We are joined this week by the creator and director of Squid Game Hwang Dong-hyuk and executive producer Kim Ji-Yeon.

In celebration of AAPI LA Day, serial entrepreneur and Task Force member Kalika Yap interviewed LA City Council member John Lee of the 12th district. Listen in!

In celebration of AAPI LA Day, serial entrepreneur and Task Force member Kalika Yap interviewed Young Chang of Asha Foods, USA. Listen in!

This year marks the 30th Anniversary of the 1992 LA Uprising or SAIGU. LA UPRISING is known in the Korean American community as SAIGU, which directly translates to 4.29 or ‘April 29th’: the start date of the civil unrest. We invite all Angelenos to attend the commemorative LA Uprising/SAIGU events this month, to partake in a healing space and reflect on the effects of the unrest.

The brothers behind the street-food sensation that redefined Korean food in L.A. and conquered the Food Network talk about how they've found new ways to survive during Seoul Sausage’s 10-year run. Along the path, they’ve seen the power of social media, the rise of Korean culture in America and how Korean barbecue sausages can power a movement that starts on the streets and ends up in stadiums.

Two-time Top Chef finalist Shirley Chung tells the multi-generational story that led to her progressive Chinese-American food at Ms. Chi Cafe. She also discusses the importance of innovation, how she pivoted with nationwide delivery during the pandemic and how she created her own NFT collection at dumplingmafianft.com

Citrus Studios CEO and multi-hyphenate business leader Kalika Yap talks to co-hosts Andy Wang and Danica Lo about her family escaping martial law in the Philippines, how living in Hawaii shaped her worldview, how living her values led to a successful entrepreneurial career that started with a $400 loan before she worked with clients like Dollar Shave Club and Nyx Cosmetics. We also discuss how food raises awareness and why it’s important to raise your voice and stand up against anti-Asian...

Mendocino Farms co-founder Ellen Chen talks to co-hosts Andy Wang and Danica Lo about how she left corporate America and created a game-changing independent restaurant. We also discuss her successful exit from Mendocino Farms, her support of other entrepreneurs and her involvement in Teach AAPI, a new organization that helps AAPI children connect with their heritage. teachaapi.org Los Angeles Asian American Stories is brought to you by AAPI LA, a new initiative created by the Los Angeles'...

Dan Lin (“The Lego Movie” franchise, “The Two Popes,” “Aladdin”), CEO and Head Wrangler of production company Rideback, talks to co-hosts Andy Wang and Danica Lo about his start in the entertainment industry, his upcoming slate, how the pandemic changed his life and why he’s continuing to make a big bet on Historic Filipinotown. rideback.com Los Angeles Asian American Stories is brought to you by AAPI LA, a new initiative created by the Los Angeles' Mayor's Office to give voice to the...

Mayor Eric Garcetti talks to AAPI LA advisory board and task force members about the importance of eliminating biases and advancing inclusivity efforts for communities of color. Visit our website: https://aapila.org/

The brothers behind the street-food sensation that redefined Korean food in L.A. and conquered the Food Network talk about how they've found new ways to survive during Seoul Sausage’s 10-year run. Along the path, they’ve seen the power of social media, the rise of Korean culture in America and how Korean barbecue sausages can power a movement that starts on the streets and ends up in stadiums.

Two-time Top Chef finalist Shirley Chung tells the multi-generational story that led to her progressive Chinese-American food at Ms. Chi Cafe. She also discusses the importance of innovation, how she pivoted with nationwide delivery during the pandemic and how she created her own NFT collection at dumplingmafianft.com

Citrus Studios CEO and multi-hyphenate business leader Kalika Yap talks to co-hosts Andy Wang and Danica Lo about her family escaping martial law in the Philippines, how living in Hawaii shaped her worldview, how living her values led to a successful entrepreneurial career that started with a $400 loan before she worked with clients like Dollar Shave Club and Nyx Cosmetics. We also discuss how food raises awareness and why it’s important to raise your voice and stand up against anti-Asian...

Mendocino Farms co-founder Ellen Chen talks to co-hosts Andy Wang and Danica Lo about how she left corporate America and created a game-changing independent restaurant. We also discuss her successful exit from Mendocino Farms, her support of other entrepreneurs and her involvement in Teach AAPI, a new organization that helps AAPI children connect with their heritage. teachaapi.org Los Angeles Asian American Stories is brought to you by AAPI LA, a new initiative created by the Los Angeles'...

Dan Lin (“The Lego Movie” franchise, “The Two Popes,” “Aladdin”), CEO and Head Wrangler of production company Rideback, talks to co-hosts Andy Wang and Danica Lo about his start in the entertainment industry, his upcoming slate, how the pandemic changed his life and why he’s continuing to make a big bet on Historic Filipinotown. rideback.com Los Angeles Asian American Stories is brought to you by AAPI LA, a new initiative created by the Los Angeles' Mayor's Office to give voice to the...