In this heartfelt episode, May, Kelly and Tamlyn discuss the emotional journey of dealing with loss, particularly May's experience with her mother's cancer and recent passing. They explore the significance of expressing love, cultural differences in communication, and the impact of grief on personal identity. MKT also touch on the complexities of hospice care, the importance of preserving family legacies through storytelling and the unique presence of Asian mothers in the lives of their daughters both good and bad. And, of course, MKT tackle the pressing issues of the political and social climate here in the U.S. because it is truly a Sh*t Show. This is a not-to-be-missed episode that will touch each and every viewer and leave you with so much to contemplate on a deeper level. 

Takeaways

-The importance of open communication in expressing love.
-Cultural differences can affect how we show affection.
-Grief can profoundly impact one's sense of identity.
-Home hospice care uniquely personal.
-Preserving family stories and legacies is crucial for future generations.
-Art and poetry can be powerful tools for processing grief.
-It's important to cherish the time we have with loved ones.
-Political issues can weigh heavily on emotional well-being.
-Finding hope in difficult times is essential for resilience.

Show Notes:
outsideintheatre.org
Myung Lee's book of poetry and art "The Push of the Golden Reed"

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