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Guest: Melissa Wang, artist/curator/activist Discussion: Melissa shares thoughts on the oppressive power of language, privilege, and racism in the art world and the power of visual storytelling.

Guest: Natasha Durden Discussion: Natasha connects her personal stories with larger historically significant moments like Rodney King, Latasha Harlins and shares what it means to raise her son in a free society.

Dr. Maya Soetoro-Ng is a peace educator and professor at the University of Hawaii at Manoa. She is also the co-founder of three nonprofits: Ceeds of Peace, The Institute for Climate and Peace, and Peace Studio. The Bravethrough Series brings Maya to the table with changemakers and influencers from the front lines of our communities. Listen to learn new strategies, revisit out assumptions, and chal...

KTUH Honolulu is excited to share a new podcast series called "The Bravethrough Series: Courageous Conversations on Community by Dr. Maya Soetero-Ng of Spark M. Matsunaga Institute for Peace and Conflict Resolution. Listen here or live every Friday at 8am HST on 90.1 FM and KTUH.org. Dr. Maya Soetoro-Ng is a peace educator and professor at the University of Hawaii at Manoa. She is also the co-foun...

Guests: Bao Tran, Alʻn Duong, Michael Valasquez Discussion: Producing team of "Paper Tigers" shares processes and challenges, thoughts on demasculinizing Asian men, anti-Asian racism, and the importance of purity of heart.

Dr. Maya Soetoro-Ng is a peace educator and professor at the University of Hawaii at Manoa. She is also the co-founder of three nonprofits: Ceeds of Peace, The Institute for Climate and Peace, and Peace Studio. The Bravethrough Series brings Maya to the table with changemakers and influencers from the front lines of our communities. Listen to learn new strategies, revisit out assumptions, and chal...

Guest: Robert Torigoe Discussion: MFA student in Theater shares thoughts on Anti-Asian hate crimes and the role of theater in challenging White narratives with Anti-Racist theater.

Guest: Melissa Kelly Topic: Melissa shares her experience working as a stuntwoman on Handmaidʻs Tale and her female-empowering online magazine, ROAR.

Guests: Bao Tran (director/writer); Alʻn Duong, Yuji Okumoto (producers), Ron Yuan (actor) Discussion: Cast and crew of Paper Tigers shed light on Asian American voices and story.

Guests: Paul Chu and Greg Tupper Discussion: Co-authors Paul and Greg of new book, "Combat Chum Kiu" share the art and history of martial arts style, Wing Chun which Bruce Lee was famous for.

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