"A Look Into Our America" spotlights Asians and Pacific Islanders in America today.
When the internet was new people had many questions. Now it has become the norm and the next era of robotics and technology is becoming more widespread and questionable at the same time: AI. With tools like Chat-GPT becoming more popular in use, concerns arise on whether humans will be replaced at work and what the new world will look like when AI automates more than what we can currently imagine. Co-CEO Pulkit Jaiswal joins us and explains what AI actually means, what it is used for and what real concerns and focuses we should have.
Wealth Manager and Advisor, Quinnie Lin, came to the United States as a young child with her hardworking parents with little means. Today, she heads her own firm, Lin Wealth Management, helping people and businesses achieve financial security and growth through comprehensive financial and investment planning.
Lau Martial Arts club recently opened in the States following a long tradition and lineage of martial artists in the Hong Kong film industry. Typically taught to stunt coordinators and performers, for the first time ever, Master Lau and his family are teaching their historical and well known skills to the public.
ChimeTV was on hand for the Asian American Expo - the biggest Lunar New Year Celebration in North America. With over 5,000 vendors, the expo continues to grow and attract a wide audience for its food, shopping and entertainment.
We also showcase a first-time filmmaker’s journey to the Oscars and the change he brought to the Academy. Meet the writer and director of just-released The Monk and The Gun.
Originally from Korea, Jinyoung Lee spent a year in Hawaii and fell in love with the islands. After moving to Hawaii she missed her home country and struggled to connect with new friends in her new environment. After forming relationships through her journalism work, she stumbled across the origins of the first ever Korean immigrants arriving to the US, in 1903, more specifically to Hawaii. This piece of information gave her great purpose and a mission to develop documentaries on the history and preservation of Korean culture in the US.
Ever wondered what it takes to produce an award show? We caught up with Emmy Award Winning Producer Augie Max Vargas to get a deeper understanding and appreciation of the real BTS of Awards Shows.
Joe Wong, a Chinese American Comedian and Biochemist talks with Host Yasmine Tanres about his North America tour "This Asian Hates Asian Hate".
From Mumbai to Los Angeles, Chef Sanjay shares his secret ingredient that captivates clients that garnered Bollywood Bites "Best Indian Food in LA,” five years in a row.
Talking about substance abuse, sexuality and overall being vulnerable can be extremely hard, especially within the API community. But Emmy-winning TV Executive Joel Relampagos knew that opening up could save more than one life. Learn about Joel’s journey of success rising within the industry, overcoming difficult moments, and turning those into great strengths by helping others alongside Host Yasmine Tanres.
Asian Hustle Network founders Maggie Chui and Bryan Pham share their story of how they met and formed the 250K+ community that supports new and established entrepreneurs and creatives within the API community globally. Their platform may be known across the globe, but their story and goals are not quite! Find out more in conversation with Yasmine Tanres.
Gold House is a collective of multicultural leaders with a common goal to establish socioeconomic equity for multicultural communities through unity, investments and promotions. One of the much anticipated events of the year, whereby this is very much felt, is the Gold Gala. Including an A100 List of individuals from legends in entertainment to professionals within a variety of fields, this event honors and celebrates the great strides individuals have made for the API community.