PODCAST PRODUCTION

“Inheriting”

Produced by Minju Park and James Chow
Senior produced by Anjuli Sastry-Krbechek

This show explores historical events that have affected Asian American and Pacific Islander families, and how the effects of those events ripple through generations. In doing so, the show seeks to break apart the AAPI monolith and tell a fuller story of these communities. Hosted by NPR’s Emily Kwong, produced by LAist Studios and distributed by NPR. 



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“Imperfect Paradise”

“Nury & The Secret Tapes”

Produced by Minju ParkSenior produced by Emily Guerin


“The Gen Z Water Dealmaker”

Produced by Minju Park
Senior produced by Emily Guerin

This weekly podcast follows California news stories with universal signifcance. Each episode is driven by character-focused narratives that underscore California’s reputation as a home for new opportunities, while also exploring the deeper systemic problems that are often overlooked. Hosted by LAist’s Antonia Cereijido.



Winner for “Nury & The Secret Tapes” — Radio | Large Market Podcast for Region 2 Edward R. Murrow Awards

First place for “Nury & The Secret Tapes” — Audio Storytelling for Best of the West

  For “Nury & The Secret Tapes” — The 25 Best Podcasts of 2023 for The Atlantic

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“LA Made: The Barbie Tapes”

Produced by Minju Park

This show features never-before-heard archival tapes of interviews with Barbie’s creators and tracks the making of a doll into a cultural icon. Hosted by M.G. Lord, author of “Forever Barbie: The Unauthorized Biography of a Real Doll.”

Best History Podcasts of 2023 for Spotify

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“California Love: K-Pop Dreaming”

Produced by Minju Park and James Chow
Senior produced by Fiona Ng

This show follows the history and rise of K-Pop music in the U.S. through the perspective of the Korean diaspora in Los Angeles. Part pop culture analysis and musical history, blended with host Vivian Yoon’s coming-of-age memoir as a second generation immigrant coming to terms with her identity.

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“The Big Disaster: The Big Burn”

Produced by Minju Park
Senior produced by Natalie Chudnovsky and Anjuli Sastry-Krbechek

This show is a wildfire survival guide in a new age of extreme megafires. It’s a deep dive into a blend of personal stories, scientific research and historical analysis on how we got into a wildfire problem, why fires keep getting worse and what we can do to survive as the world around us burns. Hosted by LAist science reporter Jacob Margolis.