The TITT Talks Podcast - Modern Women Living in a Mama World

Ghosts!  And TITT Talks' Tales of the Supernatural!   Just in time for Halloween!  We've gathered around our imaginary spooky fire to share our own personal “ghost” stories - none of which can be explained by any rhyme, reason, or scientific data.  But, if you are afraid of the dark or tales of spirits unknown, fear not!  Contrary to what we thought when we were young babies, many of our experiences with the supernatural are quite beautiful and have strengthened our bonds with loved ones, whether they are still here on Earth with us or whether they are looking down upon us with love from above.  We hope you enjoy this very special episode, and we hope to hear some of your tales too!     About TITT TALKS   TITT Talks was “conceived” in January of 2020 during one of TITT's many friend/family (“framily”) get-togethers.  In conversation, it came to light that there was a lack of representation of womxn like TITT in, among other forms of media, the podcast world.  In particular, there was no podcast that TITT could subscribe to that would enable them to feel seen, heard, or understood as modern Asian Pacific American working mothers.   The womxn of TITT Talks knew that this void was one they could fill by sharing their voices and experiences through their casual conversations, which were already taking place on a routine basis.   Thank you for the positive feedback we have received since our launch in early June of 2020.  We are delighted to hear that we are bringing you content that you can finally relate to as mothers, professionals, millennials, and Asian Pacific Americans. To our listeners of this special How SHE Built This series, our mission has always been to connect with other modern womxn through the lens of our own experiences so we thought this series would be a perfect fit.  We have inadvertently jumped on this journey of growing our own business as entrepreneurs and thought these conversations would not only be empowering, inspiring and refreshing for us, but for our listeners as well.    ____________________________________________  CONNECT WITH US    Sign up for our NEWSLETTER – TITT Talks Tea  IG: titt_talks  FACEBOOK: TITT Talks  E-MAIL: TITTtalks@gmail.com  YOUTUBE: TITT Talks Podcast  ____________________________________________  WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU   What topics would you like to hear discussed on the show? Click HERE to let us know!    

Hey everyone! It's Isa! I am your host for this mini segment where we check in with each other on what is going on in the world, what's the TITT Tea? This will cover the things you are most likely talking with your girlfriends about and can span any subject. Today we are talking about the Facebook/Instagram Outage, the impacts of social media in general on us and our kids, and if Facebook/Instagram execs are putting profits over people. This episode was inspired by The Daily podcast, The Wall Street Journal, NPR and various articles on the subject.   This was a little spur of the moment, so if you hear a random phone call in the background, or even a little echo at the end... hey we are working moms and this is what we do best! Multi-task. Take a little mid-day break with us, and let's talk about it!   ____________________________________________  ABOUT TITT TALKS   TITT Talks was “conceived” in January of 2020 during one of TITT's many friend/family (“framily”) get-togethers.  In conversation, it came to light that there was a lack of representation of womxn like TITT in, among other forms of media, the podcast world.  In particular, there was no podcast that TITT could subscribe to that would enable them to feel seen, heard, or understood as modern Asian Pacific American working mothers.   The womxn of TITT Talks knew that this void was one they could fill by sharing their voices and experiences through their casual conversations, which were already taking place on a routine basis.   Thank you for the positive feedback we have received since our launch in early June 2020.  We are delighted to hear that we are bringing you content that you can finally relate to as mothers, professionals, millennials, and Asian Pacific Americans.   ____________________________________________ CONNECT WITH US    Sign up for our NEWSLETTER – TITT Talks Tea  IG: titt_talks  FACEBOOK: TITT Talks  E-MAIL: TITTtalks@gmail.com  YOUTUBE: TITT Talks Podcast  ____________________________________________  

Join us for another episode of TITT Talks: How She Built This! This week, we are featuring Ladies Of Sound (@ladiesofsound.la) founders Maricel Sison (@msison) and Samantha Garong (@sammi.g_).  This spin-off series is meant to intimately discuss the journey of building a business as a female entrepreneur. These types of conversations inspire us and we hope they do the same for you as well.   For the first time in the HSBT series all four TITTS sit down in the Ladies of Sound headquarters with Maricel and Sammi as they simultaneously produce this special episode and take us through their experience on how they found a passion for music and throwing events, which led them on a path to creating space and a community for women in the music industry.  Ladies of Sound is the official women's division of the Beat Junkies Institute of Sound. Their platform is made to support women in the DJ and music industry.   Utilizing their talents, they have worked through challenges, have had some big wins, pandemic pivots and talk about all of these experiences with TITT Talks.  In an otherwise male dominated world, Ladies of Sound has worked from an 8% enrollment of women in the Beat Junkies Institute of Sound classes to 56% as of 2021.   Listen in to hear more about their inspiring story as minority women entrepreneurs creating opportunities for other women and inspiring a future generation of women in music.     It has always been our mission to connect with other modern women through the lens of our experience. We hope you enjoy this series as much as we do!   Connect with the Ladies of Sound and support their business at the following links.  It is so important now, more than ever, to support not only our local small businesses but our AAPI-owned small businesses. Ladies of Sound Beat Junkies Institute of Sound Midi Riperton on Bandcamp ____________________________________________ TITT Talks is a proudly #aapi family. We stand with our Asian American Pacific Islander community in the face of racism, and we are committed to taking action against it. ____________________________________________   ABOUT TITT TALKS   TITT Talks was “conceived” in January of 2020 during one of TITT's many friend/family (“framily”) get-togethers.  In conversation, it came to light that there was a lack of representation of women like TITT in, among other forms of media, the podcast world.  In particular, there was no podcast that TITT could subscribe to that would enable them to feel seen, heard, or understood as modern Asian Pacific American working mothers. The women of TITT Talks knew that this void was one they could fill by sharing their voices and experiences through their casual conversations, which were already taking place on a routine basis. Thank you for the positive feedback we have received since our launch in early June 2020.  We are delighted to hear that we are bringing you content that you can finally relate to as mothers, professionals, millennials, and Asian Pacific Americans. ____________________________________________ CONNECT WITH US    Sign up for our NEWSLETTER – TITT Talks Tea  IG: titt_talks  FACEBOOK: TITT Talks  E-MAIL: TITTtalks@gmail.com  YOUTUBE: TITT Talks Podcast  ____________________________________________  WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU  What topics would you like to hear discussed on the show? Click HERE to let us know!

One of the best parts of having a painful and memorable birth is the ability to share it with your girlfriends in all its gruesome splendor. From watching your partner peacefully sleep while you're in Hell during your contractions to the “ring of fire” many women experience, there is relief - and even entertainment - in reminiscing together. Before the labor, after the labor, we cover it all, with LOTS of “we wish we knews” thrown in. Births are all different and that's the magic of it. Let's relive the pain and miracles together.   About TITT TALKS   TITT Talks was “conceived” in January of 2020 during one of TITT's many friend/family (“framily”) get-togethers.  In conversation, it came to light that there was a lack of representation of womxn like TITT in, among other forms of media, the podcast world.  In particular, there was no podcast that TITT could subscribe to that would enable them to feel seen, heard, or understood as modern Asian Pacific American working mothers. The womxn of TITT Talks knew that this void was one they could fill by sharing their voices and experiences through their casual conversations, which were already taking place on a routine basis. Thank you for the positive feedback we have received since our launch in early June of 2020.  We are delighted to hear that we are bringing you content that you can finally relate to as mothers, professionals, millennials, and Asian Pacific Americans. To our listeners of this special How SHE Built This series, our mission has always been to connect with other modern womxn through the lens of our own experiences so we thought this series would be a perfect fit.  We have inadvertently jumped on this journey of growing our own business as entrepreneurs and thought these conversations would not only be empowering, inspiring and refreshing for us, but for our listeners as well.    ____________________________________________  CONNECT WITH US    Sign up for our NEWSLETTER – TITT Talks Tea  IG: titt_talks  FACEBOOK: TITT Talks  E-MAIL: TITTtalks@gmail.com  YOUTUBE: TITT Talks Podcast  ____________________________________________  WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU    What topics would you like to hear discussed on the show? Click HERE to let us know!

