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Episode 941 - Jimmy O. Yang

2018-08-12 · 88 min · 6 entities

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    American life from watching BET, and how his performances in Silicon Valley and Crazy Rich Asians are so different when it comes to the pressures of representation. Hosted on Ac
  • → hosted by Marc Maron person
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  • → discusses Comedy concept
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    Feed category: Comedy

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  • mentioned Crazy Rich Asians book
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    American life from watching BET, and how his performances in Silicon Valley and Crazy Rich Asians are so different when it comes to the pressures of representation. Hosted on Ac
  • references Crazy Rich Asians book
    0.60 · ×9
    evidence rules-v5
    American life from watching BET, and how his performances in Silicon Valley and Crazy Rich Asians are so different when it comes to the pressures of representation. Hosted on Ac

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    Feed author/publisher: Marc Maron
  • hosted by Marc Maron person
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    Feed author/publisher: Marc Maron

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  • mentioned Comedy concept
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    Feed category: Comedy
  • discusses Comedy concept
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    Feed category: Comedy
Episode description as stored
Jimmy O. Yang felt like an outsider growing up in Hong Kong and then felt like he didn't fit in studying economics in America. It was only once he starting paying five bucks to do an open mic night in Hollywood that he found a community. Jimmy tells Marc how the immigrant story was different for everyone in his family, how he got his first real lessons in American life from watching BET, and how his performances in Silicon Valley and Crazy Rich Asians are so different when it comes to the pressures of representation. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.