APEX Express – 11.14.19 – The Stories Inside Cambodian Donut Shops KPFA - APEX Express

Pink Box Stories shares stories of Cambodian donut shops
Artist Phung Huynh portraits on pink donut boxes
Michelle Sou, Pink Box Stories
Debbie Kim, Pink Box Stories
One of the families featured in Pink Box Stories
 
A weekly magazine-style radio show featuring the voices and stories of Asians and Pacific Islanders from all corners of our community. The show is produced by a collective of media makers, deejays, and activists.
Host Miko Lee takes listeners on a delicious sweet journey into the land of yummy Cambodian donut shops. We hear the stories of the generations of families in the donut shops when we speak with Michelle Sou & Debbie Kim, the creators of Pink Box Stories, donut box artist Phung Huynh and Sophia Hussain, a foodie and bibliophile from Eastwind Books of Berkeley.
Phung Huynh’s work is currently being shown as part of Occidental College’s Breaking Bread in LA show that runs thru November 24.
Find out more at Eastwind Books of Berkeley and purchase the books mentioned in our show tonight: The Donut King, Num Pang and Loves You.
Go see Nassim: Written by Nassim Soleimanpour‍. Directed by Omar Elerian. Through Saturday, Nov. 16. Magic Theatre. Wheelchair accessible.
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