Mr. Doua Her's vision for Radio Hmong Broadcasting is to be the main source of communication where the microphones and speakers are all over the world. Radio Hmong Broadcasting can be utilized by businesses and individuals as tool to conduct outreach or promote products and services into the Hmong community.

The purpose of the Radio Hmong Broadcasting is to bridge the gap of communication in our communities. The Radio Hmong Broadcasting programs keep the audience well informed on news, current events, and announcements. Each program on Radio Hmong Broadcasting is designed with the intention to help the individual listener to be become more knowledgeable citizen because we believe that a well informed person makes better decision.

* History of the Hmong People
Hmong is a group of people from the Northern Regions of Laos. During the Vietnam War, they fought under the Royal Laos Army and they received financial support from the US Central Intelligence Agency. Many Hmong were the persecuted remnants of a guerilla army trained and paid by the United States to fight a covert war in Laos from 1961-74 against communist Pathet Lao and North Vietnamese forces.

General Vang Pao was the Region II commander of the Royal Laos Army which the CIA provided weapons and financial support. As the Vietnam War progress the power of the communist expansion in the Southeast Asia region was too much for the United States of American government to detain, it ordered American soldiers pulled out of Laos, Vietnam and Cambodia leaving thousand of soldiers and their family members vulnerable to the communist regimes. For the Hmong soldiers and their family members, there was a general understanding that the United States of America and its CIA would allow soldiers and their family members to take a refuge in America should Laos fall under communist controls.

When the Pathet Lao won and established a communist regime in 1975, hundreds of thousands of Laos, including many Hmong, fled to refugee camps in neighboring Thailand. The first wave of Hmong refugees arrived in America in 1976. In the 1980s, the Hmong had resettled through out the major cities in the United States. The mains stream Social Services systems had to learn how to respond to the needs of the newly arrived Hmong. Language and basic survival skills were identified as the greatest barrier of all for the New Americans. Many applied for public assistance and attended English as a Second Language classes.

 *The Hmong of Today
Hmong has contributed to the US economy. After 32 years of resettlement in the greatest country on earth, the majority of Hmong people have became self-sufficient. They are homeowners, investors, medical doctors, pharmacists, chiropractors, bankers, lawyers, teachers and school principals and politicians such as State Senator-Mee Moua of Minnesota. The Hmong people are consumers, tax payer and business owners. A large number of Hmong men and women have proven to be successful in other industries of real estate, mortgage, investment, insurance, restaurants, groceries and fashion-clothing stores and technology.

Hmong people are strong consumers of goods and services.  With the estimated of a large number of Hmong populations living in major cities across the US as cited above, these people have a strong demand for accessing to information on goods and services in their own language right in the comfort of their own homes. The abundance of utilizing today’s technology to showcase goods and services available for everyone to access shall be our priority.

2008 - Mr. Her converted telephones to be a 24/7 radio.
This feature allows individual who has a telephone to listen to the Radio Hmong Broadcasting through phone. It means ANY kind of telephones! Yes, we guarantee you will be able to listen to our broadcast from around the world.

2007 - Mr. Her Added a Radio Hmong Broadcasting Channel to the Asian Satellite
           A Satellite Dish is another device that we use. 
Introducing, and using the Asian Satellite Dish in order to listen to Radio Hmong Broadcasting and other programs besides using the internet and/or telephone connections.

2005 - Mr. Her Added Netcom Digital Radio as a Device.
A device other than using your computer enables you to listen to our broadcast through your phone line or DSL/Cable.

2003 - Mr. Her brought the Radio Hmong Broadcasting Live
           Online.
The live broadcast captured many active listeners across the world.

2001 - The beginning of Radio Hmong, downloadable internet
            radio mp3s.
You were able to listen to the broadcast by downloading the radio mp3 files onto your computer.

Future - There will be more features/services.
We will be updating this timeline from time to time.