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Find more about Cedric Kong and his work in the link below:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/coachkongfitness/Welcome to episode 65 of the First Generations Podcast. Today's guest is Cedric Kong and he is a fitness trainer that helps asian men lose belly fat, build muscle, and become a stronger version of themselves. He first started as what one would call a “stereotypical asian” in Western society, a “nerd, ” very grades focused and neglecting other aspects of his life. He was born and raised in Hong Kong and it was until he went to London, England for University was where he was introduced to realm of physical fitness. In this episode, he shares his story of growing up in Hong Kong, the cultural norms and how his studies in London had changed him forever. We talk about the need for fitness for individuals, we talk about the role of masculinity in men; ESPECIALLY ASIAN MEN, and the benefits of fitness that has helped him in his day to day life - such as his confidence. Growing up in the stereotypical environment, we also dive into common stereotypes for asian men that we have both seen and witnessed in Western Culture. He currently resides in Hong Kong and has a mission to spread awareness and increase the life of his clients through fitness. Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheFirstGenerationsPodcastWebsite: https://www.thefirstgenerationspodcast.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/FirstGenera...
Yumi talks about being Asian, dealing with Asian stereotypes, and how it plays into her life even though she was born in Canada. Learn more about how you can heal with humour https://hilarapy.com Check out the Hilarapy Comedy Therapy Course https://hilarapy.com/courses-3/
Is it ever okay to pass off someone else's work as your own? What if it's a computer programme faking it? And how are our perceptions of ownership and Identity influenced by the apparent power of digital technology? These are some of the big questions Chris Harding discusses with : Rebecca Kuang, author of a new novel, ‘Yellowface', which is largely a story about plagiarism and publishing, but also touches on identity, social media and use of digital technology in perpetuating misinformation. New Generation Thinker Kerry McInerny, who researches the impact of AI. Amongst other aspects she's looking at how it can get things wrong, and its misuse in racial profiling. https://www.gender.cam.ac.uk/technology-gender-and-intersectionality-research-project/kerry-mackereth And, MIT economist Daron Acemoglu, whose new book ‘Power and Progress' says advances in technology don't always equate with positive outcomes. He discusses the way AI algorithms have been used in social media to make money and spread hate, but also outlines how we can harness tech for good Power and Progress: Our Thousand-Year Struggle Over Technology and Prosperity written by Daron Acemoglu and Simon Johnson is out now Ghislaine Boddington is a curator and director, specialising in the future human, body responsive technologies and digital intimacy. She is a Reader in Digital Immersion at the University of Greenwich. https://ghislaineboddington.com/ You can find more from Kerry on the Arts and Ideas podcast as part of our strand New Thinking – made in partnership with the Arts and Humanities Research Council which focuses specifically on research being done in UK universities – And the AHRC is also behind a big project involving academics in Edinburgh and the Ada Lovelace Institute looking at AI ethics And if you want to hear about AI in music – composers Robert Laidlow and Emily Howard talked to Radio 3's Music Matters programme and you can find that on BBC Sounds https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m001l4d8
Mark Selzer talks Latest News! SPORTS UPDATE! MMA VS Boxers! Tyson is Fyrious! PATHETIC POLITICS UPDATES! Poo on the debt ceiling! Presidential race is a mess! HOMELESS UPDATES! Newsom covered California in homeless people doo doo! Homelessness unhoused! ASIAN CLICHÉ UPDATE! Hollywood Stereotypes of Asians- as smart! It's the antidote to the Joe Rogain podcast! Joe is the coolest guy on earth and if your sick of all that coolness Mark Selzer is the uncollected guy on earth and gives the uncool unhip unpopular view on everything! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mark-selzer/support
In today's episode, Kru and Tharshan discuss evading speeding tickets, South Asian stereotypes that are true, and the question of whether we need religion. Keep in mind neither of these two are experts and none of this is legal advice. This is extended dialogue on fun and interesting topics. Video versions from this episode is available on our Patreon, plus bonus content not included in this episode. Your support helps us put out more content and keeps us going! https://www.patreon.com/BasementReels If you want to watch our content on YouTube, subscribe here: https://www.youtube.com/basementreels GET YOUR OWN BREELS MERCH FOR A LIMITED TIME: https://www.redbubble.com/people/breels/shop?asc=u
From Asian stereotypes to behaviors that are considered cheating, Tiffany shares why she recently unfollowed her ex-boyfriend after stalking him on Instagram. Matt discusses why his ex blocked him on every social media site after they broke up and why he's excited to see ChatGPT potentially get acquired by Microsoft.
During the past 30 years there's been a growing list of pop and rock musicians trying their hand at musical theater. And they range in style and scope from artists like Cindy Lauper, Dolly Parton, and Elton John to rock bands like The Who, Green Day, and The Go-Go's. Well, today's guest has been venturing into musical theater and is from a band you may not have heard of, but their name is certainly one you're not likely to forget: The Slants. Simon Tam, founder and bassist of the all-Asian rock band, has recently begun a transition from rock star to musical writer, and he shares why this new artistic endeavor is so important to him. But his path up till now has taken some surprising turns... We talk about the bullying he faced as a child just because he's Chinese. He gives the reasons why he and the band turned down not one but two million-dollar contracts. And then there's the famous eight-year trademark battle that ultimately landed him and the band's name at the Supreme Court. It's what has branded Simon as a Troublemaker -- a name he now wears as a badge of honor. Timeline of this episode and relevant weblinks: 01:49 - Welcome and Simon talks about the impact of theater 06:11 - Story #1: Being bullied at a young age 10:03 - Asian racism and his parent's struggles 14:28 - Story #2: The trademark battle and the Supreme Court 24:15 - The impact of the court case on the band 33:51 - Story #3: Turning down million-dollar contracts 46:29 - An NPR feature that put The Slants on the map 48:52 - The growth and reach of The Slants Foundation Subscribe to WINMI and get Bonus Episodes OR Make a one-time Donation to the podcast Stop Bullying Bullying has been part of school, and even workplaces, for years. Sometimes it involves physical attacks and intimidation or verbal attacks like what Simon had to deal with when he was young (name calling, teasing, and taunting). But it can also be indirect, such as spreading rumors or trying to make others reject someone. More recently, though, technology and social media have created a new venue for bullying that has expanded its reach. Cyberbullying happens online like YouTube, Instagram, and Snapchat, where bullies can send hurtful, ongoing messages 24 hours a day. Adult bullying is a thing, too. Preventing and stopping bullying involves a commitment to creating a safe environment where children can thrive, socially and academically, without being afraid. The same can be said of theaters, rehearsal rooms, on-set, and backstage as well and the importance of providing dependable, non-toxic conditions to do the best work possible. Studies done from the early 2000s found that 30 percent of Americans will be bullied over the course of their careers. Audition Story The Slants took band membership very seriously, and Simon used to make candidates applying for my band fill out a 4 page questionnaire, then audition on stage in an empty venue while being filmed. With a monthly or yearly subscription you not only help WINMI Podcast production, but you also get to listen to more in-depth and behind-the-scenes stories like this one -- all on your favorite podcast app. Become a WINMI Producer today! The Slants Foundation In 2018, members of Asian-American dance rock band The Slants decided to expand their cultural work by using their platform, resources, and experience to better serve the community. This nonprofit organization is dedicated to changing culture using arts and activism. They seek to amplify underrepresented voices, especially those within the Asian-American community and those addressing controversial and timely issues through a social justice lens. If you're an AAPI artist or what to join their cause, please learn more about The Slants Foundation. Follow WINMI: Website | Instagram | Twitter | YouTube ---------- Why I'll Never Make It is an award-winning, Top 25 Theater Podcast hosted by Off-Broadway actor and singer Patrick Oliver Jones, and it is a production of WINMI Media, LLC. Background music in this episode by John Bartmann and Blue Dot Sessions is used under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License.
