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Umami TalksDigest #16 с Романом Лошмановым: что не так с премиями и кому нужны конкурсы поваровВ этом выпуске к Жене и Алёне присоединяется специальный гость — журналист и автор книг Роман Лошманов. Вместе они обсуждают, зачем вообще нужны ресторанные премии, как к ним относятся шефы и рестораторы, кто на самом деле выигрывает от конкурсов и рейтингов, а также всуе упоминают Илона Маска с его рестораном Tesla.Сегмент 1.Новость про Маска и его ресторан Tesla. Зачем? Кому? И почему вообще это кому-то нужно?https://abrv.in/iClRРоман Лошманов — https://t.me/panikadiloPan Sonic — музыкальная группа:https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pan_SonicСегмент 2.Asian 50 Best Restaurantshttps://abrv.in/h9mO«Общество иллюзионистов: Список 50 лучших ресторанов мира»https://abrv.in/iElPСтатья Ромы в МосквичMaghttps://abrv.in/f7kKMichelin Guide https://guide.michelin.com/th/enGaggan Anand — известный шеф-повар из Бангкокаhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gaggan_Anandhttps://www.instagram.com/gaggan_anand/Locavore NXT, Бали — известный ресторанhttps://locavorenxt.com/Oscar Awards — мировой рейтинг кинофильмовhttps://www.oscars.org/oscarsАнтон Долин — известный российский кинокритикhttps://www.instagram.com/critic_dolin/White Rabbit, Москваhttps...2025-04-0345 min

Kitco Mining Interviews'That's when the multiples begin to come back' - Peter Marrone on mining equity lift-offDespite gold hitting several all-time highs in 2024, margins have been a drag on mining equities, said Peter Marrone, chairman and CEO of Allied Gold. In early June, Marrone spoke to Kitco Mining at THE Mining Investment Event of the North. Marrone noted that gold spiked at the start of the decade to around the $2,020 level and then stayed relatively flat until recently. Marrone said that during that time, margins amongst gold miners declined from about $750 to $575. The VanEck Gold Miners ETF (GDX) has come anywhere near its highs from the start of the decade.2024-06-2216 min

AAUC PodcastAAUC Podcast #34: The Story of Saving Los Angeles' Little Tokyo #BillWatanabe#JackHannaOur latest episode features an insightful interview with Bill Watanabe, a Japanese American whose birthplace was a Nevada Internment Camp in the 1940s during World War II. Bill has devoted his life to the preservation and promotion of Los Angeles' Little Tokyo, a commitment spanning from the 1950s to the present day. His story serves as a powerful testament to the importance of ethnic communities safeguarding their cultural heritage. This not only acknowledges a history that may have been previously neglected, but also instills a sense of remembrance for all ethnic communities in the future. --- Send in...2024-04-0225 min

AAUC PodcastThe Legacy and Tragedy of Afghan American Community #AarushAzizzada #Afghan#JackHannaPlease join us for a powerful and heartbreaking interview with Arash Azizzada, Co-Founder & Co-Director of the nonprofit "Afghans for a Better Tomorrow". Arash provides us with a unique history and perspective on the almost continuous war that has engulfed Afghanistan for the last 45 years. He details the arduous and dangerous circumstances of both the recently arrived Afghan American asylees, the difficult challenges they face here and the legislative assistance that can render very important and necessary help that Arash convincingly argues as an American obligation unfulfilled. And despite the continuing tragedy that occurring, the Afghan community is still resilient...2024-03-1126 min

AAUC PodcastCollaborating to Achieve Unity #AAUC#C100#CindyTsai#SKLoWith the uncertain times in 2024 and going forward, the best we can do for our AAPI community is to strengthen ourselves through collaboration. According to Cindy Tsai, interim president of Committee 100, we can achieve this by A, appreciating, B, Be Brave in confronting conflicts and C, celebrating each other’s success. Let this ABC be our guide in achieving diversity, unity and equality for our community that we all value. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/aauc/message 2024-01-2912 min

