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Peter Jamero's book Vanishing Filipino Americans: The Bridge Generation

Rachel Egoian

Jun 6, 2018

Peter Jamero's book Vanishing Filipino Americans: The Bridge Generation

We often question why is there such a gap between the old and new generations of Filipinos and Filipino Americans? Why is there little interest with today’s Filipino youths in terms of understanding our history and culture? One can begin by understanding the loss of history during the mass Filipino migration to America in which even back in the Philippines the stress of Americanization was heavily reinforced in education and Filipino society. We may even look to our parents a

Last Night I Dreamed of Bac Ho, Evil Commie or Gentle Bac Ho? Ho Chi Minh - Part 2

Chopsticks Alley

Sep 10, 2017

Last Night I Dreamed of Bac Ho, Evil Commie or Gentle Bac Ho? Ho Chi Minh - Part 2

Chopsticks Alley Podcast Episode 6 Last Night I Dreamed of Bac Ho, Evil Commie or Gentle Bac Ho? Ho Chi Minh - Part 2 Sponsor: Dr. Jerrold Hiura Guest: Dr. Peter Zinoman Hosts: Carolyn Lê & Trami Cron To Tune In - Click Here We’re back again with Dr. Peter Zinoman to continue our discussion on Hồ Chí Minh. Is he the evil commie, or is he the gentle Uncle Hồ, father of a sovereign nation? There’s just so much, we had to do a part 2. Before we get into it. We got a lot of fee

Who Was Ho Chi Minh? The Rise of Hồ Chí Minh - Part 1

Chopsticks Alley

Aug 16, 2017

Who Was Ho Chi Minh? The Rise of Hồ Chí Minh - Part 1

Chopsticks Alley Podcast Episode 5 Who Was Ho Chi Minh? Part I: The Rise of Ho Chi Minh Sponsor: Dr. Jerrold Hiura Guests: Dr. Peter Zinoman Hosts: Carolyn Lê & Trami Cron To Tune In - Click Here What kind of person was Hồ Chí Minh? Though we know exploring this topic may cause pain for our elders, as young Vietnamese Americans, we find it to be worthwhile to understand source of the pain because so many of our elders are reluctant to share the trauma with us. In most Vietn

History, Myths and Legends Podcast Series: Revenge, Human Rights, Justice & Freedom! Vietnam&#39

Chopsticks Alley

Jun 9, 2017

History, Myths and Legends Podcast Series: Revenge, Human Rights, Justice & Freedom! Vietnam&#39

Episode: 3 Topic: History, Myths and Legends Podcast Series: Revenge, Human Rights, Justice & Freedom! Việt Nam's Beloved Heroines, Hai Bà Trưng Sponsor: work2futurework www.work2futurefoundation1.org or give them a call at 408.794.1234 Work2future provides free training and secure employment for thousands of youths and adults every year. Work2future staff speaks different languages and care about the people they serve. For more information on the services they offer and how

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May 20, 2017

Chopsticks Alley Podcast French Rats in Hanoi: The Effects of French Colonial Rule in Vietnam

Episode: 2 Topic: French Rats in Hà Nội: The Effects of French Colonial Rule in Việt Nam Sponsor: Thomas Vo, Real Estate Broker www.thomasvorealtor.com 408-505-6278 250 Meridian Ave San Jose, CA 95126 Host: Carolyn Lê, Literature Editor of Chopsticks Alley Publication Guest: Dr. Michael Vann, Historian of French colonial empire To Tune In - Click Here Did Việt Nam as a country truly benefit from France's rule? Or are these simply stories of a romanticized past? In this epis

Chopsticks Alley

May 3, 2017

Chopsticks Alley's First Podcast - An Incomplete History: Inheriting the Generational Trauma o

Episode: 1 Topic: An Incomplete History: Inheriting the Generational Trauma of the Vietnam War Sponsored by: www.Work2future1.org Host: Trami Cron Guests: Ngọc Như Thi Chung & Thùy Linh Lê To Tune In - Click Here "To understand one's self and others, we need to understand our own histories and how we have come to be what we are." - Prue Chamberlayne In this episode we discuss how the Việt Nam War affects the 1.5 and 2nd generation of Vietnamese Americans. The term first-ge

Quyen Ngo

May 1, 2017

Ma’s Got a Lullaby For You, Baby

This edited article is from Loa, an independent news website and podcast broadcasting stories about Vietnam, and is republished on Chopsticks Alley as part of a content-sharing agreement. By Giang Nguyễn Published November 2, 2015; Clicke Here to Listen: Episode 28 Gió mùa thu mẹ ru mà con ngủ Năm (ơ) canh chày, năm (ơ) canh chày, thức đủ vừa năm Hỡi chàng chàng ơi, hỡi người người ơi Em nhớ tới chàng, em nhớ tới chàng Hãy nín nín đi con, hãy ngủ ngủ đi con Con hời mà con hỡi

Quyen Ngo

Jan 14, 2017

Saigon's Lost Rock N' Roll Podcast

This edited article is from Loa, an independent news website and podcast broadcasting stories about Vietnam, and is republished on Chopsticks Alley as part of a content-sharing agreement. Published: May 23, 2016; Episode 49 By Stella Trần A muddy guitar and discordant drum beats form the backdrop for Mặt Trời Đen, a song about the sun’s refusal to shine. The bleak lyrics are a reflection of living a life in despair. “To me, rock is about a kind of discontent of being young,”

A Song for Autumn: Lý Cây Đa by Phạm Duy (Ode to the Banyan Tree)

Vuong Vu

Oct 20, 2016

A Song for Autumn: Lý Cây Đa by Phạm Duy (Ode to the Banyan Tree)

Second generation Vietnamese Americans may not be familiar with a song called Lý Cây Đa, but if we ask our parents about it, not only will t

A Heart Song for the Grand Opening of the First Vietnamese-American Community Center in the US.

Trami Nguyen Cron

Oct 18, 2016

A Heart Song for the Grand Opening of the First Vietnamese-American Community Center in the US.

Sunny California as it is more commonly known, but today of all days, the rain poured in above the City San Jose. Despite it all, the celeb

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