Choosing My College Major
Factors to consider and my personal journey choosing a college major as an Asian American woman.
Life Lessons with NPR Host and Journalist Ailsa Chang
NPR host Ailsa Chang sits down with Mochi to share what she’s learned about herself over the course of her illustrious career … at least, so far.
Reclaiming Wellness Through a New Perspective of Self-Care
How can we care for others if we neglect ourselves? Exploring how to balance self-care and our duties to our families.
6 Must-See Films at This Year’s CAAMFest
Check out these Asian and Asian American films, shorts, and animated shorts currently showing at the 2024 CAAMFest: Lifting the Truths of Our Stories.
Nimol Bunchan Elevates Cambodian Cinema to Global Heights
With only $1,000, Nimol Bunchan built Sastra Film into Cambodia’s premier studio. Read on for how and why Bunchan prioritizes and showcases Cambodian cinema.
“Funt”: A Witty and Charming Glimpse Into Comedic Force Sierra Katow
Sierra Katow’s debut comedic special “Funt” is a joyous experience full of razor-sharp wit and infectious charm. Check our review for more about Katow’s show.
Finding “South by South Asian” Representation at SXSW
SXSW may be over this year, but South Asian representation in film isn’t. Read on for takes by South Asian filmmakers like Dev Patel and Lilly Singh.
Book Releases to Ring in Spring
This list includes memoirs that distill a country’s recent history, fantasies that call upon battles from long ago, and narratives that center the modern immigrant.
Anna May Wong Is “Not Your China Doll”
An interview with Katie Gee Salisbury on writing her biography about the life and times of Anna May Wong.
Kat Lieu Gives Asian Recipes a Modern Twist in “Modern Asian Kitchen”
With the launch of a new cookbook, Kat Lieu spoke with Mochi about her recipes, her cultural connection with food, and why she amplifies the Asian community.