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Two 30-something professionals, Clinton and Wayne, provide their insight and experiences on navigating the complex world of relationships, careers and self-improvement as Asians trying to fit into Western society.
This week's guest is a certified personal trainer and nutritionist with her own website (www.ashleisure.com). Check out her IG for fitness tips and homework outs!
Find the latest episode in our bio or on platforms like Spotify, Google and Apple! @ Vancouver, British Columbia
This week on the Asianish Podcast, we have Ashley Wong , a certified fitness trainer and nutritionist with her own social media project to introduce healthy lifestyle and fitness tips. We talk with Ashley about how she got into fitness, the challenges of maintaining your health during COVID, and debunk the myths behind fitness and diet trends.
Find our latest episode in the bio, or on , , and other platforms. New episodes released every Wednesday.
On this week's Asianish Podcast, we are switching our release date to every Wednesday to adjust with some new format changes.
Clinton and Wayne catch up on their 2021 resolutions and discuss some recent Asian news in social media: Uncle Roger and Strictly Dumpling video controversy, a Montreal based Chinese chef's viral menu and an unfortunate accident for an Asian hiker in Vancouver.
Find our podcast on , , and other streaming platforms as we discuss about Asians growing up in Western culture and other related news.
Hi, Everyone! Hope you are having a great start to 2021!
Just a quick update on Asianish Podcast. We took a break last week due to personal reasons (to be discussed in this week's podcast), and a new episode will be out tomorrow on Wednesday. We will be switching the release dates now to every Wednesday instead of Tuesday.
Cheers y'all!
On this week's show, we have Navreet Dhaliwal , a good friend with great musical taste and business acumen. She is the co-founder of music PR company Face the Music Entertainment, Co-Founder of DSTNCE Media, and freelance photographer and digital media artist.
We are impressed by her drive to support music in her local communities while juggling the busy schedule of school, work and personal life. Listen to this week's podcast as we talked about her work with local artists and the ways you can still enjoy musical performances with social distancing. Link to episode in bio. @ Surrey, British Columbia
On first episode of 2021, the Asianish Podcast talked with Navreet Dhaliwal , co-founder of music PR company Face the Music Entertainment , Co-Founder of DSTNCE Media , freelance photographer and digital media artist. We chatted with Navreet about her passion for music, the work she does to support and showcase the local music scene in Vancouver, and why it's more important than ever to have arts and culture during COVID.
Find the latest episode on Spotify, Apple Music, Google Podcast, and other streaming platforms. Link to the latest episode in bio. Happy New Year!
The Asianish Podcast hosts, Wayne and Clint, wishes to wish everyone a Merry Christmas! Thank you for your support in 2020 and hope you stay safe with friends and family!
Cheers! @ Merry Christmas
Another Tuesday, another new podcast from the Asianish Podcast. We discussed about how our families celebrated Christmas, reflect on how crazy 2020 had been, and discussed the what's ahead for 2021.
We hope everyone have a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! Next episode will be on first Tuesday of January 2021. Find link to the latest podcast in our bio.
Our guests this week, and , developed their own beauty oils and brand to sell high quality products for the cosmetic market. This Asian-owned business has been featured by a number of beauty magazines, blogs and news outlets.
It was great to interview the founders for our latest episode of Asianish Podcast to hear about the challenges of starting their own business. We encourage you to check out their products, especially their holiday gift sets! @ Calgary, Alberta
We had the pleasure and opportunity to interview and . The two sisters are the founders of Velvette , a brand of bespoke body and hair oils.
Joyce is a Cosmetic Chemist and Chemical Engineer, and Jenny is a CPA Accountant. Utilizing their unique skillsets, the two are able to partner up and create a successful business of oil blends. You can listen about their upbringing and the challenges of starting their own business on the Asianish Podcast. Link to the episode in the bio.
On this week's Asianish Podcast, we interviewed Jenny and Joyce Tse, two sisters who founded Velvette , a brand of luxurious body and hair oil that's been trending in the Canadian beauty market.
Listen as we talk about their K-pop audition days with our co-host Wayne, how they decided to move from safe careers to kickstart their entrepreneurial spirit, and why it's so difficult to date as Asian women in Calgary.
Find new episodes every Tuesday on Anchor, Spotify, Apple Music, and other streaming platforms. Link is in our bio.
Gotta learn to expand your mind to other dating options and opportunities. Where do you meet people?
This week, we continue the dating multi-part series as the Asianish Podcast talk about where to meet people nowadays, how to set up a proper dating profile and not be a creep when approaching people irl.
Find new episodes every Tuesday on .fm, , , and other platforms.
Asianish Podcast, hosted by those who've been told they are Asian, but not really.
I'll be booking my trip for the 5th of Never...
In this week's Episode #010, we kick off a multi-part series on dating as everyone is in lockdown for cuffing season. The Asianish boys, Clinton and Wayne, discuss about the perception of dating in Asian culture and why it's important to have a positive mindset when jumping into the dating pool.