Season 4 is upon us and what better way to ring it than talking about more LBKs?  We've gone through a whole pandemic with our loved ones and we've added more LBKs to our list.  Lack of appreciation? BOO. Failure to follow through? NEXT!     But we've also grown more grateful for all we have (and we have so much)!  Despite our ups and downs, we are still very much in love with our partners, and to honor them, we also discuss LBMs (Lady Boner Makers).  Picking up the dog doo? TALK DIRTY TO ME!   We hope you enjoy our first episode of this season!  As always, please feel free to contact us, add to our lists, or just say hi!   ____________________________________________   CONNECT WITH US   IG: titt_talks    FACEBOOK: TITT Talks   E-MAIL: titt.talks@gmail.com   YOUTUBE: TITT Talks Podcast

It's the season 3 finale! In this episode of TITT Talks, we are celebrating an anniversary, a most un-ordinary season, and how the ever dependable constant of Change has hugely affected us all in the past several months. Join the Tiffanys and Isa in a joyous tribute to life in this hat tip to modern motherhood.     #finale #celebration #girlfriends #bestfriendmoments #bffs #podcastersunite #womensupportingotherwomen #thisgirlmeansbusiness #womenwithvision #aapi #bipoc #workingmomlife #stayathomelife #motherhoodunhinged #podcasthost #motherhoodthroughig #motherhoodunplugged #motherhoodthroughinstagram #womenwhohustle #womenempoweringwomen About TITT TALKS   TITT Talks was “conceived” in January of 2020 during one of TITT's many friend/family (“framily”) get-togethers.  In conversation, it came to light that there was a lack of representation of womxn like TITT in, among other forms of media, the podcast world.  In particular, there was no podcast that TITT could subscribe to that would enable them to feel seen, heard, or understood as modern Asian Pacific American working mothers. The womxn of TITT Talks knew that this void was one they could fill by sharing their voices and experiences through their casual conversations, which were already taking place on a routine basis. Thank you for the positive feedback we have received since our launch in early June of 2020.  We are delighted to hear that we are bringing you content that you can finally relate to as mothers, professionals, millennials, and Asian Pacific Americans. To our listeners of this special How SHE Built This series, our mission has always been to connect with other modern womxn through the lens of our own experiences so we thought this series would be a perfect fit.  We have inadvertently jumped on this journey of growing our own business as entrepreneurs and thought these conversations would not only be empowering, inspiring and refreshing for us, but for our listeners as well.    ____________________________________________  CONNECT WITH US    Sign up for our NEWSLETTER – TITT Talks Tea  IG: titt_talks  FACEBOOK: TITT Talks  E-MAIL: TITTtalks@gmail.com  YOUTUBE: TITT Talks Podcast  ____________________________________________  WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU    What topics would you like to hear discussed on the show? Click HERE to let us know!

Imagine a whole holiday, all perfectly wrapped and ready for exploration in a box! That’s what you get with Festivity (@festivity.fun), multi-cultural boxes celebrating international holidays through books, activities, recipes, and more. We are thrilled to feature Nisha Bhatia, founder and official celebrator of this company, as she walks us through the concept, timeline, and challenges of starting a whole company on the side of a full-time job. It is hard, but she shows us how you can create from scratch when you’re authentic to yourself and your family.    This series is a 1:1 intimate discussion on the journey of building a business as a woman and as a mom. Hosted by TCha, one of the Tiffanys, please take a break, pull up a chair, and join the conversation with us.   Want to try a discounted box of your own? Use the promo code: TITTFESTIVITY for 10% off any celebration box at https://www.festivity.fun/    Hashtags   #festival #multicultural #multiculturalism #learningthroughplay #learning #mompreneur #workingmom #holiday #mompodcast #podcastersunite #womensupportingotherwomen #womenwithvision #aapi #bipoc #workingmomlife #stayathomelife #motherhoodunhinged #podcasthost #motherhoodthroughig #motherhoodunplugged #motherhoodthroughinstagram #womenwhohustle #womenempoweringwomen   About TITT TALKS   TITT Talks was “conceived” in January of 2020 during one of TITT’s many friend/family (“framily”) get-togethers.  In conversation, it came to light that there was a lack of representation of womxn like TITT in, among other forms of media, the podcast world.  In particular, there was no podcast that TITT could subscribe to that would enable them to feel seen, heard, or understood as modern Asian Pacific American working mothers. The womxn of TITT Talks knew that this void was one they could fill by sharing their voices and experiences through their casual conversations, which were already taking place on a routine basis. Thank you for the positive feedback we have received since our launch in early June of 2020.  We are delighted to hear that we are bringing you content that you can finally relate to as mothers, professionals, millennials, and Asian Pacific Americans. To our listeners of this special How SHE Built This series, our mission has always been to connect with other modern womxn through the lens of our own experiences so we thought this series would be a perfect fit.  We have inadvertently jumped on this journey of growing our own business as entrepreneurs and thought these conversations would not only be empowering, inspiring and refreshing for us, but for our listeners as well.    ____________________________________________  CONNECT WITH US    Sign up for our NEWSLETTER – TITT Talks Tea  IG: titt_talks  FACEBOOK: TITT Talks  E-MAIL: TITTtalks@gmail.com  YOUTUBE: TITT Talks Podcast  ____________________________________________  WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU    What topics would you like to hear discussed on the show? Click HERE to let us know!  

TITT Talks addresses rising anti-Asian hate sentiments in this episode. We are joined by two board members of Raising Compassionate Leaders (rcleaders.com): Justine Bautista, PhD student in Social Ecology at the University of California, Irvine and Dr. Kristine Yi, clinical psychologist specializing in cross-cultural work in families. Together, we begin to explore the foundations of Asian hate, its effect on our AAPI community, and resources to overcome these barriers together. This is just one of the many conversations we will have surrounding the greater scope of racism.   Here are some of the resources we mention in the episode.   Resource Hub: https://anti-asianviolenceresources.carrd.co Report AAPI hate crimes Stop AAPI Hate 1-844-9-NO-HATE or 8449nohate.org Mental Health Support Care for Coronavirus Anxiety  Asian Mental Health Collective Mental Health Support for Asian Americans Guide for Providing Mental Health Services to DACA Recipients Basic Needs Asian and Pacific Islander American Health Forum (APIAHF) In-Language Resources Asian Pacific American Labor Alliance (APALA) COVID-19 Resources Coronavirus Resource Kit ____________________________________________ TITT Talks is a proudly #aapi family. We are deeply concerned for the safety of our AAPI sisters and brothers, our own families, and our personal friends. We cannot put into words all that we are feeling, as we go from sadness to anger to confusion to fear.  Please check-in with your #aapi friends. We are not all okay. Please take care of yourselves and know that you can talk to us. If you need support, a helpful resource is stopasianhate.info. We stand with our Asian American Pacific Islander community in the face of racism, and we are committed to taking action against it. ____________________________________________   ABOUT TITT TALKS   TITT Talks was “conceived” in January of 2020 during one of TITT’s many friend/family (“framily”) get-togethers.  In conversation, it came to light that there was a lack of representation of women like TITT in, among other forms of media, the podcast world.  In particular, there was no podcast that TITT could subscribe to that would enable them to feel seen, heard, or understood as modern Asian Pacific American working mothers. The women of TITT Talks knew that this void was one they could fill by sharing their voices and experiences through their casual conversations, which were already taking place on a routine basis. Thank you for the positive feedback we have received since our launch in early June 2020.  We are delighted to hear that we are bringing you content that you can finally relate to as mothers, professionals, millennials, and Asian Pacific Americans. ____________________________________________ CONNECT WITH US    Sign up for our NEWSLETTER – TITT Talks Tea  IG: titt_talks  FACEBOOK: TITT Talks  E-MAIL: TITTtalks@gmail.com  YOUTUBE: TITT Talks Podcast  ____________________________________________  WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU  What topics would you like to hear discussed on the show? Click HERE to let us know!

Join us for another episode of TITT Talks: How She Built This! This week, we are featuring Mayly Tao (@maylytao), the Owner of DK's Donuts & Bakery and Donut Princess LA.  This spin-off series is meant to intimately discuss the journey of building a business as a female entrepreneur in a 20-ish minute segment. These types of conversations inspire us here at TITT Talks, and we hope they do the same for you as well.   TLo sits down to chat with Mayly as she takes us through her experience growing up as a child of Cambodian refugees.  She saw, first hand, how hard her parents worked to have a slice of the American dream.  Utilizing her education and contemporary insights, she modernized the family business and as a result, DK’s Donuts & Bakery has become a Los Angeles institution.  Listen in to hear more about her story as an entrepreneur.  You’ll find that Mayly is full with love, compassion and humility.     TLo and Mayly have a discussion around her experience as a person of influence in the AAPI community.  Note that this episode was recorded in the latter part of 2020, prior to the significant uptick in Anti-Asian hate crimes and incidents.     It has always been our mission to connect with other modern womxn through the lens of our experience. We hope you enjoy this series as much as we do! Connect with Mayly and support her businesses at the following links.  It is so important now, more than ever, to support not only our local small businesses but our AAPI-owned small businesses. DK’s Donuts Donut Princess LA Short N’ Sweet Podcast ____________________________________________ TITT Talks is a proudly #aapi family. We are deeply concerned for the safety of our AAPI sisters and brothers, our own families, and our personal friends. We cannot put into words all that we are feeling, as we go from sadness to anger to confusion to fear.  Please check-in with your #aapi friends. We are not all okay. Please take care of yourselves and know that you can talk to us. If you need support, a helpful resource is stopasianhate.info. We stand with our Asian American Pacific Islander community in the face of racism, and we are committed to taking action against it. ____________________________________________   ABOUT TITT TALKS   TITT Talks was “conceived” in January of 2020 during one of TITT’s many friend/family (“framily”) get-togethers.  In conversation, it came to light that there was a lack of representation of women like TITT in, among other forms of media, the podcast world.  In particular, there was no podcast that TITT could subscribe to that would enable them to feel seen, heard, or understood as modern Asian Pacific American working mothers. The women of TITT Talks knew that this void was one they could fill by sharing their voices and experiences through their casual conversations, which were already taking place on a routine basis. Thank you for the positive feedback we have received since our launch in early June 2020.  We are delighted to hear that we are bringing you content that you can finally relate to as mothers, professionals, millennials, and Asian Pacific Americans. ____________________________________________ CONNECT WITH US    Sign up for our NEWSLETTER – TITT Talks Tea  IG: titt_talks  FACEBOOK: TITT Talks  E-MAIL: TITTtalks@gmail.com  YOUTUBE: TITT Talks Podcast  ____________________________________________  WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU  What topics would you like to hear discussed on the show? Click HERE to let us know!  

