Tag: Korean American

• S4 E05: Er-Gene Kahng found community, Florence Price, and her Asian American identity in Arkansas

  

  Er-Gene Kahng used to find safety in the anonymity of an urban crowd. Moving to Arkansas helped her learn how to truly be part of a community by giving back as much as you take. We talk about her discovery of Black Arkansan composer Florence Price, and how classical musicians can participate in conversations around…

  nuancespod

  March 10, 2024

  Asian American Guests, Diversity, Equity & Inclusion, Korean American, Music, Racism due to COVID-19, Systemic oppression, The American South

  albany records, asians in the south, classical music, er-gene kahng, florence price, Korean American, university of arkansas, violinist

• S4 E1: Soo Jin Lee was never she was undocumented, but she somehow knew. Also: therapy isn’t the only way to heal.

  

  Soo Jin Lee was never told she’s undocumented, but she somehow knew. The licensed therapist and author also shares how healing trauma does not have to come from western methods of achieving health & wellness.

  sherrylynnlee

  February 11, 2024

  Asian American Guests, Gender-based violence prevention, Korean American, Sexual health, Transnational adoption, Transracial adoption, Undocumented, Violence

  aapi, asian american identity, asian american podcasters, community healing, counseling, healing trauma, intergenerational trauma, Korean American, life, Mental health, nuancespod, storytelling, therapy, Undocumented