
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
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 283 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture | |||

The Khmer Rouge almost rid the world of Cambodian rock, but it lives on in the band Dengue Fever. Founded by two American brothers and powered by the voice of Khmer American immigrant Chhom Nimol, Dengue Fever performs songs influenced by the musicia... more
Asians are at a significantly higher risk of developing type 2 diabetes than the general population. Dr. Jonar De Guzman specializes in coaching Asians to reverse insulin resistance with lifestyle changes. I learned a lot and had a great time chattin... more
I had a really fun time chatting with Cassandra Lam, the co-founder of Mama Lam's, a maker of authentic Malaysian sauces. Visiting from Queens, New York, Cassandra and her husband, Ken, joined me @onwaverly 's Clubhouse to share their origin story as... more
A few weeks back, we set up a few microphones in a little corner of the On Waverly Book and Gift Shop in SF Chinatown, and we interviewed whoever showed up! What a fun day! We did about 10 interviews in 90 minutes, on a whole range of topics. I defin... more
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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!
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!
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
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
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.
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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.
Listeners can expect thoughtful conversations that celebrate culture while ... more
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Recent guests on InfatuAsian Podcast include:
1. Zach (Zack)
2. Dr. Jonar De Guzman
3. Cassandra Lam
4. Olivia Zhang
5. Kayla Hidayat
6. David Chiu
7. John W. Kim
8. Hannah Chia
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