Podcast appearances and mentions of lisa wong

May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and in Los Angeles County, it's more than just a calendar note— leaders say it's a call to action. KFI's Heather Brooker spoke with Dr. Lisa Wong, Director of the LA County Department of Mental Health, to discuss the county's initiatives, particularly those aimed at assisting the homeless and low-income residents.

It's late January, which means that the intrepid Film Comment crew is once again on the snowy slopes of Park City, Utah, bringing you dispatches, interviews, and podcasts covering all the highlights of this year's Sundance Film Festival. For the next week, we'll be gathering the best critics on the scene to talk about each day's premieres on the Podcast. On today's episode, Film Comment Editor Devika Girish is joined by critics Lovia Gyarkye (The Hollywood Reporter), Alana Pockros (The Nation), and Lisa Wong Macabasco (Vogue) to discuss two of the best films to premiere at the festival so far—Kahlil Joseph's BLKNWS: Terms & Conditions (2:45) and Mary Bronstein's If I Had Legs I'd Kick You (14:07). The group also debates Katarina Zhu's Bunnylovr (23:18), Hailey Gates's Atropia (35:40), and Charlie Shackleton's Zodiac Killer Project (46:42). Catch up on all of our Sundance 2025 coverage at filmcomment.com

Ale and Nitz discuss Ale's recent healing with Lisa Wong. They talk about Pride, soul retrieval , healing on the grid.Find Lisa at www.lisammwong.com or on Instagram, Threads, Tiktok and Facebook with the handle @lisa.mm.wongEmail us at: spiritualrealness1@gmail.comFollow us on Facebook at: www.facebook.com/spiritualrealnessFollow us on Instagram at: www.instagram.com/spiritual.realnessFollow us on Tiktok at: www.tiktok.com/@spiritual.realnessFollow Nitz on Instagram at: www.instagram.com/officiallynitzFollow Ale on Instagram at: www.instagram.com/lunaysolcrystal

Ale and Nitz interview Lisa Wong, Holistic Health Practitioner.  They discuss her background, business and knowledge in spiritual practices.Find Lisa at www.lisammwong.com or on Instagram, Threads, Tiktok and Facebook with the handle @lisa.mm.wongEmail us at: spiritualrealness1@gmail.comFollow us on Facebook at: www.facebook.com/spiritualrealnessFollow us on Instagram at: www.instagram.com/spiritual.realnessFollow us on Tiktok at: www.tiktok.com/@spiritual.realnessFollow Nitz on Instagram at: www.instagram.com/officiallynitzFollow Ale on Instagram at: www.instagram.com/lunaysolcrystals

Join Ben and Sam as they interview pediatrician/musician Dr. Lisa Wong to see what insights she has on the parallels between the medical specialty of pediatrics and various musical genres!Mentions in the episode:-Dr. Lisa Wong-Scales to Scalpels-Dr. Wong's talk in Sante Fe-El Sistema USA-Music lessons: what musicians can teach doctors (and other health professionals)-Centre for Performance Science-Longwood Symphony Orchestra-National Virtual Medical Orchestra-Eureka Ensemble: Boston Hope Music-Dr. Ronald Hirschberg-Goldberg Variations by Johann Sebastian Bach

Dr. Lisa Wong continued! Here's the second half of the amazing conversation with Marlon, Dr. Wong, and her viola. Find out more about the importance of piano lessons, equity and the arts in schools, and the dynamic language of music.

Dr. Lisa Wong joins us for Episodes 8...and 9! Marlon sits down with Dr. Lisa Wong, pediatrician, musician, arts advocate, and author. She is the Co-Founder of the Arts and Humanities Initiative at Harvard Medical School, pediatrician at Milton Pediatric Associates, and an assistant clinical professor of pediatrics at Harvard Medical School. Dr. Wong also co-founded and serves as associate co-director of the Arts and Humanities Initiative, and the former president and a current violinist in the Longwood Symphony Orchestra, Boston's medical community ensemble. 

