Podcast appearances and mentions of katherine ho

The Great Resignation is a term that we've heard a lot over the past year.  The term, which was coined in May 2021, described the phenomenon where workers quit their jobs after deferring their decisions to do so early on in the pandemic.  There's a reason why I'm bringing this term up again - because the hiring scene is what we're going to talk about on the segment today. According to Statista, the global executive search industry grew some 17 billion euros between 2012 and 2021. But how sustainable is this trend amid the current state of the current economy, and what does this mean for headhunters? Also - what does the ongoing series of tech layoffs and the banking crisis in the US mean for companies in the executive search industry?  On Under the Radar, Drive Time's finance presenter Chua Tian Tian sat down with Sam Belcher, Managing Partner, Asia Pacific, and Katherine Ho, Executive Director, Corporate Governance, Financial Services at The Edge Partnership for more. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

冬奥会刚刚闭幕，相关的各方面的舆论热度也逐渐缓和了下来。毋庸置疑的是，这次冬奥会让我们认识了许多“归来”的中国运动员，而他们身上的国际属性却已发了一系列的争执。这期节目里，我们不会从价值层面去评判运动员本身，而是着眼于围绕着他们的一系列论调来剖析当下网友们的一些思维定式，其中也不乏有些认知偏差和偏见，而这些因素也是非常值得大家警惕的。主持人：姚天宜常驻嘉宾：竹溪、鬼王橙00:00:36—00:04:01 何谓“高华”00:04:01—00:12:50 早期海外华人群体的形成00:12:50—00:20:23 国籍、民族认同形成之后的华人00:20:23—00:27:02 美国华裔的多样性00:27:02—00:32:18 爱“卷”的中国人？00:32:18—00:40:43 归化、移民后代运动员的出现00:40:43—00:48:53 围绕着谷爱凌的“破大防”00:48:53—00:56:06 “谷爱凌”们的常态化00:56:06—01:03:09 科学种族主义大肆盛行01:03:09—01:12:51 我们自己对于体育明星的看法结尾音乐：“Yellow”，音乐人：Katherine Ho若对我们的节目感兴趣，可以在“湖岸”微信公众号后台、“巴别塔词典编辑部”微信群（添加微信号playtimeguy），以及新浪微博“@巴别塔词典”联系我们！

Katherine Ho is a singer/songwriter from Thousand Oaks, California. She is best known for her Mandarin cover of Coldplay’s “Yellow” that was featured on the soundtrack of the hit Hollywood film, Crazy Rich Asians. Since the movie’s release, the song has reached No. 1 on the Spotify Viral 50 Global chart and has over 13 million combined streams on Spotify and YouTube.  At age nine, she booked her first professional singing job as a children’s choir member in the Warner Brother’s feature film Valentine’s Day. Around this age, she also began pursuing acting and landed both on-camera and voiceover roles in Disney and Nickelodeon shows. At age sixteen, Katherine competed on season 10 of NBC’s The Voice on Team Adam Levine. Katherine is also a proud alumnus of A Cappella Academy, which led to the opportunity to audition to sing “Yellow” in Crazy Rich Asians Katherine shares the story and mission behind the Mandarin cover of Coldplay’s “Yellow” and why it was so important to include the cover song in the hit movie Crazy Rich Asians.  She also shares how singing the cover song helped her own confidence and realize her worth as an Asian woman. Check out https://thetaoofselfconfidence.com for show notes of Katherine's episode, Katherine's website, resources, gifts and so much more.

Asians who are crazy and rich, discussed by Asians who are hopefully less crazy and significantly less rich. The latter Asians forget some people's names, laugh at their own jokes, and discover a possible ghost haunting their studio. Forgotten names that we subsequently looked up: The singer of the beautiful cover of “Yellow” that we discussed is Katherine Ho. The actor playing Eddie is Ronny Chieng. (Sorry, Ronny. Your name is not Randall. We apologize.) You can listen to our friend and podcast mentor Quincy Surasmith’s podcast, Asian Americana, wherever podcasts are available. You can read past entries of Romcomathon here. Follow Us:FacebookTwitter Feel free to write in with any comments, concerns, or suggestions! Thank you for listening.

2018 seems to have gone on forever, but one of us (Tina) had a hard time remembering what happened. We invite our bro, Andrew Schneider, to talk about everything. Scattergories style. We also close the podcast with a full playing of the Mandarin version of Coldplay's "Yellow" performed by Katherine Ho for the Crazy Rich Asians soundtrack.

