Justin Ching's guest appearances

Justin Ching

Rock the Boat | Asian American Podcast

The Whisper Network

Why You No Doctor: An Asian-American Podcast

The Whole Student

Patrick Lee

Jason Y. Lee

Bing Chen

Simon Tam

Elizabeth Yin

Leana Wen

Abigail Hing Wen

Erin Lim

Jacob Fu

Jason Wang

Malinda Lo

Tracy Chou

Eric Sze

Charlotte Cho

Ben Sun

OwlTail

Season 2 of The Whole Student podcast starts now! Justin Ching, Forbes 30 Under 30 award-winning writer/director for TV and film — and Dunn School alumnus — returns to his alma mater to talk about his experience as a troubled youth in the Inland Empire, the transformational teachers he experienced at Dunn School, and an entrepreneurship mentor who influenced him at home.

Season 2 of The Whole Student podcast starts now! <a href="https://justinching.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Justin Ching, Forbes 30 Under 30 award-winning writer/director for TV and film</a> — and Dunn School alumnus — returns to his alma mater to talk about his experience as a troubled youth in the Inland Empire, the transformational teachers he experienced at Dunn School, and an entrepreneurship mentor who influenced him at home.

Justin Ching | Season 2 | Episode 1

Episode 4: Justin Ching (@justinrching) is a producer who has made hit series for many media giants including Disney, YouTube, and Fox. He’s since left his full-time job at Fox to pursue a different kind of journey; in 2016, he founded his own production company, j-school, through which he works to tell the stories that matter the most: those of all underrepresented groups. What started with a free editing software called iMovie has now brewed into a continuous passion beyond just a career path - and, well, also a Forbes 30 Under 30 award in media.In episode four of the Why You No Doctor podcast, Justin takes us through it all: from a small city known as San Bernardino, to a ticket to an Ivy League school, to jobs at the largest media companies… to learning how to find Morocco - hear his story now.Join the community! Follow us on Instagram @wyndpodcast and find all of our socials at whyyounodoctor.com/podcast.Questions or comments? Email us at nancy@whyyounodoctor.com.Show Notes0:00 - Introducing Justin Ching0:45 - Getting in the filmmaking industry - from San Bernardino to UPenn to discovering his love for writing6:05 - How Justin’s life was changed at 177:20 - Growing up Asian in San Bernardino and finding peace with the lasting effects10:00 - What it’s like being an Asian in the filmmaking industry now: Disney, YouTube/Google, Fox14:40 - Starting his own production company, j-school, and playing the great Hollywood game17:18 - Justin’s advice to college students: reaching out, going all in, and staying sane19:50 - Tips on staying sane: keeping a small circle, being self-aware of the culture21:05 - Never being above the culture, and never being above helping other people22:26 - What’s the worst advice Justin has gotten thus far in his career?24:50 - Justin calls you to find your Morocco26:23 - Find Justin online: @justinrchingSupport the show

Episode 4: Justin Ching (@justinrching) is a producer who has made hit series for many media giants including Disney, YouTube, and Fox.  He’s since left his full-time job at Fox to pursue a different kind of journey; in 2016, he founded his own production company, j-school, through which he works to tell the stories that matter the most: those of all underrepresented groups. What started with a free editing software called iMovie has now brewed into a continuous passion beyond just a career path - and, well, also a Forbes 30 Under 30 award in media.In episode four of the Why You No Doctor podcast, Justin takes us through it all: from a small city known as San Bernardino, to a ticket to an Ivy League school, to jobs at the largest media companies… to learning how to find Morocco - hear his story now.Join the community! Follow us on Instagram @wyndpodcast and find all of our socials at <a href="http://whyyounodoctor.com/podcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">whyyounodoctor.com/podcast</a>. Questions or comments? Email us at nancy@whyyounodoctor.com.Show Notes<ul><li>0:00 - Introducing Justin Ching</li><li>0:45 - Getting in the filmmaking industry - from San Bernardino to UPenn to discovering his love for writing</li><li>6:05 - How Justin’s life was changed at 17</li><li>7:20 - Growing up Asian in San Bernardino and finding peace with the lasting effects</li><li>10:00 - What it’s like being an Asian in the filmmaking industry now: Disney, YouTube/Google, Fox</li><li>14:40 - Starting his own production company, j-school, and playing the great Hollywood game</li><li>17:18 - Justin’s advice to college students: reaching out, going all in, and staying sane</li><li>19:50 - Tips on staying sane: keeping a small circle, being self-aware of the culture</li><li>21:05 - Never being above the culture, and never being above helping other people</li><li>22:26 - What’s the worst advice Justin has gotten thus far in his career?</li><li>24:50 - Justin calls you to find your Morocco</li><li>26:23 - Find Justin online: @justinrching</li></ul><a href="http://whyyounodoctor.com/podcast" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>