The initial massacre by Hamas on Israel on October 7th, 2023 resulted in yet another Israel-Palestine war. The war has resulted in over 23,000 deaths, and a multitude of humanitarian crises. It has sparked a strong, passionate, yet divisive international response. In America, hundreds of protests and demonstrations took place. On college campuses specifically, intense reactions resulted in tense consequences. How has the war affected the Chapman student body specifically? Or its Jewish and Arab communities? How has the university responded and what do students think of it? For the past few months, Video and Podcast Editor Lisa Wong talked with students, professors and Chapman administration to answer some of these questions.  Podcast timestamps:  00:00 → Intro and Oct. 7, 2023  12:10 → Sharing your perspective on war and it affecting your personal relationships 22:00 → Interview with Dean of Students Jerry Price: Controversy with pro-Israel and pro-Palestine posters and how Chapman administration responds to issues affecting the student body 30:13 → Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) teach-in, Wilkinson College's Ask the Experts panel  33:30 → How should a university and college campus respond to the Israel Palestine war?  46:46 → Updates on the war as of Feb. 11, 2024 and where to go from here, as students?  Humanitarian aid links:  International Committee of the Red Cross  Doctors Without Borders  American Friends of the Parent Circle -- Families Forum Created by Lisa Wong, Video & Podcast Editor

Bangkok-born Lisa Wong, founder of 360 Entertainment, sits with Korean stylist Harry Lee& Kuwaiti DJ Lujain to chat about the company's adventures in Seoul. From fashion-driven charity initiatives to navigating learning the Korean language as a foreigner, how styling for music videos is the "holy trinity" of bringing art together, and understanding the "why" and how that makes projects stronger and more inspiring. Lisa's InstagramHarry's InstagramDJ Lujain's Instagram360 Entertainment's InstagramNADA InstagramIntro & Outro Beats by Victor Haydel: SZA x H.E.R. type beat "Lost Memories"

Bangkok-born Lisa Wong, founder of 360 Entertainment, sits with Korean stylist Harry Lee & Kuwaiti DJ Lujain to chat about the company's adventures in Seoul. From fashion-driven charity initiatives to the pulsing DJ scene & the art of styling, hear how their diverse backgrounds make 360 Entertainment truly stand out.Lisa's InstagramHarry's InstagramDJ Lujain's Instagram360 Entertainment's InstagramNADA Instagram

9/29/23: Schools with MTA's Max Page and Mass Budget's Colin Jones; Peggy Gillespie on “Authentic Selves: Celebrating Trans and Nonbinary People & Their Families.” Donnabelle Casis & Ebbie Russell on “Topographies at 50.” Showcase South Hadley with town leaders John Anz, Ira Brezinski, & Lisa Wong. OMG Amherst! Town Mgr. Paul Bockelman & Fire Chief Ira Nelson.

What happened these past couple months? It was earth's hottest summer ever, Barbie broke records in Hollywood, Trump and former Chapman School of Law's Dean got arrested. Due to the summer break, The Panther wasn't able to cover major local, national or international news. Video and Podcast Editor Lisa Wong compiled the biggest headlines you may have missed from this past June to August. Created by Lisa Wong, Video and Podcast Editor

Meet The Panther's newest Video & Podcast Editor, Timea Steingart. She's a freshman political science major from Berlin, Germany. In this episode, she talks about stereotypes people have about Germans: are they true or not? Steingart compares the education systems in America and Germany, what her time at Chapman has been like, and what listeners of The Panther Pod can expect in the future. Created by Lisa Wong, video & podcast editor

Have you ever been curious about what The Panther's top stories are? We gathered the top 10 stories including news, features, entertainment and guest opinions on The Panther's current website when it was created in February 2020. The analytics and viewership numbers mentioned in this episode were retrieved on March 11, 2023. Created by Lisa Wong, video & podcast editor 

