Potstickers and Pancit

Hello, in this episode the Potstickers and Pancit talk about cooking. How we would rate our cooking skills, who taught us, what our favorite dishes to make are, and more.

Get to know us more! The Potstickers and Pancit analyze their Enneagram Types, including their wing, and see if they agree or disagree with the personality test. In the end, they also play a quick little game of Most Likely To.

Hello everyone, in this episode we thought it would be fun to pick out celebrities that we find hot and we created a tournament bracket. This episode is meant to be fun and no serious thoughts were put in.

Hello everyone welcome back! The potstickers and pancit are excited to announce season two of the Potstickers and Pancit podcast. In this week's episode we will be catching up with eachother and discussing our thoughts about being seniors in university.

For the month of May, which celebrates AAPI Heritage and Mental Health Awareness, the Potstickers and Pancit discuss the race-based issues that affect the mental health of the AAPI community, attitudes toward mental health, and treatment barriers. TW: This episode will discuss suicide, binge drinking, drug use, depression, and self-harm. For the AAPI community, below are a list of mental health resources Asian American Psychological Association (AAPA): dedicated to advancing the mental health and wellbeing of Asian American communities through research, professional practice, education, and policy Asian & Pacific Islander American Health Forum: focused on improving the health of Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders Asian American Health Initiative: part of the Montgomery County Dept of Health & Human Services, but they have a lot of general Asian American resources National Asian American Pacific Islander Mental Health Association southasiantherapists.org: directory of South Asian therapists, including therapists of Indian, Pakistani, Bangladeshi, Sri Lankan, Afghanistani and Nepali heritage. Asian Mental Health Collective: raises awareness about the importance of mental health care, promotes emotional well-being, and challenges the stigma concerning mental illness amongst Asian communities globally.

In today's episode we will be discovering our love language and talking about our ideal type of partner. Love Language Link: https://www.5lovelanguages.com/quizzes/

Hello everyone, in today's episode we will be spilling lukewarm tea on all things college related. This episode encompasses only part of our college experience thus far and a part two will be made.

Because April is Stress Awareness Month, we wanted to dedicate this episode to talking about stress in college.

We're back! In this episode, the Potstickers and Pancit will discuss and compare standards of beauty in the United States versus East Asia and explore our relationships with our bodies and food. TW: This episode will discuss eating disorders and our past relationships with food. If you or anyone you know are dealing with an eating disorder contact The National Eating Disorder Hotline https://www.nationaleatingdisorders.org/help-support/contact-helpline.

Hello everyone welcome back to the Postickers and Pancit podcast, a podcast where three Asian Americans discuss their thoughts on anything and everything. In today's episode we will discuss Asian representation in the Media and how Asian media influenced us growing up. Disclaimer: we are not able to cover everything in this episode and most of this episode is dedicated to our thoughts and feelings.

Hello everyone, in this episode the Potstickers and Pancit delve into a serious and pressing issue which is the Rise in Asian Hate Crimes. We are based in the United States so our data is only specific to America. We will discuss our personal thoughts and feelings about this situation and look to see what the possible future implications will come from this. DISCLAIMER: Although, we have been keeping up with the current news about this and have done a little research of our own just to make sure we have the facts right, please keep in mind that this is meant to be largely a discussion of our own thoughts on the recent happenings. The Resources discussed in this episode in order of appearance. 1. https://time.com/5938482/asian-american-attacks/ 2.https://www.nbcnews.com/news/asian-america/anti-asian-hate-crimes-increased-nearly-150-2020-mostly-n-n1260264 3.https://www.pbs.org/newshour/nation/watch-live-how-to-address-the-surge-of-anti-asian-hate-crimes To stay updated, get involved, and donate: 1. https://stopaapihate.org/

The Potstickers and Pancit dissect their childhood by looking into socialized gender roles, characteristics of being the: oldest, middle, and youngest child, and looking at the attachment.

Welcome back everyone! Today we will be exposing ourselves and each other with our likes, dislikes, and quirks we've noticed about each other. Additionally, to end this episode we will be playing a "Who Knows Me Best" game to determine who is number one.

The Potstickers and Pancit are juniors in college and are having to prepare for future careers after graduating. In this episode they detail plans for higher education and thoughts on the gap year.

The Potstickers and Pancit talk about culture and growing up as Asian Americans. They talk about bullies, strict parents, food, and get super deep discussing individualism vs. familial ties

Welcome to the Potstickers and Pancit podcast, a podcast where three Asian Americans discuss their thoughts on anything and everything :) In today's episode they introduce themselves and talk about how they came up with the podcast idea, how they met, and general first impressions of each other.