*Earn free CPE credit for listening to this episode! Visit EarmarkCPE.com to sign up for free! I am so excited to invite my friend, one of the few Asian thought leaders, educators and influencers in accounting, Donny Shimamoto, to talk about all things accounting, technology, small businesses and… Asian Representation!!! Well, you are probably very familiar with him because he's everywhere, speaking and consulting about all things IT risk mgmt, business transformation, organizational development and AI! And as you know, I am always curious and have a million questions, I love talking to brilliant minds and bouncing off thoughts on some very tough questions, and this time is no exception. ABOUT OUR GUEST, DONNY SHIMAMOTO, CPA, CITP, CGMA Donny is the founder and managing director of IntrapriseTechKnowlogies, an advisory-focused CPA firm specialized in innovation acceleration and organizational development for small businesses, middle market organizations, and nonprofits. He is dedicated to help accountants and organizations strategically leverage technology while proactively managing their business and technical risk. CONNECT WITH DONNY SHIMAMOTO: Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/donnyitk/ About IntrapriseTechKnowlogies: www.intraprise.us GET INVOLVED IN THIS MEANINGFUL JOURNEY: Center for Accounting Transformation: www.improvetheworld.net. ABOUT CECE LEUNG, CPA Cecilia "Cece" Leung is a finance executive and CFO advisor to growing businesses who are ready to scale up financially and get ready for next-level opportunities. Cece is the founding partner of The Entrepreneur CFO, a global professional advisory firm helping growing companies with strategic decision making as they become financially and operationally ready for their next big thing. With fluency in Mandarin, Cantonese and English, paired with two decades of international financial services experience in New York, London, Switzerland, Hong Kong and China, Cece has worked with prominent firms including JP Morgan, PricewaterhouseCoopers, and Ernst & Young, offering the best in-class solutions to Fortune 500 and growing companies worldwide. Cece is the author of the book Dear Accountant: Stories, Advice and Explorations, which offers up-and-coming professionals valuable insights and perspectives about the many career paths and opportunities under the accounting and finance umbrella. Personal Website: www.ceceleung.com Book Website: www.dearaccountantbook.com The Entrepreneur CFO website: www.ecfopro.com Financial Planning: https://www.ecfopro.com/financial-planning-advisory/ Coaching, Training and Workshop: https://www.ecfopro.com/training-and-coaching/ PR, Media and Collab: MEDIA | Cece Leung Podcast Blog: https://www.ceceleung.com/blog Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ceceleung/
Welcome to a brand a new season of KISS MY MIKE: a podcast with a gaysian flavor!Our theme this month is “Debunking Asian Stereotypes” in celebration of AAPI Heritage Month.In this episode, listen to Alex's thoughts on diversity in Hollywood and why it's important to debunk stereotypes. Furthermore, learn about Alex's journey as an actor and producer, and how he co-founder Paradox House, a production company built by filmmakers for filmmakers. Lastly, hear Alex's experience as an understudy for the current Life of Pi play, which is playing on West End currently.Stream this episode now!
Welcome to a brand a new season of KISS MY MIKE: a podcast with a gaysian flavor!Our theme this month is “Debunking Asian Stereotypes” in celebration of AAPI Heritage Month.In this episode, learn about Hiromi Okuyama's journey as an actor and influencer. Her Tiktok account @Hiromiacts has ~200K followers and almost 3M views -- hear about how her social media page grew and what her thoughts are on content creation. Lastly, listen to her thoughts on how things are changing in terms of Asian representation in Hollywood (including some fun discussions on Asian American actors we both admire). Stream this episode now! You wouldn't want to miss Hiromi's perspectives on these topics, especially if you are an aspiring AAPI artist!
Welcome to a brand a new season of KISS MY MIKE: a podcast with a gaysian flavor!Our theme this month is “Debunking Asian Stereotypes” in celebration of AAPI Heritage Month this month of May. In this episode, learn about how Mas founded Strong Asian Lead, an organization that aims to change the narrative of how Asian American storytellers make their way into Hollywood. Furthermore, hear about his thoughts on how we can learn more about Asian cinema history and how we can continue to elevate AAPIs in Entertainment and other industries.Stream this episode now! You wouldn't want to miss Mas' perspectives on these topics (as well as useful resources and tools), especially if you are an aspiring AAPI artist!
Welcome to a brand a new season of KISS MY MIKE: a podcast with a gaysian flavor!MAY is Mental Health Awareness and AAPI Heritage month! And what better way to celebrate both events than to listen to a podcast to learn more about how we can increase awareness on mental health and debunk some unhealthy Asian stereotypes!In this episode, learn about how Jeanie is using K-dramas in her therapy practice. So you've watched Squid Game or HomeTown Cha Cha Cha, eh? Good. But do you know how these shows can relate to mental health, especially among AAPIs? Stream this episode now! You wouldn't want to miss Jeanie's perspectives on these topics! This is TED-talks-material on mental health infused with K-drama elements and a vibrant Asian culture!
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Welcome to Episode 54! This is another episode in our ongoing series we call MFM, Most Forgotten Massacres. Today we're going to talk about the Rock Springs Massacre and the Attack on Squak Valley. These were horrible moments in the history of the United States of America where large groups of Chinese laborers were targeted with violence and discrimination. A lot of things happened that led to these events, and we provide some of those details. In this episode, we also take time to recognize National Coming Out Day and highlight a few organizations doing great work for the Asian Pacific Islander LGBTQ community: the Visibility Project, the National Queer Asian Pacific Islander Alliance (NQAPIA), and the Asian Pride Project. To learn more, please visit our site at https://asianamericanhistory101.libsyn.com or https://linktr.ee/AAHistory101 for social media. If you have any questions, comments or suggestions, email us at info@1882media.com. Segments 00:26 Opening with Asian Stereotypes 05:30 Rock Springs Massacre 16:36 Attack on Squak Valley 21:35 Three LGBTQ+ focused AAPI organizations
In this episode, we have Khyli on our podcast to talk about all things social media! Khyli tells Chrystal and Summer about growing up in a Cantonese household and her experience learning Mandarin and going to Chinese school. Khyli also talks about how she got into TikTok, started making Cantonese/Mandarin content, and the goods and bads of social media. Finally, we discuss how social media can be a place for Asian representation but can also perpetuate stereotypes at the same time. You can find Khyli here! Instagram: k.hyli (https://www.instagram.com/k.hyli/) Twitch: hellokhyli (https://www.twitch.tv/hellokhyli/videos) TikTok: @k.hyli (https://www.tiktok.com/@k.hyli?lang=en)
Welcome back to another edition of The Fairly Odd Asian. On this week's episode, we talk about the new podcast setup we invested in that will allow us to go mobile (hit us up if you want us to interview you). We then get into Megan's debrief on her camping trip and her visit with her grandma and the very interest story she told Megan. Aaron's soapbox returns in this episode!! And we wrap up with Megan's Trifecta of Takes on events in history she would like to see with her own eyes. You are DEFINITELY going to want to listen all the way to the end!! That and much more! Follow us on all of our social medias to keep up to date! Instagram: @thefairlyoddasians Tik Tok: @thefairlyoddasians Twitter: @fairlyoddasians Email us: fairlyoddasians@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thefairlyoddasians/message
Make Love Not Porn founder Cindy Gallop says the future of pornography is "social sex" and the end of fetishizing women of color.
Lawrence-based artist Roger Shimomura just received an honorary doctorate degree from the University of Kansas for his impact on the art world. The recognition comes as the 81-year-old's work takes on new resonance.
In light of the recent increase in anti-Asian hate crimes we take the time to explore the role of media in perpetuating stereotypes and bigotry towards those of Asian descent. We discuss the failure in understanding the actual diversity of Asia especially as most Americans don’t even understand the different between varieties in cultures, languages,...
Stereotypes and hatred directed toward members of Asian and Pacific Island communities are nothing new. But recent tragedies and tensions have brought a renewed sense of urgency to the fight against such stereotypes. What are experts, activists and educators doing to push back against them?
Jo Koy jokes about Asian stereotypes apart in his Netflix special, "Coming in Hot".
Michael is joined by friend to the show Maria Gentieu, special guest Eunita Biskit and our weekly panelist...the fabulous NyQuita for our weekly panel on current events and entertainment news! #schittscreek #beniffer #batman #meganmarkle #microsoft #lucyliu #samsonite #tumi #friends #billgates #sctv #justtrustmeok #liveoutloud #erockla --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/justtrustme-ok/support
John and I discuss the historical sources of negative Asian stereotypes. We share the anti-Asian ignorance that we faced growing up. And we discuss the need for a new strategy for Asian Americans to flourish in America in 2021 and beyond. What cultural and lifestyle changes do Asian Americans need to make to finally be heard and to integrate better? (Hint: Gotta get out of your comfort zone.) Recorded March 26 and April 6, 2021.
