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In this episode, owner of Tuk Tuk Box Christy Innouvong-Thornton delves into her journey, exploring the inspirations behind her cultural entrepreneurship that comes with challenges and sacrifices, as well as the impact of her work on both a local and global scale.

This episode delves into Thai American film director and animator Fawn Veerasunthorn’’s transformative journey upon relocating to the US, navigating the hurdles of language barriers and cultural disparities. Despite these challenges, she found solace and purpose in her passion for art, propelling her forward on the path to becoming an animator and director for Disney projects.

This episode delves into actor, motion capture stunt performer, and voiceover artist Stephen Oyoung’s journey into acting, highlighting the pivotal role his father played in providing him with invaluable support along the way.

This episode features Gajin Fujita, an LA-based graffiti artist whose work transcends boundaries and seamlessly blends the rich tapestry of Japanese tradition with the vibrant energy of Western urban culture.

In this episode, author, writer, and underwater photographer Pier Nirandara talks about her travel experiences growing up in a multicultural environment and traveling to over 70 countries, her inspiration behind writing a children’s fantasy series that tackles themes of identity, prejudice, morality, and social responsibility.

In this episode, Dr. Le talks about how he escaped Vietnam with his family in 1982 and settled in San Gabriel, where he overcame financial hardships. Pursuing his passion for medicine, he has since dedicated his career to serving communities across the United States.