https://simplecast.com Rice for Breakfast Rice for Breakfast is a podcast about Asian Americans in Pop Culture. Each week I, Ian de Borja, will have a conversation with an Asian American who helps create the unique landscape of popular culture. © 2018 Rice for Breakfast en-us Thu, 1 Nov 2018 08:00:00 +0000 Thu, 11 Mar 2021 21:58:57 +0000 https://riceforbreakfast.com/ Rice for Breakfast https://image.simplecastcdn.com/images/19232a2c-3d83-4dd9-96e0-95d0cd8359ac/856eb16e-c320-4c14-b896-70b485df4317/3000x3000/1533663527-artwork.jpg?aid=rss_feed https://riceforbreakfast.com/ episodic Rice for Breakfast is a podcast about Asian Americans in Pop Culture. Each week I, Ian de Borja, will have a conversation with an Asian American who helps create the unique landscape of popular culture. Ian de Borja no https://feeds.simplecast.com/vHR8cP59 asian american, pop culture, entertainment, society, asam, asian america, filipino american Ian de Borja riceforbreakfastpod@gmail.com 83f19a96-eba6-49ca-b88f-aaf15d098079 Mini-Episode 1: Three Books About Asian American History Introducing the first mini-episode of Rice for Breakfast! Listen in as I introduce what the mini-episodes will be about and discuss the first topic, three books about the history of Asian Americans.

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]]> Thu, 1 Nov 2018 08:00:00 +0000 riceforbreakfastpod@gmail.com (Ian de Borja) https://riceforbreakfast.simplecast.com/episodes/mini-episode-1-TSZ1UTPg Introducing the first mini-episode of Rice for Breakfast! Listen in as I introduce what the mini-episodes will be about and discuss the first topic, three books about the history of Asian Americans.

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]]> Mini-Episode 1: Three Books About Asian American History Ian de Borja 00:09:40 Introducing the first mini-episode of Rice for Breakfast! Listen in as I introduce what the mini-episodes will be about and discuss the first topic, three books about the history of Asian Americans. Introducing the first mini-episode of Rice for Breakfast! Listen in as I introduce what the mini-episodes will be about and discuss the first topic, three books about the history of Asian Americans. no bonus 1e8ce113-644e-4e6d-9085-cb8534611d75 Episode 10: Naomi Ko This week’s guest is comedian, is award-winning writer, actor, filmmaker, storyteller and cultural producer, Naomi Ko. Naomi's independent tv pilot, Nice, is an official selection for the 2018 Tribeca Film Festival in the Indie Episodic Category. Naomi created, wrote, and stars in this half-hour series pilot about Teddy Park, a 20-something Korean American living in Minnesota, who must deal with the consequences of keeping her breast cancer a secret from her friends and family.

In addition to her pilot, Naomi does a ton of amazing work for Asian Americans in her home state of Minnesota including founding the The Asian Pacific Islander American (APIA) Minnesotan Film Collective is a first-time initiative to create space and opportunities for the APIA filmmaking community in the Twin Cities.

Naomi and I sit down to talk about about why Minnesotans are so nice, racism in musical theatre, the importance of Sandra Oh's portrayal of Dr. Christina Yang on Grey’s Anatomy, her homoerotic Harry Potter Fan Fic that she performed on Netflix’s MORTIFIED, her classes and strategy for fighting microaggression and much more.

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]]> Thu, 25 Oct 2018 17:51:00 +0000 riceforbreakfastpod@gmail.com (Ian de Borja) https://riceforbreakfast.simplecast.com/episodes/naomi-ko-Xmp37OhE This week’s guest is comedian, is award-winning writer, actor, filmmaker, storyteller and cultural producer, Naomi Ko. Naomi's independent tv pilot, Nice, is an official selection for the 2018 Tribeca Film Festival in the Indie Episodic Category. Naomi created, wrote, and stars in this half-hour series pilot about Teddy Park, a 20-something Korean American living in Minnesota, who must deal with the consequences of keeping her breast cancer a secret from her friends and family.

