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Ep. 161 - Music & Film Creative LARISSA LAM on IGNORING the LITTLE VOICE that LIES TO YOU! #larissalam #nitropraise #6WaystoSundayPodcast #recordlabels #contemporarychristianmusic #singing #recording #praise #worship #NSoul #OnlyWon #FarEastDeepSouth #documentaries #film #production #Mississippi #filmfestivals #baldwinchiu
Ep. 160 - Music & Film Creative LARISSA LAM on PRODUCING her DOCUMENTARY FAR EAST, DEEP SOUTH! #larissalam #nitropraise #6WaystoSundayPodcast #recordlabels #contemporarychristianmusic #singing #recording #praise #worship #NSoul #OnlyWon #FarEastDeepSouth #documentaries #film #production #Mississippi #filmfestivals #baldwinchiu
Ep. 159 - Music & Film Creative LARISSA LAM on her early days as a RECORD EXECUTIVE & SINGING CFO! #larissalam #nitropraise #technohouse #edm #christianmusic #rap #housemusic #6WaystoSundayPodcast #recordlabels #contemporarychristianmusic #singing #recording #praise #worship #N*Soul #OnlyWon #FarEastDeepSouth #documentaries #film
Hosts Larissa Lam and Only Won aka Baldwin Chiu discuss the rise in anti-China rhetoric stemming from the "Chinese Spy Balloon" and the reintroduction of Alien Land Laws in states like Texas banning ownership of property by citizens of China, Russia, Iran and North Korea. They give background on the Alien Land Laws from the 1900s that discriminated against many Asians. Intro: "Discovered" by Larissa LamOutro: "Turn This World Around" by Only Won ft. Larissa Lam
Hosts Larissa Lam and Baldwin Chiu aka Only Won discuss the increased presence of AAPIs in lead roles on TV such as Raymond Lee starring in Quantum Leap and Sandra Oh in Killing Eve and The Chair. Is this trend here to stay? Intro music: "Discovered" by Larissa LamOutro music: "Turn This World Around" by Only Won ft. Larissa Lam
During Reconstruction, cotton planters in the Mississippi Delta recruited Chinese laborers to work on their plantations, to replace the emancipated slaves who had previously done the hard labor. However, the Chinese workers quickly learned that they couldn't earn enough money picking cotton to send back to their families, and they turned instead to running small grocery stores, filling a niche in the market of the Deep South. At one point, the city of Greenville, Mississippi, had 40,000 residents and 50 Chinese-owned grocery stores. Although the numbers of Chinese Americans living in the Mississippi Delta region had dwindled now, their legacy remains. Joining me to help us learn about this history is filmmaker and musician Larissa Lam, director of the 2021 documentary Far East Deep South, which follows her husband's family as they search for their own lost family history in the Mississippi Delta. Our theme song is Frogs Legs Rag, composed by James Scott and performed by Kevin MacLeod, licensed under Creative Commons. Image Credit: “In the Mississippi Delta. There is an ever-increasing number of Chinese grocerymen and merchants.” Marion Post Wolcott, photographer. Leland, Mississippi, 1939. The photograph is courtesy of the Library of Congress and is in the Public Domain. Audio Credit: “The First Day,” by Larissa Lam, from the 2015 album Love & Discovery, Label: LOG Records/Del Oro Music. Song clip used with permission of the artist. Additional Sources: “The Legacy Of The Mississippi Delta Chinese,” Melissa Block and Elissa Nadworny, NPR, March 18, 2017. “Chinese in Mississippi: An Ethnic People in a Biracial Society,” Charles Reagan Wilson, Mississippi History Now, November 2022. “Neither Black Nor White in the Mississippi Delta: Two photographers document a community of Chinese-Americans in the birthplace of the blues,” James Estrin, The New York Times, March 13, 2018. “The Grocery Story of the Mississippi Delta Chinese,” Victoria Bouloubasis, Somewhere South, April 13, 2020. Mississippi Delta Chinese: Life in Chinese Grocery Stores. “Op-Ed: How African Americans and Chinese immigrants forged a community in the Delta generations ago,” by Larissa Lam, Los Angeles Times, April 4, 2021. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Hosts, Larissa Lam and Baldwin Chiu aka Only Won discuss the need to balance of showing the pain and joy of Asian American Pacific Islander history and experiences. They celebrate AAPi Heritage Month by outlining overlooked contributions by the AAPI community in history, They also discuss a little known painful anti-Asian hate incident, the 1907 Bellingham Race Riot.Intro music: "Discovered" by Larissa LamOutro music: "Turn This World Around" by Only Won ft. Larissa Lam