AAUC Podcast#31: The Importance of Ethnic Studies in the United States: A Perspective from Asian American Students #UWAsianAmericanStudy#ConnieSo Recently, there has been a movement and national debate throughout the United States regarding the merit of Ethnic Studies in K-12 and post-secondary schools. In this episode, we interview three University of Washington students, Iris, Tyler, and Frederick, who have studied Asian American Studies under the supervision of Professor Connie So. They describe the impact and meaning of Ethnic Studies for our country’s history and how learning it has impacted their personal lives by providing a justification and perhaps even a necessity as a part of Asian Americans’ civic understanding and personal development. Iris, Tyler, and Frederick also shar...2023-08-0629 min

AAUC PodcastAn Asian American Mover & Shaker - #HelenZia#SocialJustice#anti-AsianHate"There is a saying that an injustice to one is an injustice to all. No one is truly equal and free until everyone is equal and free." - Helen Zia. Helen Zia is a second-generation Chinese American activist and journalist. She was named one of the most influential Asian Americans of the decade by A. Magazine. Award-winning writer and social justice activist, Helen Zia was a key spokesperson and organizer in the landmark civil rights movement for justice for Vincent Chin and is the Executor of the Lily and Vincent Chin Estate. Her role is documented in th...2023-07-0239 min

AAUC PodcastAAUC Podcast Episode #29 - Asian Pacific American Institute for Congressional Studies #MadaleneMielke #APAICSFor over 30 years, Madalene Mielke of Southeast Asian heritage, has been at the forefront of politically organizing the Asian American and other communities of color along with women throughout the country. Initially starting her political carrier working for the DNC in the mid "90s, Madalene quickly became recognized as a fundraising and political campaign authority in the early 2000's expanding her political alliances with Blacks, Latinos, and other important constituencies. Eventually, she assumed the role of CEO of the famous nonpartisan nonprofit Asian Pacific American Institute for Congressional Studies founded by the renowned former Secretary Norman Mineta. In that...2023-05-3122 min

AAUC PodcastAAUC Episode #28: Addressing The Caste System in America #Suhag Shukla #HAFAAUC's Podcast this May examines a nationally growing trend regarding legislation that attempts to refute what's known as the "caste system". Our interview with Suhag Shukla, a Constitutional law authority, Executive Director and Co-founder of the Hindu America in Foundation, provides a revealing and in-depth examination and explanation of the origin and history of "caste". She also describes the attempts statutorily refute it in addition to the legal and practical issues and consequences that result. Is this concept that was conceived in Europe, employed in Asia, and now alleged to be a problem that should be addressed in America...2023-05-0339 min

AAUC PodcastAAUC Podcast #27 - KaYing Yang's Life Journey of Asian and American Self-Identity in the Non-Profit WorldThis month's episode is truly fascinating. It is about KaYing Yang's evolving self-identity while at the same time having a stellar carrier as a national/international non-profit leader and activist. Hear how arriving in the late '70's in the mid-US as a 7-year-old Hmong refugee child, KaYing had an innate sense of justice and community that lead her to the pinnacle the non-profit world in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Washington D.C., and even in Laos and Thailand. Hear how she adapted to her new country while supporting her ethnic community at the same time, and all the while evolving...2023-04-0938 min

AAUC PodcastAAUC Podcast #26 - History Repeating Itself? Texas' New Exclusionary LegislationPerhaps one of the most threatening exclusionary efforts by a State in the last 80-100 years, the Texas Legislature is considering at least 3 bills that exclude the rights of people solely based upon their country of origin. Please join our interview with Alice Yi and Ling Luo, two Texas community leaders who, along with their allies, have confronted and opposed this legislation that many say harken back to the Exclusionary Laws of the 19th and 20th centuries. Hear the amazing story of how in less than 2 months Alice, Ling, and others have effectively consolidated and coordinated thousands of supporters...2023-03-1332 min