In addition to her pilot, Naomi does a ton of amazing work for Asian Americans in her home state of Minnesota including founding the The Asian Pacific Islander American (APIA) Minnesotan Film Collective is a first-time initiative to create space and opportunities for the APIA filmmaking community in the Twin Cities.

Naomi and I sit down to talk about about why Minnesotans are so nice, racism in musical theatre, the importance of Sandra Oh's portrayal of Dr. Christina Yang on Grey’s Anatomy, her homoerotic Harry Potter Fan Fic that she performed on Netflix’s MORTIFIED, her classes and strategy for fighting microaggression and much more.

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]]> Episode 10: Naomi Ko Ian de Borja 00:57:03 This week’s guest is comedian, is award-winning writer, actor, filmmaker, storyteller and cultural producer, Naomi Ko. Naomi's independent tv pilot, Nice, is an official selection for the 2018 Tribeca Film Festival in the Indie Episodic Category. Naomi created, wrote, and stars in this half-hour series pilot about Teddy Park, a 20-something Korean American living in Minnesota, who must deal with the consequences of keeping her breast cancer a secret from her friends and family. Naomi and I sit down to talk about about why Minnesotans are so nice, racism in musical theatre, the importance of Sandra Oh's portrayal of Dr. Christina Yang on Grey’s Anatomy, her homoerotic Harry Potter Fan Fic that she performed on Netflix’s MORTIFIED, her classes and strategy for fighting microaggression and much more. This week’s guest is comedian, is award-winning writer, actor, filmmaker, storyteller and cultural producer, Naomi Ko. Naomi's independent tv pilot, Nice, is an official selection for the 2018 Tribeca Film Festival in the Indie Episodic Category. Naomi created, wrote, and stars in this half-hour series pilot about Teddy Park, a 20-something Korean American living in Minnesota, who must deal with the consequences of keeping her breast cancer a secret from her friends and family. Naomi and I sit down to talk about about why Minnesotans are so nice, racism in musical theatre, the importance of Sandra Oh's portrayal of Dr. Christina Yang on Grey’s Anatomy, her homoerotic Harry Potter Fan Fic that she performed on Netflix’s MORTIFIED, her classes and strategy for fighting microaggression and much more. no full 10 250ec00f-f375-4f56-9ac8-4d94a395d48e Episode 9: Alex Song This week’s guest is comedian, actress and writer Alex Song! Alex has started training and performing with the Upright Citizens Brigade in 2012, and has since gone on to co-host/produce Asian-AF and write for TV shows like NBC's 'The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon'. We talk about her first foray into writing via her Dragon Ball Z fansite, the influence Debate Club had on her life, battling depression in college, why Asians are still 'ok' to make jokes about, the UCB and much more.

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]]> Thu, 18 Oct 2018 08:10:00 +0000 riceforbreakfastpod@gmail.com (Ian de Borja) https://riceforbreakfast.simplecast.com/episodes/alex-song-RMV15cG7 This week’s guest is comedian, actress and writer Alex Song! Alex has started training and performing with the Upright Citizens Brigade in 2012, and has since gone on to co-host/produce Asian-AF and write for TV shows like NBC's 'The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon'. We talk about her first foray into writing via her Dragon Ball Z fansite, the influence Debate Club had on her life, battling depression in college, why Asians are still 'ok' to make jokes about, the UCB and much more.

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]]> Episode 9: Alex Song Ian de Borja 00:47:53 This week’s guest is comedian, actress and writer Alex Song! Alex has started training and performing with the Upright Citizens Brigade in 2012, and has since gone on to co-host/produce Asian-AF and write for TV shows like NBC's 'The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon'. We talk about her first foray into writing via her Dragon Ball Z fansite, the influence Debate Club had on her life, battling depression in college, why Asians are still 'ok' to make jokes about, the UCB and much more. This week’s guest is comedian, actress and writer Alex Song! Alex has started training and performing with the Upright Citizens Brigade in 2012, and has since gone on to co-host/produce Asian-AF and write for TV shows like NBC's 'The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon'. We talk about her first foray into writing via her Dragon Ball Z fansite, the influence Debate Club had on her life, battling depression in college, why Asians are still 'ok' to make jokes about, the UCB and much more. no full 9 5b1565b3-6d9a-4de9-9a14-f5256fe8ea07 Episode 8: Dale Talde This week’s guest is chef and restaurateur, Dale Talde. Some of you may know Dale from his two seasons on Top Chef or from one of his 10 restaurants including the appropriately named, Talde. We talk about growing up in Chicago, the importance of preparing rice properly as a kid, the grueling life of a young chef, the politics and appropriation of Asian food, his experience on Top Chef and more.

