Quin Scott

Quin Scott is a writer, painter, and educator in the Pacific Northwest. They like reading, running, and making jokes with their friends.

Carl Lorenz Cervantes finds Filipino-ness in the paranormal

How telepathy, witchcraft, psychic experiments, and ancient civilizations play a part in the Filipino Indigenization movement

Write Quin Scott talks with the author and parenting coach about unlearning the ways of our parents for the benefit of a new generation

The director on how the documentary led to a years-long journey of connecting with herself and others

The actor on their new Hulu show, growing up with conservative Chinese parents and how actors are psychotic

The recently released hostage of Hamas raises the question of a community of “transparents” and how they are seen (or not) in Israel

For All Souls Day, we take a look at how Asian cultures show love through food—in life and death

On the final day of Filipino American History Month, we take a look at how this tendency towards tardiness could actually be a good thing

Take note: These athletes are gearing up to make this basketball season interesting

The buzzworthy Amazon Prime show does a lot right—but Ken’s reliance on stereotypes isn’t it

What does colonialism have to do with soccer? More than you’d think.