In hopes of spreading more awareness against the ongoing hate against Asians, Ron, Earl and Thomas discuss their experiences on the Asian stereotypes they've gone up against. From Thomas' 'The new kid in class' highschool experiences when his classmates automatically assumed he was a nerd, to being emotionally pressured by his family to pursue a profession that he wasn't comfortable with, ultimately causing him more confusion in the long-run in regards with what career he wanted to pursue. Meanwhile, Earl talks about his memorable experience with quite a judgmental highschool teacher, who publicly undermined the Filipino students, calling them 'dumb' and 'lazy'. Lastly, Ron goes on bringing up his perspective on people mocking the Filipino accent from their experiences with facing Filipinos and other Asians working in the service sectors in the Middle East. These are just SOME snippets on the Asian stereotypes that they don't like so listen along as the 3 slackers talk more on Asian stereotypes such as Asians being the worst drivers, Asians and their love for rice, and much more! #StopAsianHate #SpreadAsianLoveFollow us on Instagram: @slacklifepodcastTime Stamps:(4:48) - First hand experience on Asians being smart(6:37) - Pressured as a kid to become successful(9:23) - Filipinos being undermined; called 'lazy' and 'dumb'(12:50) - Are Asian drivers the worst?(15:20) - Mocked by people speaking with the Filipino Accent(16:28) - Asians and their love for rice(17:25) - Asians are LOVEABLE!
This is part 2 of our fantastic chat with ex-Masterchef Australia contestant, Khanh Ong! If you haven't already, be sure to check out Pt. 1 (episode #38) for an equally hilarious and insightful conversation.Khanh Ong is a loud and proud, Vietnamese Australian cook, presenter, author and ex DJ. Born in a Malaysian refugee camp into an incredibly hard-working family, his infectious bubbly, down-to-earth personality, wit and captivating story won over Australia, as he graced our screens on MasterChef Australia season 10 and 12. He is the part owner of the George on Collins, a content creator and an incredible advocate for the LGBTQIA+ community.E P I S O D E O U T L I N E------------------------------------------Khanh's mum's openess with the LGBTQIA+ communityWhat is Minus18 and QLife?Advice for those struggling with their sexuality in an Asian householdFacilitating conversations with the older generation and encouraging changeThe importance of embracing our differencesLife as a DJBeginning the MasterChef journeyBehind the scenes at MasterChef!MasterChef and its diversityWhat makes Khanh Ong Unapologetically Asian?T I M E S T A M P S--------------------------------00:42 Intro to Pt. 201:09 Discussion continuesYou can follow Khanh on Instagram and check out his ventures and projects here.Also, please check out Minus18 and QLife, two amazing platforms that support the LGBTQIA+ community.If you'd like to continue the conversation, please message us. We’d love to hear from you, feel free to slide into our dms on instagram: @unapologeticallyazn or send us an email: unapologeticallyasianpodcast@gmail.comWe also have a website BABY!!!! Check us out at www.unapologeticallyasian.com.auAlso, thanks to Scoopy Milk Bar for sponsoring this episode. For the month of March, 2021, you can use our code UA10 during checkout for 10% off their menu! Check out their website and Instagram @scoopymilkbar for their sweet desserts!Much love, ♥︎ Thuy and Tiana (UA ✌︎)✨Music✨Joakim KarudSay GoodnightSoundcloudSpotifyLakey InspiredChill DayYouTube
We created this podcast to break limiting South Asian stereotypes, but what exactly ARE some of them? We listed a few, and it got kinda idiotic lol.
This week, we bring on our friend Jackie to help us debunk Asian stereotypes! Stereotypes...we've all heard them before, whether it be in media or real life experiences. It is important to note that stereotypes are oversimplified ideas when we are nuanced people, and it is dangerous to label an entire group of people a certain way. We wanted to show the audience first hand the many ways which we three differ from each other and from the labels given to us. Don’t forget to follow us on Instagram @yellownoisepod and subscribe for new episodes every Thursday! ABG quiz: https://abgcalculator.com/abg.html Jackie: [IG, TikTok] @ch0imeetsw0rld
You are in for a treat because we are absolutely BLESSED to have the vivacious Khanh Ong grace us w/ his warmth, wit and wonder!Khanh Ong is loud and proud, Vietnamese Australian cook, presenter, author and ex DJ. Born in a Malaysian refugee camp into an incredibly hard-working family, his infectious bubbly, down-to-earth personality, wit and captivating story won over Australia, as he graced our screens on MasterChef Australia season 10 and 12. He is the part owner of the George on Collins, a content creator and an incredible advocate for the LGBTQIA+ community.E P I S O D E O U T L I N E------------------------------------------How Tiana 'met' KhanhWould you rather....Khanh's upbringing and childhoodHistory of comfort foodsHigh school and handling family mattersPost high-school life and attending fashion school in LondonEducating the older generation about self-careAsian love languagesFavourite Vietnamese dishesT I M E S T A M P S--------------------------------00:25 Intro to who Khanh Ong is01:04 Discussion beginsYou can follow Khanh on Instagram and check out his ventures and projects here.If you'd like to continue the conversation, please message us. We’d love to hear from you, feel free to slide into our dms on instagram: @unapologeticallyazn or send us an email: unapologeticallyasianpodcast@gmail.comWe also have a website BABY!!!! Check us out at www.unapologeticallyasian.com.au Also, thanks to Scoopy Milk Bar for sponsoring this episode. For the month of March, 2021, you can use our code UA10 during checkout for 10% off their menu! Check out their website and Instagram @scoopymilkbar for their sweet desserts!Much love, ♥︎ Thuy and Tiana (UA ✌︎)✨Music✨Joakim KarudSay GoodnightSoundcloudSpotifyLakey InspiredChill DayYouTube
Amberadical helps you view this tragic current event through the right lens: a combined force of racism AND misogyny.Do the right thing:www.stopaapihate.orgwww.swopusa.orgAtlanta Spa Murders, Violence against Women, Asian Stereotypes, Intersectionality, history of racism against Asian Women, sex trafficking, Dr. Seuss, Fetishization, White Savior Complex, Sex Worker Rights, Immigration, Brionna Taylor, Sarah Everard. #feminism #rapeculture #metoo #patriarchy #women #empowerment #activism #sexpositivity #education #rapesurvivor #rapevictim #author #blogger #doula #trigger #trauma #PTSD #domesticviolence #socialjustice #activists #hatecrimes #racism #protests Enter Sex Without Fear's Giveaway on Instagram @sexwithoutfearSupport the show
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The legendary Beyonce once said, all the single ladies - put yo' hands up!Whether you're a single pringle who is ready to mingle, Miss Independent or always on the prowl for a mans or womans, there is not doubt that all our experiences shapes us and our future relationships.In this episode, we are joined by 3 amazing babes who are all single and in different stages of their lives. We go rogue and chat unapologetically about our past relationships and how that's led us to where we are today.We dive into stories of taking out the trash, cheating, pussy power and tips to slay being single.E P I S O D E O U T L I N E------------------------------------------Intro to the girlsTypes of single peopleWhere we fit on the spectrum of singledomOur past experiences and relationshipsCheating storiesRespecting yourselfPerks of being singleTips to slay being singleT I M E S T A M P S--------------------------------00:29 Intro to the girls01:32 Discussion beginsIf you'd like to continue the conversation, please message us. We’d love to hear from you, feel free to slide into our dms on instagram: @unapologeticallyazn or send us an email: unapologeticallyasianpodcast@gmail.comAlso, thanks to Scoopy Milk Bar for sponsoring this episode. For the month of March, 2021, you can use our code UA10 during checkout for 10% off their menu! Check out their website and Instagram @scoopymilkbar for their sweet desserts!Much love, ♥︎ Thuy and Tiana (UA ✌︎)✨Music✨Joakim KarudSay GoodnightSoundcloudSpotifyLakey InspiredChill DayYouTube
Lauren Chen (formerly known as Roaming Millennial), is a YouTube content creator around culture and politics and a BlazeTV host. In our conversation, we talk about the recent Asian hate that's been happening in America, her religious journey going from Catholic to Aethist then now to Evangelical Protestant, what it's like to go to a Mormon institution, her thoughts on modern feminism, dating, and gay marriage, and her philosophical views. Learn more about Lauren: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLUrVTVTA3PnUFpYvpfMcpg Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheLaurenChen Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thelaurenchen/
