The Korean American Perspectives podcast by the Council of Korean Americans highlights the voices and stories of influential leaders across corporate, media, and civic spheres. Season 4 returns with a dynamic series of conversations centering on trailblazing leadership, innovative solutions to the challenges facing our society, and the evolving voice of our community in America. Each episode delves into personal journeys and broader societal themes, showcasing the impact and potential of Korean Americans shaping our collective future.
The Korean American Perspectives podcast by the Council of Korean Americans highlights the voices and stories of influential leaders across corporate, media, and civic spheres. Season 4 returns with a dynamic series of conversations centering on trailblazing leadership, innovative solutions to the challenges facing our society, and the evolving voice of our community in America. Each episode delves into personal journeys and broader societal themes, showcasing the impact and potential of Korean Americans shaping our collective future.
Breaking Barriers
The first episode of our season features a humorous and inspiring fireside chat with JoAnne “JO” Bass, the former 19th Chief Master Sergeant of the United States Air Force. She has the distinction of being the first woman to hold the highest senior enlisted rank in any U.S. military branch, as well as the first person of Asian American descent to hold the highest senior enlisted position in the Air Force.
Episodes | Season 4
Welcome to Season 4 of the Korean American Perspectives Podcast, presented by the Council of Korean Americans (CKA). This season continues our mission to highlight Korean American leaders and changemakers in business, media, and politics. Each episode features a deep conversation with a distinguished guest, exploring their journey and themes shaping our community.
The first episode of our season features a humorous and inspiring fireside chat with JoAnne “JO” Bass, the former 19th Chief Master Sergeant of the United States Air Force. She has the distinction of being the first woman to hold the highest senior enlisted rank in any U.S. military branch, as well as the first person of Asian American descent to hold the highest senior enlisted position in the Air Force.
The second episode of our season features a lively and insightful conversation with award-winning Korean American culinary pioneers Beverly Kim and Danny Lee, moderated by celebrity chef and author Edward Lee. Recorded live at the National Museum of Art, this is more than a conversation about food—it’s a powerful dialogue about representation, creativity, and the evolving voice of Koreans in America.
In Episode 3, we sit down with pastor, author, and social innovator Dave Gibbons for a powerful conversation inspired by his new memoir, The Shape of My Eyes: A Memoir of Race, Faith, and Finding Myself. He shares his journey from trauma and estrangement to healing and purpose, offering insight for anyone navigating pain, searching for belonging, or striving to live authentically in an ever-changing world.
Episodes | Season 4
Welcome to Season 4 of the Korean American Perspectives Podcast, presented by the Council of Korean Americans (CKA). This season continues our mission to highlight Korean American leaders and changemakers in business, media, and politics. Each episode features a deep conversation with a distinguished guest, exploring their journey and themes shaping our community.
The first episode of our season features a humorous and inspiring fireside chat with JoAnne “JO” Bass, the former 19th Chief Master Sergeant of the United States Air Force. She has the distinction of being the first woman to hold the highest senior enlisted rank in any U.S. military branch, as well as the first person of Asian American descent to hold the highest senior enlisted position in the Air Force.
The second episode of our season features a lively and insightful conversation with award-winning Korean American culinary pioneers Beverly Kim and Danny Lee, moderated by celebrity chef and author Edward Lee. Recorded live at the National Museum of Art, this is more than a conversation about food—it’s a powerful dialogue about representation, creativity, and the evolving voice of Koreans in America.
In Episode 3, we sit down with pastor, author, and social innovator Dave Gibbons for a powerful conversation inspired by his new memoir, The Shape of My Eyes: A Memoir of Race, Faith, and Finding Myself. He shares his journey from trauma and estrangement to healing and purpose, offering insight for anyone navigating pain, searching for belonging, or striving to live authentically in an ever-changing world.
Episodes | Season 3
Episodes | Season 3
Episodes | Season 2
Episodes | Season 2
Episodes | Season 1
Episodes | Season 1
