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Bold and proud stories of Asians, by Asians that challenge the bias. Hosted by journalist Isabel Wong

12/12/2023

✨🎄It’s the most wonderful time of the year, everyone! As we proudly mark the conclusion of our second full year of bringing you podcast episodes that celebrate YOU💖, modern Asian identities, multiculturalism, and everything in between, join Isabel as she reflects on the milestones and stories we shared on Proudly Asian in 2023: The laughter, wholesome moments, (lots of) cultural appreciation, personal growth, and special appearances from some of your favourite Proudly Asian guests - and so many more wonderful memories we didn’t get to mention during the episode (or it will become a 5-hour episode)!

🫶🏻This special episode is not just a finale for 2023, we also take a heartfelt moment to express our gratitude to our incredible listeners from around the world for their support throughout the year. From Asia to the Americas, Europe to Africa, and everywhere in between, thank you all for spending another amazing year with us!

Proudly Asian is not just a show🥹It’s a truly global community because of each and every one of you! We will be back with Season 5 of Proudly Asian in early 2024, wishing you all a joyous holiday season filled with delicious food, laughter, peace, and the company of loved ones😘

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05/12/2023

✨Episode 79✨We know this year-end period can be cray cray for a lot of us😵‍💫Not only is it crunch time for work, it’s also a time when we all unknowingly scramble to make last-minute holiday plans to make sure we get to recharge and spend time with family. This is why the season 4 of Proudly Asian has been all about mental health and self-care, because it’s important to take care of yourself, and you are not alone in all this!

is known to be one of the most stressful cities in the world, so we are going to talk more about this stressful city in a (hopefully) non-stressful and fun conversation😝What are star tutors? Does going to cram schools work? Do people in Hong Kong ever get off work? Hong Kong born-and-raised communications lecturer Daniel Choy joins us to dissect Hong Kong’s infamous education system and work culture. Maybe we can’t change the system and culture overnight, but being able to openly talk about what sucks and what is not too bad carries power too💪🏻

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28/11/2023

💰Proudly Asian Money Smart Series💰Many people want to get rich but what does “rich” mean? Living in a mansion while driving a luxury sports car? Not having to work a single day in your life? This episode, we get all philosophical with Worst Asian Podcast co-host Lingjie - who is known among his Asian podcaster friends to be the one who sits on bags of cash (jokes)💰💰💰

Having reached the epitome of financial savviness, Lingjie is a full-time stay-at-home dad and lives by one creed: Why work when you don’t have to? He spills the tea on personal finance tips and money hacks he swears by and why Alaskan king crab is always on his dinner table🦀Isabel talks about letting AI invest for her and getting catfished by Instagram travel photos😳

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Listen Here: https://proudly-asian.com/episodes/modern-asian-dad-money-wisdom

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21/11/2023

💰Proudly Asian Money Smart Series💰Redundancies are more common than we thought after the COVID-19 pandemic. With uncertainties in the macroeconomic environment and companies over-hiring during the pandemic, anyone can be affected by job cuts these days. But the impact of goes beyond the financial aspect, it could also take a toll on workers' mental health.

What’s not talked about often is the individuals who got let go because they are so much more than just headcount. Above all, they are people, daughters, sons, fathers, mums, sisters and brothers.

On this episode, Julia Kim, a Korean-Australian content professional and co-host of Asian Soup Podcast, talks about her experience coping with : How she figured out she was going to be let go, and how she looked for a job and managed the stress that came with the situation. She also shares a step-by-step guide on overcoming redundancy both from the financial and mental perspectives.

