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Keeping Up With Khmer Maine

Keeping Up With Khmer Maine

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Keeping Up With Khmer Maine is a monthly radio and podcast show produced in partnership with WMPG. Hosted by Khmer Maine’s Arts & Culture Coordinator, SreyArt Rathbut, and Board Member and interculturalist, Liz Greason, the show brings Cambodian voices and perspectives to the airwaves while creating space for dialogue with the wider Maine community.

Each episode highlights stories, history, and current work of Khmer Maine and its partners. From exploring the roots of Maine’s Cambodian community and the ongoing impact of resettlement, to celebrating Khmer arts, food, and traditions, to tackling civic and social issues that matter to Asian and immigrant communities in Maine, the show is both educational and celebratory.

Listeners can expect engaging conversations with community leaders, artists, and advocates, along with practical insights and takeaways for building cross-cultural understanding. Whether you are Cambodian, Asian American, or simply curious about the rich diversity of Maine, Keeping Up With Khmer Maine invites you to learn, connect, and celebrate with us.Copyright WMPG Sciences sociales
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  • Pchum Ben: Remembering Our Ancestors and Passing on Our Traditions

    Pchum Ben: Remembering Our Ancestors and Passing on Our Traditions
    Oct 1 2026
    How do Cambodian families remember those who came before them and pass cultural traditions on to the next generation? In this episode of Keeping Up with Khmer Maine, host Srey Art Rathbut explores the meaning and traditions of Pchum Ben, one of the most meaningful traditions in Cambodian culture.

    The episode explores traditions including Kan Ben, Bay Ben, Rap Bat, food offerings, merit-making, and visits to the pagoda, while highlighting the importance of remembrance, generosity, family, and community.

    Listeners will also learn how Pchum Ben helps connect generations through food, stories, language, and cultural traditions—especially for Cambodian families living in Maine and far from Cambodia.

    This episode reminds us that culture continues when we remember, honor, connect, and share our traditions with the next generation.
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    28 min
  • ICE Activity and Resources for Asian Americans

    ICE Activity and Resources for Asian Americans
    Aug 25 2026
    How can immigrant and refugee communities better understand their legal rights and access trusted support? In this episode of Keeping Up with Khmer Maine, host Srey Art Rathbut is joined by Oriana Farnham, a Staff Attorney with the Immigrant Rights Program at the Asian American Legal Defense and Education Fund (AALDEF), along with Khmer Maine Executive Director Marpheen Chann, to discuss immigration, civil rights, and legal challenges facing Asian American and immigrant communities.

    The conversation explores immigration enforcement, the rights of immigrants and refugees, access to legal services, immigration scams, and the importance of trusted community organizations in sharing accurate legal information. The episode also highlights how community members can stay informed, protect their rights, and support one another.

    This episode encourages listeners to know their rights, seek trusted legal support, and work together to build stronger, more informed, and empowered communities.
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    30 min
  • Partner Spotlight: A Conversation with the Filipino American Samahan of Maine

    Partner Spotlight: A Conversation with the Filipino American Samahan of Maine
    Jul 29 2026
    How can cultural organizations preserve heritage while strengthening communities? In this episode of Keeping Up with Khmer Maine, host SreyArt Rathbut is joined by Sarah Boothby, President of the Filipino American Samahan of Maine, to discuss the organization's mission, history, and impact on Filipino families and the broader Maine community.

    Sarah shares the story behind the organization's founding and reflects on the values of Bayanihan, respect for elders, and preserving traditions across generations. The conversation also highlights cultural celebrations, community outreach, youth engagement, and partnerships that strengthen connections among Southeast Asian communities throughout Maine.

    This episode invites listeners to reflect on how cultural organizations preserve heritage, foster civic engagement, and build stronger communities. Through stories of collaboration and cultural pride, the conversation celebrates the role of immigrant-led organizations in creating a more connected, inclusive, and welcoming Maine for future generations.
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    27 min
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