Larissa Lam is an award-winning recording artist, filmmaker and on-air personality. A proud UCLA Bruin from Diamond Bar, CA, she regularly speaks on diversity, inclusion and the Asian American experience at TEDx, Fortune 500 companies, churches, universities and community organizations. She has been a contributing author to the Los Angeles Times and the Asian American anthologies “Miso for Life” and “Pho for Life.” She has also been featured on media outlets such as CBS News, USA Today and NPR. Lam directed the documentary, Far East Deep South, about Chinese families in Mississippi during segregation, which has won numerous honors including a 2022 Telly Award. The film made its broadcast premiere on the World Channel (PBS) series, “America ReFramed” and can also be seen on Tubi. Additionally, Lam has carved out a distinguished career in music and TV. She began her music career as a singer with the Gospel/Dance music group, Nitro Praise, and has released four albums of her original songs as a solo artist. Her song, “I Feel Alive”, won the Hollywood Music in Media Award and her song, “Breathing More,” was a Top 10 CCM Rhythmic radio hit. For nine years, she co-hosted a weekly talk show, “Top 3,” on TBN’s youth network, JUCE TV. Currently, with her husband, Baldwin Chiu aka Only Won, she co-hosts the podcast, “Love, Discovery and Dim Sum“, which helps people discover an Asian American perspective on race, history and culture.