Color of Success
The Color of Success communicates the stories of Asian/Asian Americans and ethnic minorities as they build brands, businesses, and careers, and mental health strategies to deal with self-doubt, anxiety, and barriers. Dr. Stephanie J. Wong is a licensed clinical psychologist who blends her knowledge of mental health, culture, and business to interview diverse guests.
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May 7, 2026
Press Interview with Director Eugene Yi of The A List: 15 Stories from Asian and Pacific Diasporas
In this powerful press interview, Dr. Stephanie J. Wong and director Eugene Yi to discuss The A List: 15 Stories from Asian and Pacific Diasporas. This is the next chapter in The List Series created by Timothy Greenfield-Sanders, streaming on HBO Max on May 13. Through deeply personal conversations led by journalist Jada Yuan, the documentary explores what it truly means to be AAPI — centering themes of identity, ethnic pride, belonging, resilience, and community. Interviewees such as Sandra
Jan. 27, 2026
The Wrecking Crew Cast Interview | Jacob Batalon, Morena Baccarin, Ángel Manuel Soto
The Wrecking Crew cast, Jacob Batalon and Morena Baccarin, and director, Ángel Manuel Soto visit the Color of Success Podcast with Dr. Stephanie J. Wong. They talk about how Psychology is woven throughout the movie, including: -Ángel wanting to highlight generational trauma and the relationship between brothers (Jason Momoa and Dave Bautista's characters) -Morena channeling her experiences as a marginalized female to her Baddie character, Valentina -Jacob's character, Pika wanting to be
Recent Episodes
Nov. 10, 2026
Am I Being Too Much?
Dr. Jenny Wang, clinical psychologist and author, and illustrator, Angela Pan Wong join Dr. Stephanie J. Wong to talk about their new children's book, "Too Much Tony." Tony has been told his whole life that he is TOO MUCH: Too loud. Too messy. However, a new friendship shows him that he can harness his energy towards helping other children feel seen. We also talk about how this notion of TOO MUCH," impacts parenting, identity development, and developmental growth of our children. ============
Oct. 22, 2026
All Things Skincare with Maelove Founder & CEO, Jackie Kim
Jackie Kim is the Founder and CEO of Maelove, a women's skincare brand named as an homage to "Mae," her husband's grandmother, paired with "love," for Jackie's love for beauty. Jackie and Dr. Stephanie J. Wong talk all things skincare and how Jackie drew inspiration from her loved one's skincare routines to create products with ingredients rooted in science. If you are a skincare fanatic, tune in and share! ========================================== Full Bio: Jackie Kim is a former a
Sept. 25, 2026
Liz Sargent & Ali Ahn on Take Me Home, A Korean Adoptee Feature
Dr. Stephanie J. Wong sits down to talk with Liz Sargent, writer/director and co-lead, Ali Ahn about Take Me Home is an intimate drama from Korean American writer/director Liz Sargent that centers her real-life sister, Anna, a 38-year-old Korean adoptee with a cognitive disability caring for their aging parents in suburban Florida. The film offers a deeply personal look at Korean adoption, Asian American family dynamics, disability and caregiving, as Anna navigates her relationship with her
Sept. 15, 2026
All Wishes Come True! Re-imagination of Chinese Folklore, The Eight Immortals
Dr. Stephanie J. Wong speaks with Director & Writer, Mu Zhengyang and Pearl Studio CEO, Catherine Yin to talk about the beautifully detailed Chinese animation, which reimagines the folklore, The Eight Immortals. Synopsis: On a magical island where mortals and Immortals live side by side, a legendary vault is said to hold treasures beyond imagination. Determined to claim its riches, Lv Dongbin and Zhongli Quan devise an audacious plan: masquerade as Immortals and pull of the greatest heist
Sept. 7, 2026
David Mura, Activist & Author of Exit, Miss Saigon
Dr. Stephanie J. Wong & David Mura discuss his new book, Exit, Miss Saigon, which explores the evolution of his understanding of his racial identity as a Japanese American man. Specifically, he has ended friendships with White artists due to their differing perspectives on the Miss Saigon casting. He also credits his friendships with BIPOC artists for helping him gain a different insight into racial identity. As an activist, David formed an Asian American arts organization. ==================
Aug. 21, 2026
Samantha Ong, Founder of Joeydolls: Cultural Dolls Celebrating Heritage, Traditions, and Representation
Founder, Samantha Ong founded because she could not find dolls that reflected her daughter's culture. With attention to detail to skin tones, authentic culturally represented clothing, and names, dolls have skyrocketed in popularity. Signature dolls...
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