Bread and Rice

This episode is intended for an adult audience due to the stories about bullying might be mentally and emotionally hard.

What are your experiences with bullying?

This episode we talk about our experiences with bullying, and some of the information we learned on NIH's website(https://www.nichd.nih.gov/health/topics/bullying).

At the end, we wanted to share our experience these last couple of weeks of interacting with the elderly.

What do you think of when someone asks you the question, "Who are you?". How did you make friends? If you are bilingual when did you start speaking the second language? 

We cover multiple topics this episode! Starting out with the components of identity, how our racial identities formed, how we each made friends, and Eric's experience growing up bilingual! 

How have your relationships in the past or present changed? If someone said i love you, who said it first? How are arguments handled?

The most surprising thing to Sam about this episode was how much Eric had to say about our relationship!

For the graph about passionate and companionate  love  found in the article on bbc, (The happiness hypothesis, Jonathan Haidt) https://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-35535424

36 questions that can help "fall in love", https://www.nytimes.com/2015/01/09/style/no-37-big-wedding-or-small.html. Study done by Arthur Aron.

How have your relationships in the past or present changed? If someone said i love you, who said it first? How are arguments handled?

The most surprising thing to Sam about this episode was how much Eric had to say about our relationship!

Talking about finances through college, first jobs and COVID-19 times! 1 takeaway is compound interest!

Welcome to our podcast, where as a couple we share some of the conversations we have at our dinner table. This episode includes how we met on the coffee meets bagel app. As an Asian-American "young" adult couple living in the Midwest, we hope to express an authentic relationship that can talk about a variety of topics(finance, career, health, gender, race, current events, etc.)