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You can make Crappachino with $15 per pound of Rudy Coffee. Slytherin SCOTUS Alito even has a weird insurrection themed flag flying at his vacation home. The Trump gang took down a sort of Nazi tribute meme that was supposedly posted by mistake. Speaking of Nazis, the bad-body-bleach-blonde rep from Deliveranceville, Georgia, Marjorie Taylor Greene caterwauled that Biden, along with the DOJ tried to whack Shitler during the document raid at Mara Lago. Democratic Rep Moskowitz brilliantly roasted fellow congress people of the other party over their historically crappy record of nothingness. Ireland, along with other European countries recognized Palestinian statehood. The Nick Fuentes Show streamed gay adult video content at the end of the show and woman-hating Trumpkin Fuentes claimed he was hacked by Israel. The director of The Apprentice film scored points dissing Diaper Don and the lawsuit brought by the Trump campaign over controversial content in the movie, which includes a scene where Trump rapes Ivana. The Grand Ole Death Party has spread so many lies about abortion and they will never stop because Republicans are stupid cultists who hate women. Former rapper and current right-wing Hitler enthusiast Stew Peters, nearly popped a Nazi-nut promoting the idea of an armed violent fascist takeover of school libraries. Gold bar Bob Menendez was caught on camera clutching a tube of sphincter cream which may point to the existence of yet another gold bar.
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As fires ravaged California's world-famous wine country in 2017, a community radio station, emergency dispatcher, and tenant organizers helped the most vulnerable in their community survive and recover. Community organizers and hosts of the podcast But Next Time Chrishelle Palay and Rose Arrieta bring us the first of four stories of hard-won lessons learned from people on the frontlines of California's wildfires and Texas' storms as they work to answer the question, how can next time be different? In this first episode we discuss hardship faced by farm and service workers during this time, especially non-English speakers. These workers are the heart of wine country, from the planters to the harvesters, to the line cooks, hotel staff and dishwashers. Our systems failed them, how do we do better next time? To listen to all of the But Next Time episodes and access video versions with Spanish subtitles visit www.butnexttime.com. You can also learn more about the organizations featured in the podcast and access resources like a listening and discussion guide. Learn more about the story and find the transcript on makingcontactradio.org. Like this story? Support independent journalism, NewsMatch will double your donation up to $1,000! Making Contact is an award-winning, nationally syndicated radio show and podcast featuring narrative storytelling and thought-provoking interviews. We cover the most urgent issues of our time and the people on the ground building a more just world. This episode includes interviews from Mariano Alvarez, California Rural Legal Assistance; Alicia Sanchez, President of Board of Directors of KBBF; Alma Bowen, Founder / Executive Director of Nuestra Comunidad; Edgar Avila, Director of Programming KBBF; and Beatrice Camacho, ERAP Manager of North Bay Organizing Project BUT NEXT TIME: This episode is hosted by Chrishelle Palay and Rose Arrieta, and produced by Leah Mahan. MAKING CONTACT: This episode is hosted by Salima Hamirani and produced by Anita Johnson, Lucy Kang, Salima Hamirani, and Amy Gastelum. Our executive director is Jina Chung. MUSIC: All original compositions by Fernando Arruda including “But Next Time,” “Next Blues,” “Full Bodied Disparity,” “Per Pound,” “A Feeling About It,” and “Going Back.” Learn More: But Next Time Podcast: https://butnexttime.com Rise Home Stories: https://risehomestories.com/ Working Films: https://www.workingfilms.org/ California Rural Legal Assistance: https://crla.org/ KBBF: https://kbbf.org/ Nuestra Comunidad: https://nc707.org/ North Bay Organizing Project: http://www.northbayop.org/ Undocufund: https://undocufund.org/ But Next Time was created as part of Rise-Home Stories, a project in which multimedia storytellers and housing, land, and racial justice advocates came together to reimagine the past, present, and future of our communities by transforming the stories we tell about them. The Rise-Home Stories Project includes five pieces of media (a video game, children's book, animated short, and online storytelling site, and the But Next Time Podcast) that help us rethink our relationships to land and home. For more info visit www.risehomestories.com Making Contact is an award-winning, nationally syndicated radio show and podcast featuring narrative storytelling and thought-provoking interviews. We cover the most urgent issues of our time and the people on the ground building a more just world.
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We connect with Arizona Sonoran Copper CEO, George Ogilvie, for his comments off the company's updated mineral resource estimate at the Cactus Project. We chat about the 5.17 Billion Pounds of Copper (M&I) in the report and why the company is now prepared to do the work towards a PFS, FS and a Proven & Probable Reserve Calculation.
Mikey has a solution for overweight fliers who demand a second seat. Mikey celebrates his favorite baseball player's birthday. Mikey makes a stunning ancestral discovery. Mikey is beyond frustrated with President Biden. Bill has a theory on the fires in Hawaii. Castiglioke spreads love and awareness. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Women and protein... it's the question I get asked the most. How to increase protein intake. Foods that help push protein intake higher and recipes to help make it delicious. In just 16 minutes, I'm dropping 5 ways to increase your protein so you aren't stressed about it or trying to eat chicken and eggs at 9 pm. It doesn't have to be complicated, if you listen and then apply these techniques into your eating life. Love the show? Support FWW Podcast by trying FWW Live for free! https://fitwomensweekly.com/fww-live/what-members-get Interested in private coaching? Email me and we can discuss it together! Watch my GI Jane attempts: https://youtu.be/WBNKkhDYVJs Question? Kindal@fitwomensweekly.com www.instagram.com/KindalBoyleFitness
We're back! In this episode of our podcast, we delve into the topic of emotional eating and share 7 tactical strategies to help you overcome it. From understanding the root cause of your emotional eating to developing a plan of action, we cover it all. Whether you're someone who turns to food for comfort or to cope with stress, this episode is for you. Tune in to learn how to take control of your eating habits and improve your overall well-being. Time Stamps: (0:30) 7 Tactical Strategies to Overcome Emotional Eating (3:12) Reminder on Progress (6:38) #1: Eat Enough Food (10:10) 1450 Calorie vs 1800 Calorie Example (12:57) #2: Manage Stress Proactively (16:02) #3: Own Your Decision (19:15) #4: Eating Half Your Calories Halfway Through Your Day (21:08) #5: 0.8g Per Pound of Bodyweight in Protein (24:10) #6: Using the Pause Timer (25:35) #7: Include Regular Foods You Enjoy (29:10) Please Subscribe, Rate, and Review ----------- Apply for 1-1 Coaching! ----------- Learn More about Beyond Body Coaching! ----------- Follow Me on Instagram: @jenrudyfitness
Today on the show, Yuliana is joined by Ji Young, the founder of the Tide Film Festival. An attorney turned non-profit executive, producer, writer, speaker and facilitator, Ji is the Founder of DreamMaker DreamDoer DreamSupporter, inc, - 3D, and is the creator, producer and host of the web series ‘Not Your Average' for KoreanAmericanstory.org. as well as the founder, co-creator, former co-producer and current advisor to ‘$6.99 Per Pound' podcast. At the age of 3, Ji was adopted from Korea by an Italian and Irish-American family, grew up in upstate New York, and today shares the story of her adoption, the battle with her identity, and the impact of reuniting with her Korean birth family.Ji begins the conversation by talking about her adoption as the one event that shaped her life's direction, her childhood growing up as an Asian-American in New York, and how it took 10 years for her to brace herself to meet her birth family after having found them. She goes on to describe meeting them and the emotions that surfaced, the moment she truly understood the rationale behind her birth mother's decision, and when she truly forgave her. Ji also delves into how the sense of abandonment impacted her relationships and how she and her husband work to make sure their children feel confident, proud, and love themselves. The episode rounds off with Ji talking about Tide and the one song that describes her life - a super sad song about resilience. A model of resiliency herself, Ji and her story of meeting and overcoming challenges will undoubtedly move and inspire all who listen in today. Episode Highlights:- The event that redirected the course of Ji Young's life- Growing up as an adopted child in New York- Why parents should help their children learn about their culture and identity- Seeking out her birth family - Ji's story- The week Ji met her birth family- The reason why giving Ji up for adoption was necessary- The moment of true forgiveness- The journey of Ji's identity- Dealing with the sense of abandonment- Raising mixed children- Ji speaks about her film festival, Tide- The one song that describes Ji's life Quotes:“The biggest part of my identity that shapes me the most is the adoptee part of my identity.”