# Nicole Tung
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nicole tung (born 1986) is a Hong Kong-born photojournalist. Tung is known for her coverage of conflicts and events, including the Syrian Civil War, the European refugee crisis and the Arab Spring.Tung studied at New York University, receiving a degree in journalism and history in 2009.Her work is included in the collection of the Museum of Fine Arts Houston.
Episode 315: Nicole Tung
Nicole Tung is an actress and choreographer and she’s our next guest on a special two episode Yay. Nicole is the former director and choreographer at South Bay Musical Theatre. Jake and I learn about Nicole’s upbringing, her work at South Bay Musical Theatre and what she’s doing these days.
Nico…
Episode 316: Ryan Marchand
Our next guest is Ryan Marchand, an actor who has worked with Theatre Yugen, the San Francisco Opera and Handful Players. Ryan was last seen on stage at Theatre Yugen, doing A Noh Christmas. Jake and I learn about Ryan’s background, his work in bay area theatre and where he sees himself in the fu…
Episode 317: Aaron Seymour
Aaron Seymour is our next guest for The Yay. He is an actor who has worked at the Eclectic Box Theatre and last worked with Jake Fong doing A Soldier’s Story. Jake and I talk about Aaron’s upbringing, his thoughts on bay area theatre and where he sees himself in the future.
Aaron can be conta…
Episode 318: Terry Boero
It's been a while but we’re back! And our next guest is teacher, lecturer and playwright Terry Boero. We learn about her upbringing her work at SF State, any new works she’s working on now, and her future.
Terry can be contacted directly via Instagram at @merriberriterri and on Bluesky: Terry-Bo…
Photojournalist Nicole Tung on the environmental and human toll of overfishing
Seventy percent of fish stocks in Southeast Asia have been depleted in just 40 years, and both the environmental and the human cost is getting worse. That's the conclusion of a new photojournalism report which focuses on the fishing industry in the region. Its author says her photographs show the …
OPEN Friday: March 27, 2026
On this episode of Open Friday, host Rhina Valentin is joined by artist and philosopher, Dr. Jessica Rodríguez-Colón, who is here to talk about her new book, Displacement of (M)others in Twenty-First Century US films: Impact On Maternal Identities Of "Other" Subjectivities. Next, we welcome photogr…
BronxNet Today: Nicole Tung Presents Overfishing in South East Asia, an Ecological & Human Crisis
A new exhibition at the Bronx Documentary Center offered a rare look into one of the world’s most urgent environmental crises. Photojournalist Nicole Tung documented the realities of overfishing across Southeast Asia, spotlighting the environmental and human toll behind a global industry.
BronxNet …
OPEN Friday: March 27, 2026
On this episode of Open Friday, host Rhina Valentin is joined by artist and philosopher, Dr. Jessica Rodríguez-Colón, who is here to talk about her new book, Displacement of (M)others in Twenty-First Century US films: Impact On Maternal Identities Of "Other" Subjectivities. Next, we welcome photogr…
Exploring the World Press Photo Exhibition
The curator of this year's World Press Photo Exhibition chats to us about some of the themes covered by this travelling collection of the best photojournalism from around the globe. Also joining the conversation is freelance photojournalist Nicole Tung, who is featured in the exhibition.
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