Tim Chhim's guest appearances

Tim Chhim

Journey To Success

Tina Dietz

Tony Robbins

Chris Voss

James Martin

Jack Black

Sharon Lechter

Tom Hopkins

Clark Finnical

Marcus Aurelius

Chris Lake

Lou Adler

John Edwards

Bob Burg

Rory Vaden

John Maxwell

OwlTail

Ronnie Yimsut

Timothy Chhim interviews Ronnie Yimsuth, in KhmerRONNIE YIMSUT is an author and activist and has been the subject of independent documentary films and reports by CBS News, NBC News, and PBS, among others. His many written works include Journey to Freedom and In the Shadow of Angkor. A senior landscape architect for the USDA Forest Service, he is also involved in national and international NGOs.http://www.bakongtechcollege.org/BAKONG TECHNICAL COLLEGEThe heart and soul of Bakong Technical College (BTC) is education and economic empowerment of local communities, specifically targeting local women through a self help and self sustainability concept. Bakong Technical College’s primary mission is to change the ‘status quo’ and alter the course of the lives and livelihood of the poorest of the poor through quality education with an innovative ‘trickle up’ process.

Timothy Chhim interviews Ronnie Yimsuth, in Khmer RONNIE YIMSUT is an author and activist and has been the subject of independent documentary films and reports by CBS News, NBC News, and PBS, among others. His many written works include Journey to Freedom and In the Shadow of Angkor. A senior landscape architect for the USDA Forest Service, he is also involved in national and international NGOs. <a href="http://www.bakongtechcollege.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.bakongtechcollege.org/</a> BAKONG TECHNICAL COLLEGE The heart and soul of Bakong Technical College (BTC) is education and economic empowerment of local communities, specifically targeting local women through a self help and self sustainability concept. Bakong Technical College’s primary mission is to change the ‘status quo’ and alter the course of the lives and livelihood of the poorest of the poor through quality education with an innovative ‘trickle up’ process.

Tim Chhim Interviews Ronnie Yimsut (in Khmer), Chairman Bakong Technical College

Chakra Oeur

Tim Chhim Interviews Chakra Oeur, An Award Winning Cambodian American Artist.Chakra or Chanthou Oeur was born on a small sandy island about 20 miles from Phnom Penh. Orphaned at an early age, he was raised by various foster families but it was monks who were responsible for much of his nurturing. He spent much of his childhood living in Buddhist temples.The social and political turmoil in Cambodia led him to leave in the 1980s and he settled in the United States.His interest in the arts continued from his time at admiring artwork in his native temples. His art began very early in his life, at the age of 2 or 3, when my hands started to coordinate with my eyes." He had difficulty knowing "whether art is part of his life or his life part of his art."[1]Self-taught with a natural ability, Chanthou Oeur works in a variety of mediums of art, including stone, metal and wood.Since the 1980s Chanthou Oeur has participated in a number of exhibitions receiving much acclaim at the global Cambodian Art Festival held in Long Beach California where he won his first award for his work. He participated in the Smithsonian's Natural History exhibit Across the Seas and Over the Mountains, and took part in a Khmer Arts exhibition at Chicago's Field Museum of Natural History.More recently he has begun to write poetry and together with his artwork made a presentation at the Weisman Museum in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Tim Chhim Interviews Chakra Oeur, An Award Winning Cambodian American Artist. Chakra or Chanthou Oeur was born on a small sandy island about 20 miles from Phnom Penh. Orphaned at an early age, he was raised by various foster families but it was monks who were responsible for much of his nurturing. He spent much of his childhood living in Buddhist temples. The social and political turmoil in Cambodia led him to leave in the 1980s and he settled in the United States. His interest in the arts continued from his time at admiring artwork in his native temples. His art began very early in his life, at the age of 2 or 3, when my hands started to coordinate with my eyes." He had difficulty knowing "whether art is part of his life or his life part of his art."[1] Self-taught with a natural ability, Chanthou Oeur works in a variety of mediums of art, including stone, metal and wood. Since the 1980s Chanthou Oeur has participated in a number of exhibitions receiving much acclaim at the global Cambodian Art Festival held in Long Beach California where he won his first award for his work. He participated in the Smithsonian's Natural History exhibit Across the Seas and Over the Mountains, and took part in a Khmer Arts exhibition at Chicago's Field Museum of Natural History. More recently he has begun to write poetry and together with his artwork made a presentation at the Weisman Museum in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Tim Chhim Interviews Chakra Oeur,  An Award Winning Cambodian-American Artist

Nihar Suthar

Nihar Suthar is an award-winning writer, covering inspirational stories around the world. Believe it or not, he stumbled upon writing completely by accident after moving to New York City for the very first time. While in the Big Apple, Nihar noticed that there were thousands of people missing out on the greatness of everyday life, due to the very fast paced lifestyles they lived.As a result of his observations, he had a big idea to inspire people around the globe by writing a book (which was strange, because he always hated reading books. Why would he ever write one?). With the support of his family and friends though, Nihar ended up debuting his first international book, Win No Matter What, with Balboa Press in June 2013.Since then, his work has been featured in Washington Square News, US News &amp; World Report and The Huffington Post, and several podcasts. Nihar is now working on a new book, The Corridor of Uncertainty (a heart-warming narrative about the Afghanistan cricket team), which will be released in late 2015.http://www.niharsuthar.com/

Nihar Suthar is an award-winning writer, covering inspirational stories around the world. Believe it or not, he stumbled upon writing completely by accident after moving to New York City for the very first time. While in the Big Apple, Nihar noticed that there were thousands of people missing out on the greatness of everyday life, due to the very fast paced lifestyles they lived. As a result of his observations, he had a big idea to inspire people around the globe by writing a book (which was strange, because he always hated reading books. Why would he ever write one?). With the support of his family and friends though, Nihar ended up debuting his first international book, Win No Matter What, with Balboa Press in June 2013. Since then, his work has been featured in Washington Square News, US News &amp; World Report and The Huffington Post, and several podcasts. Nihar is now working on a new book, The Corridor of Uncertainty (a heart-warming narrative about the Afghanistan cricket team), which will be released in late 2015. <a href="http://www.niharsuthar.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.niharsuthar.com/</a>

Tim Chhim interviews inspirational storyteller Nihar Suthar