AAUC PodcastAAUC Podcast #25 - Gun Violence in the AAPI Community #CarlChan #MontereyPark #HalfMoonBay #OaklandGun violence throughout the country continues to increase. Tragically just last week two shootings struck AAPI communities in California, Monterey Park and Half Moon Bay, in addition to a third event in Oakland, all within 72 hours. And although the Oakland event did not specifically involve Asian Americans, they and everyone else living there have been organizing the community attempting to refute the killing and violence that results from guns. Join us in our discussion with Carl Chan, a prominent and longtime Oakland community leader, who describes the problems and efforts they are employing to make their community safer. Carl i...2023-01-3024 min

AAUC PodcastAAUC Podcast Episode #24 - The Voice of a Gen Z Asian American: Vivek PanditFor our final episode for 2022, we end the year having Vivek Pandit join us as our guest. Vivek is a second generation South Asian and a 2020 graduate of Brown University who recently started a national consulting firm for job placement of college graduates. But much more than that, Vivek has become a voice for Gen Z as exemplified by his recent TED Talks Podcast where he described his unique and different perspective on revising capitalism to include values. Here he also discusses how social media impacts his generation's manner of communication and politics, how COVID affected them, and the...2023-01-0226 min

AAUC Podcast#23 - A Story of Inspiration and Leadership When you hear the story of Ambassador Sichan Siv, a survivor of the Cambodian killing fields, you truly will be inspired. After arriving in America in 1976 with only $2.00 dollars in his pocket, Ambassador Siv picketed apples, drove taxis, obtained a Masters Degree from Columbia University and then serves in President George H. W. Bush's White House in all of only 13 years. He went on to serve in the United Nations and represented the United states there in a truly unique and very effective fashion. It's an amazing personal story of perseverance and public service that you...2022-11-2822 min

AAUC PodcastAAUC Podcast #22 - AAPI in the JudiciaryEven though AAPI are well represented in the legal profession, there are very few of them in the judiciary system as judges. This Month we host Oregon Multnomah County Judge Chanpone Sinlapasai, the first Laotian Judge in the State of Oregon and perhaps in the country. Hear Judge Chanpone described her family's and heritage's inspiration for her in becoming a lawyer and recently appointed as a circuit court Judge. This, along with a fascinating and detailed historical description of the laws that have been employed since the country's founding that impeded the rights and discriminated against Asian A...2022-10-3124 min

AAUC PodcastAAUC Podcast #21: The Great Awakening of AAPIIndividually, AAPIs are quite successful in many different professions. However, we have long been stereotyped as the “perpetual foreigners” and the silent, passive minority. It is the great awakening to see ourselves as an integral part of American society that we all belong here. We should not be silent anymore and wholeheartedly take on our civic responsibility and actively engage in civic affairs to have a strong voice. In this episode we focus on the perspectives of civic engagements from the speakers of our National Civic Leadership Forum 2022. Together we weave the fabric of the past, present and...2022-09-2729 min

AAUC PodcastAAUC Podcast #20 - Learning from AAPI DATAAsian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) communities are not monolithic and should not be treated as such. Through the works of AAPI Data we learn that within the AAPI communities there are racial differences, conflicts and concerns. It is important that we learn how to use these data to influence decision making, to achieve equal rights and protection from violence, and to leverage it to achieve our Collective American Dream. We are fortunate to have Dr. Janelle Wong, Co-Director of AAPI Data and Professor of American Studies at the University of Maryland to be our guest to discuss this important...2022-08-2928 min

AAUC PodcastAAUC Podcast #19 - Lobbying as Asian AmericansListen to the power couple Ron and Maeley Tom, you will understand why the lobbying skill set and experience is crucial for Asian Americans. Our community often lacks the skill set to advocate for our issues before the powerful decision makers to initiate beneficial changes. We also need such skills in advancing our own career as well. Mrs. Maeley Tom held the highest appointed offices in the California State Assembly and the Senate in the 1980s before joining the power national lobbying firm Cassidy & Associates as a senior VP. Her husband, Ron Tom transitioned from a career...2022-08-0124 min

