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Tina Yao

For The Love Of Music Podcast

THE BASTOS PODCAST 

IN CONVERSATION Mothers & Daughters

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In this Episode of the bastos podcast we interview fellow filam artist King marie and Tina yao. We talk about the humble beginnings as well as the struggles of becoming an artist and the passion behind each song. They were amazing and humble to have in the show and it is refreshing to now that our generation is good hands of these pinays representing us in the music industry.big shoutout  to @mashleytootwitch.tv/mashleytoo@BDUBEZTVYOUTUBE.COM/BDUBEZTV@camiliotwitch.tv/Camilio_@KINGMARIE@SINGTINAYAOKING 2.0 AND DESPIDIDA OUT NOW ON ALL PLATFORMS music by zespanishaussietwitch.tv/zesa_

In this Episode of the bastos podcast we interview fellow filam artist King marie and Tina yao. We talk about the humble beginnings as well as the struggles of becoming an artist and the passion behind each song. They were amazing and humble to have in the show and it is refreshing to now that our generation is good hands of these pinays representing us in the music industry. big shoutout  to  @mashleytoo <a href="http://twitch.tv/mashleytoo" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">twitch.tv/mashleytoo</a> @BDUBEZTV <a href="http://YOUTUBE.COM/BDUBEZTV" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">YOUTUBE.COM/BDUBEZTV</a> @camilio <a href="http://twitch.tv/Camilio_" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">twitch.tv/Camilio_</a> @KINGMARIE @SINGTINAYAO KING 2.0 AND DESPIDIDA OUT NOW ON ALL PLATFORMS  music by zespanishaussie <a href="http://twitch.tv/zesa_" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">twitch.tv/zesa_</a>

The Bastos Podcast -PINAYS FINEST MUSIC ARTIST KING MARIE AND TINA YAO Episode 18 

“Let Daddy move the chopsticks first” and “Do not leave one piece of rice on your plate."These maxims were part of the Chinese culture and tradition that Tina Yao imparted to her daughter, a first-generation Chinese-American. With a Yale degree (and wearing her mother’s suit), Nancy Yao Maasbach got a job at the Council on Foreign Relations, using her heritage and perspective to work on U.S. policy with China, as that country of her ancestors became an increasingly powerful player on the world stage. After six years at Goldman Sachs, ending as a senior vice-president, she applied her understanding of U.S.-China relations as executive director of the Yale-China Association. Then she found her true calling: as president of the Museum of Chinese in America. (In one of life’s wonderfully wild full circles, the original home of the museum, then known as the Chinatown History Project, was the building where her mother learned to speak English.) Our delightful interview reveals why the mother-daughter relationship is so central to the development of this unique influencer, and how the loving foundation of her own family helps in her mission to interpret and present the many variations of the Chinese-American immigration experience. 

“Let Daddy move the chopsticks first” and “Do not leave one piece of rice on your plate." These maxims were part of the Chinese culture and tradition that Tina Yao imparted to her daughter, a first-generation Chinese-American. With a Yale degree (and wearing her mother’s suit), Nancy Yao Maasbach got a job at the Council on Foreign Relations, using her heritage and perspective to work on U.S. policy with China, as that country of her ancestors became an increasingly powerful player on the world stage. After six years at Goldman Sachs, ending as a senior vice-president, she applied her understanding of U.S.-China relations as executive director of the Yale-China Association. Then she found her true calling: as president of the <a href="https://www.mocanyc.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Museum of Chinese in America</a>. (In one of life’s wonderfully wild full circles, the original home of the museum, then known as the Chinatown History Project, was the building where her mother learned to speak English.) Our delightful interview reveals why the mother-daughter relationship is so central to the development of this unique influencer, and how the loving foundation of her own family helps in her mission to interpret and present the many variations of the Chinese-American immigration experience.

Journey of A Thousand Steps                                                                  

The Team is back with talented singer Tina Yao. We'd spoke about her Amazing EP S.H.A.D.E, wanting to make music about her parents, Her Love for Alicia Keys, and so much more. Listen to her music on all music Platform.Guest Artist Instagram: @singtinayao

The Team is back with talented singer Tina Yao. We'd spoke about her Amazing EP S.H.A.D.E, wanting to make music about her parents, Her Love for Alicia Keys, and so much more. Listen to her music on all music Platform. Guest Artist Instagram: @singtinayao

Episode 11 "I Write To Myself Because It's A Promise To Myself" Featuring Tina Yao