“I didn't have the maturity or the self-awareness or the grasp on identity enough to understand just how difficult it was for me.”“You should do what you can to help your child feel good about their identity, whether it's black, Asian, brown, whatever it is.”“A lot of people think of it as ‘Oh, you find them and ta-da it's done', when really, it's just the beginning of a pretty difficult journey.” “I have twins. When they were turning three, the age that I was when I was adopted, I would stay up nights just bawling my eyes out being, like, ‘I cannot imagine putting my child on a plane right now.'”“This was the first time I was able to realize that before my story was my mom's story and whatever brought her to that point where she had to make this awful decision, I was finally able to have empathy for that.”“This was my fate in this lifetime.”“Because there is this innate fear of abandonment that we kind of have to struggle with our entire lives, I can see, when I'm being objectively self-reflective enough, how that plays out in my relationships, and not just romantic relationships in the past, but all relationships.”“My mission in life since I was pregnant with my children has been to make sure they feel good about the skin that they're in, to feel good about themselves, to feel confident and proud, and to love themselves.” Links:
Our hosts address the semi-bi-annual question of how many pounds of dogs should dog pounds impound? As few as possible, they decide, so that as many as possible can go to dogless homes.
Today on the show, Yuliana is joined by Ji Young, the founder of the Tide Film Festival. An attorney turned non-profit executive, producer, writer, speaker and facilitator, Ji is the Founder of DreamMaker DreamDoer DreamSupporter, inc, - 3D, and is the creator, producer and host of the web series ‘Not Your Average' for KoreanAmericanstory.org. as well as the founder, co-creator, former co-producer and current advisor to ‘$6.99 Per Pound' podcast. At the age of 3, Ji was adopted from Korea by an Italian and Irish-American family, grew up in upstate New York, and today shares the story of her adoption, the battle with her identity, and the impact of reuniting with her Korean birth family. Ji begins the conversation by talking about her adoption as the one event that shaped her life's direction, her childhood growing up as an Asian-American in New York, and how it took 10 years for her to brace herself to meet her birth family after having found them. She goes on to describe meeting them and the emotions that surfaced, the moment she truly understood the rationale behind her birth mother's decision, and when she truly forgave her. Ji also delves into how the sense of abandonment impacted her relationships and how she and her husband work to make sure their children feel confident, proud, and love themselves. The episode rounds off with Ji talking about Tide and the one song that describes her life - a super sad song about resilience. A model of resiliency herself, Ji and her story of meeting and overcoming challenges will undoubtedly move and inspire all who listen in today. Episode Highlights: - The event that redirected the course of Ji Young's life - Growing up as an adopted child in New York - Why parents should help their children learn about their culture and identity - Seeking out her birth family - Ji's story - The week Ji met her birth family - The reason why giving Ji up for adoption was necessary - The moment of true forgiveness - The journey of Ji's identity - Dealing with the sense of abandonment - Raising mixed children - Ji speaks about her film festival, Tide - The one song that describes Ji's life Quotes: “The biggest part of my identity that shapes me the most is the adoptee part of my identity.” “I didn't have the maturity or the self-awareness or the grasp on identity enough to understand just how difficult it was for me.” “You should do what you can to help your child feel good about their identity, whether it's black, Asian, brown, whatever it is.” “A lot of people think of it as ‘Oh, you find them and ta-da it's done', when really, it's just the beginning of a pretty difficult journey.” “I have twins. When they were turning three, the age that I was when I was adopted, I would stay up nights just bawling my eyes out being, like, ‘I cannot imagine putting my child on a plane right now.'” “This was the first time I was able to realize that before my story was my mom's story and whatever brought her to that point where she had to make this awful decision, I was finally able to have empathy for that.” “This was my fate in this lifetime.” “Because there is this innate fear of abandonment that we kind of have to struggle with our entire lives, I can see, when I'm being objectively self-reflective enough, how that plays out in my relationships, and not just romantic relationships in the past, but all relationships.” “My mission in life since I was pregnant with my children has been to make sure they feel good about the skin that they're in, to feel good about themselves, to feel confident and proud, and to love themselves.” Links: https://www.yulianakimgrant.com/phoenix-tales (Phoenix Tales Homepage) https://www.instagram.com/yulianakimgrantofficial/...
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Welcome to the final episode of the $6.99 Per Pound Podcast. Jojo, Jaeki and Michael get together one more time to reminisce around the last two years working together and where they are all headed next. It was a wild ride with over 50 episodes published but all good things must come to an end. We want to thank all the listeners that showed up to support us in so many different ways. Your words of encouragement really keep us going over the years. Please go back and listen to the episodes that inspired you or gave you insight into a profession or lifestyle foreign to you. We can all stand to learn more from each other. Please also, continue to support other BIPOC podcast out there that are telling our stories for ourselves. Time Stamps: 02:30 - Life Updates from Jojo, Jaeki, Michael 09:40 - What is going on with $6.99, why did we disband? 15: 40 - Jojo, Jaeki, Michael’s favorite moments while working on $6.99 Per Pound. 25:45 - The teams favorite episodes. 34:30 - What Jojo, Jaeki, and Michael took away from working on $6.99 and what do we want listeners to take away from the episodes 56:10 - The team recommends other podcasts you should listen too. 01:04:35 - What is next for Jojo, Jaeki, and Michael? Check out a panel hosted by Jojo Called Trailblazers: Women at the Forefront for Apex for Youth on Feb. 25th 7:30PM EST @jojoparque Check out Michael’s film photos @madnames_photos and DM him if you have any connections that would help him move to Japan. @madnames Check out Jaeki’s Tik Tok and his Righteous Eats videos where he highlights NYC local restaurants and the stores he helps manage Alumni of NY and Hatchet Supply in New York. @jaekicho Thank you again for the last two years, we appreciate all the love and support you showed us. Now go out there and go after you and your communities dreams and aspirations. Hosted by Jaeki Cho, Michael Stewart, Joann Park Produced by Michael Stewart Audio Editing/Mixing by Marcus Hahm Thank you everyone that was pivotal in making $6.99 come to life: Julie Young (Founder), Sophia Kwan (Designer), Nicole Ro (Videographer), Lily Liu (Designer), Ye Eun Jeong (Website Designer), and Tristan Hsu (Videographer). About Us: Paying homage to Korean-owned hot food delis of New York City, we treat listeners to a buffet of HOT takes on career, culture and community. #699perpound #699perpoundlive #asianpodcast #fortheculture #asianamerican #Twitch #livestream --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/699-per-pound/message
We often hear "This house is selling for $156/sq ft, so compare it to other homes selling for that range." The problem with price per square foot is the same as valuing a car based on its weight.