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]]> Thu, 11 Oct 2018 08:30:00 +0000 riceforbreakfastpod@gmail.com (Ian de Borja) https://riceforbreakfast.simplecast.com/episodes/dale-talde-KKzqpUgq This week’s guest is chef and restaurateur, Dale Talde. Some of you may know Dale from his two seasons on Top Chef or from one of his 10 restaurants including the appropriately named, Talde. We talk about growing up in Chicago, the importance of preparing rice properly as a kid, the grueling life of a young chef, the politics and appropriation of Asian food, his experience on Top Chef and more.

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]]> Episode 8: Dale Talde Ian de Borja 00:40:45 This week’s guest is chef and restaurateur, Dale Talde. Some of you may know Dale from his two seasons on Top Chef or from one of his 10 restaurants including the appropriately named, Talde. We talk about growing up in Chicago, the importance of preparing rice properly as a kid, the grueling life of a young chef, the politics and appropriation of Asian food, his experience on Top Chef and more. This week’s guest is chef and restaurateur, Dale Talde. Some of you may know Dale from his two seasons on Top Chef or from one of his 10 restaurants including the appropriately named, Talde. We talk about growing up in Chicago, the importance of preparing rice properly as a kid, the grueling life of a young chef, the politics and appropriation of Asian food, his experience on Top Chef and more. senor sisig, asian american, filipino american, dale talde, foodie, san francisco, cooks, japanese american, talde, chefs, food trucks no full 8 5cd6e331-4b95-40f0-96d0-44e5e7b90f73 Episode 7: Vijay Iyer This week’s guest is musician, Vijay Iyer. Vijay is not only a grammy nominated jazz pianist, he’s also a professor at harvard, and a MacArthur Fellow, which is also known as the ‘genius grant’ given to 20 and 30 individuals every year, working in any field, who have shown "extraordinary originality and dedication in their creative pursuits and a marked capacity for self-direction" and are citizens or residents of the United States.

We talk about how the classical music community in his hometown affected his early life, learning how to play piano by ear by listening to Michael Jackson and Prince, how the great Herbie Hancock influenced his approach to music, and the politics of jazz. The highlight of hte episode however is the way he talks about music and performance, and you can really hear his brilliance when he does.

]]> Thu, 4 Oct 2018 08:24:00 +0000 riceforbreakfastpod@gmail.com (Ian de Borja) https://riceforbreakfast.simplecast.com/episodes/vijay-iyer-Dubktr__ This week’s guest is musician, Vijay Iyer. Vijay is not only a grammy nominated jazz pianist, he’s also a professor at harvard, and a MacArthur Fellow, which is also known as the ‘genius grant’ given to 20 and 30 individuals every year, working in any field, who have shown "extraordinary originality and dedication in their creative pursuits and a marked capacity for self-direction" and are citizens or residents of the United States.

We talk about how the classical music community in his hometown affected his early life, learning how to play piano by ear by listening to Michael Jackson and Prince, how the great Herbie Hancock influenced his approach to music, and the politics of jazz. The highlight of hte episode however is the way he talks about music and performance, and you can really hear his brilliance when he does.

