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InfatuAsian Podcast

Curtis Chinn
San Francisco
Asian American Experience
Chinatown
Asian American Representation
Didi
Korean Dramas
Asian American Culture
Jollibee
K-Pop
Identity
Pseudoscience
Mah Jong
K-Drama Draft
Cultural Identity
Flushing
Coming Of Age
Rental House
Theater
Tyrus Wong
Screenwriting

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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Latest Episodes

It was a dream come true to speak with Kristi on the podcast. The whole point of this show is to celebrate Asians who bring us joy. In the 2020s, there have been many great gold medal performances by Asian Americans at both the summer and winter Olym... more

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It felt fitting to do a podcast reflection episode 5 years after we started this little endeavor. So I brought back Kelsey, who has appeared on the show before, and has the record for the shortest interview we've ever done (during our pop-up podcast ... more

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Growing up Chinese American in the 70s-80s meant you weren't gong to see a lot of people that looked like you on TV. One reliable presence (for the last 48 years on PBS) was Chef Martin Yan! He has brought Chinese and other Asian cuisine into houses ... more

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It's just about summer! And whether you're flying out somewhere amazing or just looking for a new book to get lost in, we have a fantastic list of books by Asian Authors!

I called upon my friend Sarah-Soonling to help co-host and we chatted with 5 a... more

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Martin Yan
Chef, TV host, author; Yan Can Cook
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Episode: Ep 225 The One and Only Chef Martin Yan - 48 Years on Television and Still Going Strong!
Lisa Lee
Author of American Han
Independent author
Episode: Ep 224 Summer Reads with Weike Wang, Mike Chen, Lisa Lee, Kirstin Chen, Vanessa Hua, and Sarah-Soonling Blackburn
Vanessa Hua
Author and writer
Independent author
Episode: Ep 224 Summer Reads with Weike Wang, Mike Chen, Lisa Lee, Kirstin Chen, Vanessa Hua, and Sarah-Soonling Blackburn
Kirstin Chen
Author of Counterfeit and other works
Independent author
Episode: Ep 224 Summer Reads with Weike Wang, Mike Chen, Lisa Lee, Kirstin Chen, Vanessa Hua, and Sarah-Soonling Blackburn
Sarah-Soonling Blackburn
Co-host, author, and educator
InfatuAsian Podcast
Episode: Ep 224 Summer Reads with Weike Wang, Mike Chen, Lisa Lee, Kirstin Chen, Vanessa Hua, and Sarah-Soonling Blackburn
Zach (Zack)
Member of Dengue Fever, Cambodian rock musician
Dengue Fever
Episode: Ep 223 Cambodian Rock Lives in the Songs and Stories of Dengue Fever
Dr. Jonar De Guzman
Physician; diabetes reversal coach and podcast host
Diabetes Reversal Coaching; Glass Half Healthy podcast
Episode: Ep 222 Reversing Type 2 Diabetes in Asians with Dr. Jonar De Guzman
Cassandra Lam
Founder, Mama Lam's Malaysian sauces
Mama Lam's
Episode: Ep 221 Bringing Malaysian Flavors to American with Cassandra Lam of Mama Lam's Sauces
Olivia Zhang
Founder/CEO of Cancer Kids First; Harvard student; Forbes 30 Under 30 honoree
Cancer Kids First
Episode: Ep 219 Olivia Zhang - Harvard Junior Grew Up on Food Stamps—Now She’s a Forbes 30 Under 30

Host

Curtis
Host of Infatu Asian Podcast; frequently leads interviews and on-location discussions with a focus on Asian culture and community.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 154 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 States7 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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Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

Listeners praise the host's enthusiasm and ability to connect with diverse guests.
Audience notes strong representation of Asian culture and community stories.
Many episodes highlighted actionable insights and real-world impact for listeners.

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Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Ep 225 The One and Only Chef Martin Yan - 48 Years on Television and Still Going Strong!
Q: How did you fund your early education and launch your career?
I taught cooking classes at UC Davis and nearby communities, taking on students and organizing Chinese cooking workshops to pay tuition, and I used those early demonstrations as practical, hands-on experience that allowed me to stay in school and grow.
Ep 225 The One and Only Chef Martin Yan - 48 Years on Television and Still Going Strong!
Q: What was your mission for Yan Can Cook when you started the show?
The mission was to show that Chinese cooking is more than stereotypes and to educate audiences by traveling, sharing techniques, and making authentic Chinese cuisine accessible, all while building a connection with viewers through consistent storytelling and live demonstrations.
Ep 223 Cambodian Rock Lives in the Songs and Stories of Dengue Fever
Q: What is the band's approach to evolving the sound over 23 years?
They maintain core identity while allowing Nimol's Khmer vocals to steer the direction, consciously shaping songs in early stages to fit her voice and keeping performances dynamic rather than a fixed formula.
Ep 223 Cambodian Rock Lives in the Songs and Stories of Dengue Fever
Q: How did Nimol come to join Dengue Fever and what was that audition like?
Nimol originally faced skepticism, but after a transformative audition at a Long Beach studio, she joined the group and helped define their Cambodian sound with the band's music and original songs.
Ep 223 Cambodian Rock Lives in the Songs and Stories of Dengue Fever
Q: Can we talk about your origins first? So Zach, where were you born and raised? How did you get involved in music?
Zach describes growing up in LA and being drawn into the Cambodian rock scene after hearing tapes from Cambodia; his brother's experiences and the discovery of the music sparked the idea for Dengue Fever.

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This show centers on Asian culture, creators, and communities, featuring a wide range of guests from healthcare professionals and entrepreneurs to artists, politicians, and activists. Episodes frequently explore identity, heritage, and representation, often blending personal journeys with practical insights on business, culture, and community impact. Noteworthy is the host duo's approachable interview style, on-location formats, and recurring focus on Asian American narratives, leadership, and cross-cultural perspectives, which can be especially appealing to listeners seeking authentic stories, actionable takeaways, and diverse viewpoints within the Asian diaspora.

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Recent guests on InfatuAsian Podcast include:

1. Martin Yan
2. Lisa Lee
3. Vanessa Hua
4. Kirstin Chen
5. Sarah-Soonling Blackburn
6. Zach (Zack)
7. Dr. Jonar De Guzman
8. Cassandra Lam

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