Josh Chuck's guest appearances

Josh Chuck

ASIAN AMERICA: THE KEN FONG PODCAST

Storied: San Francisco

Erin Lim

Sam Louie

Sean Lew

George Takei

Andrew Yang

David Brooks

Simon Tam

Stephanie Smith

Gene Luen Yang

Joe Aguirre

David Tracy

Roy Vongtama

Joseph Lee

Jo Koy

Melissa Chen

OwlTail

In this episode, Josh talks all about what went into making the documentary Chinatown Rising, which he co-directed and produced. From his dad calling him about a bunch of video footage he was cleaning out of the garage to the opening of the CAAM Film Festival in 2019, the journey of making the movie is as remarkable as the documentary itself. If you missed Part 1, when Josh talked about his Chinese-American ancestors and his own childhood, please go back and listen. We recorded this podcast at Cameron House in Chinatown in March 2020. Photo by Jeff Hunt

In this episode, Josh talks all about what went into making the documentary <a href="https://www.chinatownrising.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Chinatown Rising</a>, which he co-directed and produced. From his dad calling him about a bunch of video footage he was cleaning out of the garage to the opening of the CAAM Film Festival in 2019, the journey of making the movie is as remarkable as the documentary itself. If you missed <a href="https://www.storiedsf.com/episodes/s3e13-part-1-josh-chuck-on-his-ancestors-and-his-childhood" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Part 1</a>, when Josh talked about his Chinese-American ancestors and his own childhood, please go back and listen. We recorded this podcast at Cameron House in Chinatown in March 2020. Photo by <a href="https://www.instagram.com/jeffnhunt/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Jeff Hunt</a>

S3E13, Part 2: Josh Chuck on Making 'Chinatown Rising'

​Chinatown in San Francisco is so much more than ornate streetlamps. In this podcast, Josh Chuck, who co-directed and produced the documentary Chinatown Rising, traces his family's story back a few generations and explains how they ended up the city. His parents met at Cameron House, where Josh was raised mostly. He has stories of he and his teenage friends finding fun all over town in the nineties. He ends the podcast with his time at UC Davis, which is where Josh started getting into filmmaking. We recorded this podcast at Cameron House in Chinatown in March 2020. Photo by Jeff Hunt

​Chinatown in San Francisco is so much more than ornate streetlamps. In this podcast, Josh Chuck, who co-directed and produced the documentary <a href="https://www.chinatownrising.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Chinatown Rising</a>, traces his family's story back a few generations and explains how they ended up the city. His parents met at Cameron House, where Josh was raised mostly. He has stories of he and his teenage friends finding fun all over town in the nineties. He ends the podcast with his time at UC Davis, which is where Josh started getting into filmmaking. We recorded this podcast at Cameron House in Chinatown in March 2020. Photo by <a href="https://www.instagram.com/jeffnhunt/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Jeff Hunt</a>

S3E13, Part 1: Josh Chuck on His Ancestors and His Childhood

Josh Chuck talks about co-directing with his father, Harry Chuck, the documentary film "Chinatown Rising", which explores the iconic neighborhood, its rich and changing history, and the activists who helped shape it during times of oppression. (Intro: Checking My Idealized Expectations)

Josh Chuck talks about co-directing with his father, Harry Chuck, the documentary film "Chinatown Rising", which explores the iconic neighborhood, its rich and changing history, and the activists who helped shape it during times of oppression. (Intro: Checking My Idealized Expectations)