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Publisher |: Earios

Media Type |: audio

Podknife tags |: Comedy,; Interview,; Society & Culture

Categories Via RSS |: Comedy,; Comedy Interviews,; Society & Culture,; True Crime

With anti-Asian hate crimes at record numbers, season two of THE MARGARET CHO - MORTAL MINORITY, Margaret's examining the HISTORICAL CRIMES that laid the GROUNDWORK for this recent onslaught of VIOLENCE. The 1871 Chinatown Massacre, The Fortune Teller Murders, the 2007 Virginia Tech Massacre. Margaret talks with Asian comedians, authors, journalists, podcasters as well as the organizations and people working to stop Asian hate. Subscribe to THE MARGARET CHO MORTAL MINORITY - wherever you listen to podcasts.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

People |: Margaret Cho (@margaretcho)
Country Of Origin |: USA
Produced In |: Los Angeles, CA
Premiere Date |: 2019-06-27
Frequency |: Weekly
Explicit |: No

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85 Available Episodes (85 Total) / Average duration: 00:45:11

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85 Available Episodes (85 Total)Average duration: 00:45:11

Jun 17, 2021

00:34:59

In the season two finale of The Margaret Cho Mortal Minority, Margaret and comedian Sherry Cola discuss the unsolved 2017 murder of a Chinese-American teenager that has recently been reclassified as a hate crime. Also, the anti-Chinese laws in the Bay Area town Antioch that led to the destruction of its Chinatown in 1876.

We are highlighting the Oakland Chinatown Chamber Foundation who is raising funds to helpthe 71-year-old man who was brutally attacked on May 19th.

Donate here: https://www.paypal.com/fundraiser/charity/1861236

The Margaret Cho is an Earios production.

Theme music by Margaret Cho and Wade Ryan.

Produced by Amanda Lund.

Edited by Molly Hawkey.

Call the Earios hotline: 626-604-6262.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jun 10, 2021

00:36:43

Margaret and comedian Phil Yu discuss the 1880 Denver Riot and the recent San Leandro beating of an 80-year-old Asian man.

This week, we are highlighting the San Leandro nonprofit Community Impact Lab. Founded by Xouhoa Bowen, Community Impact Lab envisions a world where women and their abilities are valued, where work and life can be integrated, and where families act as a force for positive social change.

They organized a StoptheHate Rally in response to the San Leandro attack. To get involved go to communityimpactlab.org

The Margaret Cho is an Earios production.

Theme music by Margaret Cho and Wade Ryan.

Produced by Amanda Lund.

Edited by Molly Hawkey.

Call the Earios hotline: 626-604-6262.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jun 03, 2021

00:39:03

This week, Margaret and photographer and judge of Asia’s Next Top Model Yu Tsai, discuss the recent Indianapolis FedEx shooting that took the lives of nine people, including four members of the Sikh community. Also, the 2007 Virginia Tech Shooting.

This week we are highlighting the GoFundMe page for the Indianapolis survivors fund. https://www.gofundme.com/f/indianapolis-april-15th-survivors-fund?utm_campaign=p_cp_url&utm_medium=os&utm_source=customer

The Margaret Cho is an Earios production.

Theme music by Margaret Cho and Wade Ryan.

Produced by Amanda Lund.

Edited by Molly Hawkey.

Call the Earios hotline: 626-604-6262.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

May 27, 2021

00:45:10

Margaret and Comedian Irene Tu discuss the life and controversial death of Haing Ngor, a survivor of Khmer Rouge and the first and only Asian actor to win an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor.

We are highlighting the GoFundMe page for Chui Fong Eng.

The Margaret Cho is an Earios production.

Theme music by Margaret Cho and Wade Ryan.

Produced by Amanda Lund.

Edited by Molly Hawkey.

Call the Earios hotline: 626-604-6262.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

May 20, 2021

00:39:02

This week, Margaret is joined by comedian and writer on Late Night with Seth Meyers, Karen Chee, to discuss the 1887 Hells Canyon Massacre where 35 Chinese gold miners were ambushed and murdered. Also, they talk about the London Livestreamer who stopped a knife attack against a Singaporean student.

This episode highlights Stop AAPI Hate. This is an organization that is working to track and analyze this uptick in Asian hate crimes by creating a database. To report a hate crime, go to stopaapihate.org.

The Margaret Cho is an Earios production.

Theme music by Margaret Cho and Wade Ryan.

Produced by Amanda Lund.

