Bonding Time: Food in our homes and classrooms

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In Tanglement

Cinevolution

5 episodes

3 days ago

Welcome to In Tanglement, a 6-part podcast series on art, culture and race in today's world. Through intimate conversations with artists, filmmakers, and community organizers, we explore contemporary stories and perspectives from the Asian diaspora. In Tanglement is hosted by Yun-Jou Chang, Minah Lee, and Rebecca Wang, and produced by Cinevolution. This program is made possible with financial assistance from the Government of British Columbia. Episodes are released every Tuesday. Cover art created by Deanne Achong (@goodybank).

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Bonding Time: Food in our homes and classrooms

In Tanglement

1 hour 6 minutes 12 seconds

3 years ago

Bonding Time: Food in our homes and classrooms

In this episode, interdisciplinary artist, performer and collaborator Kimberly Ho 何文蔚 (@kberlyho) and artist and educator Annie Canto (@anniecanto) discuss the multidimensional role food plays in their life and work.

Host Rebecca Wang 王晨釔 talks to them about Kimberly’s 2021 film To Make Ends Meat 心頭肉 and Annie’s teaching career. They also share their experiences of growing up in immigrant and mixed race families, and discuss topics such as intergenerational dialogue, race politics, and (body and cultural) language.

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This episode is lead produced by Rebecca Wang 王晨釔 with support from Yun-Jou Chang and Minah Lee. Theme music and audio engineering by Leiwa.