Sippin' Tea with Dr. G Ginger

Are you thinking of a career change or have you done it before? This episode is my story of leaving the unglamorous life of an academic. It is a story about adaptability and change, and ultimately, of putting myself first.

Pour One Out Storytelling event
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Two days after the album drops, us three Beyoncé superfans talk about Cowboy Carter and speculate on what's next from our Queen. This episode is all the thinkpiece you need!
 
The last time us three got together for Renaissance, check it out here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/beyonces-renaissance/id1566385964?i=1000579146500
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Elmer shares thoughts on his Asian identity and ADHD experience. We discuss social and familial expectations, and the process of gaining perspective through experiences traveling abroad. We swap short stories, talk about storytelling, and had a good time!
You should know that I have a few things to say about capitalism in the intro that have nothing to do with my conversation with Elmer. It is a bit of a rant, so I added timestamps for your convenience, haha!
3:43 - 15:05 anti-capitalism rant 
15:52 conversation begins
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What makes a visit to the homeland of your immigrant parent different than a vacation to a popular destination? My guest Charles shares about his experience visiting Korea with his mom and helps me unpack some of my complicated feelings about a homecoming to my mother’s homeland—you know, where I’m REALLY from.

Making friends is hard because you have to put in work, but what kind of work?! We talk about the difficulties of how to make new friends, how it’s different when single or coupled, the awkward initiation, nurturing the relationship, and some details in between.
NPR LifeKit How to Make Friends

What is your relationship to your heritage language? How does it impact your sense of self and your familial relationships? How do you work through intergenerational trauma? Avy and I discuss these questions and she shares how she moved from identifying as Asian American to Cambodian American or Khmer American.

Cash Cuties Podcast Episode