Podcasts about hapas

Carsten hat sich eine neue (Traum-) Gitarre gekauft. Gebaut in Berlin von Hapas. Mehr was für die heftigere Fraktion und mit langen Hals, also bisschen tiefer als üblich. Sehr schickes Teil! Diese Folge auf Youtube https://youtu.be/5S9__zUlAe8 https://hapasguitars.com/ 00:00:00.000 Intro – Begrüssung – Einleitung 00:02:45.000 Äussere und innere Werte 00:19:30.000 Hörbeispiele 00:35:10.000 Wie kam es zum Kauf? 00:46:20.000 Gonz darf auch mal spielen 00:53:40.000 Fazit 01:02:20.000 Verabschiedung und Outro https://www.facebook.com/gitarrenkram/ Links zu Thomann sind Affiliate Links. Wenn ihr darüber etwas kauft, kostet euch das nichts extra, aber ihr helft uns damit den Podcast zu finanzieren. Vielen Dank. https://gitarrenkram.de/gitarrenkram-unterstuetzen Unsere Musik auf Bandcamp https://silentmenband.bandcamp.com/releases

Dirshu MB: Betzias Hapas 14 - Siman 168 Sif 9-10

Dirshu MB Betzias Hapas 15 - Siman 168 Sif 10b

Dirshu MB Betzias Hapas 19 - Siman 168 Sif 17

Dirshu MB Betzias Hapas 18 - Siman 168 Sif 14 - 16

Dirshu MB Betzias Hapas 17 - Siman 168 Sif 13

Dirshu MB Betzias Hapas 16 - Siman 168 Sif 11 - 12

Dirshu MB: Betzias Hapas 13 - Siman 168 Sif 8

Dirshu MB: Betzias Hapas 12 - Siman 168 Sif 7 What is Pas Haba'ah b'Kisnim

Dirshu MB: Betzias Hapas 11 Siman 168 Sif 6

Dirshu MB Betzias Hapas 10 Siman 168 Sif 1 - 3

Dirshu MB Betzias Hapas 9 Siman 167 Sif 16-20

Dirshu MB Betzias Hapas 8 Siman 167 Sif 15

Dirshu MB Betzias Hapas 7 Siman 167 Sif 12 - 14

'Hamotzi or Mezzonos, what bracha to make?'

'What bracha does one make on a bread product that was boiled'

'Water turning white is a sign that it's not bread'

'Mezzonos on flour & water ingredients'

Dirshu MB: Betizas Hapas 3 Siman 167 Sif 4 - 5

Dirshu MB: Betzias Hapas 5 Siman 167 Sif 6b

'What bracha is stuffing?'

'Chavitza'

Dirshu MB: Betzias Hapas 2 Siman 167 Sif 1b - 3 [Cutting Challah on Shabbos]

'Cutting the challah on Shabbos'

'Priorities in making a bracha'

'Table is like a mizbaiach!'

'Ideally one should not interrupt at all after making the bracha'

'Saying the bracha properly,Having kavana to the amen'

'Where to cut the bread'

'Halachos of a hefsek after you wash your hands'

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Shaine and Nico had Lilith Lovett to come on the show to talk about what it was like growing up as a Hapa in Taiwan and moving to America, her interesting way of becoming a libertarian, her experience as a libertarian in the trans community, flag burning and more.Follow Lilith on Twitter: https://twitter.com/LilithLovett Lilith's Twitch channel: https://www.twitch.tv/lilithlovett/ Check out her appearances on Dumping with Scrump at ShortFatOtaku's channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/ShortFatOtakuhttps://whatshapaning.simplecast.com/PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/whatshapaningSUBSCRIBESTAR: https://www.subscribestar.com/whats-hapaningPAYPAL: https://www.paypal.me/hapasupremacyLiberty Tees!!: http://bit.ly/2ANazBxUse promo code HAPA for 10% off Bitcoin address: 3EG5G1ToDqVpAp79VCspftXR2NM8uUqiWyBitcoin Cash address: 1QGroLJanB1YN7MPEfrpDvAfUbf7KjKrL8Litecoin address: LQr2bVtpQfDeYCkU3o6d4hTsoQAQYUkK9fEthereum address: 0xF664C4732776B78AB1d9A96B4Ce050C646F9F9b3 ☆♪Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/hapasupremacy☆♪Bitchute: https://www.bitchute.com/channel/hapasupremacy☆♪Twitter:✧Shaine: https://www.twitter.com/shainescalph✧Nicolette: https://www.twitter.com/petitenicoco☆♪Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hapasupremacyTrack: NIVIRO - Dancin' [NCS Release]Music provided by NoCopyrightSounds.Watch: https://youtu.be/WiaxIRi5KPwFree Download / Stream: http://ncs.io/DancinYOMusic Credit: LAKEY INSPIREDTrack Name: "Wonder"Music By: LAKEY INSPIRED @ https://soundcloud.com/lakeyinspired 

