The Two Kens - Asian America the Ken Fong Podcast and The Beached White Male (Ken Kemp) - review an interview by Ken Fong with Claire Chao and her breakout memoir/novel, Remembering Shanghai. It's a living, breathing model of the cost-benefit of "deconstruct." Their conversations turns to a reflection on the popular new Netflix series, Midnight Mass. The characters give more grist to deconstruction conversation. Writer/Director Mike Flanagan, has created a powerful drama that focusses on religion, addiction, miracle, social conflict, philosophy, superstition and much more. It's in the genre of vampire, horror even, which is not either Ken's preference for entertainment, but this one leaves both with much to discuss. SPOILER ALERT - if you have not seen the series, you may not want to listen to this episode until you've seen it. The two Ken's get personal - they weigh cost of changing one's mind about tribal assumptions.
The Two Kens - Asian America the Ken Fong Podcast and The Beached White Male (Ken Kemp) - review an interview by Ken Fong with Claire Chao and her breakout memoir/novel, Remembering Shanghai. It's a living, breathing model of the cost-benefit of "deconstruct." Their conversations turns to a reflection on the popular new Netflix series, Midnight Mass. The characters give more grist to deconstruction conversation. Writer/Director Mike Flanagan, has created a powerful drama that focusses on religion, addiction, miracle, social conflict, philosophy, superstition and much more. It's in the genre of vampire, horror even, which is not either Ken's preference for entertainment, but this one leaves both with much to discuss. SPOILER ALERT - if you have not seen the series, you may not want to listen to this episode until you've seen it. The two Ken's get personal - they weigh cost of changing one's mind about tribal assumptions.