]]> Episode 7: Vijay Iyer Ian de Borja 00:35:35 This week’s guest is musician, Vijay Iyer. Vijay is not only a grammy nominated jazz pianist, he’s also a professor at harvard, and a MacArthur Fellow, which is also known as the ‘genius grant’ given to 20 and 30 individuals every year, working in any field, who have shown "extraordinary originality and dedication in their creative pursuits and a marked capacity for self-direction" and are citizens or residents of the United States. We talk about how the classical music community in his hometown affected his early life, learning how to play piano by ear by listening to Michael Jackson and Prince, how the great Herbie Hancock influenced his approach to music, and the politics of jazz. The highlight of hte episode however is the way he talks about music and performance, and you can really hear his brilliance when he does. This week’s guest is musician, Vijay Iyer. Vijay is not only a grammy nominated jazz pianist, he’s also a professor at harvard, and a MacArthur Fellow, which is also known as the ‘genius grant’ given to 20 and 30 individuals every year, working in any field, who have shown "extraordinary originality and dedication in their creative pursuits and a marked capacity for self-direction" and are citizens or residents of the United States. We talk about how the classical music community in his hometown affected his early life, learning how to play piano by ear by listening to Michael Jackson and Prince, how the great Herbie Hancock influenced his approach to music, and the politics of jazz. The highlight of hte episode however is the way he talks about music and performance, and you can really hear his brilliance when he does. no full 7 253c9a1c-1dd3-462e-9e8f-fe1c9a6a1e7f Episode 6: Evan Kidera & Gil Payumo This week’s guests are Evan Kidera and Gil Payumo, founders of my favorite San Francisco food truck, Señor Sisig! I say this in the interview, but these two guys were actually the first on my list of people I wanted to interview when I thought of Rice for Breakfast due to my absolute love of their fries and burritos. We talk about growing up in the San Francisco Bay Area, meeting in yearbook class, Evan’s passion of Asian American history, the intricacies of starting a food truck, what the early SF food truck scene was like and the struggles of having to let go of some control in order to expand the business. If you’re ever in San Francisco, I highly recommend you find of their trucks and grab Sisig Burrito - silog style, or with a fried egg in it - and you will understand my fandom of their food.

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]]> Thu, 27 Sep 2018 08:00:00 +0000 riceforbreakfastpod@gmail.com (Ian de Borja) https://riceforbreakfast.simplecast.com/episodes/kidera-payumo-hryYgDs4 This week’s guests are Evan Kidera and Gil Payumo, founders of my favorite San Francisco food truck, Señor Sisig! I say this in the interview, but these two guys were actually the first on my list of people I wanted to interview when I thought of Rice for Breakfast due to my absolute love of their fries and burritos. We talk about growing up in the San Francisco Bay Area, meeting in yearbook class, Evan’s passion of Asian American history, the intricacies of starting a food truck, what the early SF food truck scene was like and the struggles of having to let go of some control in order to expand the business. If you’re ever in San Francisco, I highly recommend you find of their trucks and grab Sisig Burrito - silog style, or with a fried egg in it - and you will understand my fandom of their food.

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]]> Episode 6: Evan Kidera & Gil Payumo Ian de Borja 00:50:37 This week’s guests are Evan Kidera and Gil Payumo, founders of my favorite San Francisco food truck, Señor Sisig! We talk about growing up in the San Francisco Bay Area, meeting in yearbook class, Evan’s passion of Asian American history, the intricacies of starting a food truck, what the early SF food truck scene was like and the struggles of having to let go of some control in order to expand the business. This week’s guests are Evan Kidera and Gil Payumo, founders of my favorite San Francisco food truck, Señor Sisig! We talk about growing up in the San Francisco Bay Area, meeting in yearbook class, Evan’s passion of Asian American history, the intricacies of starting a food truck, what the early SF food truck scene was like and the struggles of having to let go of some control in order to expand the business. senor sisig, asian american, filipino american, foodie, san francisco, cooks, japanese american, chefs, food trucks no full 6 2de527c9-029c-4825-90c0-999aefed1cf8 Episode 5: Justin Lee This week’s guest is actor Justin Lee also known as Anyong from one of my favorite shows of all time, Arrested Development! Justin and I talk about convincing his parents to get him acting lessons, getting cast and working on Arrested Development, the heartbreak of having to step away from competitive Mixed Martial Arts, producing and winning an award at HBOs Asian Pacific American Visionaries competition, the amazing Asian American film community in LA, his love of podcasts and his feelings on LeBron James signing with the Lakers.