The Sundance Film Festival is the largest American film festival organized by the Sundance Institute. Nidhi Kumar, video & podcast editor, reflected on her experience attending the 2023 Sundance Film Festival. She talked about her favorite films, her experience getting to chat with experienced filmmakers, how the festival was structured and seeing actor and singer Ben Platt. Created by Lisa Wong, video & podcast editor

Guest: Lisa Wong We embark on 2023 with a conversation between Mike and his book editor sister, Lisa Wong. Together, they pick apart Ensign Boimler's holonovel from the Star Trek: Lower Decks episode "Crisis Point II: Paradoxus" (Season 3, Episode 8), using it as a case study to discuss everything from romantic subplots to writer flow states to exploring the human condition. Soulful Editing, Lisa's website: https://sites.google.com/view/bookbeta/home "We Need More Books Without Romance" by Angela Chen: https://electricliterature.com/we-need-more-books-without-romance/ Follow us on Twitter! Strange New Worlds: https://twitter.com/scienceoftrek Mike: https://twitter.com/miquai

Mid-September, migrants originally arriving in Texas and Florida started showing up unexpectedly in northern cities like Washington D.C., Chicago and New York City. They were bussed or flown to these locations by taxpayer funded transportation programs from Texas and Florida as a part of a political stunt protesting immigration laws. The response from locals has been generally positive so far: people are provided food, donating winter clothing and giving legal assistance. Video and Podcast Editor Lisa Wong spoke with Adama Bah, a community organizer in New York City to understand the situation from a personal perspective and what people could do to help out if they're not based in directly impacted cities. Below are the organizations and fundraisers mentioned: Migrant Support DMV Wishlist Sanctuary DMV fundraiser Artists Athletes Activists Created by LISA WONG, video & podcast editor

As a part of a series with students reflecting on their busy summer projects, Juhi Doshi — a junior broadcast journalism and documentary major — shares her realization that psychology was not meant for her, despite being so involved in it during high school and early college years. She refocused on her true passions of journalism and politics and took steps to pursue them at Chapman. Juhi unfolds what those steps looked like for her: taking writing workshops, sending her work to publications and more. All this hard work in such a short amount of time landed her an internship with CBS over the summer, which continued into the fall semester. Created by LISA WONG, video & podcast editor

What were Chapman students up to this summer? Podcast Editor Lisa Wong interviewed various students to see what kind of work, opportunities, and experiences they encountered during the break. In this episode, sophomore film production major Alonzo Labiosa talks about his time as a camp counselor in a film camp. He discusses the challenges in that experience, valuable lessons and how the camp influenced his personal filmmaking career. Created by LISA WONG, video & podcast editor

Every semester, Chapman hosts all of their clubs and organizations in the Piazza for students to find communities that they'd like to be involved in. Podcast Editor Lisa Wong set out during this semester's fair to interview some organizations to find out what they're all about and how students can get involved. Created by ABBY LITTLE and LISA WONG, podcast editors

Are you in health care and considering going concierge? Host, Dr. Rupa Wong is joined by Dr. Lisa Wong, endocrinologist in practice for 20 years who made the pivot to concierge medicine 4 years ago. In this episode, we explore the driving force behind her decision to switch her practice to a concierge model, shifts she needed to make in her mindset along the way. the nitty gritty of how she made this pivot and how it impacted her work-life balance. Topics for future podcasts? We'd love to hear them! Email us at hello@drrupawong.com Let's Connect: Website: www.drrupawong.com Instagram: www.instagram.com/drrupawong Youtube: www.youtube.com/drrupawong Tiktok: www.tiktok.com/drrupawong Facebook: www.facebook.com/rupawongmd

I talk with Healer, Guide and Teacher Lisa Wong about the challenges she faced growing up in a mixed race family and the decisions she's made that have shaped her into the person she is today.Connect with Lisa:Website: lisawongcreatingbalance.comFacebook: @LWongCreatingBalanceInstagram: @lisa.wong.creating.balance