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14/11/2023

💰Money Smart Series💰When is it time to quit your 9-5 and how do you actually do it? This episode, Hong Kong-based content creator Abigail Chin joins us to talk about her experience making a career switch by quitting her dream job as a corporate interior designer. She also tells us how she makes it work financially as a 👩🏻‍💻

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07/11/2023

💰 Series🏡In this brand new limited series, we tap the collective money wisdom of our guests to hopefully prepare you for some specific money situations or unexpected events in life💰💰

This episode, we are joined by Sharon Tseung, an financial YouTuber and co-founder of Good Sweet Homes⁠ who has been teaching people to be financially free by creating passive income and investing in rental property. Sharon also talks about the concept of financial freedom, how you can become financially ready to ditch the 9-5 life and travel the world, and common misconceptions about real estate investing🏘️

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31/10/2023

It's that spooky time of the year, friends of Proudly Asian! Whether you are out trick-or-treating or staying in to read your favourite cosy mystery novels, this is an invitation for you to join us and Teddy, the podcaster behind the Asia true crime show A Brief Case Podcast, to dive into the spine-chilling world of Asian horror💀

From ancient myths, terrifying urban legends, to modern ghost stories that have haunted the imaginations of millions, we explore the darkest corners of Asian in this hair-raising episode. So, grab your flashlight, gather around, and prepare yourself for an unforgettable Halloween experience that will leave you questioning the shadows lurking in your own wardrobe. And watch out for something unexpected that happened during the recording of this episode🎃👻

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Listen Here: https://proudly-asian.com/episodes/halloween-2023

17/10/2023

✨Episode 73✨Being a firstborn (and Asian) is no joke! You're the unpaid intern, the guinea pig of the family, the role model to younger siblings, the babysitter, and maybe also the "retirement plan" for the parents. It is not a "job" you could just quit. And you carry the weight of high expectations, responsibilities, and the perception that "you've got it all figured out" for your entire life🫠

Fellow firstborns, we are dedicating this episode to you: Talking all about what it's like being the eldest child, feelings (yes feelings!), and how you can set boundaries and take care of yourself in this heart-to-heart chat between two very tired firstborns who are finding ways to break the "curse" of being the eldest in the family.

Our guest Mara from Manila - a model firstborn - talks about fighting her sister with real knives🔪Isabel talks about how she is a "firstborn who gave up"🤫

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11/10/2023

🧘‍♀️Episode 72🧘🏻On this , we hope you are all making taking care of yourself a non-negotiable priority - which frankly should be an everyday priority. Give yourself some extra TLC, take the time to breathe, put away digital devices and delay replying to messages if no one’s life is at risk just because you’re not responding immediately. Breathe, before you take in what’s happening around you.

For this very day, we are talking about on the podcast again. Because we STILL don’t talk about burnout enough. This episode, Hong Kong-based entrepreneur Mandy Pao joins Isabel to chat about their personal experiences coping with burnout, and how Mandy bounced back stronger and started helping fellow entrepreneurs to overcome burnout.

Burnout is more common than you thought, and the most important first step is to acknowledge that you are burnt out. What are the signs of burnout? How do you identify them? And what are the tangible steps you can take to work your way out of burnout?

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02/10/2023

🇲🇴Episode 71🙌🏻Paji and Iasmin, the born-and-raised half-Filipino podcast duo who are the co-hosts of the Outcasts from the 853 podcast, join us to talk about their experience growing up as third culture kids in Macau.

Currently based in the US, they also talk about their favourite Cantonese phrases and their insider’s list of Macau street food🤤

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Listen Here: https://proudly-asian.com/episodes/outcasts-from-the-853

19/09/2023

🕺🏻Episode 70🪩Get ready to move your body to the beat of Super Smack, a -American pop music artist based in Phoenix, Arizona, who joins us to talk about his mission to spread love, dreams, and confidence with his cheeky lyrics and groovy beats that are shamelessly Asian-American🫶🏻

He also tells us about his upcoming album to be released in October, latest collaboration with artists including AJ Rafael, and how he created a song about orange chicken.

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13/09/2023

: Our founder & podcast host Isabel met !

Thank you for not giving up your dream, Ke Huy Quan 🎬

Growing up, I never cared for celebrities. But it wasn’t until this year when I saw the triumphant wins of Asian actors and filmmakers at the Oscars did I realise how much it would have meant for the 5 year-old me if I was able to see someone who looked like me on screen playing a lead role (or non-stereotypical Asian characters) and getting recognised on a global stage. I didn’t care for celebrities because I couldn’t find one I could relate to, yet. And as a child, I thought my Asian heritage, food, culture didn’t matter because there were never any stories that were told from our lens to normalise our experiences. I was used to working so much harder just to be considered for a seat at the table. It wouldn’t be until much later could I proudly own the statement “Asian stories are human stories, and Asian stories belong”.