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]]> Thu, 20 Sep 2018 08:00:00 +0000 riceforbreakfastpod@gmail.com (Ian de Borja) https://riceforbreakfast.simplecast.com/episodes/justin-lee-B_ccrxlw This week’s guest is actor Justin Lee also known as Anyong from one of my favorite shows of all time, Arrested Development! Justin and I talk about convincing his parents to get him acting lessons, getting cast and working on Arrested Development, the heartbreak of having to step away from competitive Mixed Martial Arts, producing and winning an award at HBOs Asian Pacific American Visionaries competition, the amazing Asian American film community in LA, his love of podcasts and his feelings on LeBron James signing with the Lakers.

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]]> Episode 5: Justin Lee Ian de Borja 00:58:16 This week’s guest is actor Justin Lee also known as Anyong from one of my favorite shows of all time, Arrested Development! Justin and I talk about convincing his parents to get him acting lessons, getting cast and working on Arrested Development, the heartbreak of having to step away from competitive Mixed Martial Arts, producing and winning an award at HBOs Asian Pacific American Visionaries competition, the amazing Asian American film community in LA, his love of podcasts and his feelings on LeBron James signing with the Lakers. This week’s guest is actor Justin Lee also known as Anyong from one of my favorite shows of all time, Arrested Development! Justin and I talk about convincing his parents to get him acting lessons, getting cast and working on Arrested Development, the heartbreak of having to step away from competitive Mixed Martial Arts, producing and winning an award at HBOs Asian Pacific American Visionaries competition, the amazing Asian American film community in LA, his love of podcasts and his feelings on LeBron James signing with the Lakers. asam, asian american, arrested development, asian no full 5 63b7ab1e-6901-4462-a495-691d7f7ba87d Episode 4: Broti Gupta This week's guest is comedy writer (Speechless, Friends from College, The New Yorker, The New York Times), Broti Gupta! Listen in as we talk about what it's like to tell your immigrant parents you want to be a comedian, the complexities of dealing with politics and world events as a comedian on Twitter and the MeToo movement in the comedy scene.

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]]> Thu, 13 Sep 2018 08:00:00 +0000 riceforbreakfastpod@gmail.com (Ian de Borja) https://riceforbreakfast.simplecast.com/episodes/broti-gupta-OERQ3Urt This week's guest is comedy writer (Speechless, Friends from College, The New Yorker, The New York Times), Broti Gupta! Listen in as we talk about what it's like to tell your immigrant parents you want to be a comedian, the complexities of dealing with politics and world events as a comedian on Twitter and the MeToo movement in the comedy scene.

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]]> Episode 4: Broti Gupta Ian de Borja 00:53:11 This week's guest is comedy writer (Speechless, Friends from College, The New Yorker, The New York Times), Broti Gupta! Listen in as we talk about what it's like to tell your immigrant parents you want to be a comedian, the complexities of dealing with politics and world events as a comedian on Twitter and the MeToo movement in the comedy scene. This week's guest is comedy writer (Speechless, Friends from College, The New Yorker, The New York Times), Broti Gupta! Listen in as we talk about what it's like to tell your immigrant parents you want to be a comedian, the complexities of dealing with politics and world events as a comedian on Twitter and the MeToo movement in the comedy scene. no full 4 b7d63ed5-7677-4a84-8b22-37eb96d90099 Episode 3: Augie Max Vargas This week's guest is Emmy Award winning Producer, Augie Max Vargas! Listen in as we talk about Filipino cinema, his brief attempt at professional wrestling, how he got into live TV production, winning his first Emmy, his upcoming documentary and more.

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]]> Thu, 6 Sep 2018 08:00:00 +0000 riceforbreakfastpod@gmail.com (Ian de Borja) https://riceforbreakfast.simplecast.com/episodes/augie-max-vargas-Uz8eRC2j This week's guest is Emmy Award winning Producer, Augie Max Vargas! Listen in as we talk about Filipino cinema, his brief attempt at professional wrestling, how he got into live TV production, winning his first Emmy, his upcoming documentary and more.