For this How She Built This episode, we are celebrating 420 by partnering with an amazing womxn and minority owned brand in the cannabis industry, Xhale Goods.  They just launched their new subscription box so tune in as their CEO, Kimmie Chann along with the womxn of Xhale Goods, Gina, Becky and Ursula share some amazing products, talk about how they further sustainability, dive into the community they are building and dispel stigmas around consumption. Make sure to listen till the end for a special promo code for their subscription box and Merch.    In this episode not only do we talk about building their business but we start at the beginning. The womxn of Xhale goods all come from AAPI and Latinx backgrounds and the women honor their parents' legacies by using their stories as immigrants to fuel the resilience and hard work in them.  Kimmie, Gina, Ursula and Becky took the pandemic as a perfect opportunity to pivot from event management to furthering  diversity, equity, and sustainability in the industry and have created a safe space to promote amazing products but also to empower and support other women and minority owned cannabis brands.    Xhale Goods is your group of friends to help find the perfect product for you, break down stigmas and make cannabis approachable for everyone.  From the low dosage to the avid consumer, Xhale Goods is a great source for products, education and community.   Check them out by going to www.xhalegoods.com or visit them on IG at lets.xhale.        ____________________________________________ CONNECT WITH US   IG: titt_talks  FACEBOOK: TITT Talks E-MAIL: titt.talks@gmail.com YOUTUBE: TITT Talks Podcast

We start our next episode of TITT TALKS with a message from the co-founders of Fertility Rally. They are hosting a virtual celebration for the infertility community for anyone and everyone building modern families and seeking empowerment, education support and community.  More details available on their IG @fertilityrally. Welcome back to our second episode of Legacy Stories brought to you by TITT Talks! This series is a tribute to our heritage through storytelling.  Stories preserve culture and pass on family history and tradition from one generation to another. In essence, stories keep cultures alive. In them, we learn much about ourselves and those that came before us.  These stories deserve a platform to be showcased.  If we don’t do it, who will?  In this series, we’ll be paying respect and honoring our families.  Join us and learn part of our history as we each share individual legacy stories of our own families. Today, TCha is your host and she will be paying honor and tribute to her father, Luis Alberto Chavez Tay.  A person we each admire for his entrepreneurial spirit, resilience, good humor and example of a great father and grandfather. ____________________________________________ TITT Talks is a proudly #aapi family. We are deeply concerned for the safety of our aapi sisters and brothers, our own families, and our personal friends. We cannot put into words all that we are feeling, as we go from sadness to anger to confusion to fear.  Please check-in with your #aapi friends. We are not all okay. Please take care of yourselves and know that you can talk to us. If you need support, a helpful resource is stopasianhate.info. We stand with our Asian American Pacific Islander community in the face of racism, and we are committed to taking action against it. ____________________________________________   ABOUT TITT TALKS   TITT Talks was “conceived” in January of 2020 during one of TITT’s many friend/family (“framily”) get-togethers.  In conversation, it came to light that there was a lack of representation of women like TITT in, among other forms of media, the podcast world.  In particular, there was no podcast that TITT could subscribe to that would enable them to feel seen, heard, or understood as modern Asian Pacific American working mothers. The women of TITT Talks knew that this void was one they could fill by sharing their voices and experiences through their casual conversations, which were already taking place on a routine basis. Thank you for the positive feedback we have received since our launch in early June 2020.  We are delighted to hear that we are bringing you content that you can finally relate to as mothers, professionals, millennials, and Asian Pacific Americans. ____________________________________________ CONNECT WITH US    Sign up for our NEWSLETTER – TITT Talks Tea  IG: titt_talks  FACEBOOK: TITT Talks  E-MAIL: TITTtalks@gmail.com  YOUTUBE: TITT Talks Podcast  ____________________________________________  WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU  What topics would you like to hear discussed on the show? Click HERE to let us know!  

For this How She Built This episode, it is our honor to present to you . . . Lisa Tran!  First, for us, our recent friendship with Lisa is the embodiment of the benefits of networking.  TLo met Lisa on Clubhouse, and TLo subsequently introduced us all to Lisa.  We have become enamored with not only Lisa, but we have also become enamored with her story, her family, and her family’s story.  In this episode of HSBT, Lisa regales Chuk with her journey of turning vision into action by developing Tan Tan Foods sauce line, which she did with the goal of being able to generate consistent income while also being able to spend substantial mommy time with her precious twins.  Lisa also discusses how Tan Tan’s sauces were created with her mother’s recipes and gained popularity amongst the customers of her family’s restaurant – Tan Tan Café & Delicatessen!  More importantly, Lisa shares her own story of being born as a Vietnamese refugee in Indonesia, how her mother refined her sauce-making skills in the same refugee camp, and her parents’ love story that was borne during their escape from Vietnam – all of which laid the foundation for Lisa to create Tan Tan’s sauce empire and to introduce the wonder of her mom’s Vietnamese recipes to the American general public.  (Tan Tan’s sauces are carried in major grocery store chains like New Seasons Markets, H Mart, and coming soon to Safeway/Albertsons – she is kind of a big deal.) We could go on and on, but you should really just listen to the episode!  We cannot wait for you to learn more about Lisa!  Find her at @tantanfoods and tantancafedeli.com.  You can also learn more about her in her features in @entrepreneur and @bonappetit magazines!   ____________________________________________ CONNECT WITH US   IG: titt_talks  FACEBOOK: TITT Talks E-MAIL: titt.talks@gmail.com YOUTUBE: TITT Talks Podcast  

TITT Talks: How SHE Built This series continues with foodie dynamo, Jessica Levison, of Peekaboo Ice Cream (@eatpeekaboo)! This spin-off series is meant to intimately discuss the journey of building a business as a female entrepreneur in a 20-ish minute segment.  These types of conversations inspire us here at TITT Talks, and we hope they do the same for you as well.    Jessica Levison, mompreneur of THREE chucked a law career to be the purveyor of delicious, craft ice cream that has even been featured on the hit show Shark Tank. Bridging the gap between yummy and healthy, she has created a delectable ice cream empire through the power of determination and positivity. Tune in today as we follow her story, challenges, and wins in the past few years.      You don't want to miss this one! Not only does TCha take you behind the scenes but Jessica so graciously drops a special 20% off TITT Talks promo so that you too can try the amazing and unique flavors of PEEKABOO Ice-cream + Hidden Veggies at www.eatpeekaboo.com.     It has always been our mission to connect with other modern womxn through the lens of our experience. We hope you enjoy this new series as  much as we do!   ____________________________________________ ABOUT TITT TALKS   TITT Talks was “conceived” in January of 2020 during one of TITT’s many friend/family (“framily”) get-togethers.  In conversation, it came to light that there was a lack of representation of womxn like TITT in, among other forms of media, the podcast world.  In particular, there was no podcast that TITT could subscribe to that would enable them to feel seen, heard, or understood as modern Asian Pacific American working mothers.   The womxn of TITT Talks knew that this void was one they could fill by sharing their voices and experiences through their casual conversations, which were already taking place on a routine basis.   Thank you for the positive feedback we have received since our launch in early June 2020.  We are delighted to hear that we are bringing you content that you can finally relate to as mothers, professionals, millennials, and Asian Pacific Americans. ____________________________________________  CONNECT WITH US    Sign up for our NEWSLETTER – TITT Talks Tea  IG: titt_talks  FACEBOOK: TITT Talks  E-MAIL: TITTtalks@gmail.com  YOUTUBE: TITT Talks Podcast  ____________________________________________  WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU    What topics would you like to hear discussed on the show? Click HERE to let us know!    