Jack has a proposition for Joe...a rather indecent proposal....
Hi $6.99 Per Pound listeners - we are going to be going live on Twitch officially on August 3rd! Don't worry the podcast stream is not going anywhere. Twitch live streaming is growing steady and we are excited about joining the next wave. In this mini episode, we explain why we decided to make the move to Twitch and what you can expect from us. Tell us what you think and make sure to fill out our listener survey to shape our live show! Link to Listener survey - https://bit.ly/32mO6s2 Join us for our next Twitch streams : Jaeki on the Hot Seat Solo Stream - July 16th at 7:30pm EST Preview Episode 2 - July 20th at 7:00pm EST Make sure to go to twitch.tv/699perpoundlive and follow us. _______ Thank you to all the fans that continue to support! If you enjoyed this episode leave a review and tell us why you vibe with our pod. Follow the podcast @699PERPOUND on Instagram, Facebook, & Twitter. You can now support us monetarily by buying Jaeki and Jojo a $3 coffee @ko-fi.com/699perpound or setting up small monthly donation @anchor.fm/699-per-pound/support Questions, Partnerships, Sponsorships: Contact us at info@699perpound.com Produced by Michael Stewart Mixed and Music by Marcus 'Avecplaisir' Hahm --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/699-per-pound/message
Second U.S. Virus Wave Emerges as Cases Top 2 Million https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-06-10/second-u-s-virus-wave-emerges-after-state-reopenings?utm_campaign=news&utm_medium=bd&utm_source=applenews Public-Health Experts Are Not Hypocrites https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2020/06/public-health-experts-are-not-hypocrites/612853/ Many Police Aren’t Wearing Masks, Posing Yet Another Risk To Protesters In A Pandemic https://www.huffpost.com/entry/police-masks-protesters-coronavirus_n_5edfddb6c5b61fdebfdd565b Jersey City Is Growing Leafy Greens for $17 Per Pound to Give Away for 'Free' https://reason.com/2020/06/09/jersey-city-is-growing-leafy-greens-for-17-per-pound-to-give-away-for-free/ mastermytrades.com patreon.com/goodmorningliberty --- This episode is sponsored by · Deep Sleep Sounds Podcast: The Deep Sleep Sounds podcast is a sleep sounds and white noise podcast. Using high quality, binaural sounds, the Deep Sleep Sounds podcast is designed to help listeners relax their mind and help them drift off to sleep. https://open.spotify.com/show/08OoufgDXbghIZdJsM5dtm?si=-e8OCxo7QSW00JxLJ4CuTg Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/goodmorningliberty/support
Joann Park from $6.99 Per Pound joined us this week to talk about her experience escaping NYC, Asian Heritage month, and Alison Roman vs. Chrissy Teigen. U P C O M I N G E V E N T S ! - RSVP https://linktr.ee/asiannotasianpod --- P A R T N E R S - Helix Sleep Mattress. $125 off ALL mattress orders for ANALs at helixsleep.com/asian S U B S C R I B E ! - apple: apple.co/39z2qya- spotify: spoti.fi/3cFPAj5- youtube: bit.ly/3bBe0Jd S O C I A L ! - instagram: instagram.com/asiannotasianpod- website: asiannotasianpod.comE – M A I L U S ! - AsianNotAsianPod@gmail.comS U P P O R T U S ! - Patreon: Patreon.com/AsianNotAsianPod
Last Call: Special Series Dedicated to the Covid-19 Crisis Jaeki spoke with Madison Bondoc, leader of a volunteer 3D printing chapter in Washington DC called e-NABLE DC, about the 3D printed face shields they are supplying to frontline healthcare workers to hospitals like Elmhurst Hospital in Queens, NY. When many hospitals are faced with a shortage of PPE, 3D printing communities, including e-NABLE, turned on their 3D printers to fill a urgent need. Using a NIH approved open source face shields file, e-NABLE has been producing face shields around the clock. As of the release of this episode they have delivered over 2000 shields to 59 healthcare facilities across 10 states. Tune in to learn more about the potential of 3D printing to change the way we live! 3D Printing ain't free - Support e-NABLE print more face shields by donating to there Gofundme: https://www.gofundme.com/f/enable-dc-039s-coronavirus?utm_source=customer&utm_medium=copy_link-tip&utm_campaign=p_cp%20share-sheet&fbclid=IwAR1VqkrdtyNGy1r4n3MEWu1xMZ-E1adoqd3Llu4NIjTtyaTwMJhqJW6iVqE Learn more about e-NABLE D.C. on Facebook @eNableDC Learn about entire e-NABLE network at https://enablingthefuture.org/ Follow Madison Bondoc on IG @simplyseraphic In the coming weeks, $6.99 Per Pound is going to provide you perspectives and personal stories on how Asians have been impacted by COVID-19. Make sure to subscribe to stay up-to-date with the latest drops from our special series! FILL OUT THE CENSUS https://2020census.gov/en.html ________ Thank you to all the fans that continue to support! If you enjoyed this episode leave a review and tell us why you vibe with our pod. Follow the podcast @699PERPOUND on Instagram, Facebook, & Twitter If you hear something righteous, tag us on your Instagram story and tell us why people need to listen to 6.99. You can now support us monetarily by buying Jaeki and Jojo a $3 coffee @ko-fi.com/699perpound or setting up small monthly donation @anchor.fm/699-per-pound/support Questions, Partnerships, Sponsorships: Contact us at info@699perpound.com --- 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/699-per-pound/message
Last Call: Special Series Dedicated to the Covid-19 Crisis Jaeki and Jojo speak with Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Therapist Joy Lieberthal Rho about how Asian Americans can take care of their mental health with the rise of hate crimes. Joy breaks down how therapists can help validate these real anxieties and fears and work with clients to find new ways forward. She gives us tips on what you can do when you feel nervous about going outside like Facetiming a friend so they are watching over you. As a therapist that works with adoptees, she also provides guidance on how a Asian person can talk to their non-Asian parents, partner(s), and friends about the fear they are feeling. For all that are interested in therapy, Joy demystifies the steps to finding a therapist. Tune in now! Learn more about Joy Lieberthal Rho: on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/joy.lieberthalrho And follow her Adoption work: Adoptee international network https://iamadoptee.org/ Culture Camp for Korean adoptees https://www.sejongusa.org/ In the coming weeks, $6.99 Per Pound is going to provide you perspectives and personal stories on how Asians have been impacted by COVID-19. Make sure to subscribe to stay up-to-date with the latest drops from our special series! ________ Thank you to all the fans that continue to support! If you enjoyed this episode leave a review and tell us why you vibe with our pod. Follow the podcast @699PERPOUND on Instagram, Facebook, & Twitter If you hear something righteous, tag us on your Instagram story and tell us why people need to listen to 6.99. You can now support us monetarily by buying Jaeki and Jojo a $3 coffee @ko-fi.com/699perpound or setting up small monthly donation @anchor.fm/699-per-pound/support Questions, Partnerships, Sponsorships: Contact us at info@699perpound.com --- 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/699-per-pound/message