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]]> Episode 3: Augie Max Vargas Ian de Borja 00:56:10 This week's guest is Emmy Award winning Producer, Augie Max Vargas! Listen in as we talk about Filipino cinema, his brief attempt at professional wrestling, how he got into live TV production, winning his first Emmy, his upcoming documentary and more. This week's guest is Emmy Award winning Producer, Augie Max Vargas! Listen in as we talk about Filipino cinema, his brief attempt at professional wrestling, how he got into live TV production, winning his first Emmy, his upcoming documentary and more. asian american, producing, filipino american, award winning, professional wrestling, the emmys no full 3 adf88762-94fe-4b80-9861-343baec25375 Episode 2: Connie Wang This week's guest is Connie Wang, Senior Features Writer at Refinery29! Listen in as we talk about her family moving from China to Nebraska, her teen blog about Apollo Ohno, attending UC Berkeley, Sex and the City, Cultural Appropriation and the great Anthony Bourdain.

Here are Connie's articles I reference in the episode about Anthony Bourdain, Sex and the City, Cultural Appropriation

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]]> Thu, 30 Aug 2018 16:00:00 +0000 riceforbreakfastpod@gmail.com (Ian de Borja) https://riceforbreakfast.simplecast.com/episodes/connie-wang-ra1Y8L4X This week's guest is Connie Wang, Senior Features Writer at Refinery29! Listen in as we talk about her family moving from China to Nebraska, her teen blog about Apollo Ohno, attending UC Berkeley, Sex and the City, Cultural Appropriation and the great Anthony Bourdain.

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]]> Episode 2: Connie Wang Ian de Borja 00:57:36 This week's guest is Connie Wang, Senior Features Writer at Refinery29! Listen in as we talk about her family moving from China to Nebraska, her teen blog about Apollo Ohno, attending UC Berkeley, Sex and the City, Cultural Appropriation and the great Anthony Bourdain. This week's guest is Connie Wang, Senior Features Writer at Refinery29! Listen in as we talk about her family moving from China to Nebraska, her teen blog about Apollo Ohno, attending UC Berkeley, Sex and the City, Cultural Appropriation and the great Anthony Bourdain. culrtural appropriation, asian american, immigrants, anthony bourdain, asian, sex and the city no full 2 35b9c1d8-52bd-4e4d-b66e-d6710263873b Episode 1: Simon Tam Welcome to the first episode of Rice for Breakfast! My first guest is Simon Tam, founder of the first all Asian-American dance-rock band 'The Slants' and winner of Supreme Court case Matal v. Tam.

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]]> Thu, 23 Aug 2018 16:00:00 +0000 riceforbreakfastpod@gmail.com (Ian de Borja) https://riceforbreakfast.simplecast.com/episodes/simon-tam-DEkOu8H4 Welcome to the first episode of Rice for Breakfast! My first guest is Simon Tam, founder of the first all Asian-American dance-rock band 'The Slants' and winner of Supreme Court case Matal v. Tam.

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]]> Episode 1: Simon Tam Ian de Borja 01:06:04 Welcome to the first episode of Rice for Breakfast! My first guest is Simon Tam, founder of the first all Asian-American dance-rock band 'The Slants' and winner of Supreme Court case Matal v. Tam. Welcome to the first episode of Rice for Breakfast! My first guest is Simon Tam, founder of the first all Asian-American dance-rock band 'The Slants' and winner of Supreme Court case Matal v. Tam. culture, asam, asian american, musicians, society, the slants no full 1 996df486-5794-4a8d-9443-6758c2f2c789 Introducing Rice for Breakfast: A Podcast about Asian Americans in Pop Culture! Thanks for listening! Please share and keep an eye out for the first full episode next week. In the meantime, follow me on social media:

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]]> Introducing Rice for Breakfast: A Podcast about Asian Americans in Pop Culture! Ian de Borja 00:02:10 Interested about Rice for Breakfast? Have a listen to the trailer to see what the pod will be all about! Interested about Rice for Breakfast? Have a listen to the trailer to see what the pod will be all about! pop culture, asian american no trailer