TITLE:

Korean Traditional House
For thousands years Koreans designed their traditional houses for personal well-being and for creating better harmony with nature. For thousands years Korean traditional homes' structure of heating system has been under floor. In recent years Korean people as well as Westerners are recognizing that the Korean traditional houses blending in with nature create better harmony, and that the science of under floor heating system. To find out more.. watch Asian America!

TITLE:

Census 2010
When the last Census was conducted back in 2000, the Asian community was one of the country's fastest growing from 1990 - 2000, the Asian population grew by 48%-- can we expect that kind of growth between 2000 and 2010? To find out more, watch Asian America!

HOST:

Ernabel Demillo, Journalism Professor, St. Peter's College

GUESTS:

Grace Hyeju Cho, Staff Attorney, MinKwon Center for Community Action
Vanessa Leung, Deputy Director, Coalition for Asian American Children and Families (CACF)

TITLE:

Asian American Entrepreneurs
There is a little entrepreneur in all of us, many people out there who would love to quit their jobs and start their own business. And that's what entrepreneurs do! How do you go by becoming an entrepreneurs? What are the challenge and reward? Watch Asian America!

HOST:

Ernabel Demillo, Journalism Professor, St. Peter's College

GUESTS:

Saehoon Lee, Founder/President, www.mingleabit.com
Aysha Saeed, President/Fashion Designer, AYSHA SAEED

TITLE:

Entrepreneurship: Making your own opportunities Part I
Owning and running your own business is one of the best paths to autonomy and financial independence. No one can lay you off, the success or failure of the company is entirely up to you..but.. let's find out more about what it is to own your company. Watch Asian America.

HOST:

Ramon Gil, Creative Director, Fresh Concentrate LLC

GUESTS:

Glenda Villajuan, Independent Consultant
Saehoon Lee, Founder/President, www.mingleabit.com

TITLE:

Entrepreneurship: Making your own opportunities Part II
Entrepreneurs.. what takes to become one? Beyond failure or success, there is also the added benefit that business owners help build a more powerful voice for the Asian American community.. but.. entrepreneurship is not for everyone.. Want find out more about it? Watch Asian America.

HOST:

Ramon Gil, Creative Director, Fresh Concentrate LLC

GUESTS:

Lawrence Shum, Founder, IQOUPON
Ray Brijmohan, Managing Partner, 2 Techs Co

TITLE:

Asian Techniques in Medicine
This explores Eastern Medicine which includes acupuncture, Herbal medicine, physical manipulation and qigong. What role Eastern medicine plays in Western world, how Eastern and Western treatments can be use together for healing? And more.. Watch Asian America.

HOST:

Helen Hong, Comedian/Actor/TV host, www.helenhong.com

GUESTS:

Myoung Im, L.Ac., MSTOM, Licensed Acupuncturist & Certified Herbalist
Michael Ishii, L.Ac.Stonewell Acupuncture

TITLE:

Asian Americans and Volunteerism
Is volunteerism active in Asian culture? Do Asian Americans enough benefit from volunteer organizations? How can we encourage more of it in the Asian American community? What are some good resources to become more involved in volunteerism? Watch Asian America.

HOST:

Helen Hong, Comedian/Actor/TV host, www.helenhong.com

GUESTS:

Liliana Chen, President & Co-Founder, PROJECT BY PROJECT
Christina Wang, APEX (Asian Professional Extension)

TITLE:

Asian Americans in Law Enforcement
The growing Asian American population has demanded specialized law enforcement officers. This episode explores how does one become a law enforcement officer? What are some challenges and rewards of doing the job? Watch Asian America, this episode gives you all what you want to know.

HOST:

Sue Robinson, TV Host/Writer

GUESTS:

Phyllis Chu, Counsel to the Homicide Bureau
Kin W. Ng, Director of Training in the Executive Bureau, Both represent the Kings County District Attorney's Office, Brooklyn, New York

TITLE:

Museum of Chinese in America (MOCA)
The largest Chinese population live in Manhattan, New York City's Chinatown. This episode tells you more about the Chinese immigrants and their descendants playing role in forming part of American society? Watch Asian America.

HOST:

Sue Robinson, TV Host/Writer

GUESTS:

Cynthia Lee, Curator & Director of Exhibition, MOCA
Beatrice Chen, Director Education, MOCA

TITLE:

Asian American Entertainers
Find out more about one of preeminent Asian American non-profit organization, Asian American Writers' Organization. Also guests talks about their respective volumes of poetry. Watch Asian America.