Last Call: Special Series Dedicated to the Covid-19 Crisis Ryan Chow, PT & DPT returns to the pod and explains to Jaeki and Jojo how to improve their fitness and stay fit during this time of social distancing. Extended time inside and closed gyms have disrupted our workout routines but Ryan tells us that this is a opprotunity to rework our fitness programs. Learn the step by step process of creating an effective program starting with measuring your baseline fitness level, which is often overlooked. As Ryan says, "You can't manage what you don't measure." Tune in and get a master class in fitness during the time of the virus. Learn more about Ryan's Health and Performance business: Website: http://reloadpt.com/ Instagram @reload.pt & Facebook @Reload Health and Performance Ryan also trains out of Performix House https://performixdriven.com/pages/trainers In the coming weeks, $6.99 Per Pound is going to provide you perspectives and personal stories on how Asians have been impacted by COVID-19. Make sure to subscribe to stay up-to-date with the latest drops from our special series! ________ Thank you to all the fans that continue to support! If you enjoyed this episode leave a review and tell us why you vibe with our pod. Follow the podcast @699PERPOUND on Instagram, Facebook, & Twitter If you hear something righteous, tag us on your Instagram story and tell us why people need to listen to 6.99. You can now support us monetarily by buying Jaeki and Jojo a $3 coffee @ko-fi.com/699perpound or setting up small monthly donation @anchor.fm/699-per-pound/support Questions, Partnerships, Sponsorships: Contact us at info@699perpound.com --- 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/699-per-pound/message
Last Call: Special Series Dedicated to the Covid-19 Crisis Sam Han rejoins the podcast from his residence in Western Australia to make sense of what the world is going through from the lens of a sociologist. Sam breaks down various governmental responses in South Korea, Australia, Singapore, and the USA and explores how that affects the mindset of citizens in that country. As always, Sam brings a curious and entertaining conversation that will provide you a 1000 foot view about our feelings toward government, Asian people's place in America, and the imagined communities we are all a part of. Tune in for an intellectual and worldly conversation now! Learn more about Sam Han: website http://sam-han.org/ Twitter @Sam_han Buy his latest book - (Inter)Facing Death: Life in Global Uncertainty: https://www.routledge.com/InterFacing-Death-Life-in-Global-Uncertainty-1st-Edition/Han/p/book/9781138214101 In the coming weeks, $6.99 Per Pound is going to provide you perspectives and personal stories on how Asians have been impacted by COVID-19. Make sure to subscribe to stay up-to-date with the latest drops from our special series! ________ Thank you to all the fans that continue to support! If you enjoyed this episode leave a review and tell us why you vibe with our pod. Follow the podcast @699PERPOUND on Instagram, Facebook, & Twitter If you hear something righteous, tag us on your Instagram story and tell us why people need to listen to 6.99. You can now support us monetarily by buying Jaeki and Jojo a $3 coffee @ko-fi.com/699perpound or setting up small monthly donation @anchor.fm/699-per-pound/support Questions, Partnerships, Sponsorships: Contact us at info@699perpound.com --- 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/699-per-pound/message
Last Call: Special Series Dedicated to the Covid-19 Crisis Jaeki and Jojo spoke with John C. Yang (President) and Marita Etcubañez (Director of Strategic Initiatives) of Asian Americans Advancing Justice (AAJC) about how Asian Americans can support each other during this time and how we can become more civically engaged. John C. Yang breaks down how AAJC operates behind the scenes to make sure Asian American's political voice are heard and challenges us to get involved in local PTSA groups and community boards to make a direct impact. Marita Etcubañez takes us through AAJC's hate crime reporting site and the Bystander Training program they created with Hollaback! to empower people to support victims of hate crimes in the moment. Tune in for this healthy discussion! Report a Hate Crime at: Stand Against Hate https://www.standagainsthatred.org/ Stop AAPI Hate https://www.asianpacificpolicyandplanningcouncil.org/stop-aapi-hate/ New Yorker can email civil.rights@ag.ny.gov or the calling the hotline 1-800-771-7755 You can contact Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law for assistance with legal and social services at (1-844-966-4283) Bystander Training in Collaboration between AAJC x Hollaback! Sign up for the next Bystander Training https://bit.ly/351kWO4 Read the HollaBack! guide https://www.ihollaback.org/app/uploads/2016/11/Show-Up_CUPxHollaback.pdf They are both part of Communities Against Hate https://communitiesagainsthate.org/ Learn more about Asian Americans Advancing Justice: Website - https://www.advancingjustice-aajc.org/ | Twitter @AAAJ_AAJC Learn more about Hollaback!: Website https://www.ihollaback.org/ | Instagram & Twitter @ihollagram FILL OUT CENSUS https://2020census.gov/en.html In the coming weeks, $6.99 Per Pound is going to provide you perspectives and personal stories on how Asians have been impacted by COVID-19. Make sure to subscribe to stay up-to-date with the latest drops from our special series! ________ Thank you to all the fans that continue to support! If you enjoyed this episode leave a review and tell us why you vibe with our pod. Follow the podcast @699PERPOUND on Instagram, Facebook, & Twitter If you hear something righteous, tag us on your Instagram story and tell us why people need to listen to 6.99. You can now support us monetarily by buying Jaeki and Jojo a $3 coffee @ko-fi.com/699perpound or setting up small monthly donation @anchor.fm/699-per-pound/support Questions, Partnerships, Sponsorships: Contact us at info@699perpound.com --- 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/699-per-pound/message
Last Call: Special Series Dedicated to the Covid-19 Crisis Jaeki and Jojo talk with Zeyi Yang, Wuhan native and international student at Columbia University, about his experience adjusting to online classes and not being with his family in Wuhan during lockdown. With graduation and career expo canceled, Zeyi reflects on his last semester as a Master’s candidate in Journalism and International Affairs at Columbia University. We also get into the confusing US Work Visa system that international students have to navigate as they look for a job that will support their Visa application. As a contributor of South China Morning Post, Zeyi also shares with us his thoughts on Chinese media and the future of the press in China as whistleblowers like Li Wenliang’s death lead to a large outcry for freedom of press in China. Tune in now! Find Zeyi on this website https://www.yangzeyi.com/ and on Twitter @zeyiyang Read some of his work: Coronavirus: Wuhan natives in US unite to support their city during crisis - South China Morning Post Two Gay Chinese Dads: One Long and Winding Trip to Fatherhood - Narratively.com Overseas Chinese Students: How the coronavirus outbreak might change China in the long term - South China Morning Post In the coming weeks, $6.99 Per Pound is going to provide you perspectives and personal stories on how Asians have been impacted by COVID-19. Make sure to subscribe to stay up-to-date with the latest drops from our special series! ________ Thank you to all the fans that continue to support! If you enjoyed this episode leave a review and tell us why you vibe with our pod. Follow the podcast @699PERPOUND on Instagram, Facebook, & Twitter If you hear something righteous, tag us on your Instagram story and tell us why people need to listen to 6.99. You can now support us monetarily by buying Jaeki and Jojo a $3 coffee @ko-fi.com/699perpound or setting up small monthly donation @anchor.fm/699-per-pound/support Questions, Partnerships, Sponsorships: Contact us at info@699perpound.com --- 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/699-per-pound/message
