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Phúc Âm Trọn Vẹn
Phúc Âm Trọn VẹnPodcast số 543 – Liahona tháng 1, 2026 – Sự Hối Cải Không Chỉ Là Vượt Qua Tội Lỗi – Madelyn Maxfield Bài của chị Madelyn Maxfield làm việc tại các tạp chí của Giáo Hội Các Thánh Hữu Ngày Sau của Chúa Giê Su Ky Tô Trong khi đang đi phục vụ truyền giáo, tôi đã bỏ lỡ đám cưới của người bạn thân nhất của mình. Cả ngày hôm đó, tôi không thể ngừng suy nghĩ về cô ấy. Chúng tôi gặp nhau khi còn là bạn cùng phòng thời đại học, và cô ấy nhanh chóng trở thành một ngư...
2026-02-0907 minTám Sài Gòn
Tám Sài GònReview: PHIM XÌ TRUM, CONAN 2025, MÙA HÈ KINH HÃI, TIẾNG ỒN QUỶ DỊ, CHUYỆN MA NGHĨA ĐỊA, CON NÍT QUỶ và ĐÀN CÁ GỖReview các phim ra rạp từ ngày 19/07/2025:PHIM XÌ TRUMĐạo diễn: Chris MillerDiễn viên: Rihanna, James Corden, Thể loại: Gia đình, Hài, Hoạt Hình, Phiêu LưuCâu chuyện trở lại với ngôi làng Xì Trum, nơi mà mỗi ngày đều là lễ hội. Bỗng một ngày, sự yên bình của ngôi làng bị phá vỡ khi Tí Vua bị bắt cóc một cách bí ẩn bởi hai phù thủy độc ác Gà Mên và Cà Mên. Từ đây, Tí Cô Nương phải dẫn dắt các Tí...
2025-07-2222 minhot pursuit by AsianBossGirl
hot pursuit by AsianBossGirlNo Dumb Questions with Mel: Generations of Love - How Jocelyn Chung's Grandparents Shaped Her First Children's BookIn this heartwarming episode of No Dumb Questions, I’m thrilled to welcome Jocelyn Chung, a graphic designer, creator, and newly-published children's book author, to the podcast! We instantly connected during my last visit to Taiwan, and today we’re diving into her debut book, “When Love is More Than Words”, a story that beautifully captures how love transcends language, especially within Asian families—a theme that deeply resonates with me, having grown up with my grandparents and extended family.Jocelyn shares the inspiration behind her book, how her upbringing in a Taiwanese-American household influenced...
2024-10-0946 minMission Critical with Lance Chung
Mission Critical with Lance ChungMadelyn Chung (Founder, The RepresentASIAN Project): Amplifying Asian North American VoicesIn this episode, presented by Monogram Appliances Canada, Lance sits down with Madelyn Chung, founder of The RepresentASIAN Project, to discuss the complexities of cultural identity, Asian representation in media, and the ongoing work of breaking down systemic barriers within and outside the Asian community. Madelyn shares candid insights into her personal journey of embracing her roots, the impact of pivotal moments like Crazy Rich Asians, and how her platform has evolved to showcase not just success stories, but the nuanced experiences that make up the Asian diaspora. From navigating colorism and internal racism to advocating for solidarity between...
2024-09-2642 minBackstory
BackstoryBackstory Live! "The Golden Screen" w/ Jeff Yang ft. Madelyn ChungRecorded live at Reel Asian 27 in November 2023, culture critic and author Jeff Yang discusses his new book "The Golden Screen: The Movies That Made Asian America" with Madelyn Chung, Founder and Editor in Chief at the RepresentAsian Project. In this episode they discuss the trajectories of Jeff's career tracking Asian American popular culture from early print magazines to the rise of a new generation of Asian American mainstream films. Look to buy "The Golden Screen: The Movies That Made Asian America" anywhere you buy books!
2023-12-051h 16NOT A D.L.E.
