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Welcome to The Khmer Tree Podcast, where we share stories from the Cambodian Diaspora.
This podcast is dedicated to sharing the experiences of Khmer communities around the world. Each episode dives into personal stories, cultural traditions and reflections on identity, heritage, and community. Whether you’re part of the diaspora, curious about Cambodian culture or simply drawn to inspiring human stories, Khmer Tree is a space for connection, pride, and empowerment.
We honor the past, celebrate the present, and inspire the future—one story at a time. Follow and Join us!
This podcast is dedicated to sharing the experiences of Khmer communities around the world. Each episode dives into personal stories, cultural traditions and reflections on identity, heritage, and community. Whether you’re part of the diaspora, curious about Cambodian culture or simply drawn to inspiring human stories, Khmer Tree is a space for connection, pride, and empowerment.
We honor the past, celebrate the present, and inspire the future—one story at a time. Follow and Join us!
Conduttori:
Frequenza di aggiornamento:
every 13 hours
Durata media dell'audio:
69 minutes
Interviste agli ospiti
Podcast video
Inglese
Stati Uniti
69 episodi
da 30 Marzo 2025
episodic
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In this inspiring episode of Khmer Tree, host Chad welcomes Sophon Khoeun, who shares his extraordinary journey of resilience, creativity, and cultural pride. Born during the dark years of the Khmer Rouge regime in Cambodia, Sophon and his family endured profound challenges before finding refuge in…
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In this powerful episode, Chad sits down with Audrey Chea, a former refugee from Cambodia whose life story embodies resilience, determination, and service to others. Audrey recounts her harrowing experiences of surviving the Khmer Rouge regime and the difficult transition to life in the United Stat…
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In this episode, host Chad has the honor of interviewing Chinary Ung, the legendary Cambodian composer whose extraordinary journey bridges two worlds: the traditional sounds of Cambodia and the evolving landscape of contemporary music in the United States. From…
In this episode, host Chad sits down with Neak Kru Charya, a master teacher and choreographer of Cambodian classical dance, at the Cambodian Heritage Museum in Chicago. Neak Kru shares her inspiring journey from Cambodia to the United States, reflecting on how her life experiences shaped her devoti…
In this conversation, host Chad speaks with Kevin Keo, a Khmer American artist and scholar whose work explores the intersections of culture, identity, and creativity. Growing up in Long Beach, California, home to one of the largest Cambodian American communities in the country, Kevin reflects on ho…
In this episode, host Chad interviews Fedrick Ngo, a Cambodian American professor at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV), who shares his family’s journey of resilience, migration, and cultural rediscovery. Fedrick reflects on his family’s move from Cambodia to the United States, and how grow…
In this episode, host Chad welcomes Punisa Pov, a Cambodian traditional musician whose journey reflects resilience, cultural pride, and the healing power of music. Punisa takes listeners back to her early life in Phnom Penh, where her love for traditional Khmer music first took root amid the everyd…
In this episode of Khmer Tree, host Chad engages in a heartfelt and thought-provoking conversation with Neak Kru Sophiline Cheam Shapiro, a renowned Cambodian classical dancer, choreographer, and teacher, along with her husband, Pu John Shapiro, an artist and cultural advocate. Together, they share…
In this episode, Chad engages in a thoughtful conversation with a Cambodian artist whose passion for pottery and ceramics serves as both a personal journey and a cultural statement. The artist shares how their path into the world of ceramics was not only about discovering a creative outlet but also…
In this episode, host Chad sits down with Brandy Myers, who shares her inspiring journey from Columbus, Ohio, to Long Beach, California, and the unique perspective she brings as a mixed-race individual within the Khmer community. Brandy reflects on the complexities of navigating multiple cultural i…
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