Daily Em by Emily

In this episode, I chat with Julie Westphal-Ohrt. She left NYC after becoming a mother, Once a top jeweler in Manhattan, she's now pursuing her dream of opening a boutique in Kansas City. Listen to how she balances motherhood, ambition, and her enduring love for New York City

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This week I chat with Kimmy - mom of two kid, one dog, working full time. How does she do all of that? I'm curious.

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Podcast Daily em by Emily is back. This season I will record my conversation with moms. Learn from their story and see how mom doing so much great thing in their journey. Enjoy the season and subscribe us wherever you listen to the podcast.

Hello! My First Solo Episode

In this episode, I share with you 10 tips I would love you to know after years of living in New York City. 

You might have another tip, share with me. Sharing is caring. Enjoy the episode!

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Welcome back to Season 3 of Daily em by Emily

In this episode, we talk about music venues we love and why we think you should visit New York City. Listen and let us know if you agree and why you disagree with the list 

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Sophie and Sasha believe that New York City is not for everyone. In this episode, Emily has a conversation about the good - bad restaurant plus good - bad things that you can find only at "The Big Apple".

In this episode, An Nguyen will share her tips teaching her son to speak Vietnamese. But also, her baby boy has shown her a different kind of language: the language of love. 

This podcast is available both in English and Vietnamese

After years of living apart from family, we sometimes look back on why we made that choice. I figured out one thing we have in common, we have made this decision with 100% support from our mothers. In this episode, Dieu Nhi shares a story about her best friend: her mother.

Phuong Vo is a guest this time. She sent me a text a year ago ask whether we went to the same high school and then we become good friends since then. She likes to discuss strange topics. So, I got her on the show talk about friendship.

Note : It's a casual conversation format between friends that we keep it real to the point of including heavy language. Please listen with consideration.

After having dinner with Huyen on the upper west side of Manhattan, I invited her to my podcast so she can share what happened from her trip to Alaska in October 2020.