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HotPot

by Steven Zhang

A podcast that surrounds everything about Asian culture.

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Episodes

  1. The Frog Boys: An Unpredicted Disaster in South Korea

    When five boys go strangely lost in the mountains, and are no where to be found until only recently when their bodies and clothes were discovered, what could have happened to them? Join me on this episode of HotPot to explore one of many scary and confusing stories.

  2. Olympian Laura Zeng Talks About Sacrifice and Discipline.

    In this Asian Story, more so directed towards mentality and work ethic rather than a story (although there is a portion of it), Laura talks about what she has gone through to perform at such a high level.

  3. Asian Stories: Passing The Torch Down, Racism and Microaggressions Towards Asians at Private Schools

    Chris Bok is a senior at a boarding school. He sees racism and microaggressions towards Asians that are often ignored because of how tiny they are. He talks about how important it is to protest for what you want, and now that he is a senior, talks about passing his duty on to another willing…

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  4. The Outsider: The Most Unique Plain Person, Ken Ilgunas

    On my first episode of this new podcast series, I interview Ken Ilgunas., a man who has hiked and canoed tens of thousands of miles. His story is very interesting, as his current fame and how people perceive him is different than who he actually is, and especially who he was.

  5. Asian Stories: "Coming Home Again" by Chang Rae Lee

    A sad but warm story that depicts the relationship between a mother, her son, and the intermediary of food. The author, Chang Rae Lee is a Korean American who has written countless novels and is currently the professor of creative writing at Stanford university.

  6. Asian Stories: Fresh Off the Boat Part 3

    In this final episode of this podcast mini series, David and Sitan finish up on everything they have talked up to this point and give helpful advice.

  7. Asian Stories: Fresh Off the Boat Part 2

    For the second part of this mini series, we talk more about emotions and inner identity . Instead of simply knowing their stories, you'll understand more of what they went through.

  8. Asian Stories: Fresh Off the Boat Part 1

    I talk to two of my friends about what being fresh off the boat from China feels like. They arrive at the US, knowing little English and having a totally different culture.

  9. Why do Japanese People Live so Long? More on longevity and Japanese culture.

    Through diet, history, social concepts, and my interview with a Harvard Professor, I am able to dive deep into the intricate relationships between each, and how they determine how long someone is expected to live.

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

A podcast that surrounds everything about Asian culture.

HOSTED BY

Steven Zhang

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A podcast that surrounds everything about Asian culture.

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HotPot has 10 episodes. Check the episode list to see recent publication dates and frequency.

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HotPot is created and hosted by Steven Zhang.
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