au’a, or Jack Low. For a time, rodeos were popular on the islands, and Waimea on the big island was home to a thriving cowboy community. We talk about that and more in this episode. Link in bio or through any podcast directory. Like, follow, and share to show your support for Asian American and Pacific Islander History!

03/01/2024

It’s probably no surprise that a lot of people don’t know a whole lot about Asian American History. That’s why the TEAACH Act and other initiatives like it are essential. So for S04E01, we sit down and have a chat with Professor Yoon Pak and Dr. Sharon Lee, two of the key people who helped create the three modules on Asian American History. Based at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, their insights and experience were key in designing the resources for K12 educators in Illinois. We discuss the role of and , how the modules were developed, their hopes for growth, how everyone can get involved and much more.

31/12/2023

As 2023 closes and we wrap-up season 3, we want to give thanks for all the great conversations we’ve had this year. We mention several of the most thought-provoking, fun, and rewarding conversations in our Season 3 in Review S03E50. Some of those included .b.ramirez, Professor Elise Wang, , .is.tahlena, , , , and . We love all their work, and having them as guests on the show was just a bonus. See the full list, follow their work, list to our conversations with them, and have a safe new year’s! Link in bio, go to our castpie, or visit our site.

29/12/2023

We deal with a lot of sensitive topics. So what made us the most upset to research and talk about in season 3? The Cleveland School Massacre in 1989 where a gunman targeted southeast Asian elementary school students S03E02, the citizenship journey of Bhagat Singh Thind S03E08, Data and reports for the Talking About Righting Wrongs Report and the 2023 STAATUS Index S03E30, and the History of Destroying Chinatowns S03E40. So many other things made us angry, but these resonated a LOT. All episode links in bio through castpie or on our site.

29/12/2023

In our S03E50 Season in Review, we share among other things the episodes where we learned the most. This year those included episodes on the Kim Loo Sisters S03E03, the USS Rizal S03E19, the Golden Age of Pinoy Hip Hop S03E45, and Guamanian and Chamorro Cuisine S03E26. All links in bio and on our website.

25/12/2023

Whatever you celebrate… happy holidays! S03E50 is out, and it’s our Season 3 in Review, the final episode of 2023. Which episode topics did we learn the most while researching? Which topics made us angry? Who did we have way too much fun conversing with? Which guests deserve more attention? You get the picture… we talk about the season and you get to fill out an imaginary bingo card to see if we mention some of your favorites too.

24/12/2023

What TV shows do we recommend getting in our AAHistory101 Holiday Gift Guide? This was an easy choice… or two choices. Warrior and Kung Fu. just completed season 3, didn’t get renewed by the idiots at HBO, and will be airing on soon! We’re really hoping Warrior gets the support to get picked up for season 4, so watch it when it comes out on Netflix. That said, if you or someone you know love action, drama, and historical fiction, then seasons 1-3 make a great gift and are available on the iTunes Store. just concluded with season 3 as well, and the series is done. But the collection of all three seasons makes a great gift, and we’re not just saying that because we’re fans of who was on our show. There’s great family dynamics and character development. It’s a show for today’s API families.

22/12/2023

Continuing posts from our AAHistory101 Holiday Gift Guide… it’s music time, something we love! If you or someone you know loves music, then we recommend getting Bewitched, the new album from . We love Laufey’s voice, and her new album doesn’t disappoint. Our other recommendation is Hurry Up and Wait from . .is.tahlena has a great voice and the band is talented, making the ska punchy and tight. Both artists also have plenty of cool merch as well, but we love vinyl and always start there. For more gift recommendations, listen to S03E49… link in bio or through any podcast directory.

20/12/2023

So which comic books topped our list in the inaugural AAHistory101 Holiday Gift Guide in S03E49? Super Boba Cafe by (Nidhi Chanani) and The Mask of Haliya series by . Very different works and for different age groups, but both demonstrated great art, writing, and diverse representation. Check them out and get them as a gift for a friend or yourself. And if you need more than that, we don’t mention it in the episode but we also love the work of and .

19/12/2023

In S03E49 our recurring segment is the inaugural AAHistory101 Holiday Gift Guide. Let’s start with books. Here are four books we highly recommend as gifts for a friend or for yourself. The Chinese Menu by , Everything I Learned, I Learned in a Chinese Restaurant by , King of the Armadillos by , and Vietnamese Vegetarian by . You can’t go wrong with any of these books. We loved them all!