In this episode, Pastor Jay Lee explores issues of representation in the entertainment industry with special guest Larissa Lam. Larissa, whose career has spanned many areas of entertainment as a music producer, songwriter, touring performer, actress, tv host, podcaster, and filmmaker, she has a unique perspective on what it's like to be an: Asian-American, Woman, and Christian in these spaces. In the interview we explore how a lack of Asian representation in media was limiting for us growing up. We also explore some of the unique struggles for Asian women to be perceived as leaders and decision-makers, as well as how the Christian "label" can be limiting and create a false dichotomy between "secular" and "spiritual", as well. Larissa also offers some sage advice for those who are considering a career in the entertainment industry, and how to navigate issues of representation. Guest Bio: Over the past two decades, Los Angeles native Larissa Lam has established herself as not only a creative force in music, film and TV but a voice that inspires and empowers others. A dynamic performer, Larissa has captivated audiences across the U.S. at Staples Center, Lincoln Center, The Grammy Museum and more. Her singing career began when she became one of the lead singers of the EDM worship group, Nitro Praise. As a solo artist, she released four critically acclaimed albums of original songs and her song “I Feel Alive,” won the Hollywood Music in Media for Best Dance Song. Additionally, she composed music for The Oprah Winfrey Show among other film, TV and video game projects. For nine years, she hosted a weekly talk show, “Top 3,” on TBN's youth network JCTV. Recently, Larissa has also gained recognition as a filmmaker with her award-winning documentary, Far East Deep South, which uncovers the little known history of Chinese families in Mississippi during segregation. Far East Deep South made its broadcast premiere in May 2021 on the PBS/World Channel series, “America ReFramed.” She also hosts the podcast, Love, Discovery and Dim Sum, with her husband, Baldwin Chiu aka Only Won. Website: larissalam.com Film: FarEastDeepSouth.com Podcast: http://podcast.loveanddiscovery.com **** The closing song for this episode is "Pause. Breathe." by David Cho of Kindred Worship (@kindred.worship) - www.kindredworship.com **** If you would like to contact Pastor Jay or support the podcast, visit: dailysabbath.com
Hosts Larissa Lam and Baldwin Chiu aka Only Won celebrate Women's History Month by spotlighting why it's important to learn about Asian American women in history like Susan Ahn Cuddy and Patsy Mink. They also discuss the disturbing rash of attacks on Asian women in New York City.Intro music: "Discovered" by Larissa LamOutro music: "Turn This World Around" by Only Won ft. Larissa Lam
Hosts Larissa Lam and Baldwin Chiu aka Only Won give our take on Chinese American athletes like Nathan Chen and Eileen Gu at the Beijing Winter Olympics and discuss the complicated issues of identity they and other Asian Americans deal with their whole lives.Intro music: "Discovered" by Larissa LamOutro music: "Turn This World Around" by Only Won ft. Larissa Lam
Hosts Larissa Lam and Only Won aka Baldwin Chiu discuss highlights of 2021 including Asian Americans in reality shows, Shang-Chi and The Legend of the Ten Rings, rom coms, etc. while taking a sobering look at anti-Asian incidents in the past year. They take a look at their imaginary crystal ball and give some predictions for 2022.Intro song: "Discovered" by Larissa LamOutro song: "Turn This World Around" by Only Won ft. Larissa Lam
On this episode of the Popzara Podcast our own transcontinental editor-at-large Evelyn "Ev" Wong talks with film-making couple Larissa Lam and Baldwin Chiu, the producing and directing team behind Far East Deep South, a new documentary about the surprises of discovering one's own heritage and what it truly means to be American.