May is Asian Pacific Islander American Month! Sophia interviews Lip Ho, who holds a degree in Asian American studies from UCLA. From Long Duk Dong to sexy Sung Kang, we talk about what it's like to be erased, HAPAs who don't claim their ethnicity and where we are now.

Alex Chester is the Editor-in-Chief of Hapa Mag, an online publication written by Hapas for everyone. Alex is also a co-host on the podcast We’re Not All Ninjas and she is part of the first Asian American Sketch Comedy Troupe “Model Majority." Alex can also be seen in several National Commercials including H&M, UPS, and Popeyes.  She has been performing since she was 5 years old. Some favorite theatre credits include How the Grinch Stole Christmas” at Madison Square Garden. Little Red Riding Hood in “Into the Woods” with Prospect Theatre Co/National Asian Artist Project (NAAP), Logainne Schwartzandgrubenierre in “The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee” at Fire Island Pines Arts Project. Other favorite NYC theatre credits include Minnie Fey in “Hello Dolly” with NAAP, and “Bubble Boy” staring Alice Ripley (Stage & Original Cast Recording) 54 Below. Alex shares what she struggled with especially being a woman of mixed race.  She also shares how being herself everyday has helped her boost her confidence and be more comfortable in her own skin. Check out https://thetaoofselfconfidence.com for show notes of Alex's episode, Alex's website, resources, gifts and so much more.

Derek and I talking a lot more about hapas brewing co. and the future of the craft beer movement.

Nico & Shaine are back and have good friend of the Hapas, Stan, join them to discuss Milo on Legion of Skanks, the Hashtag symbol being a symbol of hate and bigotry, the war on women continuing and of course, weird news.Hashtaghttps://www.ajc.com/news/national/mississippi-lawmaker-accused-punching-wife-face-for-not-undressing-quickly-enough/zdE3VLzhBVmH68Bsn7eLfL/https://www.npr.org/2019/05/20/724961911/ukraines-comedian-president-takes-office-says-he-s-dissolving-parliamentWar on WomenGuardian article: https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2019/may/25/women-happier-without-children-or-a-spouse-happiness-expertNYT: https://www.nytimes.com/2019/05/21/opinion/alabama-law-abortion.htmlSlate: https://slate.com/human-interest/2019/05/single-moms-fewer-chores-free-time-married.htmlWeird Newshttps://www.wkyt.com/content/news/Florida-man-takes-a-bath-in-kitchen-sink-at-Wendys-510343891.htmlhttps://www.hapasupremacy.com☆♪Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/hapasupremacy☆♪Bitchute: https://www.bitchute.com/channel/hapasupremacy☆♪Twitter:✧Shaine: https://www.twitter.com/shainescalph✧Nicolette: https://www.twitter.com/petitenicoco☆♪Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hapasupremacy☆♪Instagram:✧Shaine: https://www.instagram.com/shainescalph✧Nicolette: https://www.instagram.com/petitenicocoSUPPORT US ON PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/HapaSupremacySUPPORT US ON PAYPAL: https://www.paypal.me/hapasupremacyLiberty Tees!!: http://bit.ly/2ANazBxUse promo code HAPA for 10% offhttps://www.infinitecbd.com promo code HAPA10 for 10% offLogo Design by: https://twitter.com/bmblb83

Julia Shiplett (HBO’s Crashing) joined the ANA boys this week to talk about hapa identity, Asian people with freckles, and Asian parents trying to get a hold of their dead son’s sperm for legacy’s sake. We also revisit her tweets from 5+ years ago and reflect on the good times.Check out Julia at www.juliashiplett.com or @juliashiplett on Twitter & Instagram!We finally launched a PATREON page! Please support us in exchange for some fun rewards from Fumi & Mic.https://www.patreon.com/asiannotasianpodEmail us: AsianNotAsianPod@gmail.comInstagram: @asiannotasianpodTwitter/Instagram Fumi: @TheFumiAbeInstagram Mic: @nicepantsbroS/O to our network @listeningpartypresents @canalstreetmarket - check out the crew on Instagram