On today’s episode we are seizing the yay with boss babe, lawyer turned funtrepreneur Sarah Davidson!Born in South Korea, at 6 months old, Sarah was adopted by a beautiful Australian family. She started off her career as a lawyer at a top tier firm and after an incredible sliding doors moment, quit corporate life to start her entrepreneurial journey. Sarah is the co-founder of Matcha Maiden and Matcha Mylkbar. Outside of her (matcha) grind, she also runs the incredibly successful podcast Seize the Yay which has amassed millions of independent downloads with guests such as Miranda Kerr and Gary Vaynerchuk.She has also published a book - Seize the Yay and is regularly a guest speaker at events hosted by Vogue, Lululemon and League of extraordinary women just to name a few. We’ve only scratched the surface of her incredible legacy of work but omg we're so excited to share with you our convo with the bubbly and effervescent Sarah Davidson today.E P I S O D E O U T L I N E------------------------------------------Who is Sarah, an introductionGrowing up as an adopted South Korean AustralianCultural identity crisis and internalised racismFrom lawyer to 'funtrepreneur'Sliding doors momentsBirth of her startups Matcha Maiden and Matcha MylkbarHow she maintains such a positive outlook on lifeSeizing the YAY!T I M E S T A M P S--------------------------------00:39 Intro to who Sarah Davidson is01:40 Discussion beginsYou can follow Sarah on Instagram and check out her ventures and projects below: @spoonful_of_sarahspoonfulofsarah.com/linksIf you'd like to continue the conversation, please message us. We’d love to hear from you, feel free to slide into our dms on instagram: @unapologeticallyazn or send us an email: unapologeticallyasianpodcast@gmail.comAlso, thanks to Scoopy Milk Bar for sponsoring this episode. For the month of March, 2021, you can use our code UA10 during checkout for 10% off their menu! Check out their website and Instagram @scoopymilkbar for their sweet desserts!Much love, ♥︎ Thuy and Tiana (UA ✌︎)✨Music✨Joakim KarudSay GoodnightSoundcloudSpotifyLakey InspiredChill DayYouTube
BTS, Big Bang, EXO, Black Pink... sound familiar? Within the last few decades, Korean POP music culture has swept the world by storm, introducing a remarkable new world of entertainment in the form of eccentric music videos, perfectly synched choreography and eclectic fashion style.From the Hallyu wave to international collaboration with Western artists, we discuss the ins and outs of the KPOP revolution and the drivers behind its continuous success. However, with success and power always comes a darker shadow lurking behind closed doors, KPOP cannot be without its darker secrets...Trigger Warning: Please be advised that we touch on topics such as suicide and sexual assault. If you require professional help, we've included mental health resources below.E P I S O D E O U T L I N E------------------------------------------Hallyu Wave, what is it?Seo Taiji and the Boys and their cultural influenceThe IDOL group formulaTough realities Idol trainees faceThe business aspect behind Idol groupsGlobalisation and marketability of KPOP groupsThuy’s obsession with BTS, LOLInternational collaboration with KPOPKPOP and mental stressSeungri and the Burning Sun scandalManipulation and exploitation of female members within the industryT I M E S T A M P S--------------------------------00:53 Intro to topic02:00 Discussion begins18:50 Scoopy Milkbar shoutout! Use UA15 for 15% your order ;)38:38 Recommendations✨MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCES✨Government support during COVID-19Lifeline Australia: 24 Hour Crisis Line - 131 114Beyond Blue: Hotline - 1800 512 34824/7 Suicide Call Back Service: 1300 659 467Asian Australian Mental Health Practitioner List by Shapes & Sounds✨KPOP RESOURCES✨https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2019-11-06/k-pop-s-dark-side-assault-prostitution-suicide-and-spycamshttps://www.insider.com/kpop-dark-side-gym-diet-dating-great-guys-crayon-pop-2019-10https://martinroll.com/resources/articles/asia/korean-wave-hallyu-the-rise-of-koreas-cultural-economy-pop-culture/Netflix’s Explained KPOP documentaryIf you'd like to continue the conversation, please message us. We’d love to hear from you, feel free to slide into our dms on instagram: @unapologeticallyazn or send us an email: unapologeticallyasianpodcast@gmail.comAlso, thanks to Scoopy Milk Bar for sponsoring this episode. For the month of February, 2021, you can use our code UA15 during checkout for 15% off their menu! Check out their website and Instagram @scoopymilkbar for their sweet desserts!Much love, ♥︎ Thuy and Tiana (UA ✌︎)✨Music✨Joakim KarudSay GoodnightSoundcloudSpotifyLakey InspiredChill DayYouTube
Disclaimer: this is NOT a sponsored episode!We were so excited to have the opportunity to attend an advance screening of the breathtaking film, Minari. Minari is a movie written and directed by Lee Isaac Chung and starring Steven Yuen, Han Ye-Ri, Young Yuh-jung, Alan S. Kim, Noel Cho and Will Patton.It's a film that centres around a Korean immigrant family chasing the American dream. Throughout Minari are elements of family, perseverance and strength. Although, we are both not Korean-American, we absolutely resonated with the film's heart and appreciated the beautiful cinematography and score.Being huge supporters of Asian representation and arts, we highly recommend that you go out to your local cinemas and support this film!We were not paid to record this episode, however want to say a massive thank you to Madman Entertainment for giving us the opportunity to witness such a powerful and moving movie.In this conversation, we've only scratched the surface. If you'd like to continue the conversation, please message us. We’d love to hear from you, feel free to slide into our dms on instagram: @unapologeticallyazn or send us an email: unapologeticallyasianpodcast@gmail.comSee you in tomorrow's episode and hope you enjoyed this bonus one!Much love, ♥︎ Thuy and Tiana (UA ✌︎)✨Music by the talented Joakim Karud✨Say GoodnightSoundcloudSpotify
Siri, play Drake's entire discography because we about to hit da sad girl hours.Whether you've had your heart broken or broken up with your S/O, one thing is for sure.. breakups suck. In this episode, we get raw 'n' real and share our experiences with heartbreak.We talk about lessons we've learnt from these past relationships, get introspective and give tips on how to mend that gaping hole in your chest.E P I S O D E O U T L I N E------------------------------------------We describe how heartbreak felt to usSelf-worthDepending on our exesSelf-love is v importantThe importance of timingWhat we did to get over our breakupsXboxesSeeing an ex post-breakupPersonal development baby!!!!Can you be friends with an ex?T I M E S T A M P S--------------------------------00:35 Intro to topic01:07 Discussion begins22:42 RecommendationsIf you'd like to continue the conversation, please message us. We’d love to hear from you, feel free to slide into our dms on instagram: @unapologeticallyazn or send us an email: unapologeticallyasianpodcast@gmail.comAlso, thanks to Scoopy Milk Bar for sponsoring this episode. For the month of February, 2021, you can use our code UA15 during checkout for 15% off their menu! Check out their website and Instagram @scoopymilkbar for their sweet desserts!Much love, ♥︎ Thuy and Tiana (UA ✌︎)✨Music✨Joakim KarudSay GoodnightSoundcloudSpotifyLakey InspiredChill DayYouTube
Guess who's back?! To kick off Season 3, we're absolutely elated to be joined by the amazingly talented Hieu Nguyen, a.k.a kelogsloops!Hieu is a self-taught Asian Australian artist who goes by the alias kelogsloops. He specialises in both digital and watercolour paintings, blending abstract and surreal art styles with anime influences from his upbringing. With over 1.2 million followers on Instagram, 864K subscribers on YouTube and many solo exhibitions, Hieu is definitely an inspiration to many and continues to produce mesmerizingly stunning art pieces.In this episode, we delve into the life of a solo artist and how Hieu has managed to build his name and brand into the incredible empire it is today.E P I S O D E O U T L I N E------------------------------------------Who is Hieu, an introductionA Quarter life crisis?! Switching from STEM career > artRole models and using social media to create a careerThe origins of "BRB, chasing dreams"Career milestonesBeing recognised IRL for the first time!The artistic process and opening a studioExploring different mediums and mastering watercolour paintingWhat makes Hieu, Unapologetically Asian?RecommendationsT I M E S T A M P S--------------------------------00:43 Intro to who Kelogsloops is01:12 Discussion begins31:10 RecommendationsYou can follow Hieu on Instagram @kelogsloopshttps://kelogsloops.com/If you'd like to continue the conversation, please message us. We’d love to hear from you, feel free to slide into our dms on instagram: @unapologeticallyazn or send us an email: unapologeticallyasianpodcast@gmail.comAlso, thanks to Scoopy Milk Bar for sponsoring this episode. For the month of February, 2021, you can use our code UA15 during checkout for 15% off their menu! Check out their website and Instagram @scoopymilkbar for their sweet desserts!Much love, ♥︎ Thuy and Tiana (UA ✌︎)✨Music✨Joakim KarudSay GoodnightSoundcloudSpotifyLakey InspiredChill DayYouTube