Why is there a Chinese museum in the middle of Mississippi? That's the question Baldwin Chiu and Larissa Lam asked when they visited his grandfather's home in Mississippi—yes, Mississippi. It turns out there was a whole community of Chinese immigrants and Chinese Americans who made their home in the American South. The history they uncovered during their journeys turned into Far East Deep South, an award-winning documentary feature film that followed the Chiu family as they uncovered their lost family history. The film, directed by Larissa, interviews local residents, historians, and of course, Baldwin's own family. It also shows the racially complex history of the early Chinese in the segregated South, including the effects of the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882. In this interview with SOLA video manager Jason Chao, Baldwin and Larissa share how they discovered this amazing story, and how it has helped them to redefine what “American” and “American Christianity” means. They also challenge Asian Americans to ask questions of previous generations to learn their stories. Our “Artists in Motion” series hopes to platform Asian American Christian artists, as well as encourage all artists to root their identities in Christ and use their callings to share art and truth with the world. Watch the video on YouTube: https://youtu.be/IUi7-BR19mk Read the transcript on our website: https://sola.network/article/chinese-american-christians-from-the-deep-south-interview/ Email us your questions or conversation topics: podcast@sola.network Links: Weekly Newsletter: https://mailchi.mp/sola/tgif Monthly Newsletter: https://mailchi.mp/sola/newsletter Facebook: https://facebook.com/thesolanetwork Instagram: https://instagram.com/thesolanetwork Twitter: https://twitter.com/thesolanetwork YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqsoKbSYBbZZoovA24PhqAg Podcast: http://anchor.fm/solanetwork Website: https://sola.network
In honor of Filipino American History Month, Larissa Lam and Only Won aka Baldwin Chiu discuss the significance of Filipino American historical figures such as Larry Itliong, The Rocky Fellars and celebrities of Filipino Descent such as H.E.R., Lou Diamond Phillips and Bruno Mars.Intro song: "Discovered" by Larissa LamOutro song: "Turn This World Around" by Only Won ft. Larissa Lam
Larissa Lam believes God orchestrated her many unexpected career changes. How else would a Chinese American teen decide to be a music producer? Or become the lead singer of a band while CFO of a record company? And now, Larissa is the director of a documentary called Far East Deep South, an award-winning documentary feature film that follows a Chinese American family on a surprising journey through Mississippi in search of their lost family history. In this interview with SOLA video manager Jason Chao, Larissa shares about her faith journey, as well as her thoughts on Asian American representation in the music industry. She also shares how churches can support artists, especially musicians. All of it, of course, is tied to her belief in God as creator who is sovereign over all things. Our “Artists in Motion” series hopes to platform Asian American Christian artists, as well as encourage all artists to root their identities in Christ and use their callings to share art and truth with the world. Watch the video on YouTube: https://youtu.be/5oG3TyYb6Cg Read the transcript on our website: https://sola.network/article/a-life-full-of-god-incidences-interview/ Email us your questions or conversation topics: podcast@sola.network Links: Weekly Newsletter: https://mailchi.mp/sola/tgif Monthly Newsletter: https://mailchi.mp/sola/newsletter Facebook: https://facebook.com/thesolanetwork Instagram: https://instagram.com/thesolanetwork Twitter: https://twitter.com/thesolanetwork YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqsoKbSYBbZZoovA24PhqAg Podcast: http://anchor.fm/solanetwork Website: https://sola.network
Hosts Larissa Lam and Only Won aka Baldwin Chiu discuss the underestimated success of Marvel's latest film, Shang-Chi and The Legend of the Ten Rings directed by Destin Daniel Cretton and starring Simu Liu, Awkwafina, Tony Leung and Michelle Yeoh. They give their review of the film, what they thought about the martial arts action and pet peeves they have about Asian stereotypes in films. Intro song: "Discovered" by Larissa LamOutro song: "Turn This World Around" by Only Won ft. Larissa Lam
Hosts, Larissa Lam and Baldwin Chiu aka Only Won discuss controversy around Shang-Chi actress Awkwafina's accent and accusations of appropriating a "Blaccent". They also debate what it means to sound "Asian" or "Black." Intro song: "Discovered" by Larissa LamOutro song: "Turn This World Around" by Only Won ft. Larissa Lam
Utalk Hosts Steve Russo and Larissa Lam had a conversation about racism, hatred, and meanness in our world today and how we can be the change. They also talked about the broadcast premiere of Larissa's award-winning documentary "Far East Deep South" on PBS which aired as part of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month. You can find out more about Larissa's documentary at fareastdeepsouth.com. Don't forget to check out our website utalkradio.com and follow us on social media @utalkradio.
How can we live history, right now, today? History comes to life when we can connect legislation, Supreme Court rulings, and major historic events to real people. When we understand the impact of historic events and decisions on people's lives, we gain the humility and empathy to dissolve barriers that prevent us from connecting with others and learning from past mistakes.In this episode, we sit down with filmmakers, podcasters, and content creators, Larissa Lam and Baldwin Chiu to learn about their film Far East Deep South and how their family journey opened up so many epiphanies about what it means to be an American.Feeling inspired? Check out our Collective History Family Discussion Questions and Activities: https://www.momofallcapes.com/blog/reclaiming-our-collective-history Connect with Larissa, Baldwin, and watch the Film:Check out the documentary Far East Deep South: https://fareastdeepsouth.com/Educational licensing of Far East Deep South available through http://newday.comFollow on Social Media: Far East Deep South on Instagram: @fareastdeepsouth Far East Deep South on Twitter: @fareastdeepso Larissa on Instagram: @larissalammusic Larissa on Twitter: @larissalam Baldwin on Instagram: @onlywonmc Baldwin on Twitter: @onlywon More Larissa and Baldwin Awesomeness: Love Discovery and Dim Sum Podcast: https://fareastdeepsouth.com/podcast/Asian Americans Make History: https://youtu.be/Vl_0qdAPUGs ----------Subscribe to our monthly newsletter: https://bit.ly/LetsK12BetterMail!*Love our podcast? Rate. Review. Share!