...Mask work is steeped in human history, and in many cultures around the world. Mask therapy work with service members stems from the work of Art Therapist Melissa Walker at Creative Forces at the National Intrepid Center of Excellence (or NICoE), part of Walter Reed Medical Center. The language of trauma may not be accessed, or not there at all. And we recognize that the important thing here is the process of creating a unique and personalized mask – so that the conversations can accompany or follow...Very special thanks to Air Force Veteran John Hicks for your service and for helping us to learn more.Thank you to Dr. Lisa Wong of arts and humanities at Harvard Medical School for joining us, and to Home Base's own Jenn Kneeland, expressive arts therapist for all you do.We hope you have enjoyed Home Base Stories, and if you haven't already, please subscribe to us at Home Base Nation wherever you listen and please write a review on Apple Podcasts. Thank you.This episode was co-produced and edited by Lucy Little. ______________If you are your loved one is experiencing any emotional, mental health struggles, you are not alone and please contact Home Base 617-724-5202, or www.homebase.org  To SUBSCRIBE to Home Base NationTo learn more and connect with us at Home Base Nation:www.homebase.org/homebasenationTwitter,Facebook,Instagram,LinkedInHome Base Nation Team: Steve Monaco, Maureen Roderick, Laurie Gallagher, Karianne Kraus, Lucy Little, and COO Michael Allard and Brigadier General  Jack HammondProducer and Host: Dr. Ron HirschbergAssistant Producer, Editor: Lucy LittleMusic texture and sound design by: Lucy LittleTheme/closing music: The Butler FrogsTranscription  assistance: Abby Hirschberg Home Base Nation is the official podcast of Home Base Program for Veterans and Military Families, a partnership of the Massachusetts General Hospital and the Red Sox Foundation.The views expressed by guests to the Home Base Nation podcast are their own and their appearance on the program does not imply an endorsement of them or any entity they represent. Views and opinions expressed by guests are those of the guests and do not necessarily reflect the view of the Massachusetts General Hospital, Home Base, the Red Sox Foundation or any of its officials. 

She opened her first restaurant when she was only 18 years old with a $7,000 loan from her parents and a vision. Almost 40 years later, Lisa Wong is a popular restaurateur, real estate investor and developer and home grown success story. In this episode, Reporter Steven Santana connects with Wong to reflect on her vision and ambition, plans for continued growth, and the future of the vibrant San Antonio restaurant scene.