19/12/2023

S0349 is out! Christmas Traditions in Asia and the Pacific Islands. They may look a little different (like this Christmas tree in Indonesia), but a lot of people celebrate Christmas in Asia and the Pacific Islands. There are some unique traditions (secular and religious). Hear about them in this episode. Also, in our recurring segment, we share the AAHistory101 Holiday Gift Guide. What do you get for the book lover, comic book enthusiast, music collector, foodie, or TV/Movie aficionado? Link in bio or through any podcast directory

08/12/2023

S03E47 is another installment of The History of Iconic Asian Candy. This time we’re featuring Haw Flakes and HI-CHEW. What are your memories of these candies? Link in bio or get it though any podcast directory. #

30/11/2023

S03E46 is out, and we take on The History of the Chinese During the California Gold Rush. How much do you know about it? Listen in and find out what your school textbook left out. Available through link in bio or via any podcast directory.

23/11/2023

S03E45 is out! We’re thankful for the music of Ruby Ibarra , Bambu , Blue Scholars, and Apl.de.Ap … just to name a few of the amazing hip hop artists of Filipino descent. So this week’s episode is all about the origin of Pinoy Hip Hop with a focus on the Golden Age that included Francis M, Lady Diane, Andrew E, and so many others. Pinoy hip hop is full of songs that focus on activism, community, and plenty of fun. In our recurring segment we bring back The API Guide to the NHL where we share some of the API hockey players we’re rooting for so that you can too. Get the episode link in our bio or in any podcast directory.

14/11/2023

S02E44 is out! Raise your hand if you love White Rabbit Candy or Kopiko Coffee Candy. These iconic Asian candies are a snapshot into culture and a sweet little bit of pride for many Asian Americans. In The History of Iconic Asian Candy, we talk about honey, sugar, and these two candies. We also share our thoughts on current events and what we loved about Our Flag Means Death Season 2… and it wasn’t just although he’s amazing as always. Link to episode in bio or through any podcast directory.

08/11/2023

Have you downloaded this week’s episode? S03E43 The History of Redress and Reparations with Special Guest Dr. Mitchell Maki. In honor of Veterans Day, we wanted to talk about the impact of the Japanese American veterans in the Redress Movement. executive director of the joins us to talk about the Japanese American veterans, legislators role, and many of the events that led to the passing of the Civil Liberties of 1988 that included an apology from President Reagan for the incarceration of the Japanese Americans during World War II.

04/11/2023

Have you listened to this week’s episode? S03E42 is The History of the Tong Wars Part 7. We discuss and explain the events that ended the fourth Yong war in New York as well as some of the longer lasting impact. We also talk about the Chinese Historical Society of America, an organization you should know about and support! TY e has live, virtual, and traveling exhibits. Visit, volunteer , and donate!

24/10/2023

Are you ready for the graphic novel Super Boba Cafe by the amazing talented Nidhi Chanani? We sure are. And to get ready for it, we had a great conversation with for S03E41. We talk about her career, collaborating with Disney, Super Boba Cafe, her site Everyday Love, her go to boba drink, , and so much more. Her book releases on 10/24, so go out and get it, listen to this podcast, and have fun!

09/10/2023

New episode! S03E39 A Conversation with Curtis Chin is out and we are so excited! Curtis is a writer, award-winning documentary filmmaker, and activist who grew up in Detroit, Michigan. His first memoir Everything I Learned, I Learned in a Chinese Restaurant is a wonderful book filled with humor and emotion. We were so fortunate to get a chance to read the book and talk to Curtis. Our conversation includes his thoughts on Chung’s restaurant, feelings of identity and belonging, growing up gay in the Black and white city of Detroit, starting the Asian American Writer’s Workshop, his documentaries (Tested, Vincent Who?, and Dear Corky), his favorite 80s band, and so much more. His memoir is releasing on October 17th with a book tour included. Enjoy the podcast, order Everything I Learned, I Learned in a Chinese Restaurant, and watch his documentaries. Link in bio or listen on any podcast directory.

09/10/2023

Bikini Atoll continues to be uninhabited beyond a few caretakers as a result of years of nuclear weapons testing. This week we had an ICYMI Encore Episode of The History of Nuclear Weapons Testing in the Pacific Islands. Although the U.S. government and military evacuated the residents, provided medical help, and pay about $500 per month, so much more could be done to make the islands inhabitable, move back residents, and support reintegration for anyone who wants to live there. S03E38 link in bio or through any podcast directory.

