Join us as we talk with Sayu Bhojwani, a social entrepreneur, and believer in the power of women of color for our first podcast post-election.

We talk about the election, immigrants, self care, and the future. You can also follow her substack at No 1 Immigrant Daughter.

Burnout is an often used word but what is it exactly? How can one prevent it? And if you’re in it, how do you get out of it? Join us while I chat with Tanya Tarr, a behavior health scientist - on understanding these patterns and breaking the cycle on burnout and more.

Join us as we talk about what it is like to be Asian American in politics on a state and national level, and how we define a performative good asian (we’d all much rather be a bad asian).

Richard was the quintessential good Asian, diving into business until he hit 35, when he decided to fully switch careers into journalism. Join us as we explore why and how he made the switch and what he wants to do next.

Join us as we explore the pathway from the son of immigrants and high school dropout to becoming one of the first Asian American campaign managers of a major Presidential campaign.

Daughter of immigrants. Advocate. Surfer. Recovering politico.

From serving as the only Asian American female Chief of Staff in the United States Senate during her tenure to leading national campaigns and non-profits, Betsy Lin has always forged her own path and created her own rules.

Join Betsy as she talks with her friends and enemies about how they became the rule makers and rule breakers of today.