Podcast appearances and mentions of eugene suen

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Minari, from director Lee Isaac Chung and A24 Films, is a haunting and rich sketch of a Korean American family in 1980s Arkansas. It won the US Dramatic Grand Jury Prize and Audience Award at 2020 Sundance. After a screening of the film co-hosted by Fuller Seminary's Reel Spirituality and Asian American Center, Eugene Suen interviewed Lee Isaac Chung and Harry Yoon, the film's editor, on questions of identity, culture, faith, and filmmaking.

Eugene Suen (@eugenesuen) is back for second-straight year of Oscar-picking fun. Eugene perfectly predicted the 2017 Oscars, including the Best Picture flub! He's on track to replicate those high standards this year by again taking us through the nominees and giving his opinions not only on what will win, but what he thinks should win. If you can picture it, it was an animated conversation that will surely be the soundtrack to that documentary you call your "day."  Follow Eugene Suen on twitter @EugeneSuen, and check out his improv team Belly Belly, and the excellent Almond Tree Films almondtreefilms.com.   While you got this lil' window open why not give us a little star rating, and maybe even a review on Apple Podcasts? It's fun to review things. @convincemepod on twitter.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Eugene Suen (@eugenesuen) is back for second-straight year of Oscar-picking fun. Eugene perfectly predicted the 2017 Oscars, including the Best Picture flub! He's on track to replicate those high standards this year by again taking us through the nominees and giving his opinions not only on what will win, but what he thinks should win. If you can picture it, it was an animated conversation that will surely be the soundtrack to that documentary you call your "day."  Follow Eugene Suen on twitter @EugeneSuen, and check out his improv team Belly Belly, and the excellent Almond Tree Films almondtreefilms.com.   While you got this lil' window open why not give us a little star rating, and maybe even a review on Apple Podcasts? It's fun to review things. @convincemepod on twitter.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This is the second episode of In Great Company Podcast, where our host Eugene Suen interviews actor, writer, director & executive producer Justin Chon about his latest Sundance Film Festival Audience Award winning feature 'Gook'. Chon plays Eli, the Korean American shoe store owner at the center of “Gook” who finds the epithet scrawled across his car one morning. It’s a symbol of the hatred targeted at the Asian immigrants who flocked to L.A. in the 1970s and ‘80s, opening businesses in predominantly African American and Latino communities. Special Thanks to the #WeOwnThe8th community for making this interview happen. #WeOwnThe8th is a community whose mission is celebrating, uplifting, and owning the Asian American narrative in media and pop-culture. For more information on #WeOwnThe8th, please visit: www.WeOwnThe8th.com Brought to you by good stewards of The Great Company (GreatCo), a team of storytellers and producers that is passionate about bringing great people together to impact pop culture, create world-changing content and host meaningful experiences. Great ideas happen in great company! For more information, please visit: www.thegreatcompany.com

This is the second episode of In Great Company Podcast, where our host Eugene Suen interviews actor, writer, director & executive producer Justin Chon about his latest Sundance Film Festival Audience Award winning feature 'Gook'. Chon plays Eli, the Korean American shoe store owner at the center of “Gook” who finds the epithet scrawled across his car one morning. It’s a symbol of the hatred targeted at the Asian immigrants who flocked to L.A. in the 1970s and ‘80s, opening businesses in predominantly African American and Latino communities. Special Thanks to the #WeOwnThe8th community for making this interview happen. #WeOwnThe8th is a community whose mission is celebrating, uplifting, and owning the Asian American narrative in media and pop-culture. For more information on #WeOwnThe8th, please visit: www.WeOwnThe8th.com Brought to you by good stewards of The Great Company (GreatCo), a team of storytellers and producers that is passionate about bringing great people together to impact pop culture, create world-changing content and host meaningful experiences. Great ideas happen in great company! For more information, please visit: www.thegreatcompany.com