This is B.H. Teh. Today I like to share with you about God’s faithfulness and His Sovereignty. Our God is a good God and He cares for us. He knows what is best for us in all circumstances. At times we do not comprehend why “bad things” happened to us. At that moment, we might be angry with God. However, when you look back in time and connect the dots, you’ll see the hands of God is all over our lives, and you will be amazed that God allowed these events to happen at His timing for a better reason.Prior to COVID, every quarter I have a business trip to our Taiwan Operations in Hsinchu. My last visit was in December 2019. I came back from Taiwan on Dec 18, 2019. I was excited to be back because Mary & I were hosting the CCIC Christmas caroling party on the Sunday of Dec 22, 2019. That was the second Christmas caroling organized by Lisa Wong for our church.On Friday evening, Dec 20, 2019, I spoke to my dad over the phone who lived in Malaysia. He sounded weak that day because He was diagnosed with Vitamin B12 deficiency which is common for elderly people. On the following day, Dec 21, 2019 around 4pm PST, I received a text message from my nephew that my dad passed away in his sleep. He was 84 years young! I was so shocked and disbelief. I couldn’t imagine how could my dad passed away so unexpectedly as I just spoke to him in less than 24 hours ago!My younger brother and I managed to catch the midnight flight to Penang, Malaysia. The spouses and children managed to get their air tickets on the following week. Thank God that everyone was able to make it safely to Penang for my dad’s funeral.It was a stressful and hectic 2 weeks for me; making funeral arrangements remotely before my flight, the 5-day wake at the funeral home, the funeral day itself, and after the funeral, we had to move my dad’s stuff out of the house before we head back to San Jose. We got to clean up his house because the house doesn’t belong to him. It was belonged to his family business. Imagine the items my dad had accumulated over the years. We had to hire 2 big dumpsters to haul away the things we can’t bring back with us.As I looked back, I was grateful to God that He allowed the passing of my dad prior to the COVID-19 pandemic & the lockdown. We had a relative passed away during the COVID pandemic lockdown. All non-family members were not allowed to attend the wake and the funeral.I believe God was gracious to us and everything happened with His permission. He allowed our family members travelled safely to Penang for the funeral; He allowed many friends and extended family members to attend the funeral and show their last respect to my dad. He allowed me to catch up with many old friends and previous coworkers in Penang.God timed it so well that both Matthew and Sara were on their Christmas break from college, so they get to attend the funeral in person. Majority of the immediate family members were around to help clean up my dad’s house. Otherwise, there is no way for me and my other three siblings cleaning up the house in less than a week.In stressful time like this, God provides help. I am very thankful for a very good friend, Collin, who helped me a lot with the funeral arrangements. I was grateful that I have a kind and understanding manager. Despite we were busy at work during the quarter end, they respected my time with the family during the bereavement.I’m thankful to both my sisters, they had been taking good care of my dad in Malaysia while both my younger brother and I are in San Jose.Our God indeed is a good God as stated in Romans 8:28, “And we know that in all things God works for the good of those who love him, who have been called according to his purpose.”We had a Christian funeral service for my dad as he had confessed and said his sinner’s prayer led by Jimmy Lee and Uncle Max when my dad visited San Jose back in 2012, that was after my 2nd sister passed away from cancer. I hope the Christian funeral service and the sermon from my home church pastor had planted seeds in the hearts of my extended family members and friends who attended the funeral.God is good and He is in control. Glory to God! 

Welcome to another episode of Teen People! My name is Anna Soper, and I’m a writer, artist and librarian from Kingston, Ontario, Canada. Today I’m talking with Lisa Wong Macabasco, who was part of Teen People magazine's News Team. Lisa graduated from UC Berkeley and Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism. Today, she works for www.vogue.com, where she has reported on the Oscars, Fashion Week, food culture, and U.S. politics. She’s also written stories for Vanity Fair, Mother Jones, Slate, and Bon Appétit. Lisa spoke with me from her home in New York, where she lives with her partner and a trio of foster cats! We talked about ‘90s fashion, her brush with N*Sync, and our mutual appreciation for Adam Driver. Podcast notes: Find Lisa online: www.macabasco.com. If you’re an American: www.usa.gov/how-to-vote. Find me on Twitter and Instagram (TeenPeoplePod) and www.annasoper.ca. Music: © Anna Soper

For our first series, we will be focusing on Asians in The Political Field as the general election on November 23rd, 2020, nears in the United States. For this series we will be interviewing different Asians in The Political Field to empower the Asian community to get more involved with politics as well as vote in not just this year's general election but all elections in the future as well. In the second episode of Asians in the Political Field, AITS hosts Lisa Wong and Kaitlyn Cui are joined by Joey Manahan, a Filipino American, politician, and member of the Honolulu City Council. He is also a member of the Hawaii Filipino Junior Chamber of Commerce and the National Federation of Filipino American Associations. Listen in as we learn about Mr. Manahan's childhood as he immigrated to America, and how he discovered what it means to be American and Filipino. We also discuss his career failures and successes that have led him to be the person he is today. Mr. Manahan has greatly helped his community through partaking in projects and through his roles in the state. Asians in the Spotlight is honored to be the first podcast to interview Mr. Manahan and we hope that our listeners will enjoy this episode as well. Thank you for all your support, and to the AITS team for making this episode possible.