For our season 2 finale, we are stoked to be joined by an absolute Asian Australian treasure - writer & broadcaster Benjamin Law. *Warning: this episode is an actual FEAST FOR YOUR EARS because of Benjamin Law*He is best known for being the creative genius behind the SBS award winning TV show, ‘The Family Law’ - which was originally a memoir based on his experiences growing up in a Chinese Australian family. He is the author of Gaysia: Adventures in the Queer East, the Quarterly Essay Moral Panic 101, and editor of Growing up Queer in Australia. His most recent projects include his debut play 'Torch the Place', ABC documentary 'Waltzing the Dragon with Benjamin Law' and co-hosting ABC RN's weekly pop culture show, 'Stop Everything'.In this episode, we are blessed by Benjamin's intellect and deep dive into culture, identity, sexuality, and representation.E P I S O D E O U T L I N E------------------------------------------The link between your name and identityGrowing up Asian Australia during the height of One NationOwning your sexualityBehind the scenes of an award-winning SBS TV showAsian representationDiversity in Australian media: the progress and long road aheadAdvice for those wishing to slay the media industryT I M E S T A M P S--------------------------------00:39 Gday to Benjamin Law02:03 Discussion beginsFollow us at @unapologeticallyazn for more content and to be the first to hear about our EXCITING AF giveaway to celebrate the end of season 2 and to give thanks to you beautiful souls for all your support!If you'd like to continue the conversation, please message us. We’d love to hear from you, feel free to slide into our dms on instagram: @unapologeticallyazn or send us an email: unapologeticallyasianpodcast@gmail.comMuch love, ♥︎ Thuy and Tiana (UA ✌︎)You can follow Benjamin on Twitter and Instagram.https://benjamin-law.com/✨Music✨Joakim KarudSay GoodnightSoundcloudSpotifyLakey InspiredChill DayYouTube
Jim and I do some impressions, crack each other up through a deep dive of Charles Barkley (Jim's Favorite player) versus Scottie Pippen @ 2:15, @21:15 - Stones V Beatles. @40:15 -debate boxers V Briefs, Brady Bunch V Partridge family, Jim's Affinity and knowledge of Miley Cyrus and favorite / least favorite Asian Stereotypes and more!
The infamous "I'm fine"... what does it really mean?!Women, girls, ladies and those who identify as female are known to be mysteriously complicated, but there's a reason behind all of our thinking. A few of our amazing listeners have sent us through some questions and in this episode, we're answering the ones related to the female species. We've also included some curly questions from the internet that boys, dudes and all those who identify as male are dying to know about girls and make a solid attempt at uncovering the secrets behind the fem mind!Pls don't take our words as verbatim - at the end of the day we're all super unique and complicated as humans are! Hope you all enjoy this light-hearted episode and if you have any varying opinions about the questions we cover, we'd love to know!E P I S O D E O U T L I N E------------------------------------------Receiving diq picsCommenting on someone's appearanceWhy do girls go to the bathroom in groups?What do girls talk about with each other when discussing relationships?What does "I'm fine" REALLY mean?The concept of ventingAttractive features in the opposite sexWhat it feels like to be on her periodT I M E S T A M P S--------------------------------00:45 Intro to topic01:12 Discussion begins23:40 RecommendationsIf you'd like to continue the conversation, please message us. We’d love to hear from you, feel free to slide into our dms on instagram: @unapologeticallyazn or send us an email: unapologeticallyasianpodcast@gmail.comMuch love, ♥︎ Thuy and Tiana (UA ✌︎)✨Music by the talented Joakim Karud✨Say GoodnightSoundcloudSpotify
As proud children of immigrants and first-generation Asian Australians, we are incredibly grateful for our families' sacrifices and the hardships that they endured whilst escaping their lives in war-torn Vietnam.In this episode, we're joined by our good friend David Tran. We all candidly share the tumultuous journeys that our loved ones went through. From leaving family members behind to whales guiding their family to safety, from accidentally getting on a boat to being rescued by the U.S Navy; we tell their extraordinary stories of bravery.We hope you enjoy this special story-telling episode.E P I S O D E O U T L I N E------------------------------------------What our families' life in Vietnam was likeWhat their motivators were to seek refuge in another countryThe journey from Vietnam to refugee campsFrom refugee camps to AustraliaAssimilating to Australian lifeFunny stories about our parents' early days in AustraliaT I M E S T A M P S--------------------------------01:00 Intro to Dave & topic02:12 Discussion begins35:05 Recommendations✨Follow David's Plant Journey ✨@monsteroidsIf you'd like to continue the conversation, please message us. We’d love to hear from you, feel free to slide into our dms on instagram: @unapologeticallyazn or send us an email: unapologeticallyasianpodcast@gmail.com✨Support Asylum Seekers✨Asylum Seeker Resource CentreRed CrossRefugee Council of AustraliaSave the ChildrenLet's do our little bit to make a difference.Much love, ♥︎ Thuy and Tiana (UA ✌︎)✨Music by the talented Joakim Karud✨Say GoodnightSoundcloudSpotify
Hey David there are rumor said that the reasons that you got high scores on math is because you got the answer from the fortune cookie...... This one hurts
Hi everyone! Just a quick one - if you have a few minutes to spare, we've got a cheeky lil survey we'd love for you to fill out ☺️ We're constantly trying to improve our content to provide you beautiful souls a superb listening experience. Want to hear about a particular topic? Perhaps a 1hr+ compilation of Tiana's stand-up comedy level jokes? A deeper dive into Thuy's escapades in the dating world? Let us know! We deeply appreciate every single drop of feedback given and thank you in advance for your time ♥︎Please find the survey link here!In the mean-time, feel free to binge the rest of our episodes or check out our Instagram for some more content! Hope you're all staying well and healthy; catch y'all in the next episode ★E P I S O D E O U T L I N E------------------------------------------Greetings fellasStay safe friends ♡New survey!We’d love to hear from you, feel free to send us an email: unapologeticallyasianpodcast@gmail.com or slide into our dms on instagram: @unapologeticallyaznMuch love, ♥︎ Thuy and Tiana (UA ✌︎)✨Music by the talented Joakim Karud✨Say GoodnightSoundcloudSpotify
Whether you're the type of person who will run straight through red flags like a bull running towards the giant red flag in Spain or you press eject as soon as you see a shade of pink, one thing is for sure. RED FLAGS spell DANGER on the dating/relationship battlefield. So, how adventurous are you feeling?In this episode we're joined by our favourite Canadian boys/sweetermen from Big Trouble Podcast, Jon & Paul.Join us in this fun episode as we get insightful & interesting male perspectives and delve into the different red flags that we all TRY to avoid in our potential partners.E P I S O D E O U T L I N E------------------------------------------Red flags associated with personalityYellow feverKorean blood type compatibilityInterracial datingRed flags associated with habitsFirst date red flags/strategiesDo we prefer guy or girl to pay on a first date?Superficial red flagsWhy we think people ignore red flagsT I M E S T A M P S--------------------------------00:00 Intro to Jon & Paul and episode topic01:45 Discussion begins40:29 Recommendations✨FOLLOW BIG TROUBLE PODCAST or get in trouble ;) ✨Listen on AnchorSubscribe on SpotifyInstagram: @bigtroublepodcastPaul Hong: @_paulhong_Jonathan Chung: @jchungieIf you'd like to continue the conversation, please message us. We’d love to hear from you, feel free to slide into our dms on instagram: @unapologeticallyazn or send us an email: unapologeticallyasianpodcast@gmail.comMuch love, ♥︎ Thuy and Tiana (UA ✌︎)✨Music by the talented Joakim Karud✨Say GoodnightSoundcloudSpotify
