21 episodes
Let's Have This Conversation Dorinda Wong, Jane Chin
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- Society & Culture
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5.0 • 11 Ratings
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Second-generation Chinese American Women share their lives and experiences through interviews, one woman at a time.
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Choose Joy for Your Life with April Yee
What brings us joy? Do we treat ourselves nice? Do we know how to be honest with ourselves? Today, we are talking with April Yee, a Holistic Life Coach, about self-care, how we can practice care, support and kindness for ourselves. She points out that when we are kind and love ourselves, our whole life changes. We are connected to our inner self and will make positive decisions for our life that will bring us joy. Listen to April’s story to find out how a life changing health emergency transformed and changed the direction of her life.
Connect with April and learn more about her work:
• Learn more about transformative self-care on April's website: https://thehealingmodalities.com
• Subscribe to April’s newsletter: https://mailchi.mp/3de0d09e3d8d/exploring-self-care
• Email April: aprilyeeHLC@gmail.com
Connect with Jane and myself. We would enjoy hearing your feedback. Please share your ideas for future topics. Email us at LHTCpodcast@gmail.com. Follow and direct message us on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/lets_have_this_conversation/ -
The Past is Prologue
Let’s Have This Conversation has reached a crossroads. This episode marks the end of another season of telling compelling stories about the lives of Chinese American women and braving intergenerational challenges to land at a place of acceptance and understanding.
Our next season will begin soon and already we’re very excited about the next chapter because as always, we are committed and invested in telling stories that resonate and move us.
Today, we share what we’ve been thinking and where we want to go as well as what we’ve been up to during our break. During today’s conversation we focus on the current “We are Bruce Lee: Under the Sky, One Family” exhibit. Information about the Bruce Lee exhibit at the Chinese Historical Society of America in San Francisco’s Chinatown:
https://chsa.org
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Mary Chan
This season we’re exploring mother-daughter stories and life experiences where one of them is a 2nd generation Chinese American woman. We are looking forward to amazing and unique memories.
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Jamie Chan
Can anyone say they’ve fulfilled their parents’ dream for them almost to perfection? What an amazing accomplishment. Listen to Jamie Chan tell her story of growing up in a warm and nurturing family where she is influenced by a dad with a definite vision for her life and a mom who is practical and solution driven. What she’s achieved has surely made her parents happy.
We are trying a different approach in today’s episode. Join us for a 2-part conversation, we lead off with our chat with Jamie and then transition to Jamie’s conversation with her 94-year-old mom, Helen Chan. Enjoy listening to heartwarming stories! -
Vanessa and Summer Yang
This season we’re exploring mother-daughter stories and life experiences when one of them is a 2nd generation Chinese American woman. We are looking forward to amazing and unique memories.
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Laureen Chew
This season we’re exploring mother-daughter stories and life experiences when one of them is a 2nd generation Chinese American woman. We are looking forward to amazing and unique memories.
Customer Reviews
What a wonderful podcast, again 🥰
What a wonderful podcast, again 🥰 I loved your format, getting the listener ready with background and points of interests. Drawing your audience in and preparing the visual setting, like an author that sets the scene of a good book. All your guests have had great stories to tell. Mary Chan very confident and went after what moved her. She is really good at what she does and is able to be seen the way she wants to be seen. Her ability to critique her work and improve on her skills and share these pointers with you. She gets how important it is to see how you sound and come across. Learn how your voice paints a picture of you and how to improve. I was really impressed on her ability to identify even what microphone is being used because she is so aware of sound and critiquing she does for improvement. Being seen as you want to be seen. I also like how when we reflect as adults to see our parents love by what they did or do. Little things like foods they shared in making and wanting to enjoy those foods from their youth today. Those comfort foods that make us feel good. And looking at why we do the things we learned and evaluating do we continue just because or we do because they were beneficial or we just like. Really a great job Dorinda. It’s nice to interview someone you can walk away with positive tips on top.
Slices of life
This conversation with Lil and Rhea was a wonderful time filled with truth, insight, inspiration, and humor. Dorinda, the interviewer and facilitator, asked thoughtful questions that really made the conversation take off. Hats off to both her and Jane for their discussion at the end.
Highly recommend this podcast. There is always something relatable, memory inducing, new or unusual. It’s slices of how immigrants grew up and came into their own.
Conversations between mothers and daughters
Both conversations and stories about relationships between mothers and daughters . Strong women who have amazing journeys that are both enlightening and enjoyable.
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