AAUC PodcastAAUC Podcast #18 The Voice of Pacific IslandersHow little do we know and appreciate our Pacific Islander community having a culture of discovery and resourcefulness and are known as warriors willing to fight for the things that matter to them. Joe Enlet our podcast guest in this episode is the consulate general of Micronesia in Oregon. He reminded us that Pacific Islander is included in many organization names which have no Pacific Islander representation on their board or speak up on behalf of them on issues that matter to their community. It's time that we learn more about the Pacific Islanders besides their geopolitical importance. 2022-06-2627 min

AAUC PodcastAAUC Podcast #17 - Community and Political ActivismSuccessful Community and Political Activism is the cumulation of decades of dedications to the welfare of the community. In this month of Asian American Native Hawaiian Pacific Islander Heritage month, we have invited two exemplary Asian American trail blazers of Hmong Heritage to share their journeys and successful community building experiences with our audience. Our outstanding guests are Bo Thao-Urabe, Founder & former Network Director of the Coalition of Asian American Leaders Minnesota (CAALMN) KaYing Yang, former Director of Programs and Partnerships of the Coalition of Asian American Leaders Minnesota (CAALMN) Bo Thao-Urabe has served under President Obama on the...2022-05-3042 min

AAUC PodcastAAUC Podcast (Trailer)--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/aauc/message 2022-05-3000 min

AAUC PodcastAAUC Podcast #16 - San Francisco School Board Recall; "The Great Awakening" - Empowering Asian Americans.Education is dear in the heart of every immigrant as the way to gain social mobility. Joel Wong and Dennis Wu describe SFCause's huge success in organizing, networking and developing strategies that contributed to the overwhelming results earlier this year ousting 3 very controversial San Francisco School Board members. Hear the fascinating story of Willie Brown and how he inspired the Asian American community to unite itself and also partner with other ethnic and disenfranchised communities to win at the ballot box there and possibly use the effort as a model for the entire country. For more information a...2022-04-2425 min

AAUC PodcastAAUC Podcast # 15: Political Engagement & APIAVoteIn this episode, we focus on the challenges of political engagement for the API community, including language proficiency and general apathy. The use of data revealed the significant and unquestionable progress recently made in addressing those problems. APIAVote conducting their American voter survey every two years is a huge and essential tool for existing API candidates. Our guest for this episode is Raymond Partolan, National Field Director of APIAVote is also a Grammy Award jazz musician. For more information about AAUC please go to our website or follow us on Facebook! --- Send in a...2022-03-2825 min

AAUC PodcastAAUC podcast #14: The Power of Data & HAFThe focus of this podcast is on the importance of data and data collection in impacting public policy. Our guest for this episode is Suhag Shukla, a co-founder and current Executive Director of the Hindu American Foundation or HAF. HAF is a member of the Asian American Unity Coalition. It has successfully organized and expanded its work and impact here in America since its inception 20 years ago. What is HAF and what kind of work does HAF do? How has data collection enabled HAF to exert influence on public policy? What mindset is needed for...2022-02-2825 min

AAUC PodcastAAUC Podcast #13: TAAF - Incubator, Convener, and FunderIn this episode, our host and board member, Rajeev Singh, conducted a fascinating interview with Norman Chen, the new Chief Executive Officer of the Asian American foundation TAAF. TAAF has quickly emerged as a very successful leader of the community by securing $1.1 billion for AAPI funding. Let's join Rajeev and Norman and hear his unique story of Asian American self-identity and the goals and aspirations he and TAAF have for the future. For more information about AAUC please go to our website or follow us on Facebook! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify...2022-01-3122 min

AAUC PodcastAAUC Podcast #12: Growing our Ethnic MediaIn this December episode, we focus on what are the roles of the ethnic media? How can ethnic media and TV stations survive and thrive in this hostile environment of consolidation and decreasing advertisement revenue? What can the community do to encourage our youth to embrace and Grove the industry? We are very fortunate today to have a social entrepreneur and journalist Mr. Rafi Kapoor, owner of 24 ethnic TV stations to share his insight on the matter. For more information about AAUC please go to our website or follow us on Facebook! --- Send in a vo...2021-12-2624 min