Edited by Molly Hawkey.

Call the Earios hotline: 626-604-6262.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

May 13, 2021

00:44:45

This week Margaret talks with comedian Atsuko Okatsuka about the murder of JOHN CHAU, the 26 year old missionary who was killed when he tried to convert a remote Sentinelese tribe in 2018 and the recent attack on a Brooklyn Chef and her cat.

The GOFUNDME for Ponzu the cat has been fulfilled but consider donating to a local animal shelter in Ponzu's honor.

The Margaret Cho is an Earios production.

Theme music by Margaret Cho and Wade Ryan.

Produced by Amanda Lund.

Edited by Molly Hawkey.

Call the Earios hotline: 626-604-6262.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

May 06, 2021

00:50:28

This week, Margaret and comedian Robin Tran discuss the bizarre 2005 murders of a Little Saigon psychic and her daughter -- known as the Fortune Teller Murders. Also, Margaret shares a psychic prediction that actually came true, a deep-dive on Pho, and Feng-Shui.

This week we are highlighting Cali Kye Cab, which is a Bay Area service covering cab rides up to forty dollars for AAPI people who feel unsafe taking public transportation. Follow them on instagram @calikyecab. You can also donate via Zelle or Venmo, https://linktr.ee/calikyecab.

The Margaret Cho is an Earios production.

Theme music by Margaret Cho and Wade Ryan.

Produced by Amanda Lund.

Edited by Molly Hawkey.

Call the Earios hotline: 626-604-6262.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Apr 29, 2021

00:46:08

This week, Margaret talks with podcaster/author Kristen Meinzer about Andrew Suh, a 19 year old college student who killed his sister's fiancé at her behest in 1993. Also, they talk about Meghan Markle and the invisible elements of biracial identity, how Margaret is thrilled to have moved into 'Ajumma' territory, and why forgiveness is overrated.

This week Margaret highlights HEART OF DINNER. Volunteer or donate at Heartofdinner.org.

The Margaret Cho is an Earios production.

Theme music by Margaret Cho and Wade Ryan.

Produced by Amanda Lund.

Edited by Molly Hawkey.

Call the Earios hotline: 626-604-6262.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Apr 22, 2021

00:45:53

Margaret talks with comedian Jenny Yang about the Rock Springs Massacre of 1885 that left 28 Chinese people dead. Tensions between white coal miners and Chinese workers reached a boiling point. White workers perceived that the Chinese workers were taking their jobs (willing to work for lower wages) and led a riot and subsequent massacre that touched off a wave of anti-Chinese violence.

Also, they discuss the San Francisco man threatening Asian women at a bakery, Asian ghost stories and Chinese dragons.

Support Red Canary Song, a grassroots collective of Asian & migrant sex workers. Redcanarysong.net

The Margaret Cho is an Earios production.

Theme music by Margaret Cho and Wade Ryan.

Produced by Amanda Lund.

Edited by Molly Hawkey.

Call the Earios hotline: 626-604-6262.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Apr 15, 2021

00:47:18

This week, Margaret talks with author R.O. Kwon (The Incendiaries) about the infamous liquor store shooting of 15 year old Latasha Harlins by Soon Ja Du that along with the beating of Rodney King, set off the LA Riots. Also, the trope of Black-Asian conflict and the Derek Chauvin trial.

Today we are highlighting the GoFundMe for Vilma Kari. https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-and-support-we-are-with-you-vilma-kari

The Margaret Cho is an Earios production.

Theme music by Margaret Cho and Wade Ryan.

Produced by Amanda Lund.

Edited by Molly Hawkey.

Call the Earios hotline: 626-604-6262.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jun 17 | 00:34:59

Chinatown Destruction with Sherry Cola

Jun 10 | 00:36:43

History of Resistance with Phil Yu

Jun 03 | 00:39:03

Virginia Tech Massacre with Yu Tsai

May 27 | 00:45:10

Oriental Lazy Boy Gang with Irene Tu

May 20 | 00:39:02

Hells Canyon Massacre with Karen Chee

May 13 | 00:44:45

Youth Minister Murder with Atsuko Okatsuka

May 06 | 00:50:28

Fortune Teller Murders with Robin Tran

Apr 29 | 00:46:08

The Noona Murder with Kristen Meinzer

Apr 22 | 00:45:53

Murderous White Coworkers with Jenny Yang

Apr 15 | 00:47:18

"Black-Korean Conflict" and the LA Riots w/ R.O. Kwon

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