David Lee Sanders is the founder of halfkorean.com, a website "dedicated to providing information and acting as an extended family and network for mixed Koreans." Over the last few decades, Sanders has interviewed and written about many notable mixed-race Koreans in arts, sports, entertainment, and other industries. During the conversation, he discusses the origins of his website, past interviews, current goals he has for the website, and the mixed-race Korean community. Sanders is also a native of the San Francisco Bay Area and works as a real estate property manager.

Koryo Saram: The Unreliable People is a documentary released in 2006 by Y. David Chung, a filmmaker, visual artist, and faculty member at the University of Michigan. The documentary details the migration history of Koreans in Kazakhstan, including their deportation from Far East Russia to Central Asia, orchestrated by Joseph Stalin in the 1930s. Along the way, the documentary also discusses the complex identity of Koreans in Kazakhstan and how they have integrated into Kazakh society. During the conversation, Chung discusses different aspects of his film and new insights he has about Koryo Saram, or the Koreans of Central Asia.

Link: http://www.koryosaram.net/

Emanuel Hahn is an LA-based photographer and director who has recently released the second edition of his highly acclaimed book "Koreatown Dreaming," which depicts individual businesses in Koreatowns across the U.S. through photography and written narratives. Hahn, who is of Korean descent, grew up in Saipan, Singapore, and Cambodia before moving to the U.S. for college. During the conversation, Hahn discusses how his early life as a third-culture kid piqued his interest in the Korean diaspora and ultimately led him to document the Korean diaspora through photography. He also details the process of creating "Koreatown Dreaming" and the reasons behind its different aspects such as its structure and photography style.

Koreatown Dreaming: https://www.emanuelhahn.com/koreatowndreaming