NOT A D.L.E.Ep 1: Embracing Asian Identity with Madelyn ChungMeet Madelyn Chung, the founder of The RepresentASIAN Project and The Blossom Mental Health Fund. Madelyn shares her personal journey of embracing her Asian identity and how it led her to create Canada's leading Asian North American media platform dedicated to celebrating and promoting Asian culture. We explore the challenges and triumphs Madelyn faced, the impact of Asian representation, and the importance of empowering yourself.
2023-11-0250 minHappy to See Me with Erika Casupanan
Happy to See Me with Erika CasupananMadelyn Chung is changing the way we see Asian womenHearing too many “innocent” Asian jokes growing up propelled Madelyn Chung into a career dedicated to uplifting others. Madelyn is the founder of the RepresentASIAN Project, a psychotherapist and journalist. She talks about the harmful effects of underrepresentation, what she’s doing to address it and the evolution of Asian stories in pop culture. Plus, she gets vulnerable about mental health and the pressure to represent the Asian diaspora during AAPI month. Follow the Happy to See Me podcast on Instagram @happytoseemepod Follow Erika on Instagram @erika_cas Follow Madelyn on Instagram @madelynchung Follow...
2023-06-2647 minHappy to See Me with Erika Casupanan
Happy to See Me with Erika Casupanan22. Madelyn Chung is changing the way we see Asian womenHearing too many "innocent" Asian jokes growing up propelled Madelyn Chung into a career dedicated uplifting others. Madelyn is the founder of the RepresentASIAN Project, a psychotherapist and journalist. She talks about the harmful effects of underrepresentation, what she's doing to address it and the evolution of Asian stories in pop culture. Plus, she gets vulnerable about mental health and the pressure to represent the Asian diaspora during AAPI month. Follow the podcast on Instagram @happytoseemepodFollow Erika on Instagram @erika_casFollow Madelyn on Instagram @madelynchungFollow the RepresentASIAN Project on Instagram @representasianprojectPlease rate, review and subscribe!Host, creator and executive producer...
2023-06-2647 minhot pursuit by AsianBossGirl
hot pursuit by AsianBossGirlIvory Aquino on Having the Power to Rewrite Her Childhood (Celebrating Trans Day of Visibility)On today’s episode, we are so honored to have Filipina actress Ivory Aquino grace us with her vibrant energy and help us wrap up Women’s History Month. This week also coincides with International Transgender Day of Visibility (March 31st), which celebrates the accomplishments of transgender and gender nonconforming people, while also bringing awareness to the work that is needed to achieve trans justice (GLSEN). As a trans woman, Ivory describes her childhood as “a push and pull of joy and questioning.” Born and raised in the Philippines, Ivory moved to the US to study at Berklee C...
2023-03-311h 11Homegirl Nation
Homegirl Nation#1 Madelyn Chung | Turning Culture Into Community Madelyn Chung is a freelance journalist, music therapist and the founder of The RepresentASIAN Project; a platform dedicated to celebrating and amplifying asian voices in media and beyond.  Her success story with RepresentAsian Project is an interesting one as Madelyn admits, unfavourable stereotypes and lack of asian success stories in mainstream media, pushed her way from owning her culture identity for many years.  In a time when anti-asian crimes have seen a significant increase, Madelyn has now taken it upon herself to spread positive and uplifting stories from the asian Diaspora in her self made purpose driven car...
2022-08-0437 minHerCastle Confidential
HerCastle ConfidentialHow Do You Know You're Following Your Calling? | with Madelyn Chung, Founder of The RepresentASIAN Project, Ep. 7It's amazing what can happen when you follow a late-night calling. Founder of The RepresentAsian Project, Maddy Chung shares how the discovery of her identity inspired a movement. We talk about the mindset it takes to move with inspired Action. We talk about the act of service and how a creator nurtures their body, soul, and mind. We ask the question, How does one fill their cup, when they decide to really step into their truth and calling? Watch on YouTube, if you are a visual person - https://youtu.be/MNkmBp0qhRU If you...
2022-02-1640 minSmell Ya Later
Smell Ya LaterWhy Are We Still Describing Fragrances As OriEnTaL?You may have noticed how the co-hosts of this podcast audibly cringe every time we talk about a fragrance that is marketed as an "oriental" scent. It feels icky and wrong and way tone-deaf. Because it is. But why does the fragrance industry continue using such an outdated term in such a blasé matter-of-fact way? It's not like there aren't a ton of other more accurate descriptors that could be used to better explain a fragrance. It remains a mystery, however, one that more and more people are starting to rightfully question, ourselves included. While there isn't much discourse o...