This is the first episode of In Great Company Podcast, where our host Eugene Suen interviews British Inventor Richard Browning AKA The Real Life Iron Man. A former Royal Marine Reserve, he has created a real flying machine using six miniature jet engines and a specially designed exoskeleton. You'll find out about his inspirations, process to building the suit and challenges he faced during this interview. For more information on Richard Browning and his suit please visit: www.gravity.co Special Thanks to Tiffany Loverd and the Daqri team for making this interview happen. Daqri is responsible for Richard's flight helmet and in collaboration with GreatCo, set up a viewing party for everyone to witness a man fly through the alley of our HQ along with demos of their innovative AR technology. For more information on Daqri, please visit: www.daqri.com Brought to you by good stewards of The Great Company (GreatCo), a team of storytellers and producers that is passionate about bringing great people together to impact pop culture, create world-changing content and host meaningful experiences. Great ideas happen in great company! For more information, please visit: www.thegreatcompany.com

This is the first episode of In Great Company Podcast, where our host Eugene Suen interviews British Inventor Richard Browning AKA The Real Life Iron Man. A former Royal Marine Reserve, he has created a real flying machine using six miniature jet engines and a specially designed exoskeleton. You'll find out about his inspirations, process to building the suit and challenges he faced during this interview. For more information on Richard Browning and his suit please visit: www.gravity.co Special Thanks to Tiffany Loverd and the Daqri team for making this interview happen. Daqri is responsible for Richard's flight helmet and in collaboration with GreatCo, set up a viewing party for everyone to witness a man fly through the alley of our HQ along with demos of their innovative AR technology. For more information on Daqri, please visit: www.daqri.com Brought to you by good stewards of The Great Company (GreatCo), a team of storytellers and producers that is passionate about bringing great people together to impact pop culture, create world-changing content and host meaningful experiences. Great ideas happen in great company! For more information, please visit: www.thegreatcompany.com

Filmmaker Eugene Suen (@EugeneSuen) wants to help you win your Oscar pool. We're going through the entire 2017 (89th Annual) Academy Awards field with your tips on who will win, and Eugene's own opinions on who deserves to win. From La La Land to Hacksaw Ridge, we've got you covered for this award season. We also discuss Eugene's height next to Martin Scorsese, many variant pronunciations, Afflack, and we debut the a special Oscar segment: Cast Away.    Check out Ben and Eugene's other (possibly returning) podcast Gilmore Girls Boys on iTunes. Also, check out Eugene's film production company, Almond Tree Films, www.almondtreefilms.com.    Do us a big favor and rate and review us on iTunes. We're trying to grow big and strong. Follow us @ConvinceMePod (Also on facebook), @bencassil, @GeoffKLive, @ThayerFrechette     See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Filmmaker Eugene Suen (@EugeneSuen) wants to help you win your Oscar pool. We're going through the entire 2017 (89th Annual) Academy Awards field with your tips on who will win, and Eugene's own opinions on who deserves to win. From La La Land to Hacksaw Ridge, we've got you covered for this award season. We also discuss Eugene's height next to Martin Scorsese, many variant pronunciations, Afflack, and we debut the a special Oscar segment: Cast Away.    Check out Ben and Eugene's other (possibly returning) podcast Gilmore Girls Boys on iTunes. Also, check out Eugene's film production company, Almond Tree Films, www.almondtreefilms.com.    Do us a big favor and rate and review us on iTunes. We're trying to grow big and strong. Follow us @ConvinceMePod (Also on facebook), @bencassil, @GeoffKLive, @ThayerFrechette     See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Meet the Gilmore Girls Boys! Ben Cassil is a fan of Gilmore Girls. Eugene Suen is not (yet). In this episode, we discuss the Gilmore Girls pilot, the ebola pandemic, the circular nature of time, the esoteric qualities of Wheel of Fortune, and how dreamy Dean looks to Rory.

Meet the Gilmore Girls Boys! Ben Cassil is a fan of Gilmore Girls. Eugene Suen is not (yet). In this episode, we discuss the Gilmore Girls pilot, the ebola pandemic, the circular nature of time, the esoteric qualities of Wheel of Fortune, and how dreamy Dean looks to Rory.