Welcome BACK to the TITT Talks: How She Built This series! Season 3 pops off featuring the co-founders of Bitty Bao! This spin-off series is meant to intimately discuss the journey of building a business as a female entrepreneur in a 20-ish minute segment. These types of conversations inspire us here at TITT Talks, and we hope they do the same for you as well.   This week, we bring to you two hard-working, hustling moms – LuLu and Lacey, the creators of Bitty Bao (https://www.bittybao.com)!  Bitty Bao is a collection of Chinese Bilingual Board books that are a wonderful resource to opening your children’s eyes to the diversity in this world.  Their story, in their words:    “A random 11pm text from Lulu lit up Lacey’s phone one December evening. It read, “So crazy thought, I want to write children’s bilingual Chinese books. Starting to form ideas and such, a series - like the Spanish series you follow. @lillibros - they’re inspiring! What are your thoughts on this? Too crazy? Totally feasible? Want to be my illustrator? Let’s do crazy together!” Who sends an 11pm text asking someone out of the blue to make a book series with them? But more importantly, who says yes to such an endeavor under those circumstances? Lulu and Lacey do. And so began our journey. We look forward to showing you highlights of our labor-of-love book making process, road to publishing, and all the fun we have along the way. (Mostly in the middle of the night after all our bitty babes are in bed and our houses are finally quiet!) We are so proud to announce our book series (in its infancy), #BittyBao - bitty books for bitty babes!   Join us as TLo takes you behinds the scenes as LuLu and Lacey tell their story about how they built their business (the ups and the downs) and how they are continuing to evolve and grow, all while being Mamas.   It has always been our mission to connect with other modern womxn through the lens of our experience. We hope you enjoy this new series as much as we do! ____________________________________________ ABOUT TITT TALKS   TITT Talks was “conceived” in January of 2020 during one of TITT’s many friend/family (“framily”) get-togethers.  In conversation, it came to light that there was a lack of representation of womxn like TITT in, among other forms of media, the podcast world.  In particular, there was no podcast that TITT could subscribe to that would enable them to feel seen, heard, or understood as modern Asian Pacific American working mothers.   The womxn of TITT Talks knew that this void was one they could fill by sharing their voices and experiences through their casual conversations, which were already taking place on a routine basis.   Thank you for the positive feedback we have received since our launch in early June 2020.  We are delighted to hear that we are bringing you content that you can finally relate to as mothers, professionals, millennials, and Asian Pacific Americans. ____________________________________________  CONNECT WITH US    Sign up for our NEWSLETTER – TITT Talks Tea  IG: titt_talks  FACEBOOK: TITT Talks  E-MAIL: TITTtalks@gmail.com  YOUTUBE: TITT Talks Podcast  ____________________________________________  WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU    What topics would you like to hear discussed on the show? Click HERE to let us know!    

Welcome back to another episode of TITT Talks! You’re joining us on a very special week for 3/4s of TITT Talks.  It’s Lunar New Year also known as Chinese New Year to the Tiffanys.  In spirit of this culturally relevant holiday, get ready for part one of the wonderful idea Isa had – Legacy Stories.  In these episodes, we’ll each have the opportunity to honor our family history – stories that deserve to be told.  Stories preserve culture and pass on family history and tradition from one generation to another. In essence, stories keep cultures alive. In them, we learn much about ourselves and those that came before us.  These stories deserve a platform to be showcased.  If we don’t do it, who will?  In this series, we’ll be paying respect and honoring our families.  Join us and learn part of our history as we each share individual legacy stories of our own families. Today, TLo is your host and she will be paying honor and tribute to her PoPo (maternal Grandmother) who passed on New Year’s Day (2021). Rest in paradise, PoPo. ____________________________________________ABOUT TITT TALKS TITT Talks was “conceived” in January of 2020 during one of TITT’s many friend/family (“framily”) get-togethers.  In conversation, it came to light that there was a lack of representation of women like TITT in, among other forms of media, the podcast world.  In particular, there was no podcast that TITT could subscribe to that would enable them to feel seen, heard, or understood as modern Asian Pacific American working mothers. The women of TITT Talks knew that this void was one they could fill by sharing their voices and experiences through their casual conversations, which were already taking place on a routine basis. Thank you for the positive feedback we have received since our launch in early June 2020.  We are delighted to hear that we are bringing you content that you can finally relate to as mothers, professionals, millennials, and Asian Pacific Americans. ____________________________________________ CONNECT WITH US  Sign up for our NEWSLETTER – TITT Talks Tea IG: titt_talks FACEBOOK: TITT Talks E-MAIL: TITTtalks@gmail.com YOUTUBE: TITT Talks Podcast ____________________________________________ WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU What topics would you like to hear discussed on the show? Click HERE to let us know! 

In today’s society, every single action that a womxn takes, can and will be sexualized. So why shouldn’t we take control of our sexuality? As womxn and moms with Asian American and Pacific Islander backgrounds, we are kicking off Season 3 by breaking the cultural taboo around sex and Taking Our Sexy Back! We hope to empower you and ourselves to own your sexuality.  To help us along this journey we have brought on Dee Reed of @pompousreed, she is the ultimate boss lady and amazing mom who runs two businesses in beauty and in retail and still finds time to co-host her own podcast, TheBakedZeeDee Show. Take a seat and sip your tea, as the TITTS and Dee drop some gems and play a little question roulette at the end. Follow Dee Reed on Instagram by searching @pompousreed @trilogylash or @bakedzeedeeshow. ____________________________________________ABOUT TITT TALKS TITT Talks was “conceived” in January of 2020 during one of TITT’s many friend/family (“framily”) get-togethers.  In conversation, it came to light that there was a lack of representation of womxn like TITT in, among other forms of media, the podcast world.  In particular, there was no podcast that TITT could subscribe to that would enable them to feel seen, heard, or understood as modern Asian Pacific American working mothers. The womxn of TITT Talks knew that this void was one they could fill by sharing their voices and experiences through their casual conversations, which were already taking place on a routine basis. Thank you for the positive feedback we have received since our launch in early June 2020.  We are delighted to hear that we are bringing you content that you can finally relate to as mothers, professionals, millennials, and Asian Pacific Americans.____________________________________________ CONNECT WITH US  Sign up for our NEWSLETTER – TITT Talks Tea IG: titt_talks FACEBOOK: TITT Talks E-MAIL: TITTtalks@gmail.com YOUTUBE: TITT Talks Podcast ____________________________________________ WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU  What topics would you like to hear discussed on the show? Click HERE to let us know!

For our Season 2 finale, we are bringing on three of our very own best friends/hot mamas in a Season/2021 In Review spectacular with you! In a New Year that is NOT what any of us expected, we talk about current events, momming in a pandemic, and episode highlights from the past few months. There is no shortage of love, laughter, concern, and genuine struggles from modern womxn who are just trying to do it all - be great mothers during a time of non-stop “unprecedented moments”. Take a break, pull up a chair, and join the conversation with us.____________________________________________ABOUT TITT TALKS TITT Talks was “conceived” in January of 2020 during one of TITT’s many friend/family (“framily”) get-togethers.  In conversation, it came to light that there was a lack of representation of women like TITT in, among other forms of media, the podcast world.  In particular, there was no podcast that TITT could subscribe to that would enable them to feel seen, heard, or understood as modern Asian Pacific American working mothers. The women of TITT Talks knew that this void was one they could fill by sharing their voices and experiences through their casual conversations, which were already taking place on a routine basis. Thank you for the positive feedback we have received since our launch in early June 2020.  We are delighted to hear that we are bringing you content that you can finally relate to as mothers, professionals, millennials, and Asian Pacific Americans. ____________________________________________CONNECT WITH US  Sign up for our NEWSLETTER – TITT Talks Tea IG: titt_talks FACEBOOK: TITT Talks E-MAIL: TITTtalks@gmail.com YOUTUBE: TITT Talks Podcast ____________________________________________ WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU What topics would you like to hear discussed on the show? Click HERE to let us know!

Hey ladies! Remember a little thing called Girls Night Out? Well, unfortunately, we haven’t been doing a lot of that in 2020 because, you know....pandemic.  Well, if you know us, you know our friendship is integral to our survival as womxn and as mothers.  Friendships are important in life, they give you encouragement and support, boost your self-esteem, keep you active, and are overall a positive influence.  In this new episode, we play a game that’s half truth or dare, and half twenty questions, we have a little fun and dig a little deeper.  We also eat our way through the questions with our first Mukbang featuring Wanderlust Ice Cream.  You really do not want to miss this! Cheers to a life full of great friends!____________________________________________ABOUT TITT TALKS TITT Talks was “conceived” in January of 2020 during one of TITT’s many friend/family (“framily”) get-togethers.  In conversation, it came to light that there was a lack of representation of women like TITT in, among other forms of media, the podcast world.  In particular, there was no podcast that TITT could subscribe to that would enable them to feel seen, heard, or understood as modern Asian Pacific American working mothers. The women of TITT Talks knew that this void was one they could fill by sharing their voices and experiences through their casual conversations, which were already taking place on a routine basis. Thank you for the positive feedback we have received since our launch in early June 2020.  We are delighted to hear that we are bringing you content that you can finally relate to as mothers, professionals, millennials, and Asian Pacific Americans. ____________________________________________CONNECT WITH US  Sign up for our NEWSLETTER – TITT Talks Tea IG: titt_talks FACEBOOK: TITT Talks E-MAIL: TITTtalks@gmail.com YOUTUBE: TITT Talks Podcast ____________________________________________ WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU What topics would you like to hear discussed on the show? Click HERE to let us know!

