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Cynthia Cheng Mintz
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Torontonian Cynthia Cheng Mintz, mom to a kindergartener and philanthropist has a lot to talk about. She has been blogging for years, often discussing issues that aren't heard, such as body image from a smaller person's perspective as well as a child-of-immigrant whose parents worked in finance (dad) and IT (mom). Whether it's cultural conflict with the older generation, food, or mom issues, Cynthia has something to say.

  1. 05/08/2024

    Thank You And See You on Substack!

    Thanks so much for listening to this podcast! Please Subscribe to my Substack My Kids' Book, Our Three New Years! Contact info: Instagram: ⁠@cynthiacmintz⁠ Twitter: ⁠@cynthiacm79⁠ Email: ⁠talkslife@cynthiacmintz.com⁠

    2 min

  2. 02/10/2024

    Short Episode: Happy Lunar New Year and Update!

    Happy Lunar New Year!!! If you're interested in getting a copy of Tory and Andy: Our Three New Years!, please visit my site: Yes, I know I've disappeared, but I've been really busy - getting my book, Our Three New Years! ready for publication! And guess what? It's now available in hardcover, paperback as well as an e-book. For details on where to find it, please visit my https://ccmauthor.com/https://ccmauthor.com/! Opening Theme: "Progress is Inevitable" by Black Rhomb Closing Theme: "Landing Place" by Mark July (both courtesy of ShutterStock) Contact info: Instagram: ⁠@cynthiacmintz⁠ Twitter: ⁠@cynthiacm79⁠ Email: ⁠talkslife@cynthiacmintz.com⁠ Website: ⁠www.cynthiacmintz.com⁠ Check out my Substack!!! Like the show?  Don't forget to subscribe and you'll be notified whenever a new one drops.  And please rate and leave us a review!! :)

    9 min

  3. 12/14/2023

    Book is NOW PUBLISHED & Happy Holidays!

    Yes, I know I've disappeared, but I've been really busy - getting my book, Our Three New Years! ready for publication! And guess what? It's now available in hardcover, paperback as well as an e-book. For details on where to find it, please visit my https://ccmauthor.com/https://ccmauthor.com/! Opening Theme: "Progress is Inevitable" by Black Rhomb Closing Theme: "Landing Place" by Mark July (both courtesy of ShutterStock) Contact info: Instagram: ⁠@cynthiacmintz⁠ Twitter: ⁠@cynthiacm79⁠ Email: ⁠talkslife@cynthiacmintz.com⁠ Website: ⁠www.cynthiacmintz.com⁠ Check out my Substack!!! Like the show?  Don't forget to subscribe and you'll be notified whenever a new one drops.  And please rate and leave us a review!! :)

    14 min

  4. 09/15/2023

    School's Started and Anti-Diet Culture

    WTF is with all of this anti-diet culture? Really bugs me that people people feel this way - what's wrong with limiting exposure to ultra-processed foods? And is someone who eats healthfully REALLY super-privileged? Opening Theme: "Progress is Inevitable" by Black Rhomb Closing Theme: "Landing Place" by Mark July (both courtesy of ShutterStock) Contact info: Instagram: ⁠@cynthiacmintz⁠ Twitter: ⁠@cynthiacm79⁠ Email: ⁠talkslife@cynthiacmintz.com⁠ Website: ⁠www.cynthiacmintz.com⁠ Check out my Substack!!! Like the show?  Don't forget to subscribe and you'll be notified whenever a new one drops.  And please rate and leave us a review!! :)

    17 min

  5. 08/04/2023

    Day Camp, Food Issues and Back to School

    In this episode, Cynthia talks a bit about her son and day camp, food issues for both her son and herself and getting Jr. Mintz ready for back to school! Opening Theme: "Progress is Inevitable" by Black Rhomb Closing Theme: "Landing Place" by Mark July (both courtesy of ShutterStock) Contact info: Instagram: @cynthiacmintz Twitter: @cynthiacm79 Email: talkslife@cynthiacmintz.com Website: www.cynthiacmintz.com Like the show?  Don't forget to subscribe and you'll be notified whenever a new one drops.  And please rate and leave us a review!! :)

    14 min

  6. 06/13/2023

    End of the School Year, Camp & Father's Day

    Cynthia talks about the end of the school year, day camps for four year olds, Father's Day, the air quality and more! Opening Theme: "Progress is Inevitable" by Black Rhomb Closing Theme: "Landing Place" by Mark July (both courtesy of ShutterStock) Contact info: Instagram: @cynthiacmintz Twitter: @cynthiacm79 Email: talkslife@cynthiacmintz.com Website: www.cynthiacmintz.com Like the show?  Don't forget to subscribe and you'll be notified whenever a new one drops.  And please rate and leave us a review!! :)

    17 min

  7. 05/10/2023

    Mother's Day, Meal Plans and Asian Heritage Month

    Just an update with what's going on with me and the Cheng Mintz family! We're looking forward to a fun Mother's Day weekend, which will include going to a buffet brunch for the first time since 2019. And it'll be the first Jr. Mintz will remember. And not to mention, eat at. Opening Theme: "Progress is Inevitable" by Black Rhomb Closing Theme: "Landing Place" by Mark July (both courtesy of ShutterStock) Contact info: Instagram: @cynthiacmintz Twitter: @cynthiacm79 Email: talkslife@cynthiacmintz.com Website: www.cynthiacmintz.com Like the show?  Don't forget to subscribe and you'll be notified whenever a new one drops.  And please rate and leave us a review!! :)

    24 min

  8. 04/05/2023

    In Person Passover and another Diversity Rant

    Cynthia talks about looking forward to going to her first in-person Seder since the Before Times and a rant about diversity, identity and feeling shamed about being who she is. John McWhorter: "I Did Not Feel the Need to See People Like Me on TV or in Books" Opening Theme: "Progress is Inevitable" by Black Rhomb Closing Theme: "Landing Place" by Mark July (both courtesy of ShutterStock) Contact info: Instagram: @cynthiacmintz Twitter: @cynthiacm79 Email: talkslife@cynthiacmintz.com Website: www.cynthiacmintz.com Like the show?  Don't forget to subscribe and you'll be notified whenever a new one drops.  And please rate and leave us a review!! :)

    12 min
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Torontonian Cynthia Cheng Mintz, mom to a kindergartener and philanthropist has a lot to talk about. She has been blogging for years, often discussing issues that aren't heard, such as body image from a smaller person's perspective as well as a child-of-immigrant whose parents worked in finance (dad) and IT (mom). Whether it's cultural conflict with the older generation, food, or mom issues, Cynthia has something to say.

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