Emily Hsiao

Emily Hsiao

Independent Producer

Contact: emilylhsiao@gmail.com

Emily Hsiao is an independent radio producer based in Brooklyn. She has dreams of releasing an embroidered audiocomicbook, and is figuring out how to make that a reality.


Emily Hsiao on KCRW

While one guy tries make his mark as a man, another tries to erase the mark that represents a life of mistakes and regret, most of it spent in prison.

The Mark of a Man

While one guy tries make his mark as a man, another tries to erase the mark that represents a life of mistakes and regret, most of it spent in prison.

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