Justin Ching: Leaving Disney to Start an Independent Production Company

This week we speak with Justin Ching, producer and founder of a production company named j-school based in Los Angeles. Justin was recently named a Forbes 30 under 30 in the Media Division for Defining and Driving the World of News and Content. He’s made several hit series for Amazon, FOX, Showtime* and YouTube including the sports news show @TheBuzzer, the comedy series The Fighter &amp; The Kid, and the docu-series Z Dream, the highest-rated program on FOX's SPEED Network. Justin has a lot to say about the current state of the media and entertainment industry. We speak to him about:   His path to becoming a producer,  How he used his production company to reach across the aisle to other minority groups,  The financial mechanisms behind filmmaking, and   What it takes to work in an industry where you need thick skin   More importantly, Justin’s personal story is an empowering one about how to find your own voice.   *Point of Clarification: We mistakenly mentioned Showtime in the episode. Justin has never produced anything for Showtime, but his producing partners have.  --- Relevant Links Mentioned in the Show:  Justin’s production company, j-school: https://j-school.co/ Tim McNeal, VP of Creative Talent and Development at ABC, who gave Justin the opportunity to intern at ABC Primetime when he was in college: https://www.abctalentdevelopment.com/about_staff1.html  Justin on the 2018 Forbes 30 Under 30 List: https://www.forbes.com/pictures/5be1eedf31358e5b4335b156/justin-r-ching-29/#ceeebf01d10e  Justin was part of UPenn’s first and only spoken word group, The Excelano Project. Check out a recent spoken word piece by Karen Yang: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ItC1EihPT0A&amp;list=PLpZuXS6T59FLwX9-m0rNWrIRkVB8SbsY3  --- Justin’s bio: Justin R. Ching, who began his career with YouTube Originals, helped launch channels like VICE and has produced shows for Fox and Amazon, including most recently the NFL docuseries “Ritual”. He also has an Asian American docuseries in the works for Food Network. Through his production company, j-school, he aims to empower underrepresented groups to tell their own stories. --- Justin's contact Info: As Justin mentioned on the show, he welcomes anyone interested in the industry to reach out to him. His email is jusin@j-school.co. Follow him on all social platforms for the latest: @justinrching. --- Each week on Rock The Boat, co-hosts Lucia Liu and Lynne Guey take you into the minds of an Asian American entrepreneur, technologist, or creative  and ask them how they view success, what they struggle with, and what it means to rock the boat. A big thanks to our audio editor, Molly Schulson! Check out her personalized audio story collection at tellmystoryaudio.com.  As always, please subscribe and share this episode with anyone who you think could benefit from it. Leave us a kind review and maybe a 5-star rating ;)  If you have suggestions for topics about the Asian American community, or a personal story that you’d like to share, email us at hello@gorocktheboat.com. Follow our journey on Instagram and Twitter @rocktheboatnyc, and sign up for monthly newsletter updates on our website gorocktheboat.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/rocktheboat/message

