In this encore of our April 21, 2020 release, Chris and Janelle talk with Anna Kim, Grace Talusan, Rachmad Tjachyadi about the vastness of the Asian-American Experience and the danger of a homogenized representation of Asians in the U.S, speaking within a culture that is often considered silent, as well as highlight the APIA involvement in various social justice movements. Find us at: iTunes - Click Here Google Play - Click Here Spotify - Click Here Keep your eye on our socia

In this episode of "on air with...," Janelle talks with Mandish Kalsi about the Indian farmers protest that began in August of 2020 and its affect on the Indian diaspora. As an Indo-Australian, born in India and raised in Australia, Mandish has a unique insider-outsider view of the issue and contextualizes her responses by referring to to the few years she spent living in India as an adult. Find us at: iTunes - Click Here Google Play - Click Here Spotify - Click Here Check ou

Over the last several years, many movements have started in online communities. From #OccupyWallSt to #MeToo, just about every demographic has been impacted by change that started with a hashtag. For people of color, one that has stood out the most in my opinion is the notion that “Representation Matters.” For all of modern history, enterprises large and small have looked for ways to connect with the paying public, and any marketer worth his or her salt will tell you it all c