Joseph Han on U.S. imperialism, Korean ghosts and Guy Fieri
Publisher |
NPR
Media Type |
audio
Publication Date |
Jun 14, 2022
Episode Duration |
00:17:07
We don't often think of Hawaii and the Korean peninsula as having any kind of shared history. But author Joseph Han disagrees — and he makes the case in his debut novel Nuclear Family. In this episode, Han and guest host B.A. Parker discuss the book and Han's experience as a Korean immigrant in Hawaii. And they unpack the long effects of U.S. imperialism and military presence in both places. Along the way, they get into ghosts, grandmas and Guy Fieri.

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