May is Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month #AAPImonth and we honor their legacy and contribution to American Culture and the railroad. This week on Roundhouse Crosstalk Podcast in honor of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month Park Interpreter II, Kim Whitfield, talks with Chinese Railroad Worker descendant, film producers, and friends of the Museum, Baldwin Chiu and Larissa Lam about their film documentaries, “Finding Cleveland,” and “Far East Deep South,” and their family history and the history of Chinese immigrants living in the American South during 1800s to mid 1900s. Their new film documentary, Far East Deep South will be making its TV Broadcast debut on “America ReFramed” on World Channel (PBS) on May 4th. It will also stream on PBS.org the rest of May. You can watch it here: http://bit.ly/ARF_FarEDeepS You can also follow them on Instagram: @fareastdeepsouth @larissalammusic @onlywonmc and Twitter: @fareastdeepso @larissalam @onlywon
As America currently deals with a rash of anti-Asian sentiment, FAR EAST DEEP SOUTH is a deeply moving story that offers a poignant perspective on race relations, immigration and the deep roots of Chinese Americans in our national identity. The award-winning documentary follows Charles Chiu and his family (including his son, producer Baldwin Chiu, and daughter-in-law, director Larissa Lam) as they travel from California to Mississippi to find answers about Charles' father, K.C. Lou. A retired Air Force reservist, Charles was left behind in China as a baby and is reluctant to discuss his family's complicated past with his sons, Baldwin and Edwin. The family's emotional journey to a place they've never seen leads to stunning revelations and a crash course on the surprising history of Chinese immigrants in the segregated South. Through encounters with local residents who remember K.C., as well as interviews with historians, Congresswoman Judy Chu and others, the family's trip becomes a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for discovery and healing. FAR EAST DEEP SOUTH is based off the award-winning short film, Finding Cleveland. The film presents a very personal and unique perspective on immigration, race and American identity. Director Larissa Lam and producer Baldwin Chiu join us for a conversation on how a family trip and personal film project evolved into a revelatory story and sweeping historical overview of the immigrant Chinese experience and deeply moving family saga. For news and updates go to: Far East Deep South.com.
Lois talks with director and writer Larissa Lam and producer Baldwin Chiu. Their new documentary "Far East, Deep South" premieres tomorrow on the World Channel Series "America Reframed." Also, we'll hear from Roman Mars about the recent book based on his podcast, 99% Invisible.
I selskab med asiatisk amerikanske Larissa Lam dykker vi i UDSYN ned i den stigende vold og racisme, der er mod asiatere i USA. Og vi spørger, hvorfor seks asiatisk amerikanske kvinder skulle miste livet, før vi fik fokus på problemet? Og ser på, hvordan de asiatiske amerikaneres kamp adskiller sig fra de sortes.Medvirkende: Larissa Lam, asiatisk amerikansk dokumentarist, musiker, talkshowvært mm. Anne Alling, LOUD's korrespondent i USA. Vært og tilrettelægger: Christine Randa. Redaktør: Pola Rojan Bagger.
Hosts Larissa Lam and Baldwin Chiu aka Only Won address the recent Atlanta shooting and continued wave of anti-Asian violence and hate crimes. They also discuss whether calling out racism is spurring more racism and what animated films like Raya and the Last Dragon can teach us about reducing hate and racism.Intro song: "Discovered" by Larissa LamOutro song: "Turn This World Around" by Only Won ft. Larissa Lam
Director Larissa Lam and Producer Baldwin Chiu join the Changing Directions podcast series to talk about their documentary, Far East Deep South. The documentary is heart wrenching because of the generations of history the Chiu family has lost and it is also filled with hope because of how much of that history has been recovered for future generations to learn from and appreciate. Changing Directions is a podcast interview series focused on diverse and emerging filmmakers who are pushing the boundaries of what’s possible for women and people of color while creating amazing films.
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Hosts Larissa Lam and Baldwin Chiu aka Only Won discuss the recent rise in Anti-Asian hate crimes and the factors causing people to continue to make Asians scapegoats for the pandemic. #stopAAPIhateFollow on Twitter @LDDpodcast @LarissaLam @OnlyWonInstagram @LDDpodcast @LarissaLamMusic @OnlyWonMCTheme music: “Discovered” by Larissa LamEnd song: “Turn This World Around” by Only Won ft. Larissa Lam
Hosts Larissa Lam and Baldwin Chiu aka Only Won discuss their reaction to the Capitol Riot in Washington, DC and take a historical look at various riots in LA as well as anti-Asian mobs and riots in the 1800s and early 1900s. They unpack lessons we can learn and the dangers of mob mentality.Theme Song: "Discovered" by Larissa LamOutro: "Turn This World Around" by Only Won ft. Larissa Lam
Hosts, Larissa Lam and Baldwin Chiu aka Only Won discuss the best and worst moments of 2020. From Covid-19 to the Mandalorian to racial tensions, they take a look back at on this pandemic year. They also discuss their recent Golden Crane Podcast Award nomination.
