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Hosted by Culture Connect · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 16 episodes
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Eleanor Lisney (Thoe Chooi Wah) writer and cultural leader, embarks on a journey exploring identity. Her own, and with guests who share her East and South-East Asian Identity. Diving deeper, and exploring the intersections of being disabled, a woman and LGBTQ+. Being from the East, by heritage and adopted by Western Cultures. How do we adapt and negotiate? We get packaged together, but like an onion we can get to the different layers. eleanorlisney.substack.com
Culture Connect hosts Between Nasi Goreng and Fried Rice, a society show with 16 episodes published.
After a short hiatus Eleanor is back and this week she spoke with Will Pham, a British Vietnamese artist and community organiser, about identity, migration, and the role of art in storytelling. This episode reveals how i
On Between Nasi Goreng and Fried Rice this week I spent some time with Shan, a friend from Coventry who came to keep me company over Christmas. Shan came to the UK from China over 20 years ago. We discussed the unique jo
Between Nasi Goreng and Fried Rice this week is James Lee. You can also listen to this episode on Spotify, YouTube and Apple Podcasts James and I first met at the House of Commons during a campaign to ratify the Istanbul
In this week's episode of Between Nasi Goreng and Fried Rice I was delighted to talk to the multi-hyphenate and award winning artist and author Khairani Barokka. We discussed how she first came to the UK, her book, Annah
This week I sat down with the brilliant James Olabre. James is the Operations and Development Manager at Transport for London. We were both directors at EVR (End Violence and Racism Against ESEA Communities) now rebrande
Very pleased to have Jasmine Thien on Between Nasi Goreng and Fried Rice this week. Jasmine is a fully blind, Bruneian born Chinese actor, writer, spoken word artist and stand up comedian. Her work explores intersectiona
This week I sat down with Pierre Tran. Pierre is a Paris based reporter, who has worked for specialist websites, newspapers, international news agencies, and magazines, covering corporate news, politics and financial mar
I first met Anthony Leung when I was hotdesking at the Design district. Anthony is the founder of Mean Write Hook, a media and marketing company with vision. He moved from Hong Kong to Canada and then to London. In our c
Dr. Ahneez Abdul Hameed is a Malaysian medical doctor specialising in clinical microbiology. She's also my friend and classmates' daughter from back home in Malaysia. I met her as a child when her mother, Begum came to t
Naziaty Mohd Yaacob is an architectural educator, entrepreneur and artist. She is a former associate professor and architectural design practitioner. Naziaty (Naz) and I first met in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia when I was the
Daniel York Loh is a phenomenon in the cultural scene. An actor, writer, playwright, director but also a social activist. Forgotten 遗忘, 2018 He is also an activist. In this podcast we discussed his works and his philosop
I have known *Lin for a few years but didnt know much about her life before she moved to the UK. Today's episode was an opportunity to delve into that - her leaving Vietnam as part of the boat people in her mother's stom
In this week’s episode I discuss the term 'balik kampung’ with David Kam. David and I are both from Malaysia. 'Balik kampung’, in Malay, signifies going back to your home town/village. Being in London and the barriers to
This week in Between Nasi Goreng and Fried Rice I meet Bonnie Chui. Bonnie has impressed me since we first met and even more so since we became friends, agreeing on women's rights and discussing on accessibility and disa
Welcome to Between Nasi Goreng and Fried Rice. I’m Eleanor Lisney I was born in Malaysia and have since lived in the UK, France and the USA . Over the next few months I’ll be interviewing ESEA people about food, culture,
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Between Nasi Goreng and Fried Rice is hosted by Culture Connect. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 16 episodes.
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