This week we speak with Justin Ching, producer and founder of a production company named j-school based in Los Angeles. Justin was recently named a Forbes 30 under 30 in the Media Division for Defining and Driving the World of News and Content. He’s made several hit series for Amazon, FOX, Showtime* and YouTube including the sports news show <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBnf_pOXIPVT_22caKEpXBg" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@TheBuzzer</a>, the comedy series <a href="http://www.tfatk.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Fighter &amp; The Kid</a>, and the docu-series <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vcsDjCy5Kes&amp;list=PL-B2SKESDPBdXsX15uUbrCTA5oGLfgo_b&amp;index=4" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Z Dream</a>, the highest-rated program on FOX's SPEED Network. Justin has a lot to say about the current state of the media and entertainment industry. We speak to him about:  <ul> <li>His path to becoming a producer, </li> <li>How he used his production company to reach across the aisle to other minority groups, </li> <li>The financial mechanisms behind filmmaking, and  </li> <li>What it takes to work in an industry where you need thick skin </li> </ul> More importantly, Justin’s personal story is an empowering one about how to find your own voice.   *Point of Clarification: We mistakenly mentioned Showtime in the episode. Justin has never produced anything for Showtime, but his producing partners have.  --- Relevant Links Mentioned in the Show: <ul> <li>Justin’s production company, j-school: <a href="https://j-school.co/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://j-school.co/</a></li> <li>Tim McNeal, VP of Creative Talent and Development at ABC, who gave Justin the opportunity to intern at ABC Primetime when he was in college: <a href="https://www.abctalentdevelopment.com/about_staff1.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.abctalentdevelopment.com/about_staff1.html</a> </li> <li>Justin on the 2018 Forbes 30 Under 30 List: <a href="https://www.forbes.com/pictures/5be1eedf31358e5b4335b156/justin-r-ching-29/#ceeebf01d10e" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.forbes.com/pictures/5be1eedf31358e5b4335b156/justin-r-ching-29/#ceeebf01d10e</a> </li> <li>Justin was part of UPenn’s first and only spoken word group, The Excelano Project. Check out a recent spoken word piece by Karen Yang: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ItC1EihPT0A&amp;list=PLpZuXS6T59FLwX9-m0rNWrIRkVB8SbsY3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ItC1EihPT0A&amp;list=PLpZuXS6T59FLwX9-m0rNWrIRkVB8SbsY3</a></li> </ul> --- Justin’s bio: Justin R. Ching, who began his career with YouTube Originals, helped launch channels like VICE and has produced shows for Fox and Amazon, including most recently the NFL docuseries “Ritual”. He also has an Asian American docuseries in the works for Food Network. Through his production company, j-school, he aims to empower underrepresented groups to tell their own stories. --- Justin's contact Info: As Justin mentioned on the show, he welcomes anyone interested in the industry to reach out to him. His email is jusin@j<a href="http://-school.co" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">-school.co</a>. Follow him on all social platforms for the latest: @justinrching. --- Each week on Rock The Boat, co-hosts Lucia Liu and Lynne Guey take you into the minds of an Asian American entrepreneur, technologist, or creative  and ask them how they view success, what they struggle with, and what it means to rock the boat. A big thanks to our audio editor, Molly Schulson! Check out her personalized audio story collection at <a href="http://tellmystoryaudio.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">tellmystoryaudio.com</a>.  As always, please subscribe and share this episode with anyone who you think could benefit from it. Leave us a kind review and maybe a 5-star rating ;)  If you have suggestions for topics about the Asian American community, or a personal story that you’d like to share, email us at hello@gorocktheboat.com. Follow our journey on Instagram and Twitter @rocktheboatnyc, and sign up for monthly newsletter updates on our website <a href="http://gorocktheboat.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">gorocktheboat.com</a> --- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/rocktheboat/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/rocktheboat/message</a>

5 | Justin Ching: J-School Productions