主播打分： 荡科长（资深媒体人；《曼蒂》等10期嘉宾；微博“荡科长”）：6分； “我不认为这片炫富，它讲的是华裔寻找身份认同的过程，是很知乎的一部电影。” 靳锦（资深媒体人；《江湖儿女》等2期嘉宾）：4.5分； “这个爱情故事根本不成立，片中令人发笑而不切实际的地方至少有10大方面，我会一一列举。当然它比《你好，之华》要好。” 波米：6分；“这是‘美国梦’第一次走到别国寻求认可，而且主创敢于让一个华裔在文化冲突下代表美国。片尾的中文版也恰好成为了‘黄皮肤’的象征。” 《摘金奇缘》平均分：5.5分 本期节目流程与目录： 开场曲目：(Katherine Ho)； 第15秒-第30秒：嘉宾信息介绍； 第30秒-第7分半：影片信息介绍（无剧透）； 第7分半-第14分钟：三位主播综合优缺点为影片打分（无剧透）； 第14分钟-1小时6分半：嘉宾“靳锦”先谈《摘金奇缘》“问题”，“荡科长”和波米谈影片优点 （涉及剧透）： 1、嘉宾“荡科长”认为优点在于影片清楚地展现了女主角对自己华人血统从“不自知”“回避”到“正视”“发挥”的过程，而杨紫琼角色起到了一个外部刺激的作用。同时，影片使用了全亚裔卡司，完全遵循并运用浪漫喜剧片的公式，的确是一部合格的类型片； 2、嘉宾“靳锦”列举了影片的“十宗罪”：着重谈到女主作为所谓的“经济学教授”却对自己男友是东方最悠久财团公子的情况一无所知，影片大部分人物形象都是刻板单薄甚至可笑的；而服化道方面也都全程散发着浓浓的“土味”，毫无贵族品味可言；更不用说杨紫琼的“宫斗”手段极其低能，打击面极其狭窄、伎俩十分简单，和其作为几百亿家产的老板娘身份严重不符； 3、波米认为影片在“婆媳斗”的套路剧情下，意在展现在至少文化、阶层与性别三个层面的冲突，爱情本身反而不是重点。而片末出色的“麻将对决”和“机舱表白”其实是这几层冲突的和解落点。结合“全亚裔”的阵容，电影提供了一种全新的、2.0阶段的移民议题视角，完全有别于《喜福会》《喜宴》等老派电影； 1小时6分半-尾声：交换意见，靳锦谈影片“优点”，荡科长与波米谈问题（涉及剧透）： 1、荡科长认为本片与另一部亚文化浪漫喜剧《我盛大的希腊婚礼》相比，在文化输出层面，无论方式还是技巧上都体现出明显的不足； 2、靳锦在谈到优点时注重分析了本片“男性角色缺席”的用意，认为影片呈现出的该财团“男主外、女主内”权力结构特点的确触及到了东亚文化的核心。细节上，杨紫琼的“厨房问候”段落也呈现出华人沟通方式的独特之处； 3、波米认为影片“小妞电影”的劣根性仍然十分明显，剧情上的不切实际和玛丽苏成分也都严重影响了影片在文化层面的严肃表达； 外延环节（涉及剧透，此部分内容预计将于明天呈现）： 1、“全亚裔”电影《喜福会》和《火爆麻吉》回顾，相关题材《喜宴》《刮痧》等片简述； 2、好莱坞“华裔三杰”——朱浩伟、温子仁和林诣彬作品对比与简介。 尾声曲目：《200度》（叶倩文）； 影片《摘金奇缘》(Crazy Rich Asians)重要信息： 本片北美分级：PG-13级； 本期节目重点提及的电影片单： 《现代启示录》（1979） 《喜福会》（1993） 《喜宴》（1993） 《少女小渔》（1995） 《刮痧》（2001） 《我盛大的希腊婚礼》（2002） 《假结婚》（2009） 《小时代1》（2013） 《长城》（2016） 《爱乐之城》（2016） 《奇异博士》（2016） 《攻壳机动队》（美版，2017） 《黑豹》（2018） 《爸，我一定行的》（2018） 《李茶的姑妈》（2018）

Crazy Rich Asians is doing well in the box office and is trending on social media, especially among Asian American. There are many who love the movie and say it represents a big step in representation, while there are many who could do without it and say it only furthers the problems in Asian mainstream representation. The Pacific Underground crew will talk about their take on the movie and about other Asian American media they're consuming these days. We'll also have a special guest -- Portland's own Creative Laureate Subashini Ganesan -- to talk about the real Singapore. "Yellow" by Katherine Ho -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-6NQZHyJYO8 Wo Yao Ni De Ai by Jasmine Chen -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FjepR9LWl-g "The look of love" by Jacintha -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SWO7PyDl7Ks&list Viet Thanh Nguyen on narrative scarcity -- https://vimeo.com/170099979 New Expressive Works -- Suba's Dance School -- http://www.natyaleela.com/about.html

This week the guys talk about how movies can change how you listen to pop music, why Mary Poppins returning may not be a good thing and they decode the meaning of the Coldplay song 'Yellow.' Why Timothée Chalamet, why?  Movies Spoiled: The Predator (2018), Kill Bill: Volume 1 (2003) and The Nun (2018).  Music Used: Chick Habit by Serge Gainsbourg - performed by April March, Yellow by Guy Berryman, Jon Buckland, Will Champion and Chris Martin - performed by Katherine Ho. Boom Shakalaka by Nick Glennie-Smith and Hans Zimmer. 

Almost all of Asian America has waited with bated breath for Crazy Rich Asians. Plan A has had its skepticism and doubt, but did the movie win them over and reveal that under the surface of every cynic is a romantic who yearns to believe again? Millicent (an NYC-based indie filmmaker) and Quyen (an LA-based activist and actress) join Oxford and Mark as special guests to discuss everything about Crazy Rich Asians, including expectations, emotional reactions, the portrayal of Asian men, the Awkwafina mini-controversy, and the issue of Henry Golding being cast as the male lead. Intro/Outro Song: "Yellow" performed by Katherine Ho (originally by Coldplay) TWITTER: Millicent (@onemillicentcho) Quyen (@_quyenngo) Mark (@snbatman) Oxford (@oxford_kondo) REFERENCED RESOURCES: Calling Bullshit on Henry Golding Casting Controversy: https://www.glamour.com/story/crazy-rich-asians-controversy Dumbfoundead dunking on Hermit Hwarang: https://i.imgur.com/6HdcOcW.jpg 2019 HBO APA Visionaries Short Film Competition: https://www.hbovisionaries.com/ Quyen's Vietnam podcast: www.loa.fm