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Comments for As I Am: Asians In America
Produced by Paul Watanabe, Paul Niwa, Nathan Bae Kupel
Other pieces by Nathan Kupel
Rating Summary
2 comments
Qingjian Shi
Posted on July 21, 2008 at 06:49 AM | Permalink
Review of As I Am: Asians In America
Thank you for putting this segment together. At last, a radio show dedicated to the lives of Asian Americans and the issues they face in the United States.
My favorite piece would have to be the one about finding the sesame oil.
As I Am really speaks to the Asian American experience with poetry, stories, literature and news. And the show is hosted by a notable Asian American scholar: Helen Zia.
As a 1.5 generation Asian American, I am excited for a radio show that shares the realities of Asian Americans from an authentic perspective.
Jennifer Nguyen
Posted on April 16, 2008 at 09:38 AM | Permalink
Review of As I Am: Asians In America
It is so refreshing to hear a thoughtful program that explores everyday notions like the idea of home in a universal, personal way. I absolutely love the piece of the young Korean American reporter moving to Minneapolis from Southern California and her search for home.
I would like to hear a more diverse group of voices. Asian America encompasses over sixty different cultures and languages - more diverse in socio-economic background, length of spent in America, etc. I do realize how difficult it is to do that, so keep up the good work!