Comments on: Bicoastal Bitchin Podcast

By: jaehwan

jaehwan — Fri, 24 Apr 2009 07:01:03 +0000

Haha…thanks, Anna! Actually, whenever I listen to my own voice, I’m always thinking the exact same thing–what happened to the deepness and authority I thought I had?

By: anna

anna — Thu, 23 Apr 2009 18:36:58 +0000

wow…….bryon wongs voice sounds so light and soft……..wasnt expecting that…..thought it would be much deeper and more authoritative.

lol,…..well great podcast!!

By: minoritymilitant

minoritymilitant — Thu, 23 Apr 2009 00:43:43 +0000

I had a three paragraph comment up right after I listened to the podcast earlier, then my computer shut down suddenly. No shit. Now my thoughts are gone.

Well, I enjoyed the podcast. The gender balance, the vibe, and all the questions were on point. I’m glad to see more Asian folks come out of the woodwork of public service and take to activism over these webs.

Good point about strong activists not asking permission. I forget who told me this, but it when something like, “Asking for forgiveness is better than asking for permission.” Then again, this was a totally different topic. He could’ve been talkin’ about belly dancing for all I know.

By: The Premier Independent Stunt Crew

The Premier Independent Stunt Crew — Wed, 22 Apr 2009 07:50:46 +0000

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By: jaehwan

jaehwan — Tue, 21 Apr 2009 21:16:34 +0000

Can’t you just mail him a check for 8 bucks?

By: Eric Jacobus

Eric Jacobus — Tue, 21 Apr 2009 18:15:54 +0000

Eric here, the lead from Dogs of Chinatown (mentioned at 12:30 mark). Thanks for the plug in the podcast and the nice words going in my direction.

Here’s the email Blake sent me on the night of the Dogs of Chinatown screening. Had I known Vu was coming, he’d have received a free ticket. Now he has to settle for a free “Dogs of Chinatown” DVD. Sorry Vu.

Blake Faucette to Vu, me
show details Apr 3

Hey Eric,
Not sure if you can make this happen on short notice but if you can get the Bicoastal guys a couple of tickets to the screening tonight that’d be great. If not, I’ll get them a dvd when the movie comes out.
Thanks,
Blake

If I had an iPhone to check my email, I could’ve gotten Vu into the theatre and spared him the embarrassment of owning a free “Dogs of Chinatown” DVD in the future. He can have mine. I’ve made my own DVD by cutting out all the parts with my bad acting and dancing. I think it’s pushing the 3 minute mark.

Vu and I had a quick conversation after the show and I could tell that he hadn’t changed his mind. I just hoped people would enjoy the action, and Vu seemed impressed by that. But I said everything in person that I said on the website, so offline and online I believe my comments were pretty consistent, and online I’m a good guy too (see BcB blog comments where I respond to an angry poster calling me “vanilla” and a “f*ggot”).

And a little clarification, here are the Asian ethnicities in the film: there are three Chinese people, two Korean people, three Vietnamese people, one Filipino guy, two half-Asians (I dunno what ‘halves’ they were), and one Thai woman, who plays a Thai woman!

By: BcB Podcast Interview with The Big WOWO « BicoastalBitchin’s Weblog

BcB Podcast Interview with The Big WOWO « BicoastalBitchin’s Weblog — Tue, 21 Apr 2009 16:26:06 +0000

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