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Ailsa Chang
Host and correspondent, NPR
Ailsa Chang is a host and correspondent for NPR's Weekend Edition and other programs. She has reported on a wide range of topics, including politics, social justice, and culture. Chang has won several awards for her reporting, including a Peabody Award and a duPont-Columbia University Award.
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Remembering Pierre Damas Bel, an Ohio college student with great promiseNPR All Things ConsideredSep 2, 20266:38HostLaverne Cox on her childhood, 'Walden' and her new memoir 'Transcendent'NPR's Book of the DayJun 25, 20269:00HostIn 'Contrapposto,' the meaning of love and the meaning of art go hand-in-handNPR's Book of the DayJun 22, 20268:31HostIn new memoir, Gavin Newsom reflects on his political riseNPR's Book of the DayMar 9, 20269:04HostJustinian Huang’s new novel follows a Taiwanese-American family intent on a male heirNPR's Book of the DayNov 24, 20258:58Host'Paper Girl' and 'Joyride' are memoirs by journalists who get close to their subjectsNPR's Book of the DayOct 24, 202518:51HostCookbooks 'House of Nanking' and 'Boustany' honor rich family legacies through foodNPR's Book of the DayOct 17, 202519:57GuestTamara Yajia’s memoir recounts a chaotic upbringing between the U.S. and ArgentinaNPR's Book of the DaySep 8, 20259:06Host‘Your Favorite Scary Movie’ and ‘Ready for My Close-Up’ are histories of iconic filmsNPR's Book of the DayAug 29, 202516:45Host'What Will People Think?' and 'Climbing in Heels' star women trying to make it bigNPR's Book of the DayJun 6, 202513:36HostNew cookbooks from Sarah Ahn and Roy Choi take different approaches to Korean cuisineNPR's Book of the DayMay 2, 202519:20HostIn the wake of a sexual assault, astronaut Amanda Nguyen turned to activismNPR's Book of the DayApr 8, 20258:48HostA new book from Emily Feng asks what it means to be Chinese in Xi Jinping's ChinaNPR's Book of the DayApr 2, 20258:56Host'Unassimilable' makes a radical case against assimilation for the Asian diasporaNPR's Book of the DayJan 29, 20259:09HostIn 'Growing Up Urkel,' actor Jaleel White reflects on a career-defining roleNPR's Book of the DayNov 27, 20248:34Host'How to Build a Fashion Icon' is stylist Law Roach's guide to image architectureNPR's Book of the DayOct 7, 20248:41HostIn 'Bringing Ben Home,' Barbara Bradley Hagerty examines a wrongful convictionNPR's Book of the DayAug 14, 20248:45GuestJuli Min's novel 'Shanghailanders' unfolds in reverseNPR's Book of the DayAug 7, 20248:51HostJon M. Chu's memoir 'Viewfinder' traces his journey to making moviesNPR's Book of the DayJul 31, 20249:22Host'Tehrangeles' follows a family of aspiring Iranian influencers in LANPR's Book of the DayJun 20, 20248:44Host