EP 605: Joseph Tseng On What Inspired Him To Write & Record New Concept Album "Shanghai: An American Story"
In this episode, host Ken Fong chats with singer, songwriter, and musician Joseph Tseng about his second album, Shanghai: An American Story. Blending a unique take on Americana acoustic music, rich storytelling, and personal reflection, Joseph explores what it means to navigate identity, memory, an…
S7E27 TWO KENS - The Myth of Being Colorblind: What We Refuse to See and Why It Matters
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Welcome back to Two Kens with my good friend, Ken Fong.
Every so often we record a conversation that challenges us as much as it challenges our listeners. This is one of those episodes.
We begin with a hilarious - but surprisingly insightful - clip from Leslie Jones that opens the …
EP 607: Writer/Director Anthony Ma On New Short Film "God and Buddha Are Friends"
In this episode, host Ken Fong is joined by independent filmmaker Anthony Ma, writer and director of the award-winning short film God and Buddha Are Friends. Anthony shares the inspirations and creative journey behind his funny, tender, and deeply personal film, exploring how faith, friendship, fa…
Faith Imagination and the Fight to Belong: A Conversation with Ken Fong
This episode continues our 10th anniversary micro-series with a conversation featuring Dr. Ken Fong—longtime pastor of Evergreen Baptist Church of Los Angeles, former national Asian American ministry leader, and Daniel's predecessor as Executive Director of Fuller's Asian American Initiative. Ken a…
EP 609: Author & Reporter Paige Towers On "What They Stole" - Uncovering the Truth Behind Korean Adoptions
In this episode host Ken Fong sits down with investigative reporter Paige Towers. Paige is the author of What They Stole, a compelling work exposing the dark underbelly, systemic corruption, and falsified records behind the historic wave of Korean adoptions in America. Together, they explore her i…
EP 610: Steven Wakabayashi On Unmasking the Future - AI, Family, and Finding Yourself
In Season 12, Episode 610, Ken Fong sits down with Steven Wakabayashi, founder of Stranger Creative, for a candid exploration of technology, culture, and personal identity. They tackle the rapid evolution of artificial intelligence and its impact on human creativity, while also diving into Steven's…
S7E32: 9/11 at 25: What Have We Become? - the Two Kens
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Twenty-five years ago, we woke up to a terrible tragedy.
We remember the images. The first plane. The second plane. The towers collapsing. The Pentagon burning. The field in Pennsylvania. We remember the smoke, the sirens, the stunned faces—and the terrible realization that the mos…
EP 613: Dion Lim On Media, Advocacy, and Asian American Identity
What does it take to shift from conventional TV news reporting to frontline advocacy? In this episode, Emmy Award–winning anchor and author Dion Lim joins Ken Fong to share how an anonymous video tip altered her career trajectory and thrust her into covering anti-Asian hate in the Bay Area and beyo…
EP 614: Kenneth Tan On Finishing His Lola's Paintings Art, Memory, and Aging
In Season 12, Episode 614 of Asian America: The Ken Fong Podcast, host Ken Fong sits down with Filipino American author, illustrator, and artist Kenneth Tan. Kenneth joins the show to discuss his multimedia art projects and books, including Crescenciana, which grew out of a deeply personal, interg…
EP 615: Dr. Scott Kurashige On "American Peril" and the Long History of Anti-Asian Violence
In Episode 615, host Ken Fong sits down with Japanese American activist, scholar, and author Dr. Scott Kurashige to discuss his latest book, American Peril: The Violent History of Anti-Asian Racism (University of California Press). Drawing from 36 years of academic study, grassroots organizing, and…
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