Welcome back to another episode of TITT Talks! Today we are bringing you a round table discussion on Mental Health with special guest, Dr. Jang Cho.  Join us for a raw, unfiltered discussion that touches on all facets of being a woman and a mother in this very heavy year that we’ve lived through.  We at TITT Talks feel strongly that we would be doing a disservice to our community and women at large by not utilizing our platform to help break down some of the barriers around this highly stigmatized subject.Dr. Jang Cho is a board certified child and adolescent psychiatrist. She received her medical degree from Georgetown University School of Medicine and completed her psychiatry residency at Mount Sinai Beth Israel Hospital in New York City and child and adolescent psychiatry fellowship at the Children’s National Medical Center in Washington, DC.  Dr. Cho is passionate about treatment, education and advocacy for mental health of Asian Americans and has given talks in various seminars and conferences, both locally and nationally. She is a co-founder and a co-chair for Asian Caucus of American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry and a faculty member of the MGH Center for Cross-Cultural Student Emotional Wellness.  Dr. Cho also runs her own tele-psychiatry private practice, Cultivate Psychiatry, geared toward serving immigrant families and those with diverse backgrounds, especially Asian Americans.  During her down time, Dr. Cho enjoys living in rural Washington state and navigating the challenges of raising her bicultural young daughter. She is also a co-host of Podcast, Korean American Parenting where she shares her journey - both the joy and the tribulation- of motherhood with other Korean American parents.____________________________________________ABOUT TITT TALKS TITT Talks was “conceived” in January of 2020 during one of TITT’s many friend/family (“framily”) get-togethers.  In conversation, it came to light that there was a lack of representation of women like TITT in, among other forms of media, the podcast world.  In particular, there was no podcast that TITT could subscribe to that would enable them to feel seen, heard, or understood as modern Asian Pacific American working mothers. The women of TITT Talks knew that this void was one they could fill by sharing their voices and experiences through their casual conversations, which were already taking place on a routine basis. Thank you for the positive feedback we have received since our launch in early June 2020.  We are delighted to hear that we are bringing you content that you can finally relate to as mothers, professionals, millennials, and Asian Pacific Americans. ___________________________________________CONNECT WITH US  Sign up for our NEWSLETTER – TITT Talks Tea IG: titt_talks FACEBOOK: TITT Talks E-MAIL: TITTtalks@gmail.com YOUTUBE: TITT Talks Podcast ____________________________________________ WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU  What topics would you like to hear discussed on the show? Click HERE to let us know!

This week, the ladies of TITT Talks try to solve the omnipresent case of Mom Guilt: Where it comes from, why it happens, and the best way to keep it in moderation so that it doesn’t run our lives. TCha kicks it off with her own experience of how the pandemic has forced her to examine how she prioritizes work/life balance to minimize the guilt she feels on a daily basis. Join us in this safe space as we talk about what mom guilt means to us and how we tackle it with different forms of self-care and reality checks. Whether you're a working mom, stay-at-home-mom, or not even a mom, taking care of yourself should always be a priority. Resources from recording: https://raisingtheextraordinary.com/self-care-moms-without-feeling-guilty/https://www.forbes.com/sites/nomanazish/2019/03/08/five-totally-doable-self-care-tips-for-busy-moms/#7cfe6cb31d75https://www.thebalancecareers.com/self-care-critical-working-moms-succeed-3545205 https://www.mother.ly/child/4-ways-to-replace-your-inner-mama-guilt-with-inner-mama-zen  ____________________________________________ ABOUT TITT TALKS TITT Talks was “conceived” in January of 2020 during one of TITT’s many friend/family (“framily”) get-togethers.  In conversation, it came to light that there was a lack of representation of women like TITT in, among other forms of media, the podcast world.  In particular, there was no podcast that TITT could subscribe to that would enable them to feel seen, heard, or understood as modern Asian Pacific American working mothers. We knew that this void was one they could fill by sharing their voices and experiences through their casual conversations, which were already taking place on a routine basis.  Thank you for the positive feedback we have received since our launch in early June 2020.  We are delighted to hear that we are bringing you content that you can finally relate to as mothers, professionals, millennials, and Asian Pacific Americans. ____________________________________________ CONNECT WITH US  Sign up for our NEWSLETTER – TITT Talks Tea IG: titt_talks FACEBOOK: TITT Talks E-MAIL: TITTtalks@gmail.com YOUTUBE: TITT Talks Podcast ____________________________________________ WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU What topics would you like to hear discussed on the show? Click HERE to let us know!

Welcome to the second episode of TITT Talks: How She Built This.  On this second installment we are featuring the co-founders of Frankly Apparel (https://www.franklyapparel.com), Jane Dong and Heather Eaton. This spin-off series is meant to intimately discuss the journey of building a business as a female entrepreneur in a 20-ish minute segment. These types of conversations are what inspire and empower us as budding entrepreneurs at TITT Talks, and we hope they do the same for you as well. This week, we bring to you the womxn that have brought to life a clothing company that gives you the freedom to finally go braless and be supported at the same time.  Frankly Apparel’s vision, which we love, is to empower womxn to ask for more, starting with what they wear.  They are delivering products that are centered around adaptable support structures constructed through innovative sewing techniques and high-quality fabrics. They lightly and naturally lift, secure, and shape your breasts, and even cover nipples without any extra bulky padding. They also know one size doesn’t fit all, so Frankly Apparel offers more options to cover cup sizes A to G.  Essentially, Jane and Heather read our minds and are creating a product that we all need.   Join us as TLo sits down to interview Jane and Heather, learn more about their journey, and what’s in store for Frankly Apparel.   Frankly Apparel is running a Kickstarter campaign that will conclude on November 12, 2020.  They are nearing their stretch goal of $50,000! For more information or to contribute, find their campaign here. It has always been our mission to connect with other modern womxn through the lens of our experience. We hope you enjoy this new series as much as we do!____________________________________________ABOUT TITT TALKS TITT Talks was “conceived” in January of 2020 during one of TITT’s many friend/family (“framily”) get-togethers.  In conversation, it came to light that there was a lack of representation of womxn like TITT in, among other forms of media, the podcast world.  In particular, there was no podcast that TITT could subscribe to that would enable them to feel seen, heard, or understood as modern Asian Pacific American working mothers. The womxn of TITT Talks knew that this void was one they could fill by sharing their voices and experiences through their casual conversations, which were already taking place on a routine basis. Thank you for the positive feedback we have received since our launch in early June 2020.  We are delighted to hear that we are bringing you content that you can finally relate to as mothers, professionals, millennials, and Asian Pacific Americans.____________________________________________ CONNECT WITH US  Sign up for our NEWSLETTER – TITT Talks Tea IG: titt_talks FACEBOOK: TITT Talks E-MAIL: TITTtalks@gmail.com YOUTUBE: TITT Talks Podcast ____________________________________________ WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU  What topics would you like to hear discussed on the show? Click HERE to let us know!

Food.  How can such a simple word evoke so many different emotions, ideas, and experiences in each of us? Today, we have a (mentally) delicious treat for you: an episode about our favorite meals that have been forever emblazoned in our hearts not just because the food was bomb, but also because of the people we shared them with and/or the unique experiences that accompanied those meals.  Chuk, as the host of this episode, also explains her husband’s role in inspiring the title of this episode.  Bless his heart! We also welcome one of our beloved ADPi sisters to the show: Jenny Kim Pardini (known to us by her college nickname, JK)!  In addition to running her therapy practice, she runs her family’s food blog entitled Umami & Us (@umamiandus), in which she shares some of her family’s all-time favorite recipes!  Sophisticated, kid-approved recipes - what more could we want? JK is married to JimmyPardini, the head chef and owner of our favorite Italian restaurant, The Annex Kitchen in Fresno, CA (@annexkitchenfresno).  Together, they are a culinary powerhouse!  Listen to JK tell us how she does it all: manage a successful therapy practice, raise two wonderful kids, help operate The Annex Kitchen, etc.  She also shares some tricks for getting her kids to eat everything as well as some of her favorite places to eat! We hope you enjoy this episode as much as we enjoyed recording it!  We’d love to hear about your favorite meals and experiences too!  Connect with us through the links below! ____________________________________________ABOUT TITT TALKS TITT Talks was “conceived” in January of 2020 during one of TITT’s many friend/family (“framily”) get-togethers.  In conversation, it came to light that there was a lack of representation of women like TITT in, among other forms of media, the podcast world.  In particular, there was no podcast that TITT could subscribe to that would enable them to feel seen, heard, or understood as modern Asian Pacific American working mothers. We knew that this void was one they could fill by sharing their voices and experiences through their casual conversations, which were already taking place on a routine basis.  Thank you for the positive feedback we have received since our launch in early June 2020.  We are delighted to hear that we are bringing you content that you can finally relate to as mothers, professionals, millennials, and Asian Pacific Americans. ____________________________________________CONNECT WITH US Sign up for our NEWSLETTER – TITT Talks Tea IG: titt_talks FACEBOOK: TITT Talks E-MAIL: TITTtalks@gmail.com YOUTUBE: TITT Talks Podcast ____________________________________________ WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU What topics would you like to hear discussed on the show? Click HERE to let us know!