I bawled my eyes out watching Ke Huy’s Oscar acceptance speech because his journey of becoming an Oscar-winning actor is a reminder to keep our dreams alive even when we don’t have a reason to. He teaches us if our dreams don’t come true during our 20s, we still have our 30s. And if that doesn’t happen, we still have our 40s, 50s - as long as we still have a dream.

Ke Huy also shows us that the most accomplished people are the most humble people around. They recognise hard work and know to never take themselves seriously. He knows to credit film crews who are often the first to arrive on set and last to leave because he’s been there himself. His acting career might not be smooth sailing, but Ke Huy shows us it’s true that the darkest nights produce the brightest stars.

I was star-struck not because he’s a celebrity, but the fact that he’s shown us the impossible can actually be done. He is the reason why I’m Proudly Asian💫

13/09/2023

🔨Episode 69🪛Let’s face it, looking for a or working with one can sometimes be intimidating when you just have no idea where to start while your leaky AC won’t fix itself.

Andy Wong, the Hong Kong-Australian entrepreneur behind home repair services platform Papabo, is on a mission to make home repair services accessible even for introverts. He joins us to talk about an encounter at McDonald’s that got him started repairing homes for the disadvantaged and elderly in Hong Kong for free. He also talks about the most common home issues he’s fixed and tips for to work with handymen in .

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06/09/2023

🎊Season 4 is here🎉Kicking off the cosy, pumpkin spice-filled season with a little magic from Southeast Asia🔮Oral traditions are an important part of the cultural identity of many countries, but their ephemeral state leaves them vulnerable for future generations.

We chat with AmbiSun and Sha Roose, the Malaysian duo who are the creators of the soon-to-be-launched deck “Tales & Oracles of Eleven - Mythology from Southeast Asia”. The beautifully written and illustrated oracle deck features 44 legends from 11 Southeast Asian countries. By turning the we grew up hearing from our parents, grandparents, and cultural elders, the duo hopes to ensure these tales are not lost or forgotten over time🧚‍♀️

Sun tells us about the biases she has faced as an Asian female , while Sha talks about her experience living with Spinal Muscular Atrophy.

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15/08/2023

🥟Episode 66🍢For those who grew up outside Asia, being “very Asian” could often be considered a weakness. But time has come for Asian diasporas to flip the script, and one of the trailblazers who is leading the change is Michelle Li, award winning TV journalist and co-founder of The Very Asian Foundation who turned a racist voicemail from a viewer that went viral into a ‘Very Asian’ movement that uplifts communities and voices.

As a Korean adoptee, Michelle grew up in Missouri and has spent years supporting adoptees through heritage camps and volunteer tours to Korea. She talks to us about why it is time for adoptees to reclaim their narratives, and the children's book she authored - "A Very Asian Guide to Korean Food"🥟

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02/08/2023

🥤Episode 65🇰🇭Have you seen roadside sugarcane juice stands in Southeast Asia? In this edition of , Cambodian-American Entrepreneur Johnny Chhom talks to us about how he modernises the sweet, grassy drink with the ambition of turning it into the next bubble milk tea. He also talks to us about the representation of cuisine and what we can learn about the Cambodian culture through its food.

🥤Sugarcane juice is the liquid extracted from pressed sugarcane. It is a popular summertime beverage in Southeast Asia, North Africa, and Latin America. The juice is extracted using a pressing machine to squeeze the sugary sap from sugarcane, and served cold with ice cubes. Traditionally, it is sold by street vendors in Southeast Asia that set their stall on the street side. In large North American cities, fresh-pressed sugarcane juice is fairly common in Asian and Caribbean grocery stores.

