Brokyos: 2 Bros in Tokyo Ramsey

Hey guys! 
In this episode, we explore the life and mind of Abel Nakao. He's a Nigerian-Japanese "hafu" that was born and raised in Japan, works as a translator by day, and can be found modeling for some of your favorite brands. He grew up in a typical Japanese environment and didn't even learn English until he was 18 yrs old, yet his unique background presents a stark contrast to the rest of his Japanese peers growing up. 
Please tune in as we speak on his experiences growing up being mixed in Japan, his perspective on the Japanese modeling industry, and how being featured on NHK, amog other media outlets, has enabled him to speak on Japan Pre- and Post- BLM protests. [Audio improves after first few minutes]

Back in action with episode 11, we speak with software programmer and cryptocurrency enthusiast Sean Douglas about his math mind, personal and professional endeavors, and his recent relocation to Shizuoka, Japan.

We speak with Internet star and all-around badass Tiffany Rachel about her incredibly unique upbringing in Ibaraki, Japan, her experience relocating to the U.S. and confronting her racial identity for the very first time, and her views on American life and education (among other things). Best episode yet. Enjoy!

No special guests this time—just us Brokyos sharing our thoughts on the Japanese language, our experiences with and attempts to learn it, and some banter over our favorite idiosyncratic phrases. Hope you enjoy!

We’re kicking 2021 off with a special guest—Kai Kobayashi, formerly of Terrace House, joins us to talk about his art, comedy, and the importance of not being scared to suck at things.

Kai's IG: @kaicoxa
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Kai's website: eddiehark.com

We speak with Ken Tanaka, a multilingual and multitalented friend of the show, about education, religion, capitalism, art, and his unusual upbringing in Fukuoka, Japan.