41 Betzias haPas, 42 Hilchos Seudah

RYAN KATSU RIVERA is here! Hapas are Asian/white halfbreeds that have all the vitriol of a white supremacist, and all the penis of an Asian man. Their entire existence is questioning why Asian women hook up with dopey white dudes instead of them, the supreme gentlemen. They are bigger #incels than r/incels. The Asian rabbithole gets deeper when #GOON Ching Chang Chong tries to defy stereotypes, and Ryan and Jesse head to Chinatown. RIP #ElliotRodger VIDEO: https://youtu.be/dQXT4TOGti8 THIS SHOW IS NOT MONETIZED AND NOT SPONSORED. SUPPORT THE SHOW. Get BONUS SHOWS! Only on THE PIZZA FUND: http://podawful.pizza Join the FACEBOOK CULT: http://podawful.com/cult Get a T-SHIRT or DOWNLOAD a prank call show at http://podawful.com/store http://podawful.com

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For our third episode of Dash American we brought in our fierce friends from Hapa Mag, a publication by Hapas for everyone, to talk about their experiences walking through the world as Hapas, or half Asian/Pacific Islander. Featuring Hapa founder Alex Chester & project manager Melissa Slaughter, we chat about language, building your own tribe, & what's up next for Hapa Mag. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dashamerican/support

