Yours Druelee

Drue Lee

Self Love | Mental Health | Taboo Topics Hello, my name is Drue Lee and welcome to Yours Druelee Podcast. On this podcast, you'll get an incite of my real, raw, and truth of my experience as a Hmong American woman who has been married, divorced, and now reliving my life as a single woman. Some of these episodes are taboo and too honest so I do advise you to listen per your discretion. Let's share awareness, truth, and real experiences so that we don't have to go through life alone. Spreading Love, Positivity, Healing, & Real Truth to Life!

  1. EP60: Closing Chapters

    10/13/2025

    EP60: Closing Chapters

    Lately, I’ve been feeling this quiet shift in my life. It’s hard to explain, but it’s like I can sense something changing—like one chapter is slowly coming to an end, and another one is waiting to begin. There’s this mix of emotions that comes with it. A little bit of fear, a lot of uncertainty, but also… peace. Almost like my soul knows it’s time to move forward, even if my mind hasn’t completely caught up yet. So in this moment, I’m choosing to listen to that shift instead of fighting it. I’m learning to let go with grace, to close the pages that no longer serve me, and to trust that whatever comes next is part of the story I’m meant to live. Because sometimes, the most powerful growth doesn’t come from forcing change—it comes from recognizing that you’ve already changed.And maybe that’s what this new chapter is really about—trusting myself enough to turn the page. It’s been three wonderful years that I’ve started Yours Druelee podcast. I really don’t know what direction I am taking, whether to continue with the podcast, or to end it all. A part of me feels that sense of ending a part of my life and who knows, maybe this could be the end of my podcast. But to truly know if it’s the end, on this episode, I’ll be explaining myself and where I envision my podcast to be at, most likely, where I see my life heading towards. So if you are dying to know whether it’ll be the ending or a new beginning to my podcast and life, keep listening because you don’t want to miss this episode. As always, stay love & bless! ❤️Yours Druelee

    26 min
  2. EP59: Key To Life

    09/08/2025

    EP59: Key To Life

    For a long time, I believed the key to life was something I had to go out and find. I thought it was hidden in the next big achievement, the right relationship, the dream job, or that “perfect” moment I hadn’t reached yet. I told myself, Once I get there… once I have that… then I’ll feel fulfilled, then I’ll finally be living the life I’m supposed to live. But here’s what actually happened. I reached some of those milestones—things I thought would unlock happiness—and instead of feeling whole, I still felt empty. I still felt like something was missing. And I couldn’t figure out why. That’s when it hit me: the problem wasn’t the goals. The problem was where I thought the answer was. I kept searching out there for something that could only be found in here. The key to life wasn’t hidden in my circumstances. It wasn’t sitting in someone else’s hands. It wasn’t locked away in some future version of me who finally “had it all together.” The key to life was always with me. So on this episode, I want to share with you some of the discoveries that made me realize that the key to life has always been in my own hands. I realized that no matter what changes around me, I’m the constant in my own life. My mindset, my choices, my boundaries, the way I treat myself—those things shape my reality more than anything outside of me ever could. My hope is that by the end, you’ll see that same truth for yourself—and maybe even feel inspired to start turning that key today. If you are ready to start taking charge of your life and be in control of it, keep listening because you don’t want to miss this episode. As always, stay love & bless! ❤️Yours Druelee

    26 min
  3. EP58: Embracing The Pass and Present of The Hmong Culture with HanXueyi Vang

    07/28/2025

    EP58: Embracing The Pass and Present of The Hmong Culture with HanXueyi Vang

    If you were just like me, where growing up I did not like or took the time to learn and understand about the Hmong culture, to now being a lot older and realizing that the language, customs, and traditions—they were always just there in the background, like family photos you walk past but never really stop to study. I knew I was Hmong, but I didn’t know what that meant. Then life happened. I went through some personal challenges and experiences which if you have been a long time listener from the beginning till now, you already know what those experiences were. There were moments where I felt lost, disconnected, like I didn’t fully belong anywhere. And for the first time, I found myself wanting to understand where I came from to learning more about the Hmong culture.  I’m still learning. Still asking. Still discovering. Although I don’t fully understand certain things about the culture, I know that I cannot hate, blame, or see the negativity of it because I rather understand than to make assumptions just because I had bad past experiences. I know a lot of us younger Hmong people do not like what the Hmong culture stand for or the custom ways of doing life such as weddings, divorcing, funerals, and such forth. However, let’s at least take the time to seek the truth and knowledge of the culture. Like I always say, we can agree to disagree, however we shouldn’t hate or be bitter just because the culture may have failed us in certain points in our life.  So on this episode, I’ve invited a good friend of mine name HanXueyi Vang, who will be my guest on my podcast where we will be talking about his personal experiences of rediscovering his Hmong roots through deep research and personal exploration. From him studying traditional customs, language, and history to connecting with elders and cultural leaders, his growing knowledge sparked a deeper appreciation for the Hmong culture. With this understanding, he has taken steps to give back—whether through cultural education or community advocacy. His story highlights how reconnecting with culture and heritage can inspire meaningful change and strengthen the Hmong community as a whole. So if you are searching to find answers to your questions pertaining to the Hmong culture and don’t know where to start, I highly recommend you to take a listen to this episode because it will give you so much insightful information and knowledge of the culture itself and how you can take the first step to finding those answers.  *To reach out to Han for additional questions* Email: vang.leem85@gmail.com As always, stay love & bless! ❤️Yours Druelee

    45 min

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Self Love | Mental Health | Taboo Topics Hello, my name is Drue Lee and welcome to Yours Druelee Podcast. On this podcast, you'll get an incite of my real, raw, and truth of my experience as a Hmong American woman who has been married, divorced, and now reliving my life as a single woman. Some of these episodes are taboo and too honest so I do advise you to listen per your discretion. Let's share awareness, truth, and real experiences so that we don't have to go through life alone. Spreading Love, Positivity, Healing, & Real Truth to Life!