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Model Majority Podcast — 229 episodes · page 2 of 3
105: Kaohly Her, Minnesota State House Rep, on the Hmong Community
104: Discussion of Domestic Violence Policy Change (Guest Co-host: Jenn Fang)
103: Brad Jenkins on Biracial Identity and Working for Obama
102: Writer Do Nguyen Mai on Asian American Political Candidates Research
101: Stephanie Cho, Exec Dir of AAJA-Atlanta, on Korean Adoptee Experience
100: Hard Look at AAPI Solidarity [Guest Host: Jenn Fang]
099: Sunkyu Bin on Depression and Mental Health as a College Athlete
098: Frank Shyong of the LA Times on East Asian Privilege
097: Hua Hsu of The New Yorker on Affirmative Action and Asian American Writing
096: Chang Chiu on Unconventional Path to Electoral Politics
095: Punya Krishnappa on Make Voting A Muscle Memory
094: Kevin Xu and Tony Nagatani Share Get-Out-The-Vote (GOTV) Pro-Tips
093: Prof. Janelle Wong on the Pulse of Asian America
092: Live Event at the University of Rochester
091: Cayden Mak on Activating 18 Million Asian Americans
090: Dr. Howard Koh on TIALOD (There Is A Lack Of Data)
089: Discussion on the Senate testimony of Dr. Christine Blasey Ford and Brett Kavanaugh
088: Tonia Bui on Local Political Organizing
087: Actress Piper Perabo on Getting Arrested as a Privilege
086: Chris Lu on #BlueWave 2018
085: Dr. Tung Nguyen on Hybrid Identity
084: Christine Johnson, Candidate for San Francisco Supervisor District 6
083: Sri Kulkarni, Congressional Candidate in Texas 22nd District
082 CRA: #CrazyRichAsians
082: Jenn Fang on Starting the Asian American Feminist Blog: Reappropriate
081: Oxford Kondo on White Male Asian Female and Plan A Magazine
080: Kimmy Yam of the Huffington Post on Being Loud!
079: Jiayang Fan of the New Yorker on How to Write for the New Yorker
078: Prof Karthick Ramakrishnan on Gathering AAPI Data and WeChat Conservatism
077: Simon Tam of The Slants on Life After Beating the Supreme Court
075: Dave Min on Running for Congress as a First Time Candidate
074: Lily Qi, Candidate for Maryland State Delegate
073: Vivian Yee of the New York Times on Rising Asian American Political Enagement in Orange County
072: Jaweed Kaleem of the LA Times on Covering Race and Justice
071: Harin Contractor on AAPI Employment Numbers
070: Discussion on API Policy Summit and Net Neutrality
Thi Bui: Special Coverage-2018 API Policy Summit
Ke Lam: Special Coverage-2018 API Policy Summit
Cat Nou and Jenny Bach: Special Coverage-2018 API Policy Summit
Richard Pan: Special Coverage-2018 API Policy Summit
Rob Bonta: Special Coverage-2018 API Policy Summit
Amanda Nguyen: Special Coverage-2018 API Policy Summit
Evan Low: Special Coverage-2018 API Policy Summit
069: Phil Kim and Vedant Patel of the DNC on Activating Asian American Vote in 2018
068: Konrad Ng on the Difference Between Appropriation and Appreciation
067: Coverage of the First Asian Amerian Gubernatorial Debate in California
066: Tina Maharath, Ohio State Senate Candidate
Special Promo: Mobilizing for Equity
065: Andrew Janz, Congressional Candidate in California 22nd District
064: Andrew Yang on Freedom Dividend and Running for President
063: Ellen Kamei and Lin Yang on Why Local Politics is Important
062: Aftab Pureval, Congressional Candidate in Ohio 1st District
061: Dan Koh, Congressional Candidate for Massachusetts 3rd District
060: Anna Chu on Advocating for Women, Being Nerdy
059: Goutam Jois, Congressional Dandidate in New Jersey's 7th District
058: Dan Hamamura on the Oscars, Hollywood Representation
057: Joon Kim on Asian American Political Staffers
056: Kathy Tran, the First Female Asian American Virginia House of Delegate
055: Ravi Bhalla on Being the first Sikh-American Mayor in the US
054: Three Better Than Two
053: Yvonne Leow on the Asian American Journalists Association
052: Christina Kuo on Running Issue Advocacy Campaign
051: John Chiang, Candidate for California Governorship
050: Does AAPI Still Make Sense?
049: Taz Ahmed on Activism, Muslim Christmas
048: Tina Tchen on the Obamas, White House Holiday Party
Midweek #Hottakes 013: Roy Moore Effect, Mayor Ed Lee's Passing, DDK 4 Superman
047: Anna Sterling on Myth of the Model Minority
046: Shin Inouye on Fighting for Civil and Human Rights
Midweek #Hottakes 012: Who's Good Enough for a H1-B Visa? Should a White Guy Pretend to be Japanese to Get Ahead?
045: Michael Luo of the New Yorker on Being Perpetual Outsiders
044: Andrew Hu on Healthcare Policy
Midweek #Hottakes 011: Tax "Reform" Tries to Gut Healthcare, All-Asian TV Drama on NBC (hopefully)
043: Crystal Strait on Planned Parenthood CA, Hello Kitty
Midweek #Hottakes 010: Electoral Victories (Finally), Trump Still Asia-ing
042: Dr. Vivek Murthy on Being Surgoen General of the U.S., Indian-Chinese Food
Midweek #Hottakes 009: Terror Attack in NYC, Racist Mailer in NJ, Steve Aoki Kneeling with Kap
041: Gautam Raghavan on AAPI and LGBTQ Outreach
Midweek #Hottakes 008: John Cho's BUTT, Jeff Flake "Flaking"
040: Prof. Anil Kalhan on DACA, Immigration Law
Midweek #Hottakes 007: Derrick Watson v Muslim Ban, Bi-Partisan Healthcare, AAPI Voting Preference
039: Bel Leong-Hong on Being the DNC AAPI Caucus Chair
Midweek #Hottakes 006: "Tax 'Reform', Pence v. 49ers, Jeremy Lin's Dreads"
038: Matt Stevens of the New York Times on Korean Adoptee Experience, Writing Breaking News
Midweek #Hottakes 005: "Las Vegas Mass Shooting, Tule Lake"
037: Aneesh Raman on Speechwriting For Obama
Midweek #Hottakes 004: "[FAIL] Graham-Cassidy, North Korea Provocation, Ohio Voter Purge"
036: Former Pastor Ken Fong on Progressive Christians and Podcasting
Midweek #Hottakes 003: "Graham-Cassidy, UNGA, Emmy"
035: Prof. Nancy Leong on the First Amendment
Midweek #Hottakes 002: "AAPI Population Growth, Medicare For All, Daniel Dae Kim in Hellboy"
034: Michelle Ye Hee Lee of the Washington Post on Fact-Checking Donald Trump
Midweek #Hottakes 001: "Schulosi, Hurricanes, DACA, DPRK Nukes"
033: Andy Kim, Congressional Candidate for New Jersey 3rd District
032: Vikrum Aiyer on Automation, Technology and Tacos
031: Vicki Tung on Public Service, Making Dumplings
030: Dr. Meena Seshamani on Healthcare Policy
029: Prof. Frank Wu on Why We Should Not Forget Vincent Chin
028: Alissa Ko on Galvanizing AAPIs from the White House
027: Catching Up On Life