# Annie Lee

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Social Service Agency and Southwestern College Team with Guitars in the Classroom to Amplify Importance of Music in Child Development

Jess Baron, founder of Guitars And Ukes In The Classroom, along with colleagues Annie Lee, Manager of Training and Development at MAAC, and Jeannine Venegas, Early Childhood Educator at Southwestern College Child Development Center, discuss how Guitars and Ukes in the Classroom integrates music int…

From Side Hustle to Wedding Powerhouse to Tech Founder ft. Annie Lee

In this episode, Natasha sits down with legendary wedding planner and entrepreneur Annie Lee, founder of Daughter of Design and Plannie, to explore what it really takes to build longevity, relevance, and innovation in the wedding industry. Annie shares how she accidentally entered weddings, how gr…

APEX Express – 4.2.26 – Surviving Through Solidarity.

A weekly magazine-style radio show featuring the voices and stories of Asians and Pacific Islanders from all corners of our community. The show is produced by a collective of media makers, deejays, and activists. Annie Lee moderates a panel with African and Asian Americans about the impacts of Bir…

S6 Episode 19: Mastery in Coaching - The Being not the Boxes with Annie Lee

In this episode, Annie Lee and Claire Pedrick explore mastery beyond skills—focusing on the being not the boxes. Annie reveals how silence, quiet, and self-awareness are what foster genuine connection. It’s a reminder that mastery is an ongoing, evolving process.   Join Claire and Jackie Haywood …

They Call Us Wong Kim Ark's Descendants

Jeff and Phil welcome Annie Lee, Managing Director of Policy for Chinese for Affirmative Action, and Sandra Wong, great-granddaughter of Wong Kim Ark, whose landmark 1898 Supreme Court victory established birthright citizenship in the United States. They discuss the history of United States v. Wong…

Celebrating the 4th of July with the Latu School of Music

Happy 4th of July! Today we’re leaving the entertainment up to the young people and their nimble fingers. We have budding artists from the Latu School of Music in the studio and they’ll be playing music adapted for 8 hands on upright pianos. On the set list are John Philip Sousa’s famous “Stars and…

Latu School of Music

In the studio tonight are students from the Latu School of Music in Provo, Utah. Those who live here locally have seen them playing at the Covey Center for the Arts, BYU’s De Jong Concert Hall, or at piano competitions like the UMTA Concerto Competition. They’ve performed for local and national gov…

Jack the Ripper Part 1: Emma Smith

Jack the Ripper is probably the most famous unidentified murderer in history. More than 130 years after his crimes, books are still being written about him. Documentaries are still being made. And people still walk the streets of Whitechapel trying to work out who he was. But that’s not where I wa…

Health Care Is a Right: Annie Lee on Medicaid, Equity, and Staying in the Room

Christy Belz welcomes Annie H. Lee, JD — president and CEO of Colorado Access, the state’s largest Medicaid health plan, and the first woman and first person of color to lead the organization. A first-generation Korean-American and daughter of immigrants, Annie’s path from watching her family navig…

Yeah The Girls! Ep 8 | Weddings Are Just Overpriced Parties

Join Becky, G and Gunj for Episode 8 of the Yeah The Girls! Podcast!   On this ep we touch on our Round 9 victory, we cast our YTGG votes, we catch up with Annie Lee and hear about her amazing journey to the Geelong Cats, and look forward to our Round 10 clash against West Coast Eagles. See omnys…