television

July 25, 2018

“The fact that the director allowed me to breathe and thought me worthy to take up space, it’s such a simple, subtle thing, but it was startling to me,” says Elyse Dinh who plays Mrs. Phan.

Arts

That’s what she said

Studio 360

January 11, 2018

June Thomas looks at how sexual harassment is depicted on television.

Arts

So, what is the problem with Apu?

The World

November 28, 2017

Comedian Hari Kondabolu explains that his new documentary "The Problem with Apu" is not just about a cartoon.

Culture

What to say when you’re Asian American and someone calls you ‘exotic’

The World

July 20, 2017

Paula Williams Madison wasn’t on a panel, but she brought a different take on race to the audience at Asian American ComicCon.

Arts

‘Fargo’ showrunner Noah Hawley on the creative impact of ‘Twin Peaks’

Studio 360

May 20, 2017

The cult TV series returns for a limited season on Sunday, decades after it was canceled. But for Hawley, the show never really went away.

Culture

How Trump is changing TV

Innovation Hub

April 21, 2017

The Trump phenomenon was built, in large part, by television. Michael Schneider tells us how the former star of "The Apprentice" is shaking up Hollywood — and creating some unexpected winners.

Arts

How to talk like a TV writer, as explained by David Mandel of 'Veep'

Studio 360

April 18, 2017

“Veep” showrunner David Mandel explains five TV-writing terms you may not have heard before.

Culture

How a Muslim lawyer and critic of Showtime’s 'Homeland' became a consultant for the show

The World

March 24, 2017

The TV show has been criticized for stereotyping Muslims as terrorists. But in season six, the show is striving for a much more nuanced portrayal.

Media

Native Americans don’t have their own TV channel. A Canadian network wants to change that.

The World

March 13, 2017

Canada's Aboriginal Peoples Television Network has more than 100 original shows produced almost entirely by indigenous Canadians — from dramas and documentaries to investigative news and a cooking show.

Media

The very real science behind 'The Expanse'

Science Friday

March 13, 2017

The SyFy show about colonizing space is based on a book series by the same name — and both are firmly rooted in science.

television

Yes, they came as refugees, but on ‘Queen Sugar’ this family from Vietnam gets to be so much more

That’s what she said

So, what is the problem with Apu?

What to say when you’re Asian American and someone calls you ‘exotic’

‘Fargo’ showrunner Noah Hawley on the creative impact of ‘Twin Peaks’

How Trump is changing TV

How to talk like a TV writer, as explained by David Mandel of 'Veep'

How a Muslim lawyer and critic of Showtime’s 'Homeland' became a consultant for the show

Native Americans don’t have their own TV channel. A Canadian network wants to change that.

The very real science behind 'The Expanse'

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