Last Call: Special Series Dedicated to the Covid-19 Crisis This episode, Jaeki and Jojo spoke with Steven Raga, the Chief of Staff for District 30 of the NY State Assembly, which covers Queens, NY from Long Island City to Middle Village. As Chief of Staff, Steven is tasked with making sure every aspect of the office is running smoothly from prepping Assemblyman Brain Barnwell to hiring all the office's staff. Learn how Steven and his young diverse staff didn't mess around and put in place measures that would allow them to be effective during the time of COVID-19. Jaeki and Steven also get down to the business of talking about what makes Queens 'The Mecca' and how the borough has been one of the hardest hit areas in American in terms of this virus. Remember to call your representatives! We hope everyone is safe and continues to do their part. Our heart goes out to all the frontline workers in Queens, who continue to work everyday. You are the backbone of this great city and we thank you for your service. You can find Steven Raga on IG @stevenraga and also on Twitter @stevenraga New York Assembly District 30 website: https://nyassembly.gov/mem/Brian-Barnwell/ Find out who represents you in NYC here: http://www.mygovnyc.org/ In the coming weeks, $6.99 Per Pound is going to provide you perspectives and personal stories on how Asians have been impacted by COVID-19. Make sure to subscribe to stay up-to-date with the latest drops from our special series! ________ Thank you to all the fans that continue to support! If you enjoyed this episode leave a review and tell us why you vibe with our pod. Follow the podcast @699PERPOUND on Instagram, Facebook, & Twitter If you hear something righteous, tag us on your Instagram story and tell us why people need to listen to 6.99. You can now support us monetarily by buying Jaeki and Jojo a $3 coffee @ko-fi.com/699perpound or setting up small monthly donation @anchor.fm/699-per-pound/support Questions, Partnerships, Sponsorships: Contact us at info@699perpound.com --- 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/699-per-pound/message
Last Call: Special Series Dedicated to the Covid-19 Crisis In this episode, Jaeki and Jojo talk with Rachel Zheng & Nan Liu in Beijing to get a first hand account of what life was like in China during the lockdown. China had the extraordinary task of responding to COVID-19 during Lunar New Year, which is the busiest time of the year in terms of travel and visiting family. Learn how Rachel and Nan’s lives were turned sideways as Beijing went under lockdown and local health checks and national contact tracing went into effect. Join us for a inside look into their lives under quarantine in a city of 21.5 million people that came to a stand still. Tune in now! During their quarantine Rachel and Nan started a Mandarin podcast called 自由自在 "Cosmic Freedom". Check it out! Apple podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/%E8%87%AA%E7%94%B1%E8%87%AA%E5%9C%A8/id1501142273 Ximalaya: https://m.ximalaya.com/share/album/33057963 Follow them: Rachel Zheng IG: @madeinrr_onlyinchina wechat: @zhengruonan Nan Liu IG: @bentotinynan wechat: @nanleonaliu In the coming weeks, $6.99 Per Pound is going to provide you perspectives and personal stories on how Asians have been impacted by COVID-19. Make sure to subscribe to stay up-to-date with the latest drops from our special series! ________ Thank you to all the fans that continue to support! If you enjoyed this episode leave a review and tell us why you vibe with our pod. Follow the podcast @699PERPOUND on Instagram, Facebook, & Twitter If you hear something righteous, tag us on your Instagram story and tell us why people need to listen to 6.99. You can now support us monetarily by buying Jaeki and Jojo a $3 coffee @ko-fi.com/699perpound or setting up small monthly donation @anchor.fm/699-per-pound/support Questions, Partnerships, Sponsorships: Contact us at info@699perpound.com --- 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/699-per-pound/message
Last Call: Special Series Dedicated to the Covid-19 Crisis Jaeki says: “Yo, we caught up with Cliff Cho, owner of famed New York City bar Fat Buddha and the newly opened omakase sushi restaurant OMOMO. Cliff, who’s a veteran events promoter and DJ, opened up Fat Buddha in the East Village nearly a decade ago. The establishment has since become a nightlife staple for New Yorkers seeking classic hip-hop. It’s also a hub for the Asian-American artist community with notable regulars including Dumbfoundead, Awkwafina, and of course, me. Unfortunately, like all restaurants facing the ongoing COVID-19 crisis, Cliff’s businesses—Fat Buddha and OMOMO—have both halted operations. As part of the special Last Call Series, we spoke to Cliff on how he’s coping with the economic impact due to the pandemic and tips on how to operate a small business in these times.” Follow Cliff Cho on IG @lordkimchi Support Fat Buddha Bar and its employees Follow and share on IG @fatbuddhbar Order Delivery: https://www.grubhub.com/restaurant/fat-buddha-212-avenue-a-new-york/2034695 Go Fund Me: https://www.gofundme.com/f/Fatbuddha Website: http://www.fatbuddhabar.com/ Support OMOMO and its employees Follow and share on IG @omomonyc Order Delivery: https://www.grubhub.com/restaurant/omomo-11-w-36th-st-new-york/1970586 Go Fund Me: https://www.gofundme.com/f/OMOMO Website: https://www.omomonyc.com/ In the coming weeks, $6.99 Per Pound is going to provide you perspectives and personal stories on how Asians have been impacted by COVID-19. Make sure to subscribe to stay up-to-date with the latest drops from our special series! If you have a compelling story about how COVID-19 has impacted you and what you do - please reach out to us at info@699perpound.com. We will reach back out to follow up with you. ________ Thank you to all the fans that continue to support! If you enjoyed this episode leave a review and tell us why you vibe with our pod. Follow the podcast @699PERPOUND on Instagram, Facebook, & Twitter If you hear something righteous, tag us on your Instagram story and tell us why people need to listen to 6.99. You can now support us monetarily by buying Jaeki and Jojo a $3 coffee @ko-fi.com/699perpound or setting up small monthly donation @anchor.fm/699-per-pound/support Questions, Partnerships, Sponsorships: Contact us at info@699perpound.com --- 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/699-per-pound/message