Larissa Lam and Baldwin Chiu aka Only Won discuss how their family is dealing with the strain of Covid-19 lockdown, the importance of mental health and how you can help others during the holiday season to cope with isolation during the pandemic. They also give an update on their fall film festival virtual tour.
Hosts Larissa Lam and Baldwin Chiu aka Only Won discuss the sudden death of actor Chadwick Boseman and the impact Black Panther had on the Black and Asian American community. They also talk about other historical figures Boseman took on like Jackie Robinson, Thurgood Marshall and James Brown.Theme song: "Discovered" by Larissa LamOutro: "Turn This World Around" by Only Won ft. Larissa Lam
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Larissa Lam and Only Won aka Baldwin Chiu discuss the historical significance of Senator Kamala Harris being the first Black and Asian Vice Presidential Candidate and take a look at little known history of Indians and South Asians in America. Theme Song: "Discovered" by Larissa LamOutro: "Turn This World Around" by Only Won
Hosts Larissa Lam and Only Won aka Baldwin Chiu discuss recent Anti-Asian trolling on social media they've experienced, the importance of genuine friendships and conscious diversity to foster better understanding between different groups of people.Theme song: "Discovered" by Larissa LamOutro music: "Turn This World Around" by Only Won feat. Larissa Lam
Hosts Larissa Lam and Only Won aka Baldwin Chiu host "A Candid Conversation on Racial Bias" originally broadcast on Facebook live with special guests, Natajia Miller, host of MindFroTravel and Jamar Turner, host of LOVE.I.AM to discuss the aftermath of the George Floyd killing, fears people have, how to become better allies and steps we can take to reduce racial bias and racism.Theme song: "Discovered" by Larissa LamOutro music: "Turn This World Around" by Only Won feat. Larissa Lam
Hosts Larissa Lam and Only Won aka Baldwin Chiu host "A Candid Conversation on Racial Bias" originally broadcast on Facebook live with special guests, Natajia Miller, host of MindFroTravel and Jamar Turner, host of LOVE.I.AM to discuss the aftermath of the George Floyd killing, racial profiling they've faced and steps we can take to reduce racial bias and racism. Theme song: "Discovered" by Larissa LamOutro music: "Turn This World Around" by Only Won feat. Larissa Lam
On June 5, the Oxford Film Festival will host the virtual world premiere of the documentary feature, Far East Deep South, a film about a Chinese American family discovering its unexpected history in Mississippi. Before its premiere, the filmmakers, Larissa Lam and Baldwin Chiu, sit down for this month's episode of Southern Fried Asian. Baldwin and Larissa take us behind the scenes on what led to the revelation that their Californian family had roots in the American South (1:15). Larissa, the director, explains the decision to turn their original documentary short, Finding Cleveland, into a feature-length movie came about (9:00) and how their personal story fits into a larger context of Asian American history (16:00). Later, Baldwin reveals how Larissa was able to get his father to show his emotional side in the film (22:30) and why this film's exploration of immigration and generational trauma is so timely in 2020 (26:30). Finally, they share some of the favorite things they ate while filming the documentary in Mississippi (33:30). Also, check out their music video tribute to Asian American history set to the tune of "The Schuyler Sisters" from Hamilton. Subscribe to the Southern Fried Asian podcast on iTunes, Google Play, NPR One, Spotify, and Stitcher Radio! Support Hard NOC Media on Patreon and GoFundMe. Buy merch on TeePublic! Our official theme music is the song "Top Down" by Chops, Timothy Flu, and Mic Barz. Podcast logo by Jef Castro. Southern Fried Asian is produced by Keith Chow and Jes Vu.
Asian American Perspective on Coronavirus with Larissa Lam
Husband and wife team Larissa Lam and Baldwin Chiu return to the podcast to talk about how their award-winning short documentary film "Finding Cleveland" turned into full-length documentary "Far East Deep South" that is currently on the festival circuit. (Intro: That's Not Teriyaki)
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Hosts Baldwin "Only Won" Chiu and Larissa Lam discuss uncovering family secrets and finding Baldwin's surprising family history at the National Archives.
Larissa Lam and Baldwin "Only Won" Chiu discuss the recent NBA, China and Hong Kong controversy, what they don't know about Chinese history and why China banned Winnie the Pooh.
Hosts Larissa Lam and Baldwin Chiu aka Only Won mourn the recent loss of dear friends and pay tribute to them. Larissa Lam discusses singing at memorials for friends such as author, C.Y. Lee (Flower Drum Song). They also discuss how they would want to be remembered.
