Producer Diane Wu goes to a party. A Chinese flag party.

Producers Diane Wu and Lina Misitzis spend the night at a corner grocery store in Brooklyn, New York and talk to some of the people that pass by. (25 minutes)

Diane Wu has the story of a woman who goes to South Korea to meet her birth mother, a trip that lets her visit one of the other worlds in which she almost lived.

The 22-year-old woman from the beginning of the show catches up with producer Diane Wu. Things are different.

We put out a call looking for people having to face something that freaked them out. Over two hundred people wrote in, facing big, life-changing moments, and some smaller ones.

There’s a lawsuit going on between Harvard and some Asian American students who say the admissions process discriminates against them.

Producer Diane Wu tells Ira the story of a woman and her quest to find out who sent her a mysterious gift.

Comedian Jillian Welsh tells Diane Wu about one of the most romantic—and stressful—nights of her life, a night that paralleled the plot of a rom-com in several ways. (16 minutes)A version of this story first appeared on the Risk! podcast.

Guest host David Kestenbaum talks to producer Diane Wu about a list she keeps of things she means to know. Sweet potatoes vs. yams.