Best Daryl Basarte Ed Sara Head Podcasts (2024)

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University of Idaho's Asian American Comparative Collection with Priscilla Wegars and Renae Campbell 1:17:37

1y ago1:17:37

1:17:37

In this episode of Digging to the Other Side, we interview Priscilla Wegars and Renee Campbell, who head the University of Idaho's Asian American Comparative Collection. They share their insights and experiences on the importance of preserving and showcasing the diverse history and culture of Asian Americans in the United States. From the acquiring…

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The Oregon Chinese Diaspora Project with Chelsea Rose, DTTOS Ep 7 1:09:43

1+ y ago1:09:43

1:09:43

In this episode, we talk with Chelsea Rose about her work on the Oregon Chinese Diaspora Project. We talk about early Chinese contributions to the development of Oregon; how they worked, built, and settled in the state. We talk gold mining, railroads, Chinese Merchants, and of course, Buckaroo Sam the most famous Chinese Cowboy in the Old West. ___…

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The Archaeology of Transnational Chinese Diaspora with Laura Ng 1:25:05

2y ago1:25:05

1:25:05

Today we talk with Laura Ng about her research on early Chinese migrants in America and their return to their homelands. We talk about what American goods they brought back with them, the homes they built in China with the money they made in America, how they changed the American cultural landscape, and the lasting impacts of Chinese immigration to…

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The Archaeology of Japanese Incarceration/Internment Camps in America and Canada 1:39:52

2y ago1:39:52

1:39:52

Today we talk with Koji Lau-Ozawa and Leanne Riding about their research into Japanese Incarceration/Internment Camps in North America. We learn a great deal about how America and Canada treated Japanese Americans/Canadians during World War 2 and how that treatment can be seen in the archaeological record today. We also talk about how doing project…

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Digging Into Jomon Food with Dr. Emma Yasui 1:06:02

2+ y ago1:06:02

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We talk with Dr. Yasui about Jomon period foods. Why is there a perception that the Jomon peoples were eating primarily nuts? What evidence is there for what they were actually eating? and Where do hamburgers come from? All that and a robust discussion about food as an ambassador for culture, and noodles *** Dr. Emma Yasui: Emma is a mixed-Japanese…

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Digging to the Other Side 1:29:11

2+ y ago1:29:11

1:29:11

Welcome to the Digging to the Other Side inaugural episode. We're glad to have you digging with us. In this episode, we meet our hosts; Tommy Ng, Anna Coon, Bryan Baldeon, and Daryl Basarte. We talk about what it's like to be Asian hyphenated archaeologists and how that changes the way we see and do archaeology. We talk about the challenges we face…

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The Topaz Japanese Internment Camp and Memorials of Loss 1:13:52

2+ y ago1:13:52

1:13:52

Today we talk about the clandestine removal of a monument memorializing a shooting victim at the Topaz Japanese Internment Camp. The memorial was reportedly removed at the behest of the Topaz Museum, the non-for-profit that is supposed to be preserving the history and integrity of the internment camp. The Topaz Museum claims they removed the monume…

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Stockton and other Early Chinatowns in California. 1:35:11

2+ y ago1:35:11

1:35:11

Today we talk about early Chinatowns in California and Canada. Bryan informs us about the history of the city of Stockton and its early Chinatown, and we talk about how early Chinese immigrants came to America and Canada, the hardships they faced, and how they adapted to increasingly hostile countries. *** Show Notes: City of Stockton http://ww1.st…

Podcasts Worth a Listen

Daryl Basarte Ed Sara Head Podcasts

Podcasts Worth a Listen

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Digging to the Other Side

Tommy Ng, Anna Coon, Emma Yasui, Bryan Baldeon, & Daryl Basarte. Ed Sara Head.

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University of Idaho's Asian American Comparative Collection with Priscilla Wegars and Renae Campbell 1:17:37

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The Oregon Chinese Diaspora Project with Chelsea Rose, DTTOS Ep 7 1:09:43

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The Archaeology of Transnational Chinese Diaspora with Laura Ng 1:25:05

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The Archaeology of Japanese Incarceration/Internment Camps in America and Canada 1:39:52

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Digging Into Jomon Food with Dr. Emma Yasui 1:06:02

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Digging to the Other Side 1:29:11

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The Topaz Japanese Internment Camp and Memorials of Loss 1:13:52

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Stockton and other Early Chinatowns in California. 1:35:11

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