Press Love For The Mash-Up Americans

Photo credit: Matt Sayles, instagram.com/msayles

Featured Press

“The case for having more than one person in charge – a feature on The Mash-Up Americans co-leadership as a model.”

 “Love & Noraebang is the first of its kind. Not just because of the story — an unapologetic celebration of two cultures coming together — but because of the team that made it. The show was produced by a 100% Latinx and Asian-American team, in front and behind the mic. You rarely see a production like that, in audio or media more broadly.”

 

“The show has a decidedly upbeat feel, but it has also tried to absorb what kind of America exists in the Trump era. It goes far beyond politics and to the core of what it means to straddle different worlds.”

“If you put “baby names,” “Korean skin care,” and “Passover desserts” into a Venn diagram, there’d be only one place where the circles would overlap: a podcast called The Mash-Up Americans.”

 

“They will stop at nothing to understand every aspect of the mash-up phenomenon. That insatiable quest for truth is enthralling. It’s inspiring. And to be honest, it’s thoroughly addicting.”


Mash-Up in The News

For press inquiries, email yo@mashupamericans.com.

Photo credit: Matt Sayles, instagram.com/msayles

Featured Press

“The case for having more than one person in charge – a feature on The Mash-Up Americans co-leadership as a model.”

 “Love & Noraebang is the first of its kind. Not just because of the story — an unapologetic celebration of two cultures coming together — but because of the team that made it. The show was produced by a 100% Latinx and Asian-American team, in front and behind the mic. You rarely see a production like that, in audio or media more broadly.”

 

“The show has a decidedly upbeat feel, but it has also tried to absorb what kind of America exists in the Trump era. It goes far beyond politics and to the core of what it means to straddle different worlds.”

“If you put “baby names,” “Korean skin care,” and “Passover desserts” into a Venn diagram, there’d be only one place where the circles would overlap: a podcast called The Mash-Up Americans.”

 

“They will stop at nothing to understand every aspect of the mash-up phenomenon. That insatiable quest for truth is enthralling. It’s inspiring. And to be honest, it’s thoroughly addicting.”


Mash-Up in The News

For press inquiries, email yo@mashupamericans.com.