Last Call: Special Series Dedicated to the Covid-19 Crisis In the coming weeks, $6.99 Per Pound is going to provide you perspectives and personal stories on how Asians have been impacted by COVID-19. Make sure to subscribe to stay up-to-date with the latest drops from our special series! This week, Jojo was joined by Ivy Yang, the founder of the Wuhan Reboot Project, which aims to begin the rebuilding and healing process in the aftermath of the Coronavirus outbreak in Wuhan. Known as "The Chicago of China", Wuhan is a vibrant city of 11 million people with a rebellious history, diverse music scene, a delicious breakfast culture. Ivy and her dedicated team are determined to showcase the beauty and humanity of the city to shift the perception of Wuhanese and Chinese people around the world. In this episode, Ivy talks about her memories of Wuhan and all the committed community heroes that have volunteered to provide vital services on the ground - including her Auntie. It is clear Wuhan and its people are not going to let the virus define them. Efforts like the Wuhan Reboot project show that there is hope in the darkness and love is contagious. Tune in now! To learn more about the Wuhan Reboot Project visit their IG account: @wuhan_youcandoit Read the South China Morning Post Ivy was featured in: https://www.scmp.com/news/china/society/article/3052340/solidarity-abroad-wuhan-natives-us-unite-support-their-city If you have a compelling story about how COVID-19 has impacted you and what you do - please reach out to us at info@699perpound.com. We will reach back out if we want to feature you. _____ Thank you to all the fans that continue to support! If you enjoyed this episode leave a review and tell us why you vibe with our pod. Follow the podcast @699PERPOUND on Instagram, Facebook, & Twitter If you hear something righteous, tag us on your Instagram story and tell us why people need to listen to 6.99. You can now support us monetarily by setting up small monthly donation @anchor.fm/699-per-pound/support Questions, Partnerships, Sponsorships: Contact us at info@699perpound.com --- 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/699-per-pound/message
Check out Episode 10 with Jaeki Cho as we talk about the impact of our upbringing, dissect the usefulness of focus, and muse on how our priorities change with age. The 7 Train is like the Nile [3:30] When Hip Hop became a business [9:19] Celebrating differences in work styles, ADD [13:00] $6.99 Per Pound podcast, Jaeki is righteous, hot food delis [17:26] Creating a cultural hub in Flushing [23:20] There's a formula to everything [27:36] The most rewarding projects are never the biggest [31:59] Jaeki Cho - www.instagram.com/jaekicho UNDO Ordinary www.undoordinary.com www.instagram.com/undoordinary_ www.instagram.com/askvash www.instagram.com/esymai S/O to our partners @ListeningPartyPresents and @CanalStreetMarket www.instagram.com/listeningpartypresents www.instagram.com/canalstreetmarket Links Roy Choi in Broken Bread - https://www.kcet.org/shows/broken-bread $6.99 Per Pound - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/%246-99-per-pound/id1374927391 Bad Rap Trailer - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dNjbnQmb6vE Alumni - https://www.alumniofny.com/ Producer: Jamie McCracken --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/undo-radio/support
In this episode we discover Dan isn't too familiar with the cost of a turkey. Also, Instacart put out a survey that asked what Thanksgiving foods are people eating just because its Thanksgiving and don't really enjoy them all that much - we discuss. Finally, we share 3 cost savings ideas for hosting T-giving. Instacart survey - https://news.instacart.com/turkey-day-expos%C3%A9-how-americans-really-feel-about-the-big-dinner-c7dbdf1146f7 Dan's Grandma Nye on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ogSerovpULs&t=42s Weekly Budgeting - Download our budget app. Weekly is app that helps you stick to budget my making it easy to understand what you have to spend.
In this episode we discover Dan isn't too familiar with the cost of a turkey. Also, Instacart put out a survey that asked what Thanksgiving foods are people eating just because its Thanksgiving and don't really enjoy them all that much - we discuss. Finally, we share 3 cost savings ideas for hosting T-giving. Instacart survey - https://news.instacart.com/turkey-day-expos%C3%A9-how-americans-really-feel-about-the-big-dinner-c7dbdf1146f7 Dan's Grandma Nye on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ogSerovpULs&t=42s Weekly Budgeting - Download our budget app. Weekly is app that helps you stick to budget my making it easy to understand what you have to spend.
Okay, you guys remember “Attack of the Killer Tomatoes”? Thought it was just a corny movie idea, now I realize it was written as a legitimate cry for help by the spouse of a gardening enthusiast. They’re delish & organic & literally pennies each, which you know I LOVE, but I need some good ideas what to do with these, and our FB fan club didn’t disappoint! Catch listeners’ great ideas here! We're gonna need a bigger boat. I mean crock pot. Frugal On!
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Joann Park and Jaeki Cho from $6.99 Per Pound podcast joined the ANA bros this week to talk all about Asian Night Clubs, Asian THOTS, Asian Baby Girls, Boba Gangsters, and how Fumi needs more friends! We also discuss the BTS Army’s beef with MTV VMAs!Check out their podcast $6.99 Per Pound on iTunes, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts and follow them IG at @699perpound We finally launched a PATREON page! Please support us in exchange for some fun rewards from Fumi & Mic https://www.patreon.com/asiannotasianpod Email us: AsianNotAsianPod@gmail.com Instagram: @asiannotasianpod Twitter/Instagram Fumi: @TheFumiAbe Instagram Mic: @nicepantsbro Come see us LIVE! The next Hack City comedy show is 10/16, get your tickets at the link below https://www.eventbrite.com/e/free-comedy-hack-city-comedy-show-now-canal-street-market-tickets-17560902131 S/O to our network @listeningpartypresents @canalstreetmarket - check out the crew on Instagram
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Jaeki says... "Sam Han is one of the most knowledgeable human beings I know personally. An expert in all things cultural, new media, religion, U.S. and East Asia. He’s a 1.5-generation immigrant like myself, who survived in the turbulent boroughs of New York. His brilliant mind got himself admitted to the prestigious Prep for Prep program, which positioned his quest to become a scholar. Now based in Perth, Australia, he came home for a hot second to drop some serious jewels on $6.99 Per Pound. If you’re expecting a square academic waxing poetic ‘bout theories that only his square academic colleagues would care, this episode isn’t it. It’s much more action packed, filled with wild references than you can fathom. Aight, tune in.” Follow his work at: http://sam-han.org/ Twitter @sam_han His Recent Publications: “Wear White: The mediated politics of religious anti-LGBT activism in Singapore” Nordic Journal of Religion and Society. 31(1): 2018. Religion and Media inKorea. Journal of KoreanReligions. 8(2): 2017. Technologies of Religion: Spheres of the Sacred in a Post-secular Modernity (Rutledge, 2016). Sam's Recommended Reading list: Amazing Grace - Jonathan Kozol Things Fall Apart - Chinua Achebe Black Boy - Richard Wright _______ Follow the podcast @699PERPOUND on Instagram, Facebook, & Twitter for the latest. Listen to us on your favorite streaming platforms. Leave a review. Make sure you hit the subscribe button to be the first to know when new episodes are released. Shout us out on the street or share us on your group messages! IF you want to support this podcast monetarily head over to the link below to set up a monthly contribution: Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/699-per-pound/support Special shout out to James Yang for the contribution! --- Questions, Partnerships, Sponsorships: Contact us at info@699perpound.com --- 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/699-per-pound/message
