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In this episode of Tiger Milf Podcast, Jiaoying is joined by superstar magician and comedian Murray Sawchuck. They start the podcast by talking about the moment when Murray became interested in magic and his teenage years. They then talk about the moment when his parents accepted his decision to pursue a career in the arts and how big paychecks made his dad realize he had made it. Murray then talks about how he found his style and the importance of being yourself to find the most authentic and original material. The two compare how their parents support them, as well as Jiaoying’s past marriages and Murray’s current one. In the last half of the show, Murray performs a magic trick. They end the podcast by talking about the dos and don’ts of fame and why some comedians end up giving less comedic performances as they gain more success.
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In this episode of the Tiger Milf Podcast, Jiaoying is joined by world-class musician Maki Mae. They kick off the podcast with a Japanese language lesson, then talk about how their respective “Love Q”s are lower than their IQs. Maki explains how she got into music, how music has always been a safe and private place for her, and how this intimacy might be why people are so drawn to her performances. The two talk about the role of women in a marriage and the risks of conforming and losing the spark you used to have. Maki tells the story of how she accepted the job as the CEO of the Asian Hall of Fame. The two talk about how bad men can be, and talk about where all the good men might be. Jiaoying asks Gucci to sponsor her boots for the Apollo and explains her tattoo that dubs her the “Queen of Comedy”. The two talk about Joan Rivers’ marriage, how Rivers’ dog saved her life, and Jiaoying and Maki’s own experiences with suicide. Maki shares the two jokes she used to tell while studying neuroscience, and how neuroscience explains why some men cannot commit. They end the podcast by imagining Jiaoying as US President and planning her campaign.
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In this episode of the Tiger Milf Podcast, Jiaoying is joined by comedian & columnist Kat Timpf. They start the podcast off by comparing how their moms talked (and didn’t talk) about sex with them growing up. They then dive into an in-depth discussion about boundaries, self-love, and how it takes loving yourself to find love with someone else. Kat recounts the story of a 10 month one night stand, and the two commiserate about men who play acoustic guitar. They talk about how they hate when pretty women are nice and how they don’t understand people who write hateful comments.  They then reminisce about their open mic days and talk about how brutal open mics can be. They end the podcast with an open and honest conversation about the importance of being able to joke about everything and the healing power of comedy.
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In this episode of the Tiger Milf Podcast, Jiaoying is joined by hilarious comedian Joe Wong. The two start the podcast by talking about Joe Wong’s first time doing a podcast in LA with Marc Maron, then talk about the significance of Jiaoying performing at the Apollo. Joe opens up about struggling to know where the line is with roasting his children, and Jiaoying teaches him how to be a wolf daddy. Jiaoying talks about how her childhood has made her incapable of being happy in success, and the two talk about how they don’t want the same thing to happen to their children. They talk about Jiaoying’s upcoming Asia tour, and Joe Wong tells Jiaoying about his experience doing comedy in China. They talk about the dating culture amongst single women in China and why Jiaoying thinks Asian women live forever. Jiaoying talks about how she would rather die than not be able to roast people and why she is an anti-drug comic. The two talk about how they prefer to embrace being Chinese in their comedy, and they both tell stories about telling jokes in front of conservative crowds. They end the podcast by talking about Joe’s view on guns, and Jiaoying gives Joe parenting advice and tells stories about her mom’s childhood verbal abuse.
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In this episode of the Tiger Milf Podcast, Jiaoying is joined by the wonderful and hilarious Erica Rhodes. They begin the podcast by talking about their experiences with men telling them how they are “too pretty for comedy”, then talk about the benefits of age and aging out of getting creepy comments. The two then talk about why they don’t relate to Taylor Swift and why they prefer Amy Winehouse. They then compare mothers and realize that their moms could be best friends because they both insult them when they try to show them love. They talk about why guys should never try to be funny on dates, having a sister, and the colorism that exists in Asia. They compare acting to comedy and talk about how the beauty of comedy is that you can’t sleep your way to the top. Erica talks about her path to doing stand up comedy, Jiaoying shows Erica her tattoos, and then the two talk about how much they love Janis Joplin. Jiaoying ends the podcast by talking about some of her most painful moments as a parent, and she gets emotional when she tells Erica about how she has successfully supported her children with her hard work and success in stand up.
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In this episode of the Tiger Milf Podcast, Jiaoying is joined by stand up legend and her personal comedic hero, the great Patton Oswalt. They begin the podcast by talking about their children and comparing Jiaoying’s toddlers to Patton’s grumpy teenagers. They then talk about the importance of having “wilderness years” where you are free to mess up with no one watching, and how today’s young adults are robbed of that luxury. The two compare their starts in comedy and how social media has influenced people to have a certain polished rhythm that makes them less unique. They then talk about music, the music their kids listen to, and why there is more to Taylor Swift than meets the eye. They discuss the importance of doing nothing and how the most innovative ideas come from having to entertain yourself. They end the podcast by talking about their favorite comedians, why Joan Rivers is un-cancellable, and the art of reinventing yourself for a career of longevity.
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