Hey you guys, welcome to Justice Zip. I'm your host, Justin Sylvester.

If I didn't thank you guys enough for listening and streaming and sharing the episodes during Black Lives Matters, thank you.

I appreciate it. It meant a lot, but I also think that it educated other people on what was really going

on in our country at this moment.

And there's a second wave of it, and I'm not talking about coronavirus.

I'm talking about racism.

Here to talk to me today and have a conversation about what's going on with Asian Americans

right now and the racism they are facing in this country is my friend and co-host, Aaron Lim

Rhodes.

What's it been like to be on a show?

I see your personality.

I see where you come into it and only you can make the rundown what it is.

So what's it like being on a show that's totally your spirit?

Honestly, I feel blessed to have something like that because I think it is easy to try and fit the mold that was

given. And it's, you know, a lot of times it's like, I don't know if you felt this, but I

struggled for a little while and trying to develop my voice and what is my personality and who

am I? And even when I appear on different shows, you see a different

side of me. But the rundown truly is a place that embraces my weirdness that allows me to

have inside jokes with the audience. It is so, you know, I'm so self-deprecating that the joke is always

me at the butt of it. So it's fun. And I have a

team of writers and producers who understand and who get me and get it and get this generation

that's watching. So I feel so lucky. And it's it's just so fun to do the show. So it's a really

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