Welcome to the first of our TITT Talks: How She Built This Series featuring the founders of Guildford Green Wine Company! This spin-off series is meant to discuss, intimately, the journey of building a business as a female entrepreneur in a 20-ish minute segment. These types of conversations are what inspire and empower us as budding entrepreneurs here at TITT Talks, and we hope it does the same for you as well. This week, we bring to you the ideators of a brilliant new company named Guildford Green Wine Company (www.guildfordgreen.com). Guildford Green Wine Company was built as the answer for anyone who has stood in front of the grocery aisle and been confused, annoyed, or overwhelmed by the sheer amount of choices. Christine Meredith and Daisy Kwoh have created, in impressive speed, a specialty curated service that brings small-batch, sommelier-level wine to your doorstep. They rely on four principles to optimize the customer experience - a limited (but delightful) list of fine wines, a discovery of new favorites that rotate with the seasons, exquisite quality for every collection, and familiar descriptions so that you know exactly what you’re getting. Join us as TCha sits down at the virtual table with Christine and Daisy as they talk wine, kids, and their new work/life balance as entrepreneurs that do it all. It has always been our mission to connect with other modern womxn through the lens of our experience. We hope you enjoy this new series as much as we do!____________________________________________ABOUT TITT TALKS TITT Talks was “conceived” in January of 2020 during one of TITT’s many friend/family (“framily”) get-togethers.  In conversation, it came to light that there was a lack of representation of womxn like TITT in, among other forms of media, the podcast world.  In particular, there was no podcast that TITT could subscribe to that would enable them to feel seen, heard, or understood as modern Asian Pacific American working mothers. The womxn of TITT Talks knew that this void was one they could fill by sharing their voices and experiences through their casual conversations, which were already taking place on a routine basis. Thank you for the positive feedback we have received since our launch in early June 2020.  We are delighted to hear that we are bringing you content that you can finally relate to as mothers, professionals, millennials, and Asian Pacific Americans.____________________________________________ CONNECT WITH US  Sign up for our NEWSLETTER – TITT Talks Tea IG: titt_talks FACEBOOK: TITT Talks E-MAIL: TITTtalks@gmail.com YOUTUBE: TITT Talks Podcast ____________________________________________ WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU  What topics would you like to hear discussed on the show? Click HERE to let us know!

Just like you, we want to raise the next generation to be responsible little citizens of the world. In light of all the complexities of today’s diverse families and current culture awareness, how do we teach our kids to be kind and respectful of everyone else? How do we begin the discussion about celebrating all identities and heritages that make us unique and stronger together? We brought in the founders of a non-profit named Raising Compassionate Leaders to really bring expertise to the conversation. Christina Johnson and Denica Gordon-Mandel are two of the four sisters who founded this non-profit to help people of all ages start to unpack these difficult conversations to tackle bite-sized pieces we can all handle. It all starts with a willingness to be better. To learn more about RCL and to play a bigger role in this non-profit, please visit https://www.rcleaders.com/ It has always been our mission to connect with other modern womxn through the lens of our experience. This is our first topic that dives into the many dimensions of raising compassionate little human beings, so we hope you find this episode as inspiring as we did!____________________________________________ABOUT TITT TALKS TITT Talks was “conceived” in January of 2020 during one of TITT’s many friend/family (“framily”) get-togethers.  In conversation, it came to light that there was a lack of representation of womxn like TITT in, among other forms of media, the podcast world.  In particular, there was no podcast that TITT could subscribe to that would enable them to feel seen, heard, or understood as modern Asian Pacific American working mothers. The womxn of TITT Talks knew that this void was one they could fill by sharing their voices and experiences through their casual conversations, which were already taking place on a routine basis. Thank you for the positive feedback we have received since our launch in early June 2020.  We are delighted to hear that we are bringing you content that you can finally relate to as mothers, professionals, millennials, and Asian Pacific Americans.____________________________________________ CONNECT WITH US Sign up for our NEWSLETTER – TITT Talks Tea IG: titt_talks FACEBOOK: TITT Talks E-MAIL: TITTtalks@gmail.com YOUTUBE: TITT Talks Podcast ____________________________________________ WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU  What topics would you like to hear discussed on the show? Click HERE to let us know!

Welcome to Season 2 of TITT Talks!  Thank you for sticking with us!  We are starting this fabulous season with one of our favorite topics - TRAVEL!   Let us take you on a magic carpet ride as we reminisce on the journeys we have taken to some of our favorite faraway lands.  These experiences have opened our eyes; they have allowed us to make human connections; they have made us appreciate all we have at home; they’ve introduced us to some of our favorite foods; and they have humbled us.   We also have a special treat for you, our beloved listeners.  In this episode, we welcome one of our favorite humans in this entire universe: Nikol Fisher of @beachseakers fame!  She was able to turn her passion for travel into an Instagram empire, garnering over 57K followers by sharing beautiful photos of her family and their trips around the world.  Nikol will also share how she built her Instagram account into the giant that it is today, as well as some useful travel tips! We’d love to hear about your favorite trips and what you learned from them!  Connect with us through the links below! ____________________________________________ABOUT TITT TALKS TITT Talks was “conceived” in January of 2020 during one of TITT’s many friend/family (“framily”) get-togethers.  In conversation, it came to light that there was a lack of representation of women like TITT in, among other forms of media, the podcast world.  In particular, there was no podcast that TITT could subscribe to that would enable them to feel seen, heard, or understood as modern Asian Pacific American working mothers. We knew that this void was one they could fill by sharing their voices and experiences through their casual conversations, which were already taking place on a routine basis.  Thank you for the positive feedback we have received since our launch in early June 2020.  We are delighted to hear that we are bringing you content that you can finally relate to as mothers, professionals, millennials, and Asian Pacific Americans. ____________________________________________CONNECT WITH USSign up for our NEWSLETTER – TITT Talks Tea IG: titt_talks FACEBOOK: TITT Talks E-MAIL: TITTtalks@gmail.com YOUTUBE: TITT Talks Podcast ____________________________________________ WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU What topics would you like to hear discussed on the show? Click HERE to let us know!

The womxn of TITT Talks get together in person to record an episode together (for the FIRST TIME since launching) on wrapping Season 1! Listen to what happens as our own real husband of Hollywood, Jake Munoz, hosts this special reunion.  Note that this episode was video recorded so please also head over to the TITT Talks YouTube channel to get the full effect!On this episode, the womxn of TITT Talks give updates on their lives since launching the podcast.  We touch on highlights and lessons learned of Season 1, we resurrect LBKs, and dish a little bit about what you can expect in Season 2. The heart of TITT Talks is its community.  Our mission has always been to connect with modern womxn through the lens of our own experiences.  We thank you for being here, for growing with us, and for your support.  Stay tuned for more fun when we launch Season 2 in October!____________________________________________SPONSORS This episode was brought to you in partnership with Singha Beer, The Original Thai Beer.  You should drink it! It’s very tasty! Give them some love!____________________________________________ABOUT TITT TALKS TITT Talks was “conceived” in January of 2020 during one of TITT’s many friend/family (“framily”) get-togethers.  In conversation, it came to light that there was a lack of representation of womxn like TITT in, among other forms of media, the podcast world.  In particular, there was no podcast that TITT could subscribe to that would enable them to feel seen, heard, or understood as modern Asian Pacific American working mothers. The womxn of TITT Talks knew that this void was one they could fill by sharing their voices and experiences through their casual conversations, which were already taking place on a routine basis. Thank you for the positive feedback we have received since our launch in early June 2020.  We are delighted to hear that we are bringing you content that you can finally relate to as mothers, professionals, millennials, and Asian Pacific Americans.____________________________________________ CONNECT WITH US  Sign up for our NEWSLETTER – TITT Talks Tea IG: titt_talks FACEBOOK: TITT Talks E-MAIL: TITTtalks@gmail.com YOUTUBE: TITT Talks Podcast ____________________________________________ WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU  What topics would you like to hear discussed on the show? Click HERE to let us know!

We’d like to share a message with you about the 2020 Census. The Census is our American way of counting everyone living in the United States to determine how resources are allocated and how decisions are made. Decisions like funding for schools, roads, public services, and healthcare. Businesses also use this data to decide whether to open up new stores in our neighborhoods. This week, along with other fellow Asian organizations across the country, member shows of the Asian Podcast Network like TITT Talks are proud to participate in the 2020 Census Asian Week of Action. If you haven’t, take a moment to go to 2020census.gov to fill out yours for your household. This is our last chance for the next 10 years and the deadline is fast approaching. It just takes minutes and can make a decade of impact. We also encourage you to check in with your family and friends to make sure they do the same. Let’s make sure the voices of our amazing community are heard loud and clear and participate in the 2020 Census. Let’s Get Counted and shape our future, here and now. #AAPI2020 #CountUsIn ____________________________________________ ABOUT TITT TALKS TITT Talks was “conceived” in January of 2020 during one of TITT’s many friend/family (“framily”) get-togethers.  In conversation, it came to light that there was a lack of representation of womxn like TITT in, among other forms of media, the podcast world.  In particular, there was no podcast that TITT could subscribe to that would enable them to feel seen, heard, or understood as modern Asian Pacific American working mothers. The womxn of TITT Talks knew that this void was one they could fill by sharing their voices and experiences through their casual conversations, which were already taking place on a routine basis. Thank you for the positive feedback we have received since our launch in early June 2020.  We are delighted to hear that we are bringing you content that you can finally relate to as mothers, professionals, millennials, and Asian Pacific Americans. ____________________________________________CONNECT WITH US  Sign up for our NEWSLETTER – TITT Talks Tea IG: titt_talks FACEBOOK: TITT Talks E-MAIL: TITTtalks@gmail.com YOUTUBE: TITT Talks Podcast ____________________________________________ WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU  What topics would you like to hear discussed on the show? Click HERE to let us know!

