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Infatu Asian Podcast

Curtis Chinn
Didi
Coming Of Age
Flushing
San Francisco
K-Pop
The Acolyte
AAPI
Fremont
Connie Chung
A Quantum Love Story
Dungeness Crab
The 3 Body Problem
Chinatown
Star Wars
Skateboarding
Pachinko
Etrike Karaoke
Science Fiction
Asian-American Identity
Ocean Beach

A show where we aim to illuminate and celebrate Asian culture and creators! New episodes every Wednesday! Please email us at: infatuasianpodcast@gmail.com and follow us on Facebook or Instagram @infatuasianpodcast

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Author Jamie Jo Hoang has written a pair of companion books, My Father the Panda Killer and My Mother the Mermaid Chaser. They explore the Vietnamese American experience through the eyes of American-born teenagers and their refugee parents. They are ... more

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Since we usually release episodes on Tuesday evenings, I figured we could squeeze in one more #chinforthewin guest in September! Curtis S. Chin is a business leader and public affairs and policy specialist. He is currently a Senior Fellow at the Milk... more

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There is nothing I enjoy more on this podcast than catching up with former students of mine! Justin Chin graduated about 25 years ago, and we hadn't spoken since. It was an extra-pleasant surprise to hear that he is the general manager at San Francis... more

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Recent Guests

Kristina Cho
James Beard award-winning cook and author, food blogger and content creator.
Author of 'Mooncakes and Milk Bread' and 'Chinese Enough'
Episode: Ep 193 A Chinatown Recipe Club! Sharing Recipes With Friends and People We've Just Met
Winchell Chow
Co-owner of Little Aloha.
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Eddie Lo
Instructor at Eating With Edmund, hosting Dumpling Making Parties.
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Elise Hayashi
Program manager and cooking instructor at 18 Reasons.
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Justin Chin
General manager at The Happy Crane and advanced sommelier
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Episode: E191 From the Marine Corps to The Hottest Restaurant in San Francisco, How Justin Chin Became the General Manager at The Happy Crane
Jeff Chinn
Foremost Bruce Lee memorabilia collector and cultural advocate
Episode: Ep 190 A Chat with The World's Foremost Bruce Lee Memorabilia Collector - Jeff Chinn
Surae Chinn
Emmy Award winning journalist, news anchor, and TV host on Good Things Utah
Good Things Utah
Episode: Ep 189 Getting to Know Surae Chinn One of the Hosts of Good Things Utah and So Much More!
Adonis Marcelino
Food content creator known as @imadoniseats on Instagram
Episode: Ep 187 The Story Behind @imadoniseats: Adonis on Culture and Cuisine
Kaila Yu
Model, actor, singer, content creator, and journalist.
Author of Fetishized
Episode: Ep 186 Kaila Yu on her book Fetishized: Behind the Scenes of Her Journey from Import Car Model to Writer

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Curtis
Host and co-host of several episodes, Curtis engages with various guests on topics surrounding Asian culture and identity.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 138 ratings
  • Curtis is great!

    Love the topics on the show. The opening question is truly the best. My favorite (so far) is the Chinatown episode! I love the history and the background noises, the community! Curtis truly spends a lot of time getting to know his guests. He was able to refer and reference past guests so quickly and help make connections. He is enthusiastic about the podcast and brings such good energy. It’s great to see Asians have more representation in so many ways. Thanks for all your work, Curtis!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Ally.21
    United Statesa year ago
  • ok, doing an interview over Zoom would be hard enough, then add in a language barrier. well done, well prepared. I will be seeing Rolking Quartz in Seattle! thank you

    Audible
    5
    Richard D Hogan
    United States2 years ago
  • great interview

    ok, doing an interview over Zoom would be hard enough, then add in a language barrier. well done, well prepared. I will be seeing Rolking Quartz in Seattle! thank you

    Audible
    5
    Richard D Hogan
    United States2 years ago
  • Worth a listen

    Imagine a conversation between your science teacher and your friend, talking to and about Asian people and things, in an NPR studio. You get this pod! If you enjoy listening in on friends talking with enthusiasm and humor you’ll like this pod.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    blinkrok
    United States3 years ago
  • Great conversations from a variety of guests

    I enjoy listening to this podcast very much and I love the guests from various backgrounds, industries and places that have some shared experiences and interests.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Bigblueocean
    United States3 years ago

Listeners Say

Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

There is a recurring theme of valuing representation and connection within the Asian community, highlighting the impact of the topics discussed.
Listeners appreciate the engaging storytelling and cultural insight, often praising the deep dive into personal experiences.
The conversational style and enthusiasm of the host are highly commended, creating a relatable atmosphere.

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Ep 188 Curtis Chin on Family, Food, and Finding Identity in a Chinese Restaurant
Q: What are your thoughts on growing up in the restaurant business?
I learned many life lessons, including that talking to strangers can open up opportunities and perspectives.
Ep 188 Curtis Chin on Family, Food, and Finding Identity in a Chinese Restaurant
Q: What made you interested in politics and telling stories related to your identity?
Growing up in a Chinese restaurant and witnessing the lack of coverage when Vincent Chin was murdered sparked my interest, as I realized the importance of Asian Americans telling their stories.
Ep 186 Kaila Yu on her book Fetishized: Behind the Scenes of Her Journey from Import Car Model to Writer
Q: Who did you write this book for?
For Asian women; it's striking that there hasn't been a comprehensive book addressing fetishization of Asian women.
An Episode of Proxy on the InfatuAsian Podcast, Mic Nguyen's Biggest Regret
Q: What would you tell someone who is undecided about going to medical school?
You should do something different if you can imagine a life for yourself doing anything other than this.
Ep 183 Tiger Sisters: Jean & Cherie Luo Share Their Journey From the Ivy League to Podcasting
Q: Have you guys experienced burnout since you are very much into that field? And if so, how did you combat that?
Both speakers shared that they have experienced burnout in their careers and emphasized the importance of reflecting on personal values and enjoying what you do to combat it.

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The content focuses on illuminating and celebrating Asian culture, featuring a wide range of deeply personal stories from various creators and influencers. Topics explored include the Asian American experience, cultural representation in media, and the personal journeys of individuals navigating their identities within broader societal contexts. Unique narratives, such as food, fashion, and the entertainment industry, are prominently discussed, providing listeners with insights into both historical and contemporary issues impacting the Asian community. The podcast likely aims to entertain while also fostering understanding and connection among listeners from diverse backgrounds.

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Recent guests on Infatu Asian Podcast include:

1. Kristina Cho
2. Winchell Chow
3. Eddie Lo
4. Elise Hayashi
5. Justin Chin
6. Jeff Chinn
7. Surae Chinn
8. Adonis Marcelino

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