This week on Love Your Bodd we've got a LIVE recording of the Out of the Box Theatrics' Women in Theater Panel! This live recording was moderated by Love Your Bodd Host, Heather Boddy. She interviewed panelists Elizabeth Flemming, Amiee Turner, Sammi Cannold, Alex Chester, Awoye Timpo about their experiences being a woman in the theater industry.  Meet the Panelists: Sammi Cannold is a theater director whose recent credits include Ragtime on Ellis Island and Violet on a moving bus at the American Repertory Theater (A.R.T.). Sammi recently served as the associate director on the Broadway production of Natasha, Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812 (dir. Rachel Chavkin) and is currently the associate director on In the Body of the World (dir. Diane Paulus/MTC) as well as Lempicka  (dir. Rachel Chavkin/Williamstown). Sammi has directed numerous concerts, workshops, and readings at A.R.T., 54 Below, Playwrights Realm, The Montalban Theater, New York Theatre Barn, (Le) Poisson Rouge, Don’t Tell Mama, and Primary Stages. She has also served as an Artistic Fellow at the A.R.T. and a Sundance Institute Fellow (for which she directed a developmental workshop of a new musical by Jeanine Tesori and David Lindsay-Abaire). She holds a B.A. from Stanford University and an M.A. from Harvard University. www.sammicannold.com    Alex Chester is a proud member of Broadway Diversity Project. She is a former contributor to HuffPo and currently writes for Onstage Blog and Manhattan Digest. She is the creator of Hapa Mag - an online magazine by Hapas for Everyone, and is the founder/producer of WeSoHapa, a multiracial inclusive theatre company. Alex is also part of the podcast “We’re Not All Ninjas.” Theatre credits include: “How the Grinch Stole Christmas” - Madison Square Garden (NYC), Minnie Fay in “Hello Dolly” directed by Lee Roy Reams at NAAP(Off-Broadway), “Bubble Boy” at 54 Below (NYC/Original Cast Recording), “Brass Heart” - Royal Family Productions (NYC). Her resume of commercial work includes campaigns for companies including UPS, H&M, AT&T and Major League Baseball.  Follow her on Twitter/Insta @AlexFChester @WeSoHapa @TheHapaMag www.WeSoHapa.com www.HapaMag.com www.AlexChester.com   Liz Flemming is the Founding Producing Artistic Director of Out of the Box Theatrics, an Actor's Equity Non Profit Off-Broadway Theater here in NYC. After several years touring and working in the regional circuit as a professional actor, Liz shifted focus to make a difference within our theatre community taking on inclusivity on the stage with the creation of OOTB. With OOTB she produced site-specific immersive productions of You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown , "Master Harold"...and the Boys , The Owl and the Pussycat , and Songs for a New World . Along with her completion of two sold out seasons, she produced Alice at Alice's starring Alice Ripley, a series of Open Mics, and several cabarets and special events for OOTB. Independently she was asked to produce the new musical Mommie Dearestwritten by Christina Crawford with music by David Nehls, and Sam’s Room with New York Theater Barn. This year she will join The Cell Theater as Lead Producer along with her development of Out of the Box Theatrics. She hopes to #changethestage one show at a time.   Awoye Timpo ’s directing credits include: The Homecoming Queen (Atlantic Theater), Skeleton Crew (Chester Theater), Sister Son/ji (Billie Holiday Theater), Carnaval (National Black Theatre), Ndebele Funeral (59E59, South African tour, Edinburgh Festival); The Libation Bearers (Shakespeare Theatre of NJ), Araby (La MaMa), In the Continuum(Juilliard); Clybourne Park (Farmers Alley), The Vanished (Novisi). Producer: CLASSIX, a reading series exploring classic plays by Black playwrights. Broadway: Associate Director, Jitney ; Assistant Director, Shuffle Along . Other: ABC/Disney, Cherry Lane, Lincoln Center Directors Lab, Ma-Yi, New Dramatists, NOW Africa, Page 73, PEN World Voices, Rising Circle, Royal Shakespeare Company, Soho Rep Writer/Director Lab and WNYC.   Amiee Turner began her career at a very young age and never stopped blazing a unique trail. While still a teenager Amiee had already toured as Kristine in A Chorus Line and Cassandra in CATS and made her Broadway debut in David Merrick's 42nd Street . She quickly established herself as a NYC actress and added another five Broadway shows to her list of credits. As an actress, Amiee is a proud member of AEA. She has toured the USA and Europe and played many regional theatres including The Huntington and Goodspeed. Her work as a director began in Connecticut and has taken her up and down the East Coast. As a producer she oversaw 23 productions at Theatre By The Sea, 42 productions at Ocean State Theatre, founded A.I.S.O.P.  Theatre Co. in NYC, and produced and starred in the award winning independent film "Sunday on the Rocks"  with Tony Award winners Cady Huffman and Julie White. Amiee currently travels across the country as an actor and director and teaches audition workshops at the university level. Other job titles Amiee has held include restaurant manager, Director of Entertainment for an NBA-D League team, Development Director for a major regional theatre, choreographer, and mother of two college age kids.     Find Out of the Box Website: ootbtheatrics.com Twitter: @OOTBTheatrics Instagram: @ootbtheatrics Facebook: Out of the Box Theatrics   Nocturne Tickets - web.ovationtix.com By Adam Rapp | Directed by Amiee Turner April 24-29 - Extended to May 6th 440 East 9th Street, NYC   Open Mic Nights  05/07/18 - 7:30pm–10:00pm ($10 cover charge) - Scone, Tea, and wine available for purchase. 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This is a preview of a bonus premium episode. Support the show and get double the episodes by subscribing to bonus episodes for $5/month at patreon.com/champagnesharks. This will not only give you access to this current premium episode you’re previewing, but also all the back premium episodes you may have missed as well and all future bonus premium episodes. Also, remember to review and rate the podcast in Itunes: itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/champ…d1242690393?mt=2. We discuss how Trump has been for Black people so far, Hispanic wannabe white supremacists, Asian and Hapa wannabe white supremacists including Eliot Rodger, Eurasian racist rapist cop Daniel Holzclaw and why Michelle Malkin is caping for him, Logan Paul, and Umar Johnson. Discussed in this episode: "With the rise of the alt-right, Latino white supremacy may not be a contradiction in terms" by Gabriela Resto-Montero https://mic.com/profiles/189398/gabriela-resto-montero#.9BGn8LJsA Elliot Rodger's self-hatred https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0g8QDreBj14&feature=youtu.be The r/Hapas message forum's Mega-Thread/Mission statement https://www.reddit.com/r/hapas/comments/58rwna/read_before_posting_the_2017_eurasian_half_asian/ The r/Hapas ongoing list of White Nationalists who date/marry Asian women https://www.reddit.com/r/hapas/comments/5nafhd/updated_2017_full_list_of_neonazis_altrights/ The r/Hapas "[Racist, Alt-Right, Conspiracy Theorist, anti-Feminist, anti-Asian, pro-White] Redditor who Loves Asian women HALL OF FAME!" https://www.reddit.com/r/hapas/comments/64om9l/the_racist_altright_conspiracy_theorist/ r/Hapas updated list of racists who love Asian women: https://www.reddit.com/r/hapas/comments/6ekjt4/bump_updated_list_of_white_supremacists_trump/. Also, https://www.reddit.com/r/hapas/comments/5aqtz7/full_list_of_white_supremacists_that_fetishize/ "Watch: Black Woman Verbally Attacked by White Pro-Trump Boyfriend for Supporting BLM" https://www.bet.com/news/national/2016/11/15/black-woman-verbally-attacked-by-boyfriend-for-supporting-blm.html "Daniel Holtzclaw Used Race To Bully His Victims Into Submission & His Victims Know Exactly Why" https://www.bustle.com/articles/129452-daniel-holtzclaw-used-race-to-bully-his-victims-into-submission-his-victims-know-exactly-why My thread on Logan Paul and the suicide forest and how it fits in an American tradition of structural and historical racism: https://twitter.com/RickyRawls/status/948266189352062977 Umar Johnson's epic beef diss video where the phone goes off, around the 24:00 mark: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=laf-cMsFntA