Find link to the podcast in our bio. New episodes are released every Tuesday.
"But mom, I'm 22..."
If you listened to Episode 008, you would have heard the story of how our co-host met our guest in a photoshoot. Here's the photos from the afore mentioned shoot!
📸: .tography.
Listen to Episodes 008 and 009 for more details from the Asianish hosts' interview with Roena. @ Vancouver, British Columbia
In Part 2 of our interview with , Vancouver-based fashion stylist and creative director, we talked and do's and don'ts of personal styling, breakdown of the creative process to put together a shoot, and the challenges of working in the fashion industry.
We also discussed about dating as an "Asianish" person, and Roena's own experience in the dating scene and her relationships.
Find our podcast on .fm (link in bio), , , and other platforms. Happy Thanksgiving to our American listeners!
Have you listened to this week's episode with our guest Roena Ong ? A fashion stylist with impeccable taste (that's her in the first photo!); scroll through some of the work she's done throughout her amazing career working on a variety of campaigns, magazines, and films.
Remember, Part 2 of the interview comes out on Thursday! Find a link to the podcast in the bio. @ Vancouver, British Columbia
On Episode #008, we have our first guest Roena Ong ( ), a Vancouver-based fashion stylist and creative director for numerous award-winning indie films and magazine photoshoots. Listen to Part 1 of this interview to get a perspective of Roena's unique upbringing as an Asian in the Middle East and how recognizing opportunities allowed her to pursue a career in the creative industry.
Part 2 of this interview will be released this Thursday as a special Black Friday bonus gift for our fans.
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Does a doctor of philosophy count? ðŸ˜ðŸ˜ðŸ˜
Asian Parents expect us to get a 4.0 GPA and then have the social skills of a club promoter when you never allowed out of the house. Where's the test I need to write in order to find a girlfriend?
On this week's episode of , we discuss about the socialogical concept of "face", which originated in Chinese culture but is also prevalent throughout the rest of Asia such as Korea, Malaysia, Indonesia, India, Japan, Thailand and Philippines.
You ever wonder about the importance of social status, honour, reputation, self-image and how it can influence your life? Clint and Wayne break it down and also talk about the impact of "face" on their own upbringing.
Listen to the latest episode on , , , .fm (link in bio) and other streaming platforms. Remember to give us a like and 5-star review!
Tag your friend that forget to cook rice after their mom asked them to help with dinner.
Damn, I still get flashbacks to my school days.
On the Asianish Podcast, we joke about being overloaded with work, but work life balance is more important than ever as the lines blur with more people working from home.
In episode #005, we talked about our own struggles with balancing work and life, and the burnouts that we experienced.
Listen to our latest episode on Spotify, Apple Podcast, Google Podcast and other platforms.
In research for Episode #005 of Asianish Podcast to discuss about work/life balance and connection with Asian culture, we found the existence of a term "karoshi". It is a Japanese term to describe workers who work themselves to death.
It tells you how work/life balance is literally a foreign concept to Asians when working to death is such a norm that it has its own word in the dictionary. Let's change the toxic culture of all work and no rest. @ Work :-(
Why did we make Asianish Podcast even though there's other Asians telling their stories?
Because it's not our story. We are not monolithic and someone else's experiences are not identical to our own. The more we provide through the Asianish Podcast, the greater the awareness that there is diversity amongst the different Asian communities.
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What did you all think about our drunken shenanigans for Episode #006? We think the liquid courage helped us record, even if it caused us to ramble and detail the conversation 😂😂😂.
In this week's episode #006, the boys talk about The Boys, Asians in media and also a long reflection their experiences and challenges of starting a podcast.
This week's all about kicking back and relaxing as the Asianish hosts drink a few too many bourbons while poking fun of their own podcasting performance.
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This week on Episode #005, we wanted to talk about the importance of work/life balance as millions of people have transitioned to WFH and are still learning how to cope with the change in environment.
The Asian culture and mindset has always been work and study hard with no concern about resting or enjoying your life. We were taught to feel guilty for taking time off. It's been seen in Japanese culture, where there's a literal term "karoshi" to describe working to death. The Asianish Podcast is here to say that it doesn't need to be this way, and how we can start changing the mentality.
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On Episode #004 of Asianish Podcast, we wanted to discuss about a topic that interests both of us: fashion. While we understand it is hard to condense the topic into one episode, we want to use this opportunity to talk about the current state of fashion, with the impacts of COVID-19 and how WFH has influenced style. The new rules of fashion are a reflection of the shift in cultural paradigm and consumer habits, not a prescriptive list of what to exactly wear.
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Welcome to Asianish Podcast - a brand new podcast hosted by two 30 something year old Asians, Clinton and Wayne, living in Canada. The two professionals will be sharing their experiences and providing advice about growing up in Western society where you don't fit in with either culture. You're told you're Asian, but just a bit. Asianish.
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