23/09/2023

Did you catch this week’s episode? S03E36 is A Conversation With Professor Elise Wang. Her work in conspiracy theory narratives is fascinating. We talk to her about her research, her upcoming books, and the conspiracy theories that the API community should worry about. Link in bio or download via any podcast directory.

05/09/2023

Ready for S03E34? We had fun getting to know author, illustrator, and amazing artist, Sally Deng. We love how her work centers on powerful women, Asian representation, and other meaningful topics. .deng has written and illustrated two books and works with a variety of groups including The New Yorker, NPR, Hermés, and the Asia Society (just to name a few). We talk about her journey to being a professional artist, her artistic style, her two books (Skyward: The Story of Female Pilots in WWII and Warrior Princess: The Story of Khutulun), tips for becoming a professional artist, and more. Link in bio or find it on any podcast directory. Thanks to for connecting us!

30/08/2023

This week’s episode is The History of Rice Cultivation. Find S03E33 through the link in our bio or on any podcast directory. Do you know when and where rice was first cultivated? How did it spread across Asia and the world? Find out in this episode. Check out who has a myth about rice on her feed!

22/08/2023

Whether or not you’re into mindfulness, Buddhism, or reflection, we think you’ll love S03E32, A Conversation with Rev. Liên Shutt. She is an insightful and engaging Buddhist leader who strives to make Zen practice accessible to all. Her new book will be released on August 22nd. Home is Here: Practicing Antiracism with the Engaged Eightfold Path introduces readers to mindful practices for integrating the Engaged Four Noble Truths and the Engaged Eightfold Path to progress on the path towards healing. We had an opportunity to read it and loved how it helped us reflect and become more skillful in mindfulness practices. In our conversation, we talk a LOTabout Rev. Liên’s book and the Dharma of Being Antiracist, and we also discuss how Buddhism is perceived in America. There’s so much more to the conversation. We highly recommend getting Home is Here published by and also seeking out Rev. Liên through in the Bay Area. Episode link in our bio or through any podcast directory.

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Discussing Fighting to Belong! with this week’s guest, comic book author and screenwriter Amy Chu @amy_chu. Have you listened to the podcast this week? The link is in our bio or through any podcast directory. And get this great book published by @thirdstatebooks. #asianamerican #AAPI #APIDA #asianamericanhistory #asianamericanhistory101 #pacificislander #genandted #asianamericanpodcast #veryasian #amychu #thirdstatebooks #fightingtobelong #taaforg #taaf

One more week till @warriorhbomax lands on @netflix (February 16th). Prepare for it by listening to our episode with Perry Yung @perryyungofficial. Link in bio or through any podcast directory. #asianamerican #AAPI #APIDA #asianamericanhistory #asianamericanhistory101 #pacificislander #genandted #asianamericanpodcast #veryasian #warrior #netflix #warrioronnetflix #perryyung

We love talking about API pioneers. And in S04E03, we talk about The History of George Chin, one of the three Chin brothers who made up a dynamic line in Lucknow hockey. #asianamerican #AAPI #APIDA #asianamericanhistory #asianamericanhistory101 #pacificislander #genandted #asianamericanpodcast #veryasian #hockey #georgechin #lucknow

We had Dr. Sharon Lee and Prof. Yoon Pak on for S04E01 to discuss the TEAACH Act implementation and resources. This is a clip of Dr. Lee talking about the strength of The Collaborative that includes @advancingjusticechicago and @taaforg. #asianamerican #AAPI #APIDA #asianamericanhistory #asianamericanhistory101 #pacificislander #genandted #asianamericanpodcast #veryasian #TEAACHact #taaf #advancingjusticechicago

In S03E49 on Christmas Traditions in Asia and the Pacific Islands, we spend a little more time talking about Filipino traditions like the Parol, caroling, and nine early morning masses! Learn more in this episode. Link in bio or find us in any podcast directory. Also, @socalfilipinos has a lot of great information. #asianamerican #AAPI #APIDA #asianamericanhistory #asianamericanhistory101 #pacificislander #genandted #asianamericanpodcast #veryasian #filipino #philippines #parol #christmasinasia #christmasinphilippines #christmasinpacificislands

Looking back at our first interview. @mikeparkmusic joined us to talk about his career, Asian Pacific Americans in ska, and the fight against racism. This was S01E09… we had an excerpt in one episode and then the full interview in the next. Here’s a clip of us naming all the AAPI in ska. And his group @bruceleeband has a new single coming out on April 13!!! #Asianamerican #asianamericanhistory #asianamericanhistory101 #genandted #asianamericanpodcast #veryasian #ska #music #flashbackfriday

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