We had our first live taping of the Bruce Lee Podcast last Thursday, July 20th celebrating the podcast’s one-year anniversary and honoring the 44th anniversary of Bruce Lee’s passing. When we started the podcast a year ago, on July 20th, it was to commemorate that day with a beautiful remembrance of Bruce Lee and the gifts that he left behind for all of us. The podcast format allows us to discuss Bruce Lee’s philosophy more in-depth and share his legacy with everyone for free. Special guest Osric Chau joined us for the event and shared his experiences completing the Bruce Lee Podcast Challenge, shared his thoughts on Bruce Lee, and gave an #AAHA shout-out. Osric Chau was born in Vancouver, his father is from Hong Kong and his mother is Malaysian. He trained in Wing Chun for many years and wanted to be a stuntman, but was discovered and his first film was Kung Fu Killer (2008) with David Carradine. Since then he’s been in 2012, What Women Want, The Man with the Iron Fists, and was in recurring roles in Supernatural and now on Dirk Gently’s Holistic Detective Agency. We were lucky to have Osric join us for the evening before heading down to Comic Con in San Diego. For the podcast challenge we asked people to complete three action items (listed at brucelee.com/podcast-challenge) We asked Osric to complete the challenge and he graciously said yes. He said this about his overall experience: “I loved it, this was probably one of my favorite things I’ve done in recent memory. It literally changed my life and I think it will continue to change my life.” He’s decided to incorporate the challenge into his life and continue doing the action items! Osric shared with us some of his affirmations: - “Today’s my day, tomorrow’s someone else’s. I will make the most out of every minute to the fullest of my capabilities.” - When confronted with an obstacle I will see it as a challenge to accomplish my goal in a better and creative way; it’s an opportunity to think outside my box.” - “Smaller Goals. I will focus on and set smaller goals for today, goals I can start and accomplish today. Smaller goals that lead to my larger and more ambitious goals.” For the “I would feel better in my body if…” action item, Osric thought at first he didn’t have anything to improve since he already eats well and exercises, but then realized he hates stretching. Realizing this is his weakness; it took Osric all week to remember to do stretches, but then after thinking about it often he found himself stretching while watching TV or doing something else. This is similar to how Bruce Lee would do his stretches, while reading or doing something else. In the final action item, the Harmony Challenge, “Letting others be,” Osric thought it would be easy since he considers himself a cheerful, kind person, but then he realized how much he enjoys gossip. When sitting in the makeup trailer people enjoy gossiping and he used to join in, but during this challenge the extra awareness made him step back and not participate in the gossip. Instead of wanting to put others down, he wants to raise people up Thank you so much Osric for joining us for the live event and for participating in the podcast challenge. We know that just by sharing your challenge experience you’ll inspire many people out there with your vulnerability and sharing your journal and experiences. #AAHA Osric’s Awesome Asian and Hapas nomination goes to Pakistani-American actor Kumail Nanjiani. Kumail is known for being on Silicon Valley and stars in the movie “The Big Sick,” (in theaters now!) which he co-wrote with his wife Emily about their relationship. It’s possibly the first movie to star a Pakistani actor in the lead role and it’s getting excellent reviews. Osric says he’s seen it once already and loved it and is thinking of seeing it again. Kumail, we think you’re awesome! Share your #AAHAs and #BruceLeeMoments with us at hello@brucelee.com Find the full version of our show notes at BruceLee.com/podcast

