Asians Represent!
Daniel Kwan, Agatha Cheng, Jeremy Blum, Drew Quon, Steve Huynh, Liana Mackenzie, & Emma YasuiAsians Represent! Is here to celebrate and examine Asian representation in tabletop games and pop culture. We do this by creating conversation, introducing new perspectives to the broader gaming community, and creating spaces for new voices in the industry.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 184 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureSociety & CultureGames | |||
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Daniel and Drew are reunited after a month apart! On this episode of NDNP, Drew talked about his first year of grad school while Daniel returns from a nearly four-week trip through Malta, Lisbon, and London! The guys also celebrated their 6-year game... more
Where do orcs really come from? In this episode of the Asians Represent! podcast, Daniel and Drew sit down with Dr. Christopher LeCluyse, a professor of literature, media, and writing at Westminster University to discuss his new book, Race & Monstros... more
Daniel is heading to Europe! In this pre-vacation episode, Daniel and Drew catch up on everything gaming, food, and pop culture before Daniel goes radio silent for a few weeks.
Daniel shared details about his trip, from completing a pilgrimage to Wa... more
Episode 42 of No Dice, No Problem is here! In this episode, Daniel and Drew catch up after a break, talk about burnout and rediscovering the joy of gaming (without making content), and dive into everything from tabletop gaming tournaments to grinding... more
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- Great Show
This is a great podcast about TTRPGs from a mostly diasporic Asian point of view, including discussions, read-throughs, and actual play. Very informative and fun to listen to.
Apple Podcasts5MoritzBt
Germanya year ago - Amazing show
Absolutely love the way Daniel and Agatha present information and controversial topics. Every problem presented is coupled with some kind of solution and nuanced explanation for how it affects people. I also love the way they shine a light on other creators and scholars.
Apple Podcasts5Abhorsem2012
United States4 years ago - So good!
This podcast has provided me with incredible perspective on so many things. As a person who considers themselves pretty aware of personal biases, I find the point of views of the hosts to be so important to understanding how we can all interact, create, and enjoy TTRPGs. I can’t recommend this show enough!
Apple Podcasts5Secret Nerd PodcastUnited States4 years ago - An amazing perspective
I follow DM Steve, and this was an amazing find. With a lot of great perspectives on DnD that I haven’t heard a million times. Can’t wait to keep following.
Apple Podcasts5PrestifyUnited States5 years ago - Informative and Exciting
It's super refreshing to see creators from marginalized groups creating content that reflects their experiences. Asians Represent! is doing the work of both critiquing bad representations from the past and present and highlighting creators doing good representation.
The academic experience Daniel brings to the table helps frame the discussions, and the other hosts and guests all bring their own expertise.
The actual play episodes and world building are fantastic examples of actual play, includ... more
Apple Podcasts5Richard KLUnited States5 years ago
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What is Asians Represent! about and what kind of topics does it cover?
Across episodes, the show centers on Asian representation in tabletop gaming, with deep-dive discussions on race, culture, and accessibility in RPGs, plus practical gameplay talk and creative exploration. The hosts blend scholarly framing, historical context, and personal storytelling to unpack stereotypes, celebrate diverse creators, and spotlight underrepresented voices. Regular guests and rotating co-hosts contribute nuanced perspectives, from game design to public history, while the format often weaves in actual play, cultural analysis, and community-building across events, art, and scholarship. A notable strength is the combination of rigorous analysis and accessible storytelling, making complex topics approachable for both RPG veteran... more
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Recent guests on Asians Represent! include:
1. Christopher LeCluyse
2. Dr. Melissa Karmen Lee
3. LJ Koh
4. Brandon Lim
5. Francesca Calo
6. Thomas Manuel
7. Tan Shao Han
8. Ruvaid Virk
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