Erasing Shame

Erasing Shame

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Erasing Shame episodes

  • Erasing shame about sex and sexuality

    Erasing Shame pulls back the curtains and talks with Tara Teng, an Embodiment Coach who works in the intersections of spirituality and sexuality. Co-hosts Leah, George, and DJ chat with Tara for over an hour about a whole bunch of things, too many to name, here’s some of the topics we explored: how we learn about sex, men and women, fetishes, desires, why the body matters more than we’ll ever know, compare & contrast between sex and sexuality, how it affects everything in life, mental health, and so much more. Oh my!

    1 hr 26 min
  • Let's Talk About Body Image with special guest Cathy Trinh

    How many people are happy with their body just as they are, whether it's about their weight, height, sexual attraction, appearance, or skin color?

    Special guest Cathy Trinh—author, speaker, executive recruiter and life coach—joins the Erasing Shame co-hosts to have a life-giving and empowering conversations about body image. We share our personal questions and struggles with our bodies and also point to resources for healthy living.

    TRIGGER WARNING: rape, suicidal ideation, addictions

    Show Notes

    Cathy Trinh https://www.cathytrinh.com/

    Buy Her Book, "The Journey: Mastering the Art of Slowing Down into a Beautiful Existence" https://amzn.to/3iQpleo

    Finding a Mental Health Therapist for People of Color https://djchuang.com/mental-health-therapists-for-people-of-color/

    New York Times article, “It’s Hard to Search for a Therapist of Color. These Websites Want to Change That.” https://www.nytimes.com/2021/07/16/well/mind/find-black-latinx-asian-therapist.html

     

    https://youtu.be/jKOE1qwdnko

    57 min
  • Tim Ouyang of Tim Be Told, Uncensored (s5e07)

    Erasing Shame co-hosts talk with Tim Ouyang (singer and songwriter of Tim Be Told) about living in the multiple dimensions and layers of life as an Asian American of Chinese descent, and how he's navigating the intersectionality of sexuality, ethnicity, and faith, finding a way of healing and meaning, and telling a better and more beautiful story through it all.

    Show Notes

    Tim Be Told www.timbetold.com + Instagram @timbetold

    Tim Be Told on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/artist/6L0mxhIWyV5ySKJvWrD70h

    "The Dark Voice," article by Tim Ouyang (Inheritance Magazine, 2017)

    1 hr 33 min
  • Celebrating Our Heritage & Getting Honest About Our Mental Health

    It’s May, which means its AAPI Heritage Month and Mental Health Awareness Month!

    Hannah Lee Sandoval, George Xiong, and Leah Abraham share what they love about their respective cultures, and give us a quick look into their mental health journeys. They also discuss what to look for if you’re seeking professional counseling help for the first time.

    * AAPI stands for Asian American Pacific Islanders

    1 hr 4 min
  • What about the Shame of Cancel Culture?

    As social media gets used, actually misused, for cancel culture, our four co-hosts talk about its effects from different Asian American perspectives. Season 5 co-hosts are Hannah Lee Sandoval, George Xiong, Leah Abraham, and DJ Chuang.

    https://youtu.be/wAU7tvNPUwk

    49 min
  • Deconstructing Wokeness; Processing for Healthiness

    With all of the recent hate crimes, violence, and atrocities in our American society, what does wokeness mean and are we doing enough? That's what our co-hosts discuss and explore, after checking-in with each other to see how we're doing.

    We'd like to know how you're doing too. Please add a comment or voice message on our website at erasingshame.com.

    1 hr 7 