This week we sit down with journalist Charles Russo, author of “Striking Distance: Bruce Lee & the Dawn of Martial Arts in America.” His book covers Bruce Lee’s early years as a young martial artist in San Francisco and his polarizing effect as a brash upstart in the Bay Area martial arts scene of the 1960’s. Charles Russo’s interest in Bruce Lee started with his fascination of the history of the Bay Area (San Francisco, CA.) Russo was sitting in his photojournalist class and another student was sharing images of Chinatown, including a picture of the Chinese Hospital stating that that was the hospital where Bruce Lee was born. Russo says, “It blew my mind…how come no one had every told me that Bruce Lee was born in San Francisco?” It instantly made San Francisco that much cooler and interesting, but he was indignant that no one was celebrating that fact. So he decided to look into that story. Once Charles started looking into the story of Bruce Lee and San Francisco, he found a treasure trove of forgotten history. Bruce’s Bay Area years in the 60’s mark the origins of martial arts culture in America. And the small group of young martial artists he collaborated with would collectively create the modern martial arts movement. Striking Distance chronicles the old guard of the San Francisco martial arts masters as well as Bruce’s influential friendship with James Lee and the young bucks of Oakland trying to modernize the old styles. Russo also tells the dramatic story of the friction Bruce had with the established Chinatown martial arts community resulting in that famous showdown fight in Oakland that inspired Bruce Lee to create his own martial way called Jeet Kune Do. We also discuss who actually won that famous fight between Bruce Lee and Wong Jack Man--Bruce’s scientific street fighting versus traditional flamboyant style. Charles also tells us why Bruce Lee is one of the philosophical godfathers of MMA. #AAHA (Awesome Asians and Hapas) Charles Russo had two #AAHA shout-outs for us. His first shout-out goes to his friend and colleague Sara Hayden, a young hapa journalist who helped Russo with editing his book. Sara is currently working on a project called The Silk Knots Project, which documents and preserves the stories of Asian Americans and Hapas in the American West. Russo’s second #AAHA shout-out goes to his childhood friend Korean American Brian Leo, a visual artist in NYC. Leo’s work is “garage-pop surrealism” and you can view his work at brianleo.com. Sara and Brian—you’re awesome, keep up the amazing work! #BruceLeeMoment Russo shares that since working on his book, he has had many #BruceLeeMoments. Specifically, when he was watching the Netflix show “The Get Down” and seeing the character Shaolin Fantastic who wears a Bruce Lee belt buckle, how Bruce Lee is viewed as the badass cool in the early hip-hop community. Russo thinks of the Bruce Lee quote, “Absorb what is useful, discard what is useless, make something uniquely your own,” as he’s watching the early DJs discuss isolating the break beat parts of records and making something uniquely their own. Russo realizes this embodies exactly what Bruce Lee was talking about. He now recognizes so many of Bruce’s ideas influencing culture and that we are just now understanding the ideas he was talking about over 50 years ago. You can purchase Charles Russo’s book here: “Striking Distance: Bruce Lee and the Dawn of Martial Arts in America” Share your #AAHA and #BruceLeeMoment recommendations with us via social media @BruceLee or email us at hello@brucelee.com

The Hapas reflect on the outcome of the 2016 presidential election and share their thoughts about President-elect Trump, the electoral college, and family members who may disagree. Thoughts or questions? Email us at: hapahappyhour@gmail.com.