2021-04-2748 minThe Cinema Chicks
The Cinema ChicksMINARI (2020)This week, Hope and Madelyn are chatting about the heartwarming and beautiful MINARI (2020) written and directed by Lee Isaac Chung.
2021-04-2132 minEscape From Plan A
Escape From Plan AEp. 93 [UNLOCKED]: And They Called It Yellow LoveAre people, Asian or otherwise, afraid of Yellow Love? Why does it seem that every other minority group is happy to celebrate same-race relationships except yellow Asians? Diana, Ray, Jong, and Oxford talk about celebrating and politicizing Yellow Love and share some of their own personal stories on the matter. *This episode was originally released as a bonus for our Patreon subscribers, but it has been unlocked for public release! TWITTER: Diana (@discoveryduck) Ray (@raydeng) Jong (@calicoarse) Oxford (@JesuInToast) REFERENCED RESOURCES: Yellow Love, Politics, and Poetry by Christina Qiu: www.thecrimson.com/column/new-roma…-relationships/ For Years, I Was Vehemently Ag...
2019-11-261h 26Escape From Plan A
Escape From Plan AEp. 98: Modern [Yellow] Love, Pt. 1 (ft. John "Baiceps" Bai)Emergency brake! We had plans to release another episode this week, but on Friday, July 12 the Modern Love section of the NYT published an article by Andrew Lee ("When a Dating Dare Leads to Months of Soul Searching), in which he talks about getting engaged to an Asian American woman who had avoided dating Asian men before. Mark, Teen, Oxford, and guest John "Baiceps" Bai talk about the underlying message of this article and what it says about the future of Asian America. Note: "Pt. 2" will be released as the next bonus episode Support us on Patreon! www.patreon.com...
2019-07-151h 03Escape From Plan A
Escape From Plan AEp. 93 (Preview): And They Called It Yellow LoveAre people, Asian or otherwise, afraid of Yellow Love? Why does it seem that every other minority group is happy to celebrate same-race relationships except yellow Asians? Diana, Ray, Jong, and Oxford talk about celebrating and politicizing Yellow Love and share some of their own personal stories on the matter. *This is a bonus episode for Patreon subscribers. To subscribe, please go to: www.patreon.com/planamag TWITTER: Diana (@discoveryduck) Ray (@raydeng) Jong (@calicoarse) Oxford (@oxford_kondo) REFERENCED RESOURCES: Yellow Love, Politics, and Poetry by Christina Qiu: https://www.thecrimson.com/column/new-romantix/article/2016/10/11/interracial-relationships/ For Years, I Was Vehemently...
2019-06-2715 minEscape From Plan A
Escape From Plan AEp. 88: Critiquing vs. Criticizing American Chad MasculinityTeen, Oxford, and Mark discuss the recent article from The Cut about wannabe "chads" who get extreme plastic surgery in hopes of becoming more attractive to women. They also talk about the Fox Business News interview between Trish Regan and Liu Xin. Support us on Patreon! www.patreon.com/planamag TWITTER: Teen (@mont_jiang) Oxford (@oxford_kondo) Mark (@snbatman) REFERENCED RESOURCES: How Many Bones Would You Break to Get Laid?: https://www.thecut.com/2019/05/incel-plastic-surgery.html With His Job Gone, an Autoworker Wonders, ‘What Am I as a Man?’: https://www.nytimes.com/2019/05/27/us/auto-worker-jobs-lost.html David Palumbo-Liu's tweet on Asia...
2019-06-101h 00Single Girl Problems
Single Girl ProblemsEpisode 15: Celebrity Trash TalkJoin my guests entertainment writer Madelyn Chung and social media influencer Jake Mossop as we dish about all the celebrity hookups breakups and the age old Hollywood tradition of robbing the cradle. Email us at singlegirlproblemspodcast@gmail.com. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2019-01-2445 min