AAUC PodcastAAUC Podcast #11: Ethnic MediaIn this November episode, we focus on our ethnic media and how it helps shape our collective American Dream. What makes up ethnic media? What work do they do? How it helps build a better future for our community? We are very fortunate today to have three distinguished guests, Ms. Diana Ding, founder of DDTV in the Silicon Valley. Mr. Steven Lu, founder of Asian Media Access located in Minneapolis, and Ms. Emma Wu, who is managing media relations and communication for the Committee of 100. They will share with us their unique perspectives on the subject from...2021-11-2821 min

AAUC PodcastAAUC Podcast #10: 2020 Census and RedistrictingIn this October episode, we focus on the fall out of the 2020 census and redistricting with the goal of achieving fair ethnic representation at all local and federal levels. Should Asian Americans be concerned with redistricting or jerrymandering? Is redistricting just a partisan issue between Democrats and Republicans? Does it have any impact on Asian Americans in representing the districts they live in? We are very fortunate today to have our outstanding guests, Ms. Christine Chen, founder of APIAVote Atty. Michael Li of Brennan Center, a think tank attached to NYU Law School, and Mr. Rishi Kumar...2021-11-0127 min

AAUC PodcastAAUC podcast #9: Asian Americans From a Global Perspective in Building our Collective American DreamIn this September episode, we focus on what is the global perspective for Asian Americans, the challenges we face, and how we can build our collective American Dream together. Asian American has an important role to play in bridging the widening gap between the US and the rise of Asia. How should we view ourselves and be viewed – is this dual identity an advantage or a burden? What is the global perspective on anti-Asian hate? How can Asian Americans make a difference in the US? We are very fortunate today to have our outstanding guest, Dr...2021-09-2722 min

AAUC PodcastAAUC Podcast #8: Asian American Identity in Building our Collective American DreamIn this August podcast, we focus on what makes up the Asian Americans, the challenges we face, and how we can build a collective American dream together. Asian American is the fastest-growing minority in the U.S. 2020 census. It has grown over 36% and constitutes roughly 7.2% or over 20 million of the total U.S. population. Who are Asian Americans and how it becomes the fastest-growing minority in the U.S.. What history did we not know about this group? How can Asian Americans make a difference in the US? We are very fortunate today to have the distinguished and outstanding...2021-08-2926 min

AAUC PodcastAAUC Podcast #7: Racial HarmonyIn this increasingly individualized and polarized world, who doesn’t want peace and harmony in their lives? Is racial harmony just an ideal or can it be achieved? Does this Confucian Asian value of harmony elevate or harm us as Asian Americans? The flip side of harmony is distrust, hatred, strive, systemic discrimination, and injustice. How can these racial inequalities be leveled and racial distrust be unlearned? We are very fortunate today to have gathered a circle of experts and community activists to discuss the subject matter and how we can provide a long-term strategy to overcome ra...2021-07-2523 min

AAUC PodcastAAUC Podcast#6: Mental Health and Youth SuicideMental health and youth suicide is a serious issue in the AAPI community. The devastating news of a young love one taking his/her life touches almost everyone. There is insurmountable guilt and sadness in the survivors around the victim. To overcome this serious challenge, we need to understand the cause and what we can do as a community to prevent future attempts of youth suicide. For more information about AAUC please go to our website or follow us on Facebook! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/aauc/message 2021-06-2722 min

AAUC PodcastAAUC Podcast #5: Unite and Speak Out Against Hate in defending our collective American DreamIn this podcast, we will focus on the hate crisis that our community faces due to COVID 19. When our innocent, respected seniors, vulnerable children, and women were being attacked, the urge to do good, to defend our community is hard to resist in each of us. It is heart-warming to see our Asian American community rises up, unites, and speaks out against hate. We, the silent minority can no longer be silent. There were many notable rallies, vigils, and protests held in various parts of the US since the beginning of the year. Each brought us closer...2021-05-3124 min

