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Infatu Asian Podcast

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

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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Fun episode for you today! We're talking with Hannah Chea, Miss SF Chinatown 2025! She is a woman of many interests and talents. She marched with the Cal Marching Band during her time at UC Berkeley. She worked in tech, but after getting laid off, sh... more

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I need to start a series called: Legends. Margaret Cho is someone who was literally one of "us" growing up in San Francisco. She went on to be one of the most recognizable and iconic Asian American celebrities. Besides hundreds of stand-up comedy sho... more

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Helen Goh is a licensed psychologist and a baker at London's famed Ottolenghi delis and restaurants. She combined her two passions into her first solo cookbook, Baking and the Meaning of Life. It has over 100 recipes and photographs grouped into diff... more

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Randy Kim is a creator and podcaster out of the Chicago-land area. Randy produces the Banh Mi Chronicles. He was the 2024 award recipient of the annual Communicator Awards. He is the founder of his current Substack newsletter, “Banh Mi Bites,” which ... more

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Recent Guests

Margaret Cho
Groundbreaking comedian, actress, and political humorist
Episode: Ep 208 Up with Choligarchy! A Chat with The One and Only Margaret Cho
Helen Goh
Psychologist, baker, and author of 'Baking and the Meaning of Life'
Episode: Ep 207 Helen Goh - Psychologist, Baker, and Author of Baking and the Meaning of Life
Randy Kim
A queer Viet Khmer podcaster out of the Chicagoland area.
Banh Mi Chronicles
Episode: Ep 206 Breaking Banh-Mi with Queer Viet-Khmer American Podcaster - Randy Kim
Dr. Satsuki Ina
A trained psychotherapist and author of 'The Poet and the Silk Girl' which details her family's experiences during the Japanese-American internment camps.
Episode: Ep 205 Satsuki Ina - Echoes from the Internment Camps: Satsuki Ina’s Family Story
Roy Choi
Korean-American restaurateur and culinary innovator known for co-founding Kogi BBQ Food Trucks
Episode: Ep 204 An Interview with Chef Roy Choi Talking About Life Before and After Starting the Kogi BBQ Food Trucks!
Ashely Du
First-generation entrepreneur and founder of multiple businesses and a nonprofit, including Meaningful Beginnings.
Meaningful Beginnings
Episode: Ep 203 From A Single Mom High School Dropout to Entrepreneur and Mentor - Ashely Du Has Forged Her Own Path
Sarah Ahn
Creator of Ahnest Kitchen and co-author of the cookbook Umma.
Ahnest Kitchen
Episode: Ep 202 - 2025 Wrapped! Our Top 5 Episodes of the Year with Guest Host Sarah Ahn of Ahnest Kitchen!!!
Nico Santos
Actor known for roles in Crazy Rich Asians and Superstore
NBC and Peacock's St. Denis Medical
Episode: Episode 201 A Mini-Interview with Nico Santos - Rene on St. Denis Medical and Oliver T'sien in Crazy Rich Asians
Cindy Lim
Head of brand at Yuzu, part of Match Group's social apps for the Asian community
Yuzu
Episode: Ep 199 Founders of Odd One In - Gloria Liu and Julie Zhu and Head of Yuzu Brand - Cindy Lim

Host

Curtis Chin

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 144 ratings
  • Love this podcast!

    Congrats on 200 episodes! Loved the Randall Park interview! Curtis and his hosts have a constant smile and respect and admiration for all of their guests!

    It’s such a joy to hear them talk with actors artists musicians journalists authors celebrities and ordinary people making a difference!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Pira T
    United States2 months ago
  • 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 States2 years 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 States3 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 States3 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 States4 years ago

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Episodes strike a good balance between humor and serious topics, adding to the overall enjoyment of the content.
Listeners appreciate the engaging topics and the depth of conversations, especially around cultural representation.
The friendly and welcoming atmosphere cultivated by the hosts resonates with many, making it feel like an intimate discussion among friends.
The show features a diverse range of guests, which listeners find appealing and relevant.

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Ep 207 Helen Goh - Psychologist, Baker, and Author of Baking and the Meaning of Life
Q: What is the central question that lies behind Helen's book?
Why is baking so important in the way we signify and strengthen the things that are meaningful in our lives?
Ep 205 Satsuki Ina - Echoes from the Internment Camps: Satsuki Ina’s Family Story
Q: What was the biggest thing you learned in this project for you?
The importance of sharing our story as a form of activism against present injustices and reminding people of the consequences of racism.
Ep 205 Satsuki Ina - Echoes from the Internment Camps: Satsuki Ina’s Family Story
Q: When you were growing up, did you feel like your family had trauma or that you had intergenerational trauma?
No, not at first, but reflecting on it, I realize how deeply it impacted us.
Ep 206 Breaking Banh-Mi with Queer Viet-Khmer American Podcaster - Randy Kim
Q: Is there a gateway episode for your podcast that you're particularly proud of?
One notable episode featured singer Milk discussing her anthem on sexual assault and anti-Asian hate, which was both impactful and emotional.
Ep 206 Breaking Banh-Mi with Queer Viet-Khmer American Podcaster - Randy Kim
Q: When did the idea for the podcast come about and when did it actually come about?
The idea came in 2016 while ordering Banh Mi, and the podcast started in early 2019.

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Focused on uplifting and highlighting Asian culture and the experiences of Asian creators, this podcast engages a diverse range of topics, from personal narratives and culinary traditions to representation in media. Episodes frequently feature guests from various backgrounds, including authors, chefs, and entertainers, discussing their craft and the challenges of navigating cultural identities. The conversations often blend humor, insight, and storytelling, making it an engaging space for listeners interested in the multifaceted dimensions of Asian experiences and culture.

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1. Margaret Cho
2. Helen Goh
3. Randy Kim
4. Dr. Satsuki Ina
5. Roy Choi
6. Ashely Du
7. Sarah Ahn
8. Nico Santos

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