Frederick Lee's guest appearances

Frederick Lee

Curiosity in Focus

Security Conversations

Mouzon Wellness Marketing Travels & Promotions

Nikki Reed

Joe DeSimone

Paul Roberts

Ryan Huber

Kim Zetter

Dragos Inc

Andy Ellis

Masha Sedova

Brandon Dixon

Kelly Jackson

Andrew Morris

Katie Moussouris

David Weston

Ashley Reynolds

Thomas S. Mullaney

OwlTail

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Jack Gin

For a special Remembrance Day episode of Curiosity in Focus, Daniel was joined by retired engineer, entrepreneur, and philanthropist Jack Gin to learn about the incredible tale of Frederick Lee. Frederick was born into a respected Chinese Canadian merchant  family with ties to the Hudson's Bay Company. His family had actually immigrated to Canada from a county near the city of Guangzhou, China - much like Daniel's did in the 1960s. Fred was one of approximately 300 Canadians of Chinese descent who served with the Canadian Corps during the First World War. His previously unknown tale is one of courage and determination against widespread social and legal discrimination faced by the Chinese communities living in Canada. Frederick fought in and survived the Battle of Vimy Ridge as a machine gunner for the 172nd (Rocky Mountain Rangers) Battalion. He later fought in and was killed in the Battle of Hill 70. He's among the 11,285 Canadians who were killed in France and whose final resting place remains unknown. Don't forget to subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher Radio, and Google Play Music!Today's show is brought to you by Grammarly and Warby Parker. Download Grammarly’s intelligent writing app and create a free Grammarly account at: getgrammarly.com/staycurious. Get a FREE 5-Day Home Try-On at warbyparkertrial.com/staycurious. Five pairs. Five days. One-hundred percent free.Support the Curiosity in Focus podcast on Patreon at www.patreon.com/curiosityinfocusTwitter @danielhkwan &amp; curiousinfocusInstagram @danielhkwanYouTube: youtube.com/curiosityinfocusFacebook: facebook.com/curiosityinfocusLearn more about the Chinese Canadian Military Museum (ccmms.ca) and donate to the Frederick Lee walkway at the Hill 70 memorial (fredleehill70.ca). Get in touch with Jack Gin at  info@ccmms.ca

For a special Remembrance Day episode of Curiosity in Focus, Daniel was joined by retired engineer, entrepreneur, and philanthropist Jack Gin to learn about the incredible tale of Frederick Lee. Frederick was born into a respected Chinese Canadian merchant  family with ties to the Hudson's Bay Company. His family had actually immigrated to Canada from a county near the city of Guangzhou, China - much like Daniel's did in the 1960s. Fred was one of approximately 300 Canadians of Chinese descent who served with the Canadian Corps during the First World War. His previously unknown tale is one of courage and determination against widespread social and legal discrimination faced by the Chinese communities living in Canada. Frederick fought in and survived the Battle of Vimy Ridge as a machine gunner for the 172nd (Rocky Mountain Rangers) Battalion. He later fought in and was killed in the Battle of Hill 70. He's among the 11,285 Canadians who were killed in France and whose final resting place remains unknown. Don't forget to subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher Radio, and Google Play Music!Today's show is brought to you by Grammarly and Warby Parker. Download Grammarly’s intelligent writing app and create a free Grammarly account at: <a href="http://getgrammarly.com/staycurious" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">getgrammarly.com/staycurious</a>. Get a FREE 5-Day Home Try-On at <a href="http://warbyparkertrial.com/staycurious" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">warbyparkertrial.com/staycurious</a>. Five pairs. Five days. One-hundred percent free.Support the Curiosity in Focus podcast on Patreon at <a href="http://www.patreon.com/curiosityinfocus" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.patreon.com/curiosityinfocus</a>Twitter @danielhkwan &amp; curiousinfocus Instagram @danielhkwan YouTube: <a href="http://youtube.com/curiosityinfocus" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">youtube.com/curiosityinfocus</a> Facebook: <a href="http://facebook.com/curiosityinfocus" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">facebook.com/curiosityinfocus</a>Learn more about the Chinese Canadian Military Museum (<a href="http://www.ccmms.ca/about-us/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">ccmms.ca</a>) and donate to the Frederick Lee walkway at the Hill 70 memorial (<a href="https://www.fredleehill70.ca/frederick-lee" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">fredleehill70.ca</a>). Get in touch with Jack Gin at  info@ccmms.ca

CiF #038 - Jack Gin and the tale of Frederick Lee