Larissa Lam and Only Won aka Baldwin Chiu give their take on the college admissions cheating and bribery scandal involving people like Full House actress, Lori Loughlin and Desperate Housewives actress, Felicity Huffman. They talk about other scandals involving Chinese students and share about their experiences with UCLA and USC.
Larissa Lam and Baldwin Chiu aka Only Won chat about Chinese New Year customs, memories, festivals, legendary Marvel comic book artist Ron Lim and the new Dim Sum Shark video.
Larissa Lam and Baldwin Chiu (aka Only Won) talk about new year relationship goals and resolutions, give a personal account of the Rose Parade float that caught on fire and the significance of Sandra Oh at the Golden Globe Awards.
The Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882 was the only law signed by the United States that prohibited a group of people of a specific nationality from immigrating to the U.S. It wasn’t repealed until Dec. 17, 1943. On Dec. 17, 2018, San Gabriel Valley community leaders and local elected officials commemorated the 75th anniversary of the repeal. Rep. Judy Chu joined leaders from Alhambra, Monterey Park and San Gabriel in remembering the repeal of this ostracizing Chinese Exclusion Act. To celebrate and highlight the importance of this anniversary, the next episode of the Alhambra Source Podcast showcases the documentary film project of Baldwin Chiu and Larissa Lam. The film, Finding Cleveland, uncovers the history of Chiu’s family as early Chinese American settlers in the Mississippi Delta and how the Chinese Exclusion Act shaped their tragic history. For more information about the film Finding Cleveland or Chiu and Lam’s podcast Love, Discovery & Dim Sum visit their website: https://www.findingcleveland.com/ http://loveanddiscovery.com/dimsum/ This episode was produced and edited by Phoenix Tso and Dominic Tovar. Music by Ralph Chavez: @suprsn. Support comes from the Tow Center for Journalism at Columbia University.
Larissa Lam and Only Won share their favorite films and TV shows of 2018 plus give their other highlights of the year. They also talk about their new video "A Merry Dim Sum Christmas" and recent Golden Globe and SAG Award nominations.
The movie Crazy Rich Asians ranks number one in America right now. The plot follows Rachel Chu, an Asian-American woman who accompanies her boyfriend to Singapore for his childhood best friend's wedding. Of course, when she agrees to go with him to meet his friends and family, she has no idea that in his home […]
The movie Crazy Rich Asians ranks number one in America right now. The plot follows Rachel Chu, an Asian-American woman who accompanies her boyfriend to Singapore for his childhood best friend’s wedding. Of course, when she agrees to go with him to meet his friends and family, she has no idea that in his home country he is The Nicholas Young, Asia’s most eligible and wealthy bachelor. Listen to the Asian women’s perspective as Patrice Tanaka, Wendy Kim, Abby Cubey, and Larissa Lam talk about how the movie impacted the Asian Americans and how different their view is compared to the Asians who still live in their own country. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!Here’s How »Join our community or connect with us here:AsianWomenofPower.comAsian Women of Power Facebook GroupKimchi Chow on FacebookAsian Women of Power TwitterKimchi Chow on LinkedIn
Larissa Lam and Baldwin "Only Won" Chiu discuss their love of fried tamales, Mexican food and Latin cuisine. They also talk about the connection between the Chinese and Mexicans in the Deep South.
Larissa Lam and Baldwin "Only Won" Chiu discuss getting moon cakes confiscated during Mid-Autumn Festival and debate whether non-Asians wearing dim sum t-shirts and other Asian-inspired clothing constitute cultural appropriation.
Larissa Lam and Baldwin "Only Won" Chiu get personal with their experiences with suicide to mark Suicide Prevention Month plus they address a listener's question to clarify the difference between dim sum and dumplings.
Larissa Lam and Baldwin "Only Won" Chiu discuss their first jobs, ice cream, dive into the history of labor in this country from plantations to railroads, pay tribute to Larissa's musical inspiration, Aretha Franklin and of course, dim sum gets a shout out.
