18 episodios
Pride Talk NAAAP Pride - A National Program by National Association of Asian American
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- Salud y forma física
Pride Talk features conversations with Asian American LGBTQ+ professionals and their allies to empower, educate, engage, and celebrate this community.
You'll hear casual conversations, stories, and life experiences from various Asian American LGBTQ+ individuals as well as their allies.
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More Work to be Done
As we conclude this season’s conversation with Telly Leung, we continue the discussion of diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging as it relates to the theatre. Telly also brings attention to the need for new voices and original stories created by and performed by Asian Americans and gives shout-out to those who inspired him.
Guest: Telly Leung
Website: https://pride.naaap.org
Email: PrideTalk@naaap.org
Phone: 4197-PRIDE-5 or (419) 777-4335 -
Pride Talk S3 #3: Our Stories. Our Voices. Now.
In this episode we continue the conversation with Telly as we discuss intersectionality and being both Asian and gay in the theatre. Telly also shares his experience of being an out gay actor and cast as the lead in Disney's Aladdin on Broadway. We conclude this episode by discussing the responsibility of the Asian community to demand and support works created by Asians.
Guest: Telly Leung
Website: https://pride.naaap.org
Email: PrideTalk@naaap.org
Phone: 4197-PRIDE-5 or (419) 777-4335 -
Underwear & Apples
Our discussion with Telly Leung continues as we discuss identity, coming out, married life, and family acceptance. The conversation gets a bit personal as he shares his experience with dating girls and his first sexual encounter with another man. You’ll want to listen to find out how Calvin Klein underwear ads and a trip to Costco fits into the conversation. Guest: Telly Leung
Website: https://pride.naaap.org
Email: PrideTalk@naaap.org
Phone: 4197-PRIDE-5 or (419) 777-4335 -
Pride Talk S3 #1: A Whole New World
Broadway and television star Telly Leung discusses his Chinese American experience and the importance of Asian representation in television and theatre. He also shares his thoughts on performing with the legendary Chita Rivera. Tune to hear Telly’s thoughts on community, family, and relationships.
Guest: Telly Leung
Website: https://pride.naaap.org
Email: PrideTalk@naaap.org
Phone: 4197-PRIDE-5 or (419) 777-4335 -
Out to My Patients
In this final episode of Season 2, Dr. Kim Liu shares her thoughts about being out at work, gaining the trust of her patients, using personal pronouns, the importance of allies to the LGBTQ+ community, the role of Employee Resource Groups, and NAAAP Pride. We end our time with a fun lightning round of questions.
Guest: Dr. Kim Liu
Website: http://pride.naaap.org
Email: PrideTalk@naaap.org
Phone: 4197-PRIDE-5 or (419) 777-4335 -
From A Place of Love
Our discussion with Dr. Kim Liu continues as she shares more about her coming out to her father. Although he was loving and accepting of the news, he had his own internal struggles and preconceived ideas of family and gender roles. We continue the conversation of coming out and the importance of being true to one’s self and how for Kim, she discovered that if she was coming from a place of love, people reacted to that energy and responded from a place of love.
Guest: Dr. Kim Liu
Website: http://pride.naaap.org
Email: PrideTalk@naaap.org
Phone: 4197-PRIDE-5 or (419) 777-4335