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Sweet Grass Sugarcane Juice

25/07/2023

🌴Episode 64🌊This edition of takes you all to to speak with Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts Bali at Sayan Head Chef Wayan Sutariawan. Born and raised in Bali’s smallest regency Klungkung, Chef Suta lived a “free range village kid” life and began practising the craft of Balinese cooking at the age of 12. He talks to us about the essence of Balinese cuisine, and his culinary mission to keep alive the foods of his childhood🥥

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18/07/2023

🍞Episode 63🍻From bread to beer? In this edition of , we talk to Anushka Purohit and Naman Tekriwal, the co-founders of Breer - a Hong Kong food upcycling startup that brews craft beer with unsold, uneaten, and surplus bread from chain supermarkets and bakeries.

With about 3,255 tonnes of food waste disposed at landfills in every day, the startup aims to make the world more with delicious beers they brew from breads such as Hong Kong bakery classic Bolo Bao (pineapple buns) and was recently listed in Forbes Asia 30 Under 30👏🏻

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11/07/2023

💜Episode 62💛Kicking off with Filipino-American Author Mia P. Manasala. The Author of the award-winning “Tita Rosie’s Kitchen Mystery” series joins us to talk about exploring aspects of the Filipino diaspora through her books, her journey as an author, and what you should know about the Filipino cuisine.

Available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and all major podcast platforms. Leave us a 5-star review if you like the episode! Listen here: https://proudly-asian.com/episodes/mia-p-manasala

Use the hashtag to show everyone your favourite Asian dish🤤

05/07/2023

🥡Proudly Asian Food Month is BACK!!🥠We are on a mini break this week so no regular episode (Also, happy 4th of July to our friends in the US🇺🇸). We will be back next week with a brand new edition of !

For those who are new here, we rolled out this delicious limited series that aims to uplift lesser-known (or misunderstood) Asian cuisines and cultures last July and was so thrilled to be hearing from listeners from around the world about the food they grew up eating😍

We will be featuring conversations with chefs, authors and F&B entrepreneurs about cuisines that represent their heritage and how they integrate their love for Asian cuisines into the food or projects they create. Stay tuned & show us your favourite Asian dishes that deserve more love with the hashtag !

27/06/2023

✨Episode 61✨Many would assume Asians in would not hold prejudice against Asians, but that’s far from the case. For example, Hong Kong ethnic minorities have lived in the city for generations and make up more than 8% of the population and yet, they still feel marginalised by the local education system. The plight of refugees and asylum seekers also often goes unseen in Hong Kong, as they represent less than 0.1% of the city’s population; and less than 1% of those seeking asylum have successfully done so. The biases and discrimination faced by ethnic minorities in Asia are, in fact, similar to or even more limiting than what the community in the US and Asians outside Asia go through.

Puja Kapai, a Hong Kong-Indian law professor at the University of Hong Kong, joins us to talk about the far-reaching impact bias and systemic racism can have on a society, why every society can benefit from supporting the development of ethnic minorities, and the work she does putting unconscious bias in Asia on the map.

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20/06/2023

🇰🇷Episode 60🇬🇭Have you ever met any Asians from Africa? This week, -Ghanaian F&B Professional Si Hyeong Kang joins us to talk about growing up in a small community of Koreans in (Note: There’re only 614 Koreans in Ghana in 2005).

He also tells us about common misconceptions about , and his quest bringing the African hospitality with him wherever he goes.

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Listen Here: https://proudly-asian.com/episodes/korean-from-ghana

13/06/2023

🌈Episode 59🏳️‍🌈For our special, Singaporean LGBTQ+ Advocate and the founder of q***r community LesBeHeard Rachael SE joins us to talk about her experience growing up le***an in a Chindian family in Singapore. She also shed light on taboo subjects that aren’t talked about enough among the + community in , including women’s sexual health, and breakups and divorce in LGBTQ+ relationships.

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06/06/2023

🌈Episode 58🏳️‍🌈Continuing our special with ***r entrepreneur Kayla Wong. Born and raised in Hong Kong, many would have come across Kayla as the daughter of actor Michael Wong and model Janet Ma. After living the majority of her formative years in the limelight, Kayla has made a name for herself as an outspoken LGBTQ+ advocate in .

She joins us to talk about how paparazzi played a part in her coming out experience, being out and proud in the social media age, and what we can do to advance + acceptance in Asia given the cultural nuances.

