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Comedy InvAsian III (Episode 1: Shivaan Nadan "Straight Outta Fiji")
Shivaan Nadan delivers a funny, insightful, and deeply personal look at growing up in America as an Indian immigrant from Fiji, exploring identity, culture, family, and the pursuit of belonging with warmth, wit, and heart.
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Comedy InvAsian III (Episode 2: Erik Escobar "Breaking Dad")
Erik Escobar shares a hilarious and heartfelt story about how his father inspired him to pursue comedy, reflecting on family, culture, and the unexpected lessons that helped shape his journey to the stage.
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Comedy InvAsian III (Episode 4: Juno Men "Aggressively Asian")
Juno Men shares a funny, fearless, and deeply personal perspective as a transgender Cambodian American comedian, exploring identity, culture, family, and self-discovery with sharp humor, authenticity, and heart.
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Comedy InvAsian III (Episode 3: Vanja Renee "Blasian on Fire")
Vanja Renee shares a hilarious and candid take on dating as a half-Black, half-Korean comedian, exploring identity, culture, and modern romance with sharp wit, fearless honesty, and irresistible charm.
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Comedy InvAsian III (Episode 5: Ludi Lin "One Hand Clapping")
Ludi Lin shares his unique perspective on life as an international action star, revealing how his Chinese Canadian heritage has shaped his worldview and inspired the humor that keeps him grounded both on and off screen.
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Comedy InvAsian III (Episode 6: Trevor Jang "Chindian")
Trevor Jang shares a heartfelt and hilarious perspective on sobriety, identity, and belonging as he navigates life between his Indigenous and Chinese Canadian roots, finding humor, resilience, and wisdom along the way.
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Comedy InvAsian III (Episode 7: Kitty Pine "Lucid Dreaming")
Kitty Pine shares a hilarious, heartfelt, and unapologetic perspective as a transgender Filipino American comedian from Hawaii, finding humor in identity, culture, family, and the journey of being authentically herself.
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Comedy InvAsian III (Episode 8: Michelle MaliZaki "Ichiban Mom")
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Michelle MaliZaki shares a hilarious and inspiring journey of discovering stand-up comedy after 40, proving it's never too late to chase a dream while balancing life as a Japanese American mom.