Bruce Lee started writing poetry when he moved from Hong Kong to the U.S. at age 18. He wrote poetry to express his feelings of contemplativeness, love, melancholy, and oneness with nature. The poetry was a way to process and understand his own feelings. Bruce also wrote poems and letters to his wife Linda expressing love and gratefulness for her. Linda says that she can still feel the warmth of his love through his writing. Bruce Lee was a masculine man of action who also had a very integrated feminine side. He was always cultivating both Yin and Yang. The Dying Sun The dying sun lies sadly in the far horizon, The autumn wind blows mercilessly. The yellow leaves fall From the mountain peak two streams parted unwillingly. One to the west one to the east. The sun will rise again in the morning, the leaves will be green again in the spring but must we be like the mountain stream never to meet again? Love is like a friendship caught on fire Love is like a friendship caught on fire, In the beginning a flame, very pretty, often hot and fierce but still only light and flickering. As love grows older our hearts mature, and our love becomes as coals deep burning and unquenchable Walking along the bank of lake Washington The breeze on the bank already blows cool and mild The distant merging of lake and sky is but a red trace of sunset The deep silence of the lake cuts off all tumult from me Along the lonely bank I move with slow footsteps Alone, the disturbed frogs scurry off Here and there, are houses, cool beads of light spring out from them A dazzling moon shines down from the lonely depths of the sky In the moonlight I move slowly to a gung fu form Body and soul are fused into one. Take Action: Write a poem, and either keep it for yourself, or share it with someone. Or find a poem you like and read it aloud. Take a moment and write down how much you love and are grateful for someone in your life, date it, and give that note or letter to that person. You can also share those sentiments in person. Here are good resources for poetry and poetry recordings: PoetryFoundation.org PoetryArchive.org http://www.openculture.com/audio_books_poetry If you’d like to share how you’re doing with this action item you can email us at hello@brucelee.com or on social @BruceLee. #AAHA (Awesome Asians and Hapas) This week’s #AAHA is a recommendation from Marcus Wang, read the full version on our website: I think it’s wonderful that you take the time to recognize Asian-Americans and Hapas who are making a difference in our world, and I’d like to introduce you to Derrick Wang, a charismatic young composer and attorney with degrees from Harvard, Yale and Maryland Law who has achieved renown in the world of opera - a rarity for an Asian-American. Your podcast on harmony brought him to mind - Derrick’s recent acclaimed opera, “Scalia/Ginsburg,” focuses on the unlikely but genuine friendship between Ruth Bader Ginsburg and the late Antonin Scalia. #BruceLeeMoment This week’s #BLM comes from Sarah in London, read the full version on our website: “The quote of 'be water my friend' has really stayed with me since I heard that first episode. At work I have been challenged by several senior leaders due to a project I am leading, and at times those challenges felt very personal. I held your fathers words in my mind during those moments and at first I tried to be still and calm like water - however that made me feel stagnant and immobile, and a little like a punching bag, but then I remembered your father's words about water crashing and flowing, and have since focused on not seeing people or things as obstacles but simply detours or interesting bends in the road. They are not obstacles to me and I will not batter myself against them but will flow around or over them. This has given me a sense of calm and strength.” Share your #AAHA and #BruceLeeMoment recommendations with us via social media @BruceLee or email us at hello@brucelee.com

Tune in with Lisa, Hiwa, and Rena as we talk about Rena's dissertation on mixed-race, the history of hapas in theater, and our experiences auditioning for characters of color. We also dive into representations during the Olympics! We'd love to hear from you! Write to us at: hapahappyhour@gmail.com.

One Inch Punch: The tiny startup with a giant global fan base The Bruce Lee family company is a tiny family startup in a very unique situation. Millions of fans around the world but they didn’t control the rights to Bruce Lee’s name and likeness due to a bad deal that left a giant media conglomerate in charge. Learn how Shannon Lee tapped into her dad’s philosophy and wisdom to reclaim the rights and create a new company to serve her dad’s mission of personal freedom. We also introduce our other segments: #AAHA: Awesome Asians and Hapas. We give a shoutout to Asians and Hapa peeps doing awesome things in the world. #BruceLeeMoment: Moments of Bruce Lee’s philosophy taking action in the real world.

The happy Hapas are back!  Hello, dear listeners! We hope to bring you more content and new episodes this year! We have lots to talk about including Lisa's upcoming keynote performance in Cape Town, South Africa! Here's the continuation of our last episode, where we discuss being in college on the Mainland, Hiwa's performance in Steel Magnolias, and the our heartfelt connections between Alaska and Hawaii. Enjoy! (Recorded in August 2013.) Feel free to drop us a line at hapahappyhour@gmail.com. Thank you for being a part of the Ohana!  -Rena, Lisa, and Hiwa

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Happy New Year!  The ladies kick off 2009 and welcome friends, Michelle and Karen, to the podcast.  Together, they explore their journeys as fellow Hapas, giggle as only girlfriends can, and share some lessons about standing tall in their own shoes. Email at hapahappyhour@gmail.com!

 The second part of our interview with Hiwa's mom.  Donna discusses her ongoing love affair with Hawaii and asks the ladies personal questions about growing up.  Questions or comments about this episode?  Feel free to email the Hapas at hapahappyhour@gmail.com.  Mahalo! (Recorded in September 2008.)