Opening up the dialogue about mental health is definitely not an easy task in some households. It can be frustrating, daunting and sometimes tiresome to be vulnerable in front of your family and friends. Although now, more than ever, it's become so important to normalise these conversations about mental health!In this episode, we're joined by the our dear friend Maddy Trinh (who is currently undertaking her Master's degree in clinical psychology) and together we discuss how cultural values have interplayed into the perceptions and interpretations of mental health in the general Asian community. We also discuss some hot tips on how to stay afloat mentally during a pandemic and the relationship between mental and physical health + much more!E P I S O D E O U T L I N E------------------------------------------Maddy's academic journey and volunteer workLanguage barriers in conversations about mental healthHow cultural values and differences can downplay the severity of mental healthGender roles and effect on mental healthHelping friends who are struggling with mental healthTips for people in lockdown/isolation during a pandemicNormalised toxic behaviours in Asian cultureWays to encourage more positive conversations about mental health at homeTies between mental and physical healthT I M E S T A M P S--------------------------------00:00 Intro to episode01:25 Intro Maddy & Discussion begins✨FOLLOW MADDY✨Instagram: @maddyformentalhealth✨MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCES✨Government support during COVID-19Lifeline Australia: 24 Hour Crisis Line - 131 114Beyond Blue: Hotline - 1800 512 34824/7 Suicide Call Back Service: 1300 659 467Asian Australian Mental Health Practitioner List by Shapes & SoundsIf you'd like to continue the conversation, please message us. We’d love to hear from you, feel free to slide into our dms on instagram: @unapologeticallyazn or send us an email: unapologeticallyasianpodcast@gmail.comMuch love, ♥︎ Thuy and Tiana (UA ✌︎)
Rooted in cultural nuances, cracks in our healthcare system and barriers to entry, starting your mental health journey can seem daunting at first. However, we're here today to break it down.In this episode, we're lucky to be joined by the delightful Asami Koike, a registered Music Therapist and founder of Shapes & Sounds - an initiative dedicated to Asian Australian Mental Health & Well-being! We delve into cultural factors, different avenues of treatment & how we can start our journey with mental health.*Apologies for the echo and background noise in parts of the audio. We hope you still enjoy the content of the discussion as much as we did!*E P I S O D E O U T L I N E------------------------------------------Asami's mental health journeyWhat is Shapes & Sounds?How environment has an impact on your mental healthSteps to start your mental health journeyDifferent types of treatmentBarriers to entry to treatment for AsiansIndustry insights about Asian Australians & mental healthT I M E S T A M P S--------------------------------00:00 Intro to episode01:52 Intro Asami & Discussion begins✨FOLLOW ASAMI✨Instagram: @justshapesandsoundsLinkedIn: Shapes & SoundsWebsite: https://www.justshapesandsounds.com/Asian Australian Mental Health FREE Webinar✨MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCES✨Government support during COVID-19Lifeline Australia: 24 Hour Crisis Line - 131 114Beyond Blue: Hotline - 1800 512 34824/7 Suicide Call Back Service: 1300 659 467Asian Australian Mental Health Practitioner List by Shapes & SoundsIf you'd like to continue the conversation, please message us. We’d love to hear from you, feel free to slide into our dms on instagram: @unapologeticallyazn or send us an email: unapologeticallyasianpodcast@gmail.comMuch love, ♥︎ Thuy and Tiana (UA ✌︎)
To celebrate us both turning 24 this week, we've put together 9 lessons (+ some bonus ones) that we've learnt in love, friendships, relationships & self-reflection.Move over Confucius. Aristotle who? Join us for this very chill episode as we get hella deep and candid about our inner flaws and lessons we've realised in our early 20s.E P I S O D E O U T L I N E------------------------------------------Lessons in relationshipsLessons in loveLessons about failingMistakes we've made in the pastLooking introspectivelyT I M E S T A M P S--------------------------------00:00 Intro to episode01:50 Discussion begins16:50 RecommendationsMuch love, ♥︎ Thuy and Tiana (UA ✌︎)If you'd like to continue the conversation, please message us. We’d love to hear from you, feel free to slide into our dms on instagram: @unapologeticallyazn or send us an email: unapologeticallyasianpodcast@gmail.comP.S We swear quite a lot in this episode hehehe
One of our main motivators behind starting this podcast was to do our little part to increase Asian representation in media. In this episode, we deep dive into the past, present & future of Asian representation in film, tv & YouTube.We dissect how it has progressed over the years and the direction we’re moving towards with the increase in Asian talent recognition in Hollywood that will hopefully trickle down to and influence all of media in general #REPRESENTATIONMATTERSE P I S O D E O U T L I N E------------------------------------------Yellow faceAsian stereotypes - typical roles Asians portrayedWhite saviour narrativeWhitewashing in moviesWestern remakesCelebrating Asians in film, TV & YouTubeAcknowledging awesome Asians behind the scenesAnti-Asian issues that still exist todayLet's normalise Asians on ScreenIn this conversation, we've only scratched the surface on the very important issues, debates and talent in Asian representation. If you'd like to continue the conversation, please message us. We’d love to hear from you, feel free to slide into our dms on instagram: @unapologeticallyazn or send us an email: unapologeticallyasianpodcast@gmail.comT I M E S T A M P S--------------------------------00:00 Intro to episode00:43 Discussion begins25:28 RecommendationsMuch love, ♥︎ Thuy and Tiana (UA ✌︎)
Let's talk about sex baby, let's talk- JUST KIDDING, that is DEFINITELY not happening in an Asian household.It's a fact, there are plenty of taboo topics that one must not mention beneath the roof of an Asian house; drugs, love, sex, mental health and getting bad grades are the in the no go-zones of an average conversation with the parents. Tune in to this episode as we discuss our experiences (or lack-of) with these unfathomable taboo topics and how we've delicately navigated the awkward topics in an attempt to have relatively open discussions with our parents.E P I S O D E O U T L I N E------------------------------------------Sharing our school grades with parentsConsuming alcohol and drug use - no or HECK no?Dating and the boyfriend revealHaving "The Sex Talk"Asian perception of mental healthWhy are these topics considered taboo?Concept of 'Saving Face'T I M E S T A M P S--------------------------------00:00 Intro to episode00:40 Discussion begins25:29 RecommendationsWe’d love to hear from you, feel free to slide into our dms on instagram: @unapologeticallyazn or send us an email: unapologeticallyasianpodcast@gmail.comMuch love, ♥︎ Thuy and Tiana (UA ✌︎)
Our recording software backfired a bit on the last 7 mins but enjoy this episode.
Do nice guys always finish last? Do fuckbois/players always slay? Tune into this episode as we deep dive into the common traits we come across in the notorious fuckboi, beloved nice guy and soft boy hybrid.We unpack what makes these guys tick, why we're attracted to some guys over others & try to justify their behaviours as if we're some highly qualified David Attenborough stats professionals (DISCLAIMER: we are defs not). E P I S O D E O U T L I N E------------------------------------------Types of nice guysDo we think guys can get out of friendzone?Fuckboi (modern day player) 101Psychological traits of fuckboisAre we attracted to fuckbois, have we ever fallen for one?Soft boy definitionWho are Thuy & Tiana more attracted to (fuckbois, soft boys or nice guys)?Fuckboi clubbing storyT I M E S T A M P S--------------------------------00:00 Intro to episode 02:35 Discussion begins26:48 RecommendationsWe’d love to hear from you, feel free to slide into our dms on instagram: @unapologeticallyazn or send us an email: unapologeticallyasianpodcast@gmail.comMuch love, ♥︎ Thuy and Tiana (UA ✌︎)
During our 20s, we experience waves of different emotions. From the excitement of being a "fully fledged adult" with a newfound sense of independence to feeling lost as we discover more about ourselves through valuable life lessons.It's fun, scary, confusing, wild, anxiety-inducing and thrilling; all at the same time.In this episode, we chat about those life realisations and reflections with our hustler and TikTok extraordinaire friend, Anthony Ngo!E P I S O D E O U T L I N E------------------------------------------Anthony's uni/career journeyUni/career regretsInner conflict (wanting to follow dreams) vs. Outer conflict (parents, societal pressures etc)Career path transitions/changesWhy rejection is goodEntrepreneurial journey with SchtikThe growth of TikTokAdvice to those currently going through the quarter-life crisisT I M E S T A M P S--------------------------------00:00 Intro to episode and guest01:28 Discussion begins26:33 RecommendationsWe’d love to hear from you, feel free to slide into our dms on instagram: @unapologeticallyazn or send us an email: unapologeticallyasianpodcast@gmail.comFOLLOW ANTHONY:@anthonyngo._@schtik._Much love, ♥︎ Thuy and Tiana (UA ✌︎)
Hey Beauty Bosses! Nalani and Ren here with another great episode. Thank you for allowing us to be in your ear buds once again. Today's episode was lots of fun to record, but serious at the same time. Growing up as a first generation Asian female, we have definitely had our shares of being teased and stereotyped in the worst way. We mainly wanted to educate the masses in hopes that you would be more open minded to navigate the world in a more considerate and respectful way…to judge less and love more. Hope you guys find this episode educational. Stay tune for another great thought provoking, but fun chat!
