Topic “Issue 19: Trailblazing”

MORE CORKS POPPING IN ASIA

ASIA IS NOT ONE of the first places that springs to mind when it comes to winemaking. The region has historically shown little interest in cultivating grapes for wine, largely because its population is more interested in...

By: Pia Sarkar | Posted: Thu, Apr 15th- 3:58pm | Under: Feature, Issue 19: Trailblazing

Book Review

By Katie Kitamura...

By: Nawaaz Ahmed | Posted: Tue, Apr 13th- 7:15pm | Under: Books Section, Books, Issue 19: Trailblazing

Book Review

By Maiana Minahal...

By: Barbara Janes Reyes | Posted: Tue, Apr 13th- 7:11pm | Under: Books Section, Books, Issue 19: Trailblazing

South Asian Stopover

APRIL 1971. It’s a cold night at the outdoor Greek Theatre and the seats are made of stone. But at the Berkeley Jazz Festival, the music is always worth the pain. Up on stage, a river of sound streams from Alice Coltrane’s...

By: Gina Hotta | Posted: Mon, Dec 20th- 7:51pm | Under: Music, Issue 19: Trailblazing, Music

Music Review

Kid Koala
The Slew
Puget Sound Records
kidkoala.com

By: Margot Seeto | Posted: Tue, Apr 13th- 6:56pm | Under: Music, Issue 19: Trailblazing, Reviews

Interrogasian

Dear InterrogAsian,
What was “Turning Japanese” about anyway? I heard it was about jacking off.
— ’80s Baby

By: Anonymous | Posted: Tue, Apr 13th- 6:56pm | Under: Issue 19: Trailblazing, Interrogasian

Book Review

By Marilyn Chin...

By: Claire Light | Posted: Tue, Apr 13th- 7:08pm | Under: Books Section, Books, Issue 19: Trailblazing

Contributors

GINA HOTTA, a community activist and award-winning journalist, passed away September 28 at the age of 56. Hotta, also a musician and avid jazz fan, wrote about the connection between South Asians and jazz for...

By: Lisa Wong Macabasco | Posted: Tue, Apr 13th- 6:57pm | Under: Issue 19: Trailblazing

A QUARTER-LIFE CRISIS

I’M STUCK. I’m in my late-20s; I have two degrees from the Asian American Holy Grail of schools (aka Ivy League) and some slightly unconventional, yet still model minority-worthy work experience on my resume. I’m ready to...

By: conniezheng | Posted: Tue, Apr 13th- 6:54pm | Under: Lazy Susan, Issue 19: Trailblazing, Race, Social Issues

Music Review

Islands
Vapours
Anti Records
islandsareforever.com

“Islands in the stream … No one in-between ... How can we be wrong ... And we...

By: Lyle Matsuura | Posted: Tue, Apr 13th- 6:50pm | Under: Music, Issue 19: Trailblazing, Reviews

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