Guest: Professor Grace Ting, assistant professor of Gender Studies at Hong Kong University Discussion: Drawing a global perspective on race-relations and culturally specific histories, Dr. Ting addresses anti-Asian sentiments from a transpacific lens.
Guest: Professor Grace Ting, assistant professor of Gender Studies at Hong Kong University Discussion: Drawing a global perspective on race-relations and culturally specific histories, Dr. Ting addresses anti-Asian sentiments from a transpacific lens.
Guest: Professor Grace Ting, assistant professor of Gender Studies at Hong Kong University Discussion: Drawing a global perspective on race-relations and culturally specific histories, Dr. Ting addresses anti-Asian sentiments from a transpacific lens.
Stories about immigrant living, beauty standards, mother-daughter relationships, histories, and memories. Guest: Susan Lieu, Vietnamese American theatrical director, writer, performer Discussion: Processing personal
Stories about immigrant living, beauty standards, mother-daughter relationships, histories, and memories. Guest: Susan Lieu, Vietnamese American theatrical director, writer, performer Discussion: Processing personal
Stories about immigrant living, beauty standards, mother-daughter relationships, histories, and memories. Guest: Susan Lieu, Vietnamese American theatrical director, writer, performer Discussion: Processing personal
Dr. Lucy Jones redefines the conventional archetype of women in their later years with profound reflection and research.
Interview conducted by WS375 student Ashi Behl with anonymous subject who shares her sexual assault experience.
Guests: Rebecca Goldschmidt, Makana Kane Kuahiuinui, Natasha Durden Discussion: Intimate discussion about our menstrual bodies, cycles, traditions, and our connections to the earth
Guests: director: Jordan Jackson Cast: Alison Bruce-Maldonado, Toshiko Davidson, Christian Wells Discussion: Addressing race-relations by learning about the past; Promoting upcoming performance of "Unruly Chinese Woman" on Late Night Theater
Interviewee: Giuliana Garcia Guest: Paige Coppedge Discussion: body positivity, racism in ballet world, eating problems
Guests: Ming and Wah Chen Discussion: twin sisters share process in writing new children's book about incredible survival stories based around action verbs.
Guest: Trinh Mai, California based visual artist Discussion: Art on injustice, immigrant and refugee wounds and healing as a community
Interviewer: Isabelle Walker, student in department of Social Work, from North Shore Guest: Jrue Williams, Samoan from Hauʻula. Discussion: Lack of Samoan bodies in media and misrepresentation of Samoan culture
guest: Heather Diamond, PhD American Studies, EWC alumni scholar topic: inter-racial marriage, memoir writing, cultural challenges, mid-life changes
Spring Radiothon 2021 UHF Interview (Part 5) by KTUH University of Hawaii Radio
Spring Radiothon 2021 UHF Interview (Part 4) by KTUH University of Hawaii Radio
Spring Radiothon 2021 UHF Interview (Part 3) by KTUH University of Hawaii Radio
Spring Radiothon 2021 UHF Interview (Part 2) by KTUH University of Hawaii Radio
Spring Radiothon 2021 UHF Interview (Part 1) by KTUH University of Hawaii Radio
Guest: Eric Carter Chu Discussion: Addressing recent anti-Asian attacks and how to constructively create change and reach towards equality
We're always talking about protecting and preserving native plants. But why? What do they do that makes them so valuable compared to alien species? We explore just what's so special about native plants and their role in Hawaiian ecosystems with help from Conservationist Jane Beachy, Manager of the Army Natural Resources Program. Conservation Talk Story is a storytelling forum for conservationists in Hawaii. We host experts on topics covering every aspect of conservation science, including: mitig...
Guests: Carol Li, Grad student in Asian International Affairs Carly Ishihara, Grad student in Sociology Stephanie Sang, MA in Anthropology
Megan Le (Women and the Media student) interviews Celine Nguyen topic: Asian Americans on challenging gender and tradition
Guest: Vernadette Gonzalez, Professor of American Studies Discussion: Professor Gonzalezʻs new book is an exploration of the intimacies of imperial geopolitics through the life story of a mixed-race vaudeville and film actress and sometime mistress of General Douglas MacArthur.
Guest: Gregory Burns Internationally renowned painter, Paralympic gold medalist in swimming, intrepid traveller, motivational speaker Discussion: navigating and overcoming body limitations; sexuallity and disability; transcendent power of art
Guest: Jack Cione, night club owner Discussion: Jack tells stories of how he started a business out of naked waiters serving women 1970s Hawai‘i.
Guest: Drama del Rosario, documentary filmmaker Discussion: Drama shares his grappling with queer identity while growing up in the Philippines and addresses sexual trauma through his documentary film, "I'm okay and Neither are you"
The Women's Studies Department presents the first guest speaker for Spring 2021 with Professor Andy Reilly on"Repositioning the Bottom: Counter Narrative of the Feminine Gay"
Guest: Moresline Mojid PhD student Dept of Sociology at UH Manoa Discussion: The Displacement of the Rohingha people; What is home and what it means to belong; Gendered inequalities within the camp