AAUC PodcastAAUC Podcast #4: AAPI Healthcare: A Building Block of our Collective American DreamThe wellbeing of our community hinges on good healthcare which is an important building block in our collective American dream. In this podcast, we focus on the health crises in our AAPI community during the pandemic of COVID19. Our complex communities face double crises in being disproportionately infected and died as well as being stigmatized as the harbinger of the virus. We are combating the viruses of the disease as well as misguided hate. What we learned from this podcast includes the pandemic only heightens our long, existing problems in overcoming the stigma, language, and cultural barriers...2021-04-2627 min

AAUC PodcastAAUC Podcast #3: Racial Profiling: A threat to our Collective American DreamAAUC’s third Podcast episode “Racial Profiling, a Threat to our American Dream” focuses on the “China Initiative”. We wish to first, however, acknowledge and condemn the recent Atlanta murders which is a traumatic blow to our entire country. We at AAUC join Asian Americans and all Americans in working to end racial violence, racial profiling, and racial discrimination. Although our episode tonight is not about racial violence, it is but another example of other methods employed that improperly and adversely affect and victimize Asian American professional lives and their families by using racial profiling and discrimination. For more i...2021-03-2950 min

AAUC PodcastAAUC Podcast #2: Entrepreneurship, A pathway to the American DreamThe Asian American Unity Coalition is proud to introduce a new podcast series titled “Building our Collective American Dream” with our second episode airing on Sunday, Feb 28 at 8:00 pm EST. Welcome to AAUC Podcast “Building our Collective American Dream” episode 2: “Entrepreneurship, A Pathway to the American Dream”. According to a 2019 report issued by The National Coalition for Asian Pacific American Community Development (CAPACD), AAPI entrepreneurs serve diverse AAPI communities encompassing over 40 different languages and cultural traditions. They are a vital part of the American economy. Many members of the AAPI community believe that entrepreneurship is a pathway to the American dre...2021-03-0123 min

AAUC PodcastAAUC Podcast #1: South Asian American Political Activism & 2020 ElectionIn building our collective American Dream, AAUC recognizes having Asian American political representation is a crucial piece of the puzzle. Currently, there are three senators and 16 US congressional members with Asian American heritage. Among them, Senator Kamala Harris has resigned to become Vice president while four US congressional members and 30+ presidential appointees are of Indian American origin. Why are South Asian Americans so successful in US political engagement and what we can learn from their success. AAUC invited three Indian American Community leaders to share their personal experiences on how Indian Americans become politically active...2021-02-0120 min

Nación Podcast Network5. TEAyudamos, proyecto pionero para una mejor atención sanitaria inclusiva. @tucuentasmucho Una buena carcajada y un buen sueño son la mejor cura en el libro del doctor- Proverbio irlandés Entrevista a Maria Eugenia Galera, enfermera del hospital universitario de Fuenlabrada Contaremos con los audios de dos madres blogueras sobre su testimonio personal como madres de niños con TEA en hospitales: Vanesa de Y de verdad tienes 3 y Melisa Tuya, del blog Una madre reciente y autora del libro Tener un hijo con autismo Sección Tú Cuentas Mucho/Novartis- Dale la Vuelta a la Urticaria Hoy queremos tratar una camp...2017-12-1400 min

Saludesfera5. TEAyudamos, proyecto pionero para una mejor atención sanitaria inclusiva. @tucuentasmuchoUna buena carcajada y un buen sueño son la mejor cura en el libro del doctor- Proverbio irlandésEntrevista a Maria Eugenia Galera, enfermera del hospital universitario de FuenlabradaContaremos con los audios de dos madres blogueras sobre su testimonio personal como madres de niños con TEA en hospitales: Vanesa de Y de verdad tienes 3 y Melisa Tuya, del blog Una madre reciente y autora del libro Tener un hijo con autismo Sección Tú Cuentas Mucho/Novartis- Dale la Vuelta a la UrticariaHoy queremos tratar una campaña que lleva acompa...2017-12-1454 min

Podcast COMSALUD TVURTICARIA | Meritxell CortadaMeritxell Cortada, presidenta de la Asociación de Afectados de Urticaria Crónica (AAUC)2015-09-2806 min