Get Fired Up For Pixar’s “Elemental”
Voice actor Leah Lewis talks about being in Peter Sohn’s latest release, a poignant drama about immigration and parental expectations with the standard Pixar flair.
Third State Books on the State of AAPI Stories and Publishing
The co-founders of Third State Books discuss diversity in publishing, Asian American stories, and representation in our books and entertainment.
Forever Young: Celebrating Life in “Last Summer of Nathan Lee”
“Last Summer of Nathan Lee” debuted its world premiere at CAAMFest 2023. Mochi sits down to discuss the film with the director, Quentin Lee.
Exploring the Genius of Nam June Paik on PBS’ American Masters Doc
“Nam June Paik: Moon Is the Oldest TV,” directed by Korean American Amanda Kim, elevates a revolutionary artist’s concern for the future of technology and of humanity.
Hit Like a Girl: Claudia Tan’s Road to “Perfect Addiction”
Romance author Claudia Tan sits down with Mochi to discuss her early writing journey, her hit novel, “Perfect Addiction,” making its way to the big screen, and balancing writing with her pop music career.
Floating Along in Gina Chung’s “Sea Change”
The Korean American’s debut novel follows Ro, a Korean American woman set adrift by her feelings of loneliness and disappointment.
Third-generation Asian American Michael Bow Resurrects His K-pop Persona on “Kung Fu”
Asian American actor Michael Bow talks about Asian representation in Hollywood and his role on the TV series “Kung Fu.”
Author Maria Dong Centers A Different Kind of Protagonist in New Suspense Novel “Liar, Dreamer, Thief”
Maria Dong, the author of the newly released suspense novel “Liar, Dreamer, Thief,” talks about mental illness in her work and in her personal life.
Conversation with Felicia Chiao, Illustrator of A24’s New Children’s Book by Daniel Kwan
Mochi talks with Felicia Chiao, illustrator of A24’s new children’s book “24 Minutes to Bedtime!,” written by Daniel Kwan.
Jacob Batalon’s “Reginald The Vampire” is Fat, Funny, and Full of Heart
In SyFy’s new series “Reginald the Vampire,” Filipino American Jacob Batalon brings his self-deprecating humor and Pinoy charm, while highlighting self-love in the face of fatphobia.