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30/05/2023

Pride is a privilege. Not everyone gets to celebrate , says q***r Pakistani + Activist Burhan

30/05/2023

🌈Episode 57🏳️‍🌈As approaches, Pakistani LGBTQ+ activist Burhan (they/them) join us to talk about their experience growing up ***r and Muslim. As an outspoken q***r person, Burhan’s daily life involves receiving death threats and hate comments online. They tell us about how they turn hate into motivation to fight for visibility and representation for the South Asian + community.

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23/05/2023

🌴Episode 56🌊Known for its natural wonders, sacred sites, iconic rice paddies, wondrous beaches, and a food scene that's far from boring, there is no further explanation needed as for why tourists love . But beneath the surface of this idyllic paradise lies a growing concern among the local Balinese population. As in Bali returns after the pandemic, the island has witnessed an influx of visitors from around the world. While many tourists come with respect and appreciation for Balinese culture, there has been a rise in instances of disrespectful behaviour, cultural insensitivity, and disregard for local customs.

In this magazine-style episode, we embark on a journey to explore the Balinese way of living. Local Balinese talk to us about the essence of what makes Bali truly unique, and the challenges faced by locals in their efforts to maintain the balance between tourism and cultural preservation.

This episode is not a Bali travel guide, it is a tourist’s guide to love and appreciate Bali - its culture, customs, and people💜

Available on all major podcast platforms. Listen here: https://proudly-asian.com/episodes/bali

16/05/2023

🎬Episode 55 Out Now🍿Isabel's cultured-serial-cat-dad friend Isaac Cheung Jr. stays for another episode to talk about underrated Asian cinema classics directed by Asian filmmakers including , , , and . Isaac also tells us about that time someone called him "oriental"🫠

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Listen Here: https://proudly-asian.com/episodes/asian-cinema-classics

09/05/2023

💪🏻Episode 54 Out Now🥩This week, Isabel invites one of her most cultured friends, Isaac who also happens to be a serial cat dad, to talk about Netflix’s hit series (minor spoiler warning) and why it hits first-born children particularly hard. Isabel also grills Isaac about his legendary obsession with the Wachowskis’ sci-fi blockbuster .

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02/05/2023

✨Episode 53✨Kicking off the with CapRadio Journalist Sarah Mizes-Tan who recently launched a brand new podcast Mid-Pacific, a podcast that explores what it means to be and the feeling of being caught between two worlds. Sarah talks to us alongside CapRadio Head of On-Demand and the executive producer of Mid-Pacific Sally Schilling about how they convinced the newsroom leadership to produce an AAPI-focused podcast.

As the first race and equity reporter of CapRadio, Sarah also talks to us about her Asian American experience growing up in a predominantly white neighbourhood and working in newsrooms where journalists are a minority.

Available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and all major podcast platforms. Leave us a 5-star review if you like the episode!

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Come with us to have Cambodian food🇰🇭People often ask if #Cambodian food is like Thai or Vietnamese, while they share some similar ingredients, the overall flavour profile and dishes are very different. It’s common to find a mixture of spicy, sour, pungent, and salty dishes across a Cambodian table. Rice is a staple, and if rice isn’t on the table, its place is taken by noodles🍜🍚📍RiceString Noodle Shack11803 South Street Cerritos, CA 90703 #ProudlyAsianFoodMonth #ProudlyAsianPodcast

From arriving in the US as political refugees from #Vietnam to being awarded the honour of James Beard Foundation America’s Classics🍜Founded in 1982, Pho 79 was one of the first to serve pho in #SouthernCalifornia and paved the way for #SoCal’s Little Saigon to become the dynamic hub of Vietnamese cuisines that it is today. Sometimes, all it takes is just a bowl of clean, no frills #pho in a local hole in the wall💜 #ProudlyAsianFood #ProudlyAsianPodcast

Super #Nintendo World opened its doors in #California earlier this year🍄Since Mario is a proudly Asian creation, of course we have to go check out the cafe run by Chef Toad🤤📍Cafe Toadstool, Super Nintendo World @ #UniversalStudios Hollywood#ProudlyAsianFoodMonth #ProudlyAsianPodcast

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