For our first series, we will be focusing on Asians in The Political Field as the general election on November 23rd 2020, nears in the United States. For this series we will be interviewing different Asians in The Political Field to empower the Asian community to get more involved with politics as well as vote in not just this year's general election but all elections in the future as well. For the first episode, listen in as our hosts, Lisa Wong and Sandy Chen, interview our special guest, Alex Lee. Alex Lee (李天明) is a 25-year-old progressive Democratic candidate for State Assembly in California's Bay Area who has served as a legislative policy advisor in the Senate & Assembly. While rejecting all corporate money and being outspent 15 to 1 by his primary opponents, his grassroots progressive campaign beat out 7 other Democrats. If elected in November, Alex would be the youngest state legislator in almost a century, the first openly bisexual state legislator, and first GenZ legislator in California history. We hope you enjoy this meaningful conversation as Alex shares his journey in his political career as a part of the young, queer, & Asian community, maintaining mental health, and the importance of voting.

Director of Choruses Lisa Wong reflects on the healing power of John Adams’s On the Transmigration of Souls after 9/11 and the human voice as medicine for the soul.Featured MusicADAMS – On the Transmigration of SoulsThe Cleveland OrchestraJakub Hrůša, conductorCleveland Orchestra ChorusRecorded live at Severance Hall on November 17, 2019The connection we share through music is more important than ever — and so is your support. To support The Cleveland Orchestra, please visit clevelandorchestra.com/donate.

In this episode of Wuxia Weekend, we talk about Full Moon Scimitar, a 1979 Chor Yuen film, based on a story by Gu Long, Starring Derek Yee, Lisa Wong, Wang Yong, Meg Lam, Johnny Wang and Yueh Hua.  Check out Distressor's "Just Breathe", they generously allowed us to use their music in our introduction.

Lisa Wong comes from a family of restaurateurs, so it was a natural fit that she would become a food truck entrepreneur the Wong Way Veg. Her love of street food, animals, and her passion for feeding people is what drives this little orange truck!

WinTalk with Dr. Judy Evans and Lisa Wong is straight talk about issues in Winchester straight from the Superintendent and Town Manager. In episode 2, Superintendent Evans and Town Manager Wong discuss housing and the impact it has on the Winchester community and its residents.

WinTalk with Dr. Judy Evans and Lisa Wong is straight talk about issues in Winchester straight from the Superintendent and Town Manager. In the first episode, Superintendent Evans and Town Manager Wong discuss the proposed proposition 2 1/2 override which will be on the ballot in the next town election coming up on March 26.

May 5 - Lisa Wong, to talk about her involvement in the Asian American community and Cleveland Asian Festival

Dr. Lisa Wong is a musician and pediatrician, a violinist and educator, a wife, mom and mentor. From Hawaii she came to Harvard and has remained a New Englander and leader in music-medicine, and in a broader sense an expert thinker in the convergence of Art and Science. As President of the Longwood Symphony Orchestra for 20 years, Lisa has performed in and managed the 90 piece multitalented group of healthcare worker / musicians, and during her tenure worked on countless concerts for causes that affect all of us. Lisa has the ability to connect people through her own creativity and help make change happen through the arts.

In this episode Lisa Wong, a licensed acupuncturist, discusses the different control panels in your body that can help with preventative maintenance. Enjoy! Dr. Gwen www.thedrgwen.com

Episode 1 of the Palette Podcast covers the convergence of the arts, education, and healing. This episode features appearances from Jasmine Chin, Dr. Lisa Wong, Shanae Burch, Dr. Suzanne Koven, and Alyssa Machida. Your hosts are Andrew Bauld and Mike Lipset. This episode was produced by Jasmine Chin, Jamie Ayelet Laytner, Andrew Bauld and Mike Lipset. Edited and arranged by Mike Lipset Transitional music produced by Lindsey Kunisaki Theme song "Broke for Free" by, Night Owl