More than ever before, a growing number of LGBT APIs - that’s lesbian gay bisexual transgender Asian Pacific Islanders - are out and proud. In honor of LGBT pride month, we begin tonight’s hour with a special...
Join us tonight for a special one-hour show with Filipina writer, feminist and activist Ninotchka Rosca. An organizer and award-winning novelist, she joins us live in the studio for an extended conversation about...
A widow whose husband’s killer becomes a customer in her restaurant, a man who discovers he can dial his old house in Vietnam simply by picking up the phone, and a father raising his young daughter alone in a California...
Tonight we devote the entire hour to airing stories from the queer Arab diaspora, recorded live from the March edition of Queer Memoir - an NYC-based storytelling event for the...
The first bilingual collection of LGBTQ Korean American stories will be released this spring. Despite recent unprecedented recognition of lesbian and gay rights in the U.S., LGBTQ Korean Americans continue to face...
On the 60th anniversary of the armistice of the Korean War—widely referred to as the “Forgotten War,” even as it threatens to reignite on the Korean peninsula today—a new documentary
B|ta'arof is a recently-launched arts and culture print magazine featuring a variety of work from the global Iranian diaspora. From classic images of ads from the 1970's to contemporary portraits of bachelors...
"Thao’s Vietnamese parents keep pushing her to marry – a man. Her other family – her Queer activist friends, coworkers, and community – wants her to come out. Thao doesn't want to do either!" What's a queer...
APF speaks with Tejpreet Kaur of the Sikh Coalition on the recent shootings at a Gurdwara in Oak Creek, Wisconsin, which left 7 people dead and several wounded. We discuss the political climate that leads to the...
