Episodes
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Ep. 2, PT 2 Representation and Responsibility
Welcome to Part 2 of our discussion on representation and responsibility. Join exec member Madison and guests Alex, Rachel, Hannah, and Irene as they discuss Asian representation in the media and beyond.
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Ep. 2, PT 1 Representation and Responsibility
Join exec member Madison and guests Alex, Rachel, Hannah, and Irene as they discuss Asian representation in the media!
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Ep. 1 The Bamboo Ceiling
Welcome to Season 2 of the ANAYA Podcast! Learn what the bamboo ceiling is and how it affects Asian Americans in this first episode hosted by Ethan.
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Ep. 9 Wrapping Up: A Message from Yuan
Thank you for joining us on the ANAYA Podcast in Season 1! To wrap up, here is a final message from Yuan discussing the ANAYA Talent Show Fundraiser. Sincerely, Team ANAYA.
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Ep. 8 Legacy and Expectation: Academics and Asian American Students
Enforced for decades by the model minority myth, Asian Americans have become known for and defined by their academic achievements. In this episode, Colleen along with guest hosts Fiona and Emily discuss to what extent their marks play importance to their lives. How do accompanying stereotypes and...
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Ep. 7 ANAYA All-in: What does it mean to be an Asian North American in the Time of a Pandemic?
The entire ANAYA teams comes together to discuss issues faced by Asian North Americans during the COVID-19 pandemic. -- 1:00 Overview of the rising anti-Asian racism due to COVID (its origins etc.) [Jessica] 1:50 History of Anti-Asian policies in NA [Ethan] 3:27 Anti-Asian racism specifically in...
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Ep. 6 Yuan's Story
ANAYA is helping the Luo family who were victims of anti-Asian hate crime. Yuan Luo and her parents came to Montreal, Quebec in 2000. She grew up in Montreal, and her parents are victims of anti-Asian hate crime and violence. In this episode, Yuan discusses the anti-Asian violence her family…
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Ep. 5 Technology, Boba and YouTubers: the Model Minority and Asian Identity
What is it like to be Asian in the tech sector? What is the model minority myth, and where did it originate from? How does boba connect to Asian identity? The tech sector, boba, and YouTubers like Ryan Higa are a few of the topics covered in this episode, hosted by ANAYA co-founder Ethan Jiang…
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Ep. 4 Girlboss Gatekeep Gaslight: White Feminism, BLM, and Solidarity
Girlboss, gatekeep, gaslight is GenZ mocking the “live, laugh, love” trope. “Gaslight every moment, Gatekeep every day, Girlboss beyond words." Girlboss refers to a feminist icon, but the term itself containers internalized sexism and misogyny. And, as a Vox article...
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Ep. 3 Asian Incognito: Comics and Beyond
The recent Atlanta shootings shock the Asian American community. Join Jessica Yu and Lisa Lim for their discussion on rising anti-Asian hate crimes and art as a form of advocacy. Lisa Lim is a comic storyteller born and raised in Queens, New York. Her work has been featured in Guernica, PANK, The...
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Ep. 2 Starting Off Small: A Discussion on Political Activism and the Atlanta Shootings
Jessica Yu, co-founder and executive director of ANAYA talks to Kelsey Chin about her experiences starting Cranes for Change, being a campaign manager, and studying at Barnard College. We talk about what being an activist can mean, but also about starting off small in taking action. Learn more...
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Ep. 1 A Conversation about Activism
Jessica Yu, co-founder and executive director of ANAYA talks to Ngan Le, co-founder and executive director from Asian Youth Act, about her journey in activism. We touch upon how Ngan started in activism, her experience with race in multiple geographic locations, and ways to get involved in...
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