Live Show + Podcast | The inquisitive trio Joann Park, Jaeki Cho, Michael Stewart treat listeners to a buffet of HOT takes on career, culture and community.
With a heavy heart, $6.99 Per Pound team has decided to discontinue the podcast. We are forever grateful to our fans for the love and support over the last two years. This podcast would not have been possible without each one of you. Thank you!
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This week we will have Tricia Kim, PhD, Art Historian, Curator, and educator. She is going to bring a much needed educated take to the podcast. Tune in to see if Jaeki and Michael can keep up. Tune in on Labor Day (09.07.20) at 7pm EST - https://t.co/7zmrM7tBx3
What y'all thing about this list of the Best korean food spots in the US? Also, check out his podcast @ttsgpod our past guest @KwakaFlocka recommended it for your consumption.
Our heart breaks with you. It is not often the passing of someone is felt as a collective like this. Thank you for sharing your gift to the world and daring us to dream and believe there is something better. โ๐ผ
This Monday we will have @KwakaFlocka as a special guest on $6.99 Live! We are going to be talking about the doc Boys State. Make sure to tune in this Monday at 7pm ET.
Hey! Iโm co-teaching a FREE 12-week remote podcasting class w/ @BKLYNlibrary this fall! Applications are due Sept 11th. Please share to anyone who wants to learn how to make radio! https://t.co/xQsTFxAwrv
LISTEN UP: @slantdcreative just launched a #kickstarter to fund the production of their Issue 04: #Revolution! With your purchase you can ensure that this issue of #AAPI stories gets printed https://t.co/brgXtoQ2x1. #getslantd
โI refuse to define the entire community based on trauma.
The community is so beautiful and resilient. We have all these languages and cultures and for some reason we are all united by karaoke.โ - Kimmy Yam @kimmythepooh@aaja#aaja
On Koreaโs 75th Liberation Day, I am remembering my great-great-grandfather Lee In-shik, who turned his home into a secret headquarters for underground independence gatherings in the 1920s during Japanโs colonial rule of Korea. He is pictured here in a cโฆ https://t.co/HiMpoFKl0g