Sungkhom Lao

Sungkhom Lao speaks with Kane Vongsavanh, Managing Director of Vong Law Group, on changes in immigration laws and to overcome challenges.

SungKhom Lao speaks with Manousack Jimmy Athakhanh (Royal Lao Army Veteran) and Vilaysack "Victor" Athakhanh (Gulf War Veteran) on the history of Laos.

Sungkhom Lao chats with Rapper Mixed Miyagi on Hip Hop & Heritage. He shares his journey growing up as a bi-racial of Nigerian and Vietnamese heritage. He credits his rapping with influences from his life experiences and background.

SungKhom Lao chat with Kingston Vongsavath - Chasing the Goal: A Senior's Journey to College Soccer.

SungKhom lao chat with Yvonne Yang & Monique Khang, on School Safety. This mother-daughter duo are teachers in Gwinnett County Public School Systems.

SungKhom Lao chat with Yvonne Yang’s aspiration as an ESOL Teacher & Community Leader.

SungKhom Lao speaks with Truong-son Nguyen aka Richie, Jar Insurance on latest update to Medicare and Enrollment.

Sungkhom Lao shares information on voting and representation for the Lao community.

SungKhom Lao speaks with Julianna Thavone, Kinnaly Lao Traditional Music and Dance Troupe. Julianna is based in Seattle, Washington. She has been dancing since 4 years old. A passionate student of Lao classical dance and has been studying at the National College of Arts in Vientiane, Laos.

SungKhom Lao speaks with Matt Reeves, Incumbent, Georgia House District 99, and Democratic challenger Michelle Kang.

SungKhom Lao speaks with Tim Le, Republican Candidate-Gwinnett County Board of Commissioner District 1. Tim is a real estate developer and has lived in Gwinnett for over 20 years.

SungKhom Lao speaks with Commissioner Kirkland Carden, Gwinnett Board of Commissioner District 1. Kirkland is a Democrat and an incumbent.

Ariana Dirkzwaker of Georgia Tech, a swimmer representing Laos at the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris. Ariana speaks about her background and shares her dream of competing in the Olympics since she was 5 years old.

SungKhom Lao speaks with John Messina & Ko Chandetka with Lao American Sports Hall of Fame.

SungKhom Lao dives deep into the impact of social media and its negative impact on the mental health of Laotian youth. Elizabeth Vichathep offers practical steps and resources to mitigate the stress caused by social media exposure.

Sungkhom Lao speaks with Arianna Pathammavong and Britney Chanseri of Phayanak Dance Crew. They share insights on their preparations for the Lao New Year and multicultural festival in the coming months.

Sungkhom Lao speaks with Glenn Kruse, Director, UGA Small Business Development Center on small business resources and assistance available for Laotian community. He also share required small business filing requirement and Employee Retention Tax Credit (ERTC).

Sungkhom Lao speaks with Dao Malaythong and Amy Chomthakham on Advancing Asian Americans (AAA)' foundation and rebranding.

Sungkhom Lao speaks with Jearin “AJ” Vongphachanh, Lao American football player about his football career challenges and plans for his future.

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