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You might think that Asian children who are born in America would have a better time adapting to the American culture, but this is not the case. Asian descendants still have some challenges growing up in America. Award-winning singer, songwriter, film maker, and TV and radio host Larissa Lam says initially she had a hard time embracing the Chinese side of her identity. It was only when she was older that she realized that God made her who she was for a reason and that all of us are different. All the different colors of the spectrum of races and beauty are equally important. She says there are positive and negative things about both cultures, and finding the balance between the two is really important. Larissa tells the story of how she started in the entertainment industry and the challenges that she had faced while building that career. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!Here’s How »Join our community or connect with us here:AsianWomenofPower.comAsian Women of Power Facebook GroupKimchi Chow on FacebookAsian Women of Power TwitterKimchi Chow on LinkedIn
You might think that Asian children who are born in America would have a better time adapting to the American culture, but this is not the case. Asian descendants still have some challenges growing up in America. Award-winning singer, songwriter, film maker, and TV and radio host Larissa Lam says initially she had a hard […]
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larissalam.com Larissa Lam is a twenty-year veteran of the music industry and is a successful singer and songwriter of dance pop music. Her latest single, “I Feel Alive,” won the Hollywood in Media Award and the Akademia Music Award for best song. Her fourth solo album “Love and Discovery” is now a movement for empowerment … Continue reading "Ep. 5: Find Your Path, Create a Movement with Larissa Lam"
Larissa Lam is an award-winning pop, dance and soul-influenced singer and songwriter. Her current single “I Feel Alive” won the 2015 Hollywood Music in Media Award and Akademia Music Award for Best Dance Song. She was named November 2015 Best Vocalist of the Month by SingerUniverse Magazine. This petite, Chinese-American woman defies stereotypes and expectations with her powerful and soulful voice. However, what makes Lam stand out is her range and ability to craft memorable melodies with lyrical depth and empowering themes. Lam can energize you with club anthems, show some sass with a jazzy twist or bare her soul with a tender ballad. Growing up in the United States, Larissa used to be ashamed of being Asian American. She wanted to be like her peers since she grew up in a predominantly Caucasian community. A story from the Bible helped Larissa realized to embrace her culture and now gets involved in Asian American issues to educate and bring awareness. Check out thetaoofselfconfidence.com for show notes of Larissa's episode, Larissa's website, resources, gifts and so much more.
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To get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit This show includes the following songs: Sydni Stinnett - Not Waiting Around Carol Hashe Rainone - Tomboy The Wild Reeds - Of All The Dreams Marina B - Sunwind Drea. M - Timebomb Karen Chisholm - Love's Road Larissa Lam - Swaying For Music Biz Resources Visit Visit our Sponsor: Get Music by Tricia Henning: Visit our Sponsor: Get Music by Sidni Stinnett at:
To get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit This show includes the following songs: Sydni Stinnett - Not Waiting Around Carol Hashe Rainone - Tomboy The Wild Reeds - Of All The Dreams Marina B - Sunwind Drea. M - Timebomb Karen Chisholm - Love's Road Larissa Lam - Swaying For Music Biz Resources Visit Visit our Sponsor: Get Music by Tricia Henning: Visit our Sponsor: Get Music by Sidni Stinnett at:
To get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit This show includes the following songs: Madisyn Elise - Crazy, Crazy Larissa Lam - The First Day Carlene Thissen - Roses in the Sand Mary Jennings - Love You Best Rue La Mer - Shades of Blue Sandy Rapp - Get A Voice Tarralyn Ramsey - Champion PURCHASE ON ITUNES For Music Biz Resources Visit Visit our Sponsor: Joy Adler and the Souls of Evolution at: Visit our Sponsor: Cheryl B Engelhardt MX4 Course at:
To get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit This show includes the following songs: Madisyn Elise - Crazy, Crazy Larissa Lam - The First Day Carlene Thissen - Roses in the Sand Mary Jennings - Love You Best Rue La Mer - Shades of Blue Sandy Rapp - Get A Voice Tarralyn Ramsey - Champion PURCHASE ON ITUNES For Music Biz Resources Visit Visit our Sponsor: Joy Adler and the Souls of Evolution at: Visit our Sponsor: Cheryl B Engelhardt MX4 Course at:
To get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit This show includes the following songs: Madisyn Elise - Crazy, Crazy Larissa Lam - The First Day Carlene Thissen - Roses in the Sand Mary Jennings - Love You Best Rue La Mer - Shades of Blue Sandy Rapp - Get A Voice Tarralyn Ramsey - Champion PURCHASE ON ITUNES For Music Biz Resources Visit Visit our Sponsor: Joy Adler and the Souls of Evolution at: Visit our Sponsor: Cheryl B Engelhardt MX4 Course at:
To get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit This show includes the following songs: Sydni Stinnett - Not Waiting Around Carol Hashe Rainone - Tomboy The Wild Reeds - Of All The Dreams Marina B - Sunwind PURCHASE ON ITUNES Drea. M - Timebomb Karen Chisholm - Love's Road Larissa Lam - Swaying For Music Biz Resources Visit Visit our Sponsor: Get music at Melanie Devaney is at Visit our Sponsor: Get music by Joanna Marie at:
To get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit This show includes the following songs: Sydni Stinnett - Not Waiting Around Carol Hashe Rainone - Tomboy The Wild Reeds - Of All The Dreams Marina B - Sunwind PURCHASE ON ITUNES Drea. M - Timebomb Karen Chisholm - Love's Road Larissa Lam - Swaying For Music Biz Resources Visit Visit our Sponsor: Get music at Melanie Devaney is at Visit our Sponsor: Get music by Joanna Marie at:
To get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit This show includes the following songs: Sydni Stinnett - Not Waiting Around Carol Hashe Rainone - Tomboy The Wild Reeds - Of All The Dreams Marina B - Sunwind PURCHASE ON ITUNES Drea. M - Timebomb Karen Chisholm - Love's Road Larissa Lam - Swaying For Music Biz Resources Visit Visit our Sponsor: Get music at Melanie Devaney is at Visit our Sponsor: Get music by Joanna Marie at:
To get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit This show includes the following songs: Lisa Bell - Bring the Love Juliana - Waterfalls Kelsey Lewis - Falling AMIRA - Paper Walls Mary Jennings - Catch 22 Larissa Lam - Change Vogts Sisters - Southern Summer For Music Biz Resources Visit Visit our Sponsor: Get music by Joanna Marie at: Visit our Sponsor: Get music by John Hawkins/Daisy Shipley:
To get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit This show includes the following songs: Lisa Bell - Bring the Love Juliana - Waterfalls Kelsey Lewis - Falling AMIRA - Paper Walls Mary Jennings - Catch 22 Larissa Lam - Change Vogts Sisters - Southern Summer For Music Biz Resources Visit Visit our Sponsor: Get music by Joanna Marie at: Visit our Sponsor: Get music by John Hawkins/Daisy Shipley:
To get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit This show includes the following songs: Lisa Bell - Bring the Love Juliana - Waterfalls Kelsey Lewis - Falling AMIRA - Paper Walls Mary Jennings - Catch 22 Larissa Lam - Change Vogts Sisters - Southern Summer For Music Biz Resources Visit Visit our Sponsor: Get music by Joanna Marie at: Visit our Sponsor: Get music by John Hawkins/Daisy Shipley:
To get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit This show includes the following songs: Joanna Marie – Falling Alexis Grace & Myla Smith - Give Pamela Fausset & The Skinny - Heartbreaker Larissa Lam - Love Me Any Way Kerry Pastine and the Crime Scene - Let's Do This Thing Lael Neale - Born in the Summer Tarralyn Ramsey - Believe Visit our Sponsor: Get music by Joanna Marie at: Visit our Sponsor: Get music by Bishon at:
To get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit This show includes the following songs: Joanna Marie – Falling Alexis Grace & Myla Smith - Give Pamela Fausset & The Skinny - Heartbreaker Larissa Lam - Love Me Any Way Kerry Pastine and the Crime Scene - Let's Do This Thing Lael Neale - Born in the Summer Tarralyn Ramsey - Believe Visit our Sponsor: Get music by Joanna Marie at: Visit our Sponsor: Get music by Bishon at:
To get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit This show includes the following songs: Joanna Marie – Falling Alexis Grace & Myla Smith - Give Pamela Fausset & The Skinny - Heartbreaker Larissa Lam - Love Me Any Way Kerry Pastine and the Crime Scene - Let's Do This Thing Lael Neale - Born in the Summer Tarralyn Ramsey - Believe Visit our Sponsor: Get music by Joanna Marie at: Visit our Sponsor: Get music by Bishon at:
To get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit This show includes the following songs: Buffy Saint-Marie - It's My Way Christine Malcolm - True Hearted Girl Lynn Miles - I Will Daisy Shipley - To My Love Vicky Smith - Cookie Cutter Boy Lily Mae - Lost At Sea Larissa Lam - Wonder Woman For Music Biz Resources Visit Visit our Sponsor: Get the song "To My Love" by John Hawkins/Daisy Shipley Visit our Sponsor: Get music by Bishon at:
To get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit This show includes the following songs: Buffy Saint-Marie - It's My Way Christine Malcolm - True Hearted Girl Lynn Miles - I Will Daisy Shipley - To My Love Vicky Smith - Cookie Cutter Boy Lily Mae - Lost At Sea Larissa Lam - Wonder Woman For Music Biz Resources Visit Visit our Sponsor: Get the song "To My Love" by John Hawkins/Daisy Shipley Visit our Sponsor: Get music by Bishon at:
To get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit This show includes the following songs: Buffy Saint-Marie - It's My Way Christine Malcolm - True Hearted Girl Lynn Miles - I Will Daisy Shipley - To My Love Vicky Smith - Cookie Cutter Boy Lily Mae - Lost At Sea Larissa Lam - Wonder Woman For Music Biz Resources Visit Visit our Sponsor: Get the song "To My Love" by John Hawkins/Daisy Shipley Visit our Sponsor: Get music by Bishon at:
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