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The Oscar-nominated director joins the show to discuss his highly touted film and its resonance with the Asian American experience
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Dave shares his thoughts on what the food landscape of post-pandemic America might look like (0:52) before he and Chris Ying are joined by Oscar-nominated Minari director Lee Isaac Chung to discuss his highly touted film and its resonance with the Asian American experience (16:52).
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