As a part of CiTR’s May 2020 Asian Heritage Month programming, Motherlands is a series exploring what it means to be Asian. Produced by people from a variety of Asian backgrounds, the podcast is a celebration, as well as an investigation of the so-called “Asian Identity”.<br /><br /><br />This project was made possible by the Community Radio Fund of Canada.
Motherlands
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Podcast Overview
As a part of CiTR’s May 2020 Asian Heritage Month programming, Motherlands is a series exploring what it means to be Asian. Produced by people from a variety of Asian backgrounds, the podcast is a celebration, as well as an investigation of the so-called “Asian Identity”.<br /><br /><br />This project was made possible by the Community Radio Fund of Canada.
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May 26, 2020
What Comes Next?
This is the fourth and final episode of 'Motherlands'—CiTR's 2020 Asian Heritage Month series.<br /><br />'What Comes Next?' features Rachel Lau on Yarrow Society's 'Speak My Language' podcast, a group discussion about the merits and pitfalls of 'Asian Heritage Month,' and a very frank exit conversation between Isa You, the host and coordinator of Motherlands and Alex de Boer, CiTR's Spoken Word Coordinator. <br /><br />This series was made possible by the Community Radio Fund of Canada.
May 19, 2020
Conversations
This is the third episode of 'Motherlands'—CiTR's 2020 Asian Heritage Month series.<br /><br />'Conversations' features Shaoli Choudhury's piece on the Bengali polymath Rabindranath Tagore, Isa You's interview with UBC Asian Health & Migration lecturer Ben Cheung and Joshua Azizi's story of how his parents met and fell in love.<br /><br />This series was made possible by the Community Radio Fund of Canada.
May 12, 2020
Sounds from Home
This is the second episode of 'Motherlands'—CiTR's 2020 Asian Heritage Month series.<br /><br />'Sounds from Home' features Rachel Lau’s diasporic field notes from Hong Kong, Akshay Kulkarni's profile on Vancouver's Punjabi Market, and host Isa You's personal reflections on being a second generation Chinese-Canadian.<br /><br />This series was made possible by the Community Radio Fund of Canada.
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