This is it – the final episode of our first season! From the bottom of our hearts, thank you so much for continuing to tune in.  We’ve heard from so many of you that you can relate to our stories, have learned from our experiences, and/or have simply been entertained!  We are humbled, and we are so grateful! Throughout our Season 1 episodes, you have heard some tales of the powerful womxn who bore and raised the members of TITT Talks.  This episode is an ode to our moms.  We discuss their journeys, their quirks, their strengths, and their all-around badassery. We are forever thankful for their unconditional love and to have them as role models as we navigate this crazy world of motherhood. ____________________________________________ ABOUT TITT TALKS TITT Talks was “conceived” in January of 2020 during one of TITT’s many friend/family (“framily”) get-togethers.  In conversation, it came to light that there was a lack of representation of womxn like TITT in, among other forms of media, the podcast world.  In particular, there was no podcast that TITT could subscribe to that would enable them to feel seen, heard, or understood as modern Asian Pacific American working mothers. The womxn of TITT Talks knew that this void was one they could fill by sharing their voices and experiences through their casual conversations, which were already taking place on a routine basis. Thank you for the positive feedback we have received since our launch in early June 2020.  We are delighted to hear that we are bringing you content that you can finally relate to as mothers, professionals, millennials, and Asian Pacific Americans. ____________________________________________CONNECT WITH US  Sign up for our NEWSLETTER – TITT Talks Tea IG: titt_talks FACEBOOK: TITT Talks E-MAIL: TITTtalks@gmail.com YOUTUBE: TITT Talks Podcast ____________________________________________ WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU  What topics would you like to hear discussed on the show? Click HERE to let us know! 

So you’ve learned a little more about the TITTs by now and how we balance motherhood, relationships, and our professions. The hard work we put in to keep all the hats we wear rotating comes with a healthy dose of letting loose.  Join us on our first TITT-venture share, it's a party y’all and we call it Desert Party.  In this space where Burning Man-lite meets Alien Takeover, we transport you to a tradition we've been enjoying for the past several years. This is a safe space where we let loose, get in tune with nature, and strengthen friendships with shared experiences. So pour your favorite drink and join us while we recount how we disconnect and have some experimental fun.____________________________________________ ABOUT TITT TALKS TITT Talks was “conceived” in January of 2020 during one of TITT’s many friend/family (“framily”) get-togethers.  In conversation, it came to light that there was a lack of representation of women like TITT in, among other forms of media, the podcast world.  In particular, there was no podcast that TITT could subscribe to that would enable them to feel seen, heard, or understood as modern Asian Pacific American working mothers. The women of TITT Talks knew that this void was one they could fill by sharing their voices and experiences through their casual conversations, which were already taking place on a routine basis. Thank you for the positive feedback we have received since our launch in early June 2020.  We are delighted to hear that we are bringing you content that you can finally relate to as mothers, professionals, millennials, and Asian Pacific Americans. ____________________________________________ CONNECT WITH US  Sign up for our NEWSLETTER – TITT Talks Tea IG: titt_talks FACEBOOK: TITT Talks E-MAIL: TITTtalks@gmail.com YOUTUBE: TITT Talks Podcast ____________________________________________ WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU  What topics would you like to hear discussed on the show? Click HERE to let us know!

On our fourth episode of TITT Talks, you will get to know the professional side of TITT a little better as we discuss our individual professional journeys that brought us to where we are today.  We also discuss the challenges of being working moms and the experiences we have had re-entering the workforce after our maternity leaves.  It has been a challenge to manage all the demands of parenthood with the ever-changing expectations this pandemic has brought us.  It goes without saying that being a mom is the most important job we hold so we salute all the mothers out there.  “The most important work you will ever do will be within the walls of your own home.” – Harold B. Lee ____________________________________________ ABOUT TITT TALKS TITT Talks was “conceived” in January of 2020 during one of TITT’s many friend/family (“framily”) get-togethers.  In conversation, it came to light that there was a lack of representation of women like TITT in, among other forms of media, the podcast world.  In particular, there was no podcast that TITT could subscribe to that would enable them to feel seen, heard, or understood as modern Asian Pacific American working mothers. The women of TITT Talks knew that this void was one they could fill by sharing their voices and experiences through their casual conversations, which were already taking place on a routine basis. Thank you for the positive feedback we have received since our launch in early June 2020.  We are delighted to hear that we are bringing you content that you can finally relate to as mothers, professionals, millennials, and Asian Pacific Americans. ____________________________________________ CONNECT WITH US  Sign up for our NEWSLETTER – TITT Talks Tea IG: titt_talks FACEBOOK: TITT Talks E-MAIL: TITTtalks@gmail.com YOUTUBE: TITT Talks Podcast  ____________________________________________  WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU  What topics would you like to hear discussed on the show? Click HERE to let us know!

Welcome to the second half of 2020!  May it be better than the first. Please grab a strong cocktail or two and join us for our third episode as we settle in and exchange stories about a lighthearted topic that is near and dear to our hearts - LBKs a.k.a Lady Boner Killers!  We have all experienced them: that feeling when a romantic interest says or does something that throws a bucket of ice-cold water on a fiery attraction.  LBKs can take any form: they can be statements, they can be personality traits, and they can be a terrible pair of shoes.  In this episode, we welcome our first guest, our beloved friend Brianna Menke.  We trade tales from our pasts (some comical, some relatably disappointing) that have enabled us to collectively identify our most dreaded LBKs.  We’d love to hear some of yours!  Connect with us through the links below!____________________________________________ABOUT TITT TALKSTITT Talks was “conceived” in January of 2020 during one of TITT’s many friend/family (“framily”) get-togethers.  In conversation, it came to light that there was a lack of representation of women like TITT in, among other forms of media, the podcast world.  In particular, there was no podcast that TITT could subscribe to that would enable them to feel seen, heard, or understood as modern Asian Pacific American working mothers.We knew that this void was one they could fill by sharing their voices and experiences through their casual conversations, which were already taking place on a routine basis.Thank you for the positive feedback we have received since our launch in early June 2020.  We are delighted to hear that we are bringing you content that you can finally relate to as mothers, professionals, millennials, and Asian Pacific Americans.____________________________________________CONNECT WITH US  Sign up for our NEWSLETTER – TITT Talks Tea  IG: titt_talks  FACEBOOK: TITT Talks  E-MAIL: TITTtalks@gmail.com  YOUTUBE: TITT Talks Podcast ____________________________________________ WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU What topics would you like to hear discussed on the show? Click HERE to let us know!

There’s no doubt that having children puts the whole world into perspective.  Everything else just disappears. Join us on our trip back into the momentous journey of us becoming mothers.  We talk about conceiving, loss, labor, birth, and postpartum successes and challenges.  Motherhood is different for everyone, there isn’t just one path or one right way to do it best.  One thing remains true, nothing in life will ever make you as happy, as sad, as exhausted or as incredibly proud as motherhood.  Reflect with us as we explore the miracle that is conceiving, giving birth, and the miraculous little beings we brought into this world.   ____________________________________________ MONTHLY SPOTLIGHTAs part of TITT Talks' women supporting women initiative, each month TITT Talks will spotlight a member of the community. In this video, you will be introduced to Proud Usacharoenporn. She is a lawyer and business litigation partner. In her spare time, she uses her graphic design skills to raise funds for two wonderful, non-profit organizations: The Little Red Dog and The Center for Disaster Philanthropy, Inc. The Little Red Dog rescues dogs from high-kill shelters across Southern California, rehabs them through behavior training, and finds them forever homes. Proud has fostered several dogs for this rescue and has adopted one! In exchange for a donation to @thelittlereddog, Proud will create for you a personalized portrait of your pet to cherish furever and ever.Proud has also written and illustrated a children’s book called “Panda-Emic” to benefit The Center for Disaster Philanthropy, Inc.’s fund for COVID relief. The story is intended to give parents a way to explain the pandemic to their young children, to spread solidarity, and to inspire positivity. It details the story of five friends who are forced to stay apart because of the “Panda-Emic,” a pandemic started by the pandas that rocks the animal world. The Center for Disaster Philanthropy supports other worthy non-profits that help healthcare workers and especially vulnerable population, such as Americares, CARE, and Feeding America. If you make a donation to The Center, Proud will send you a copy of her book, “Panda-Emic” for you and your family to enjoy. You can donate/purchase here. ____________________________________________ CONNECT WITH US Sign up for our NEWSLETTER – TITT Talks Tea IG: titt_talks FACEBOOK: TITT Talks E-MAIL: TITTtalks@gmail.com YOUTUBE: TITT Talks Podcast____________________________________________ WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU What topics would you like to hear discussed on the show? Click HERE to let us know!