HOST:

Taiyo Na, Actor/musician

GUESTS:

Fay Chiang, Poet & Program Director, Asian American Writers' Workshop
Ken Chen, Poet & Executive Director, Asian American Writers' Workshop

TITLE:

Asian American Entertainers
This show takes you to inside of what made them to become entertainers. What are challenges in pursuing entertainment career. Jared Rohberg, a musician turn-out a film producer talks about the recently released documentary called Operation Babylift: The Lost Children of Vietnam which he produced. Watch Asian America.

HOST:

Taiyo Na, Actor/musician

GUESTS:

Kevin Maes, Web Developer
Jared Rehberg, Musician/Film Producer

TITLE:

Asian American Entertainers
Miles apart.. and yet many things in common.. this episode introduces 2 successful artists.. both are raised as adoptees, both are influenced by hip-hop in their career paths.. both artist talk their heart out Watch Asian America.

HOST:

Taiyo Na, Actor/musician

GUESTS:

Heesun Lee, Author - Recording Artist
Jeff Cylkowski, Visual Artist

TITLE:

Asian American Entertainers
Prominent in Asian American community, Jen Kwok and Ed Lin talk to us about their new open mic series at the Asian American Writers' Workshop called Mouth to Mouth, as well as Ed Lin's 3rd & latest novel Snakes Can't Run and Jen Kwok's various on line video projects. Watch Asian America.

HOST:

Taiyo Na, Actor/musician

GUESTS:

Jen Kwok, Comedian
Ed Lin, Novelist

 

Koreans believe that Food and medicine are
grown from the same root, and therefore, there
is no better medicine than food. This show
features variety of this natural, low calorie,
delicious and healthy Korean food.

 

 

This show takes you to the inside of India: from the
travels in India, food, people, culture, arts, dance, to religions.

TITLE:

Asian American Entertainers

HOST:

Taiyo Na, Actor/musician

GUESTS:

Henry Chang, Author - Chinatown Beat
Patick Rosal, Writer

TITLE:

Asians in Western Classical Opera

HOST:

Esther Goodhart, Comedian

GUESTS:

So-Chung Shinn, Chairman - Metropolitan Opera's Young Associates Group
David Won, Opera Singer
Laura Poe, Collaborative Pianist

TITLE:

Asian American Entertainers

HOST:

Taiyo Na, Actor/musician

GUESTS:

Sheng Wang, Comedian
Vongku Pak, Musician

TITLE:

Asians in Atypical Jobs

HOST:

Esther Goodhart, Comedian

GUESTS:

Helen Hong, Comedian | www.helenhong.com
Theresa Kim, Principal Owner of GRAIN
Weysan Dun, Special Agent in Charge - Newark Field Office, FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigation)

TITLE:

Asian American Entertainers

HOST:

Taiyo Na, Actor/musican

GUESTS:

Helen Hong, Comedian | www.helenhong.com
Esther Goodhart, Comedian

TITLE:

Forgotten Asian Americans: Filipino Americans

HOST:

Ernabel Demillo, Journalism Professor - St. Peter's College

GUESTS:

Joey Tabaco, Filipino American National Historic Society - NY Chapter
Rose-Ann Ubarra-Cunanan, Executive Director - Filipino American Human Services, Inc.

TITLE:

Filipino Nurses in the United States

HOST:

Ernabel Demillo, Journalism Professor - St. Peter's College

GUESTS:

Leo Jurado, RN, President - Philippine Nurses Association of America
Madelyn Yu, RN, MSN, President - Philippine Nurses Association of New Jersey

TITLE:

Asian Americans in the Arts

HOST:

Harjiv Singh, CEO - International Division, Gutenberg Communications

GUESTS:

Emily Walsh, Director of Operations - Sing For Hope
Doua Moua, Actor

TITLE:

Asian American Innovation

HOST:

Harjiv Singh, CEO International Division - Gutenberg Communications

GUESTS:

Jessie Paul, Chief Marketing Officer - Wipro Technologies
Steve Hamm, Senior Writer - BusinessWeek

TITLE:

Asian American Entertainers

HOST:

Taiyo Na, Actor/musician

GUESTS:

Tiffany Villarin, Actress
Peter Kim, Actor