This is a special collaboration with $6.99 Per Pound Podcast and First Generation Burden. Rich Tu sits down with Jaeki Cho and Joann Park to talk about their origins in South Korea, the commonalities between Korean and Filipino culture, and what it means to be the "other". We're gettin' real #immigrantexcellence up in here. $6.99 Per Pound is a podcast featuring interviews with leaders and professionals from a wide variety of fields. Paying homage to Korean-owned hot food delis in New York City, the inquisitive duo Joann Park and Jaeki Cho treat listeners to a buffet of HOT takes on career, culture and community. Jaeki Cho is a Queens native whose insight on race and culture have been quoted on MSNBC, The New York Times, BBC Radio, MTV, and Forbes. He co-produced the feature documentary Bad Rap, which premiered at Tribeca Film Festival and is currently streaming on Netflix. He's a partner and creative director for lifestyle boutique Alumni. Before his entrepreneurial pursuit, he was a music journalist, writing for Complex, VIBE, Billboard, and working as an editor for XXL. Joann Park is a Content Strategist, Producer and Community Builder based in New York City. By day, Joann works at CNN's Great Big Story, a cinematic media company, where she oversees content programming and audience development. She has also worked for MTV, CBS & Kore Asian Media. In 2018, Joann was also honored as a Cynopsis Rising Star, an title that recognizes emerging leaders under 30 in the media industry. Joann has organized and moderated panels for CNN, Vox Media, Phillip Lim and The Cosmos to advance the creative Asian American community. Check out FirstGenBurden.com for all the episodes Follow us @firstgenburden and Rich Tu / @rich_tu Thanks DesGin for their support --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/firstgenburden/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/firstgenburden/support
This is a special collaboration with $6.99 Per Pound Podcast and First Generation Burden. Rich Tu sits down with Jaeki Cho and Joann Park to talk about their origins in South Korea, the commonalities between Korean and Filipino culture, and what it means to be the "other". We're gettin' real #immigrantexcellence up in here. $6.99 Per Pound is a podcast featuring interviews with leaders and professionals from a wide variety of fields. Paying homage to Korean-owned hot food delis in New York City, the inquisitive duo Joann Park and Jaeki Cho treat listeners to a buffet of HOT takes on career, culture and community. Jaeki Cho is a Queens native whose insight on race and culture have been quoted on MSNBC, The New York Times, BBC Radio, MTV, and Forbes. He co-produced the feature documentary Bad Rap, which premiered at Tribeca Film Festival and is currently streaming on Netflix. He’s a partner and creative director for lifestyle boutique Alumni. Before his entrepreneurial pursuit, he was a music journalist, writing for Complex, VIBE, Billboard, and working as an editor for XXL. Joann Park is a Content Strategist, Producer and Community Builder based in New York City. By day, Joann works at CNN’s Great Big Story, a cinematic media company, where she oversees content programming and audience development. She has also worked for MTV, CBS & Kore Asian Media. In 2018, Joann was also honored as a Cynopsis Rising Star, an title that recognizes emerging leaders under 30 in the media industry. Joann has organized and moderated panels for CNN, Vox Media, Phillip Lim and The Cosmos to advance the creative Asian American community.
Jaeki Says… “Since the term “banana” is used to describe someone who’s white inside and yellow outside (like Twinkie), at first I had questions about Banana Magazine. Then I read the first print issue and saw the publication’s continuous growth, I felt both camaraderie and appreciation for their effort to redefine narratives surrounding Asian-American identity. It’s a mission for $6.99 Per Pound to support and commemorate the release of their latest issue 005, we’re highlighting the founders Vicki Ho and Kathleen Tso on this latest episode. Hear them break down the origins of the magazine, Asian American weed culture, and Taiwanese Drag Culture. Of course, it’s also a flair signal to inform the launch party taking place at Alumni Flushing on Saturday, June 8th. Listen, react, and cop the latest Banana Mag issue available now, link bio.” ___________ Support the vision and purchase Issue 005 http://www.banana-mag.com/shop/5bx69ou27ww06q0oki5ljynnwyv9px Make sure you and your crew come through this Saturday, June 8th to Alumni Flushing to meet the Banana Magazine team, buy copies of issue 005, get them personally signed, and meet some good people. Follow Banana Magazine on Instagram @banannamag Along with the lovely founders @vickivibe and @kathleentso Shout out the rest of the Banana Magazine team: PR & Events: @janiceszeto & @ccongjuico Art Director: @hoshiludwig Sales Director: @toddlbbot See the recap from their Dinner event with @coach & @yetiout in LA https://www.vogue.com/article/coach-rex-remix-dinner-in-la https://bfa.com/events/28034 Listen to more of Kathleen and Vicki by listening to their appearance on the Asian, Not Asian Podcast Magazines / Platforms mentioned: Street Etiquette , Hyphen Magazine, Giant Robot, ID, & Dazed Check out @sundae.school for the latest smoke wear & Monica Lo of @SousWeed for cannabis infused food. For our peoples rocking with us in Taiwan shout to Magnolia La Manga, @Werk_Taipei and Cafe Dalida ______ Let's continue to support Asian American visionaries and remember APIDHM is every month, Peace. --- 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/699-per-pound/message
Jaeki says... Julie Young is an older sister figure to many. A Korean adoptee raised in an Italian-Irish household, married to an African-American husband and a mother of mixed-race children, her multicultural upbringing clearly had an influence on her worldly views, especially her mission and drive to provide opportunities for POCs in art, music, and film. A corporate attorney with a passion for storytelling, I first met Julie through her interview series Not Your Average hosted on the non-profit platform Korean American Story. Her passion for fairer representation in media led to the creation of TIDE, a Brooklyn-based film festival celebrating filmmakers of color. She’s shown me and my colleagues immense support with advice pertaining to law, life, and love. Her greatest achievement, I’d humbly argue, is believing in Jaeki and helping to manifest $6.99 Per Pound podcast into existence. On that note, say no more. This episode’s ‘bout Ms. Julie Young.” Find her on Instagram @biggirlvoice Follow her non-profit Dreammaker3d.com Instagram: @dreammaker3d Learn more about KoreanAmericanStory.org Instagram: @koreanamericanstory Make sure to keep of with the TIDE film festival Instagram: @thetidefilmfestival ________ Follow the podcast @699PERPOUND on Instagram, Facebook, & Twitter for the latest. Listen to us on your favorite streaming platforms. Leave a review. Shout us out on the street, post a screenshot to your IG story, and share us on your group messages! Make sure you hit the subscribe button to be the first to know when new episodes are released. Contact us at info@699perpound.com Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/699-per-pound/message --- 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/699-per-pound/message
There have been a few videos I've done in the past on protein intake and diet hacks that will make it a lot easier to hit your daily requirements. There's always the guys who pop in on there who try to argue that you don't need that much protein to recover properly, or that a high protein diet is dangerous.…