In July 2014, Eric Garner, a 43 year-old unarmed black man, was killed when a New York City police officer placed him in a chokehold after Garner questioned the officer as to why he was being harassed. In March 2018, Stephon Clark, a 22 year-old unarmed black man, was shot and killed by two officers of the Sacramento Police Department in the backyard of his grandmother's house while he had a phone in his hand. The officers stated that they shot Clark, firing 20 rounds, believing that he had pointed a gun at them. Police found only a cell phone on him. In September 2018, an off-duty Dallas Police Department patrol officer entered the apartment of Botham Jean, a 26 year-old unarmed black man, and fatally shot him. The officer said that she had entered the apartment believing it was her own and that she shot Jean, believing he was a burglar. In February 2020, Ahmaud Arbery, an unarmed 25-year-old black man, was fatally shot in Glynn County, Georgia, while jogging. Arbery had been pursued and confronted by two white men, a father and son, who were armed and driving a pickup truck.  The father was a former police officer, and his son shot Arbery at point-blank range with a shotgun.  The event was recorded on video by a third white man, who was following Arbery in a second vehicle.   No arrests were made until May 7, two days after the video of Arbery’s shooting went viral. In March 2020, Breonna Taylor, an unarmed 26-year-old black woman, was fatally shot by Louisville Metro Police Department (LMPD) officers. The officers forced entry into her apartment in Louisville, Kentucky under the authority of a no-knock search warrant. Gunfire was exchanged between the LMPD officers and Taylor's boyfriend, who believed that the officers were intruders. The LMPD officers fired over twenty shots, and Taylor was killed after being shot eight times. In May 2020, George Floyd, a 46-year-old unarmed black man, was killed in Minneapolis, Minnesota during an arrest for allegedly using a counterfeit bill. A white police officer knelt on Floyd's neck for almost nine minutes while Floyd was handcuffed and lying face down in the street, begging for his life and repeatedly saying "I can't breathe."  These are only a fraction of the stories of which we know.  These stories are only a minuscule fraction of the abuses that have actually occurred against the Black community as the result of senseless police brutality.We are Asian American Pacific Islander women.  While we face our own societal obstacles based on our race alone, we absolutely recognize that those disadvantages will never compare to the fear that the Black community faces on a daily basis.  We do not live in fear that we, or our loved ones, will be killed for asking why a police officer has pulled us over, while going on a jog, for using a cell phone, or while simply existing in our own homes.As women of color, as mothers, and as humans, we cannot remain silent when confronted with the reality that any person has to live with this fear.  We have an obligation to proactively contribute to positive change, whether by marching, donating, signing petitions, educating ourselves on Black history and experiences, and speaking out against racism in any form.  We unequivocally believe that Black lives matter and that there cannot peace until there is justice for all. In this episode, we discuss our thoughts on the current climate of race relations in America and our call to action in light of the most recent atrocities committed against the Black community.  We hope you will share yours with us as well. ____________________________________________WAYS TO GET INVOLVED Participate in #BLACKOUTDAY2020 on July 7, 2020. This is a call to action where ALL people of color are encouraged to come together in one day of solidarity to not spend a dollar.  Collectively, this group of minorities has $3.9 trillion dollars in economic spending power. Use your own platform, big or small, to educate your family and friends on the injustice black people face daily. It’s not enough to be quietly non-racist, now is the time to be vocally anti-racist. Donate to organizations serving Black communities, like TGI Justice Project, Black Girls Code, and the NAACP to name a few. This is just one of the many suggestions from Michelle Kim’s article, “20+ Allyship Actions for Asians to Show Up for the Black Community Right Now”. We encourage you to read the full article. Subscribe and listen to the following podcasts which dive into important conversations around racial equality and justice: 1619 by The New York Times, About Race, Code Switch by NPR, The Diversity Gap, Intersectionality Matters! Hosted by Kimberlé Crenshaw, Momentum: A Race Forward Podcast, Pod For The Cause from the leadership conference on civil & human rights, and Pod Save the People by Crooked Media. This listed was published by Sarah Sophie Flicker & Alyssa Klein. Sarah Sophie Flicker & Alyssa Klein published a full list of Anti-racism resources that range from articles, videos, bookies, movies, organizations to support, and more. Please go here to read it. Donate to the funds for George Floyd and Amaud Arbery. Sign the petition for justice for Breonna Taylor.____________________________________________ CONNECT WITH US Sign up for our NEWSLETTER – TITT Talks Tea IG: titt_talks FACEBOOK: TITT Talks E-MAIL: TITTtalks@gmail.com YOUTUBE: TITT Talks Podcast____________________________________________ WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU What topics would you like to hear discussed on the show? Click HERE to let us know!

Welcome to the very first episode of TITT Talks – Growing Up Asian Pacific American! We recorded this episode nearly three months ago, but given the surge of social unrest surrounding the topic of race, we felt it was important to launch the podcast with this as our first episode.  While we directly discuss matters of our own #aapi identities, our hearts are with the black community.  We collectively must do our part to rise against the injustice in this world.  Together, with action and self-education, we can create a world of equality and justice today and for the next generation. #blacklivesmatter ____________________________________________ WAYS TO GET INVOLVEDParticipate in #BLACKOUTDAY2020 on July 7, 2020. This is a call to action where ALL people of color are encouraged to come together in one day of solidarity to not spend a dollar.  Collectively, this group of minorities has $3.9 trillion dollars in economic spending power. Use your own platform, big or small, to educate your family and friends on the injustice black people face daily. It’s not enough to be quietly non-racist, now is the time to be vocally anti-racist. Donate to organizations serving Black communities, like TGI Justice Project, Black Girls Code, and the NAACP to name a few. This is just one of the many suggestions from Michelle Kim’s article, “20+ Allyship Actions for Asians to Show Up for the Black Community Right Now”. We encourage you to read the full article. Subscribe and listen to the following podcasts which dive into important conversations around racial equality and justice: 1619 by The New York Times, About Race, Code Switch by NPR, The Diversity Gap, Intersectionality Matters! Hosted by Kimberlé Crenshaw, Momentum: A Race Forward Podcast, Pod For The Cause from the leadership conference on civil & human rights, and Pod Save the People by Crooked Media. This listed was published by Sarah Sophie Flicker & Alyssa Klein. Sarah Sophie Flicker & Alyssa Klein published a full list of Anti-racism resources that range from articles, videos, bookies, movies, organizations to support, and more. Please go here to read it. Donate to the funds for George Floyd and Amaud Arbery. Sign the petition for justice for Breonna Taylor. ____________________________________________ MONTHLY SPOTLIGHTAs part of TITT Talks' women supporting women initiative, each month TITT Talks will spotlight a member of the community. In this video, you will be introduced to Proud Usacharoenporn. She is a lawyer and business litigation partner. In her spare time, she uses her graphic design skills to raise funds for two wonderful, non-profit organizations: The Little Red Dog and The Center for Disaster Philanthropy, Inc. The Little Red Dog rescues dogs from high-kill shelters across Southern California, rehabs them through behavior training, and finds them forever homes. Proud has fostered several dogs for this rescue and has adopted one! In exchange for a donation to @thelittlereddog, Proud will create for you a personalized portrait of your pet to cherish furever and ever.Proud has also written and illustrated a children’s book called “Panda-Emic” to benefit The Center for Disaster Philanthropy, Inc.’s fund for COVID relief. The story is intended to give parents a way to explain the pandemic to their young children, to spread solidarity, and to inspire positivity. It details the story of five friends who are forced to stay apart because of the “Panda-Emic,” a pandemic started by the pandas that rocks the animal world. The Center for Disaster Philanthropy supports other worthy non-profits that help healthcare workers and especially vulnerable population, such as Americares, CARE, and Feeding America. If you make a donation to The Center, Proud will send you a copy of her book, “Panda-Emic” for you and your family to enjoy. You can donate/purchase here.  ____________________________________________ CONNECT WITH US Sign up for our NEWSLETTER – TITT Talks Tea IG: titt_talks FACEBOOK: TITT Talks E-MAIL: TITTtalks@gmail.com YOUTUBE: TITT Talks Podcast____________________________________________ WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU What topics would you like to hear discussed on the show? Click HERE to let us know!

Welcome to "TITT Talks" - a podcast hosted by Tiffany, Isa, Tiffany, and Tiffany.  We are four Asian American modern women living in a mama world with a vision to create a community of like-minded women who celebrate and redefine motherhood.  Each episode will touch on a relevant life topic, discussed through the lens of each of our own experiences.____________________________________________ CONNECT WITH US Sign up for our NEWSLETTER – TITT Talks Tea IG: titt_talks FACEBOOK: TITT Talks E-MAIL: TITTtalks@gmail.com YOUTUBE: TITT Talks Podcast____________________________________________ WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU What topics would you like to hear discussed on the show? Click HERE to let us know!