Emulsion? Serum? Toner?Don't worry, we're just as confused as you are - all of these words sound like an alien language but are actually products that everyone should adopt in their own skincare regimen!In this episode, we explore the interesting world of Asian beauty; from the 7-step Korean skincare routine to where Asian beauty standards get their influence from, prepare to be walk away from this episode with a plethora of new learnings. We're also fortunate enough to be joined by the lovely Sterne, a Skin Specialist who has worked for major brands like Mecca!E P I S O D E O U T L I N E------------------------------------------Korean 7-Step skincare regimenWhy applying sunscreen is a M U S TWestern vs. Asian standards of beautyIngredients in skincare to look out forEssentials for a skincare starter packAsian beauty trends i.e. eye contacts, plastic surgeryT I M E S T A M P S--------------------------------00:00 Intro to episode and guest03:24 Discussion begins29:36 RecommendationsWe’d love to hear from you, feel free to slide into our dms on instagram: @unapologeticallyazn or send us an email: unapologeticallyasianpodcast@gmail.comGUEST INSTA HANDLES:@gettingsternieMuch love, ♥︎ Thuy and Tiana (UA ✌︎)
In our Season 2 Premiere, we discuss our experiences trying to navigate today's dating landscape to find da one.From swiping right on Tinder to making moves on Hinge, we breakdown the pros and cons of the juicy world of online dating and find out which app is most app-ealing to us ;)We're joined by our lovely friends Jasmine & Martin, who spill the tea and share with us their wild Subtle Asian Dating Assessment Centre story. YES, you read that correctly hehe.Join us as we discuss what attracts us to the opposite sex, ghosting and the differences males & females face on that dating battlefield ya'll!So... do you.... like... cheese?E P I S O D E O U T L I N E------------------------------------------What was dating like in the past?How do you meet people offline? (mutual friends, raves, the club)How do you meet people online? (dating apps i.e. Tinder, Bumble, Hinge, Coffee Meets Bagel & Tan Tan), Subtle Asian DatingWhat makes us swipe right or left?Martin's male dating insightsThuy's experience on the Tinder & HingeTiana's one and only tinder storyT I M E S T A M P S--------------------------------00:00 Intro to episode and guests02:35 Discussion begins01:12:00 RecommendationsWe’d love to hear from you, feel free to slide into our dms on instagram: @unapologeticallyazn or send us an email: unapologeticallyasianpodcast@gmail.comGUEST INSTA HANDLES:@jas.eats@martinnchanMuch love, ♥︎ Thuy and Tiana (UA ✌︎)
At this point, I've kind of given up on these descriptions lol but LET'S ALL STOP TO REFLECT on your own definitions of abg/abbs and how those understandings impact your self-image and relationships, or even how you approach people you don't know who may fall into this category even if "it's a compliment". Branding ourselves in such a way perpetuates a society we continue to box ourselves in and where non-Asians can continue to box us too. I said what I said :/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jasminstea/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jasminstea/support
Whilst many Asians have typically been guided towards a traditional career path and pursued success in STEM industries; there is a rise of Asians challenging the status quo, breaking the mould and redefining the meaning of success as an Asian.In this episode, we talk to Phillip Kuoch & Tom Tan from LEMON podcast.From KPOP auditions to a career as an Oral Health Therapist, Tom broke the mould by quitting his 6 figure salary job to pursue his passion in songwriting & music. From being the brain behind hellokpop to starting a doughnut empire called Goldeluck's, Phillip followed his entrepreneurial spirit after university, rewriting his own narrative and path to success.Listen in as we chat with Phil & Tom about their journeys, how they had the courage to challenge the status quo & advice that they would give to those wishing to do the same.Follow LEMON Podcast: https://www.instagram.com/lemonpodcast/ .We’d love to know your thoughts about this topic as well, feel free to send us an email: unapologeticallyasianpodcast@gmail.com or follow us and slide into our dms on instagram: https://www.instagram.com/unapologeticallyazn/ .Stay safe and healthy, ♥︎ Thuy and Tiana (UA ✌︎)
The bamboo ceiling is the construct that mitigates Asians from progressing to leadership positions within an organisation. Whilst Asians are able to see these leadership positions through the gaps of the metaphorical bamboo ceiling, they are unable to physically break through due to a combination of cultural, social & systematic factors that impede progress to the top.In this episode, we deep dive into the possible causes of the bamboo ceiling, our own experiences in the boardroom and how we can work together as Asian Australians to counteract this problem in our society. We explore the realities of our workplace, cultural upbringing, systematic racism, unconscious biases and debate whether instilling a cultural quota will help fix the problem.We’d love to know your thoughts about this topic as well, feel free to send us an email: unapologeticallyasianpodcast@gmail.com or slide into our dms on instagram: @unapologeticallyazn!Stay safe and healthy, ♥︎ Thuy and Tiana (UA ✌︎)
The month of May is AAPI (Asian American and Pacific Islander) Heritage Month! In celebration of AAPI heritage month, I will be featuring powerful Asian voices in our community throughout this month! First up is ALICE, a Korean American R&B/Pop singer breaking stereotypes in the American music industry. Her goal is to help elevate the portrayal and views of Asians in America by being a powerful and vocal influence in the media. She's been interviewed with Teen Vogue, sang guide vocals for a YG entertainment artist, and won the CCM songwriting competition in South Korea. I first met ALICE in Boston when she was attending Berklee College of Music and she's one of the most confident people I know, but in this episode, she opens up about feeling limited and unwanted in the American music industry for being Asian, being bullied and dealing with racism growing up, and through it all, learning to find confidence and self-worth in who she is, and not on what other people say and think about her. This is a refreshing, powerful episode that would give a lot of inspiration for those with big dreams who want to break stereotypes! EP 21 Do Not Limit Your Dreams to Asian Stereotypes with ALICE QUESTIONS ASKED What was the transition like for you moving from Boston to LA to pursue your dream to be a singer? (7:39) What kind of influence and impact do you want to have on your fans/listeners? (1:14:52) If you were to write a letter to the millennials, what would you say? (1:18:50) YOU WILL LEARN How she began her personal journey to become a singer in LA. (7:44) How society affects people's confidence with unrealistic beauty standards. (36:50) The power of encouraging and speaking love into the younger generation. (42:03) All of us are meant to better the world with our purpose and our gifts. (51:33) Look at what you love and expand on it. (52:55) A new perspective on how personal pains can become our empowering backstories. (56:14) How she finds herself challenged as an Asian American artist, treading in between cultures. (1:02:53) A letter to the millennials from Alice. (1:19:04) LINKS: ALICE IG: https://www.instagram.com/alpalllll/ ALICE YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/aliceaofficial ALICE FB: https://www.facebook.com/aliceanofficial ALICE Spotify: https://tinyurl.com/yawsocsq ------- If you enjoyed this episode, please share it with your friends on social media and tag me at https://www.instagram.com/sharonkilonhan/! Want to design a life you love? Visit http://sharonkilonhan.com to download a FREE "Design Your Future" exercise! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/millenniallifeschool/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/millenniallifeschool/support
We discuss how we try to kick ass at work.From making a good first impression with the big cheese to making new friends, we discuss nuggets of advice that we've learnt through our own experiences. Spoiler alert: it may or may not involve copious amounts of caffeine.We address how we've adapted in predominately caucasian workplaces as the token Asian and how we try to chase that sweet, sweet work life balance.Hope you enjoy listening to this pre-isolation recorded episode and can relate. We hope you are staying safe during this time. Remember to reach out to loved ones and take it easy xWe’d love to know your thoughts about this topic as well, feel free to send us an email: unapologeticallyasianpodcast@gmail.com or follow us and slide into our dms on instagram: https://www.instagram.com/unapologeticallyazn/Stay safe and healthy, ♥︎ Thuy and Tiana (UA ✌︎)
So, are all asians good at maths and studying to become doctors or engineers whilst being super timid & quiet with a love for anime?In this episode we deep dive into the stereotypes associated with being a good asian and deduce whether we're good or bad?From studying the Asian 5 to typical Asian career choices, and being a goody two-shoes who loves all things Asian to being frugal; we uncover the common pressures from society that has shaped our decisions and impacted our search for validation as Asian Australians.Hope you enjoy listening to this episode and can relate. We hope you are staying safe during this time. Remember to reach out to loved ones and take it easy xWe’d love to know your thoughts about this topic as well, feel free to send us an email: unapologeticallyasianpodcast@gmail.com or follow us and slide into our dms on instagram: https://www.instagram.com/unapologeticallyazn/Stay safe and healthy, ♥︎ Thuy and Tiana (UA ✌︎)
In light of the coronavirus outbreak, we decided to discuss a long-standing issue that was exacerbated by the virus outbreak. We made a distinction between stereotypes and racism, asked whether health-anxiety-based racism is valid, discussed what model minority means and whether the term is racist, touched on why Asian men generally don't thrive in online dating site, outlined why you dont find a lot of Asian managers, and our own personal experiences on racism.
This week on Hollywood Unlocked UNCENSORED we are in for a laugh as we have Margaret Cho in the building! Cho is an Asian-American stand-up comedian, actress, fashion designer, author, and singer-songwriter. Cho is best known for her stand-up routines, through which she critiques social and political problems, especially regarding race and sexuality. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers
On this episode, I discuss my goals for the new year as well as share my thoughts on some Asian stereotypes and what we could do to make the world just a little brighter. Hope you enjoy! :)
Welcome back to another episode of the podcast! We have no guests this week again so we call other SALT members to be temporary guests. We talk about Joker and our opinions on how it relates to our current society, and then we talk about Asian stereotypes that we encountered growing up! If you enjoy this episode, make sure to subscribe, leave a comment, and rating on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Google Podcasts. Connect with us on Instagram and Facebook @SALTSadboiPodcast
On our 12th episode, culture editor Rachel Priest talks about how Asian American students at UGA combat Asian stereotypes. Campus news editor Savannah Sicurella discusses why the Phi Kappa and Demosthenian literary societies ended their longstanding intersociety debate. News editor Hunter Riggall shares an update on the Greek Life scandal in which $1.3 million in funds were stolen from three UGA student organizations.
Today we are spotlighting George Wu of Navigating The Rise. Navigating the Rise is a podcast that started out as speaking solely to Asians with the goal of empowering every member of this minority group to be their best self, while capitalizing on Asian cultural practice to achieve success in all aspects of life. Connect with us at wearelatech.com/podcast and tweet @WeAreLATech and @EspreeDevora. https://twitter.com/wearelatech https://twitter.com/espreedevora
We judge Asian stereotypes and major companies trying to do Asian and failing. This is our fist episode.
On this episode of The Deep Cut, host John Rocha welcomes actor Himesh Patel, the star of Danny Boyle’s new movie about a world without The Beatles, Yesterday. The two men discuss Patel’s career, what the process was for getting cast in the film, what he learned about The Beatles during the process of making the movie, and what he took away from this experience with Danny Boyle. John and Himesh also discuss his groundbreaking work on Eastenders, his drive to create new and interesting characters devoid of Asian stereotypes, and what excites him about his upcoming projects, including The Aeronauts and The Luminaries. An especially fun, engaging, and poignant interview with a burgeoning star in the world of acting. Get to know Himesh Patel here and go see Yesterday in theaters now to watch his work in action! Follow John Rocha: https://twitter.com/TheRochaSays Follow Himesh Patel: https://twitter.com/HimeshJPatel
Join the "King of Aces" Kaleb Ly as he is joined by some friends, Luci, Esha and Jossiah as they discuss some Asian Stereotypes. Also, the "King of Aces" will discuss Avengers: Endgame and just a heads up, SPOILERS are contained in this episode. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
It's just family this week, and we're obsessing over Netflix's Special and analysing how Drag Race deals with Asian stereotypes. We also answer a listener question on what it's like for LGBT+ people to move to a new city and how to best support fellow queer folk in the face of constant online humble-bragging.Subscribe (for free!), rate and review The Gays Are Revolting on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Google Podcasts. Follow The Gays Are Revolting on Twitter at @gaysrevolting, Facebook at The Gays Are Revolting & Instagram @gaysrevoltingpod.Send topic suggestions and other correspondence to gaysrevolting@lippmedia.com. The Gays Are Revolting records at Castaway Studios in Melbourne, Australia and is released weekly every Saturday. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Lauren Chen (Host of Pseudo Intellectual) joins Dave to discuss how she was made aware of race for the first time on a USA college campus, the difficulties she faces being young and conservative, her views on fighting for equality, her definition of racism, and more.
This month, we're covering a few movies, all of which left us wanting something a little more. Happy Death Day 2 (04:28) fell back into nerdy Asian Stereotypes, Battle Angel: Alita (13:30) whitewashed some of it's main characters, and Captain Marvel (25:10) covered Gemma Chan in green paint. "Cyberpunk Cities Fetishize Asian Culture But Have No Asians": https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/mb7yqx/cyberpunk-cities-fetishize-asian-culture-but-have-no-asians-blade-runner
Hey everyone! Loi and Chanda hope that you enjoyed your holiday season and they are so excited to come back with a new episode to kick off 2019. This week they chatted about what we did for the holidays, our thoughts on Bird Box starring our girl, Sandy, and Asian and Desi stereotypes that we have experienced. Our listeners should know that we are here to help them in any way, as much as we can. Please reach out to us via email at cihypodcast@gmail.com or follow us on Instagram @cihypodcast. If you'd like to support us, check us out on Patreon at patreon.com/cihypodcast Thanks for joining us! If you like this episode, please take a moment to rate, review, and subscribe. #CanIHelpYou
Mark Wilson talks about life growing up in America being adopted by white parents, his struggles trying to fit in early on, and learning about Korean culture in Seoul, South Korea wtih Pil and Suzy
Suffering from writer's block? Seek inspiration by listening to author Sharbari Ahmed's journey writing across different genres. She shares why it is important for her to challenge tropes about South-Asians, particularly Bangladeshis and Muslims, in her pieces. I hope you leave feeling motivated to turn your daydreams into stories as I did. - Afsana Oreen Sharbari’s short fiction has appeared in The Gettysburg Review, The Asian Pacific American Journal, Catamaran, Caravan Magazine, Inroads, Wasafiri, Painted Bride Quarterly and Roanoke Review. Her debut novel, Dust Under Our Feet (working title) is forthcoming in 2019 by Amazon India/Westland Publishing. She is a 2018 Storyknife Fellow and a Tribeca All Access Fellow. She is on the faculty of the MFA program at Manhattanville College and Artist in Residence in the Film and Television MA Program at Sacred Heart University. In 2018, she gave a TEDx talk about grappling with her Muslim identity, entitled, “Between the Kabaah Sharif and a Hard Place.” She was on the writing team for Season One of the TV Series, “Quantico” on ABC. Most recently she wrote the screen adaptation of Mitali Perkin’s YA novel Rickshaw Girl. Her debut book The Ocean of Mrs. Nagai: Stories was released in November 2013 by Daily Star Books. Her play Raisins Not Virgins was produced by the Workshop Theater Company and has been performed worldwide. The screenplay version was part of the Tribeca All Access program at the Tribeca Film Festival. She was born in Bangladesh and raised in New York, Connecticut and Ethiopia. She lives in Darien, CT. Follow her on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/pg/MrsNagai or Twitter @sharbarizohra!
I think we can all agree that stereotypes can be based in truth...
Discussing Asian stereotypes in Hollywood, diversity, and what inspired Somlit to create his sexy Asian Magic Mike video.
I chatted with new Daily Show Correspondent Ronny Chieng. We chatted about Asian Stereotypes, the culture clash of East meets West, settling into the states, being from a conservative culture and the challenge of joining one of the biggest shows in comedy. We then had a great chat about the huge pressure to succeed from Asian parents. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
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