First Of All wishes you all Happy Asian Pacific American Heritage Month! OK, so he West Coast vs East Coast conversation has been the source of many mainstream jokes, memes & rap songs throughout American pop culture. But what about the Asian American perspective? In this episode, Minji sits down with the insightful & hilarious hosts of the NYC-based 6.99 Per Pound Podcast, JoAnn Park & Jaeki Cho right in the heart of Manhattan at Great Big Story during the Tribeca Film Festival. Together they break down their upbringings from international moves to pop culture & neighborhood influences in slang, school, partying, careers & everything in between that shaped their unique Asian American experiences on opposite coasts. This week's guest: Jaeki Cho - IG: @JaekiCho Joann Park - IG: @JoJoParque $6.99 per Pound Podcast Special thanks to guest engineer Marcus Hahm and guest producers Julie Young & Michael Ken Strewart from $6.99 per Pound for their assistance in making this episode! Follow Minji on: Twitter (@minjeeeezy) Instagram (@minjeezy) Our theme song is "Yellow Ranger" by Awkwafina Follow the show on Instagram and Twitter and support our Patreon This podcast is part of Potluck: An Asian American Podcast Collective Produced by @marvinyueh
Today we're talking to a Mama who does not sit still! We're really excited to have Julie Young, a lawyer, turned non-profit executive, join us on today's episode. Julie is the founder of DreamMaker 3D, an organization that provides resources, connections, and inspiration for creatives and nurtures future leaders. In today's episode, Julie talks about her experience of growing up as a Korean adoptee raised with a white, American family. She discusses the challenges that trans-racial families face and she talks about getting in touch, and awakening to her Asian-ness. Listen in to find out more. DreamMaker 3D has just produced their very first TIDE Film Festival, in Brooklyn. The festival highlights movies that are written, produced and directed by people of color. Julie also founded The Phenomenal Girls Club, a really awesome kids club that fosters learning, leadership, and friendship for girls of color. She's the creator, producer, and host of the web series Not Your Average for KoreanAmericanstory.org. and she's creator and co-producer of her own podcast, $6.99 Per Pound. Julie is married to an African-American man and they're raising two beautiful mix-kids. Tune in now to get Julie's story. Show Highlights: Julie talks about her childhood. Awakening and getting in touch with her Asian-ness. Julie talks about her feelings about being an adoptee. Julie's Mom has learned so much about accepting and loving diversity and multi-cultural things. The thinking, when Julie was growing up, was to assimilate everyone of different races and cultures. What raising mix-kids is like for Julie. Julie and her husband have been educating their kids about their heritage since they were very young. Navigating the private school experience. Opening the eyes of those with implicit bias and becoming aware of our own implicit bias. What the Phenomenal Girls Club is all about and how Julie came to starting it. Julie talks about her groundbreaking TIDE film festival. Julie's story is all about compassion. And her mission is to break down individual and then systemic bias. Why Brooklyn is the place to be for Julie. Julie loves to shadow box! Links and Resources: TIDE Film Festival website: www.tidefilmfestival.org To get more involved, email info@tidefilmfestival.org. Follow Julie on Instagram @DreamMaker3D
This is a special crossover episode with the hit podcast, $6.99 Per Pound. Jaeki Cho, creator of Alumni, producer of 'Bad Rap,' and co-host of $6.99 Per Pound joins Sandie to tell the history of Asian Americans in hip hop, who have been there since the genesis of the genre and culture -- both behind the scenes and in front of the screens. They talk about cultural appropriation, the marketability (but also innate talent) of Awkwafina, representation, and so much more. ___ This podcast is presented by Brick By Brick Studios (IG: @BrickByBrickStudios) and sponsored in part by Dylan Underwear (IG: @Dylan_Underwear). You can also listen and subscribe to bi-weekly episodes of $6.99 Per Pound (IG: @699perpound) anywhere you get podcasts!
Jojo says: We have a very special treat for you guys! Julie Young, my incredible mentor and founder of $6.99 Per Pound, is our co-host for today's episode. She brought in one of her dearest friends and supporters, three-time NAACP Image Award Winner Malik Yoba, who is best known for his roles as an actor in the 1993 Disney classic, Cool Runnings, and the hit Fox television series Empire and New York Undercover. In this episode, we learned Malik is so much more than a Hollywood veteran, and how his purpose-driven mindset has fueled his career that extends beyond entertainment. Listen on to get inspired by Malik's incredible story." You can find Malik on social @malikyoba. And you already know to subscribe, rate, and follow @699perpound! --- 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/699-per-pound/message
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Grant and Heavey tackle macro counting- specifically whether you should really hit the 1g protein per pound a day requirement. Does it work for everybody? Should you load on protein shakes to hit that target? All this and more! Plus, our duo gives some great insights into why you need to decompress from time to time and how you can actually do it on a regular basis.
Jojo says: Marie Choi is a stylist and creative consultant based in New York City. Her diverse works span from fashion editorials to music videos, having worked with brands like Prada, Absolut, BET, and the incredible artist Solange in her most recognizable works, "Cranes in the Sky" and "Don't Touch My Hair." In this episode, Marie walks us through her unexpected career journey and teaches us the importance of taking chances, maintaining a strong network, and knowing your worth. She also gets real about the glamorous yet crazy world of fashion--all the stuff Devil Wears Prada didn't show you. Listen and get inspired by this very special episode of $6.99 Per Pound! Follow Marie on Instagram at @marieychoi --- 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/699-per-pound/message
Huge thanks to all of our listeners for waiting patiently. We have a lot of amazing interviews in the chamber but for our first episode of Season 2, we decided to serve it up family style. In this episode, Jaeki and Joann talk interview each other! From the origin of how they met to what they hope this podcast will accomplish, they're on full-on interrogation mode and every question is on the table. Where did they grow up? What exactly do they do in NYC? When is the last time they cried? Listen to find out in an all-new episode of $6.99 Per Pound! Follow us on Instagram at @699perpound! --- 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/699-per-pound/message
Ahh the great Price Per Pound debate rolls on...
All pop this week, boys. Pop culture and pop music. Wall to wall. We're discussing World War Z; Cory Monteith's death; Adam Lambert joining Glee; Lady Gaga announces dates for ArtPop; Lyndsay Lohan gets an interview and reality show deal; Leah Remini escapes Scientology; Sharknado and Ian Ziering; Mench'd will help you find love; and Swish listener Bryan James has a new book out titled, Per Pound of Flesh. We've also got a portion of DJ Drew G's newest electrifying mashup: Dirty Pop 32. How do Games of Thrones and Rihanna fit together? Quite nicely...and only Drew could have pulled it off. Then, we tell you more about Margaret Cho's defense of outing John Travolta; why Fergie is legally changing her name; who Andrew Garfield thinks is hot; and, whether or not Two and a Half Men needs to change their name. Oh, and we rip Britney Spears a new one. This week on the high class Swish Edition gay comedy podcast!
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