Asian creatives are driving global culture in film, theater, music, visual art, food, and design, and Asians in Art brings their voices together to tell the full story of that creative force. Hosted by former CNN International anchor Karuna Shinsho and producer Szewah Chin — warm and candid conversations with working artists and icons alike. New episode every two weeks. Subscribe and never miss a story worth hearing. Producers: Szewah Chin and Karuna Shinsho Music: Justin Jen Social media: Karuna Shinsho Editor: Szewah Chin Executive Producers: Szewah Chin and Karuna Shinsho
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Signup to Generate a PitchAsian creatives are driving global culture in film, theater, music, visual art, food, and design, and Asians in Art brings their voices together to tell the full story of that creative force. Hosted by former CNN International anchor Karuna Shinsho and producer Szewah Chin, warm and candid conversations with working artists and icons alike. New episode every two weeks.
Asians in Art is hosted by Karuna Shinsho/Szewah Chin. The show has published 24 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Acting Saved Kelvin Han Yee's Life" (23 October 2026, 28 minutes), "Center Stage with Music Powerhouse Judith Hill" (9 October 2026, 33 minutes), and "Jason Chu's Couch Has Become a Stage for Asian American Storytelling" (25 September 2026, 34 minutes).
Asians in Art publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 36 minutes across 24 episodes.
Booking probability for Asians in Art is 30%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Asians in Art requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Asians in Art's contact route on record: verified email.
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Karuna Shinsho/Szewah Chin hosts Asians in Art, an arts podcast with 24 episodes published.
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Episode #23
Our next guest on Asians in Art, filmed in Los Angeles, is veteran dramatic and comedic actor Kelvin Han Yee. His latest feature, “The Only Living Pickpocket in New York,” co-starring John Turturro, is in theaters...
Judith Hill is a vocalist, composer, and multi-instrumentalist. She grew up in Los Angeles in a house full of music, the daughter of Japanese jazz pianist Michiko Hill and African American funk bassist Robert “Peewee”...
Jason Chu didn't grow up thinking much about being Asian American — that came later, in college. And then, during a study abroad summer in Beijing, a chance encounter with a local rapper pulled him into China's...
Award-winning actor Cindy Cheung’s path to the stage and screen was not a linear one. Raised in California, Cindy studied applied mathematics at university and was even offered a job as a systems engineer to build F-14...
Shanghai native Violet Du Feng is known for creating multifaceted, intimate films that explore China's deeply complex social issues. A 2025 Guggenheim Fellow and Adjunct Professor at Columbia University, her credits...
We caught up with one of India's most acclaimed independent film actors and directors, Tannishtha Chatterjee, following the New York premiere of her latest film, Full Plate — her second feature as director, starring...
In this deeply personal conversation on the Asians in Art Podcast, we sit down with Radhika Vekaria — Grammy-nominated British Indian–East African vocalist, composer, sensory artist and speaker whose work explores the...
Episode #14
The Village Voice has called her work "enormously powerful, alternately voluptuous and frenetic." maura nguyễn donohue has spent over 30 years as one of New York City's most distinctive voices in avant-garde dance...
In this episode we sit down with Perry Yung, a veteran actor, musician, and activist who embodies the essence of "Be water". The Oakland, California-native who grew up idolizing Bruce Lee, the martial artist renowned...
Multi-award winning playwright, director, and translator, Aya Ogawa knows what it's like to live in many worlds and in between. Born in Tokyo and based in Brooklyn, their work centers women and non-binary perspectives...
Wen-Ting Wu is a drummer, composer, and educator from Taiwan, now at the heart of New York City's jazz scene. From the moment she felt the swing, she followed it — across genres, across oceans, and deep into the...
Growing up Filipino American in rural Alaska, Ariel Estrada learned early that he existed at the edges. Raised in a strict Asian household, he carried those pressures with him when he set his sights on New York's acting...
We couldn't fit everything into the main episode — so here's the bonus from the conversation where Tharanga Goonetilleke talks about her role as teacher, valuing her creativity and why issues should never have the final...
Tharanga Goonetilleke is one of opera's most distinctive voices — and one of its most thoughtful minds. We talk to her about her origins, the teachers who changed everything, taking her gift and passion to global...
Peter Lin is a Taiwanese-American trombonist, producer, and educator based in New Jersey & New York City. He was born in Baton Rouge, Louisiana and raised in northern New Jersey. His parents love classical and Christian...
Tom Hanks called him “Mr. Badass”. He’s been described as a “bro-ish menace” as Lorenzo in The Merchant of Venice and an “actor of the first order” as Prince Hal in Henry IV I. This episode of Asians in Art features the...
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What have our guests been up to since we last spoke with them? From books to music awards to exhibitions, we give you the latest. Follow us: Instagram: @aiashow Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php ?... Music...
It's said that history is written in stone, but playwright Lauren Yee finds it in the ordinary, whether in the groove of a Cambodian psych-rock record, at a basketball game in Beijing 1989 or in 1990s post-Soviet Union...
How has acting changed? What does it mean to be an Asian American working actor? In this episode, actors Jo Mei and Kenneth Lee discuss a life devoted to acting, the essence of acting and the drive for greater...
Episode #4
For this episode of Asians in Art, we spoke with interdisciplinary artist Xyza Cruz Bacani at her most recent installation, The Diaspora is Home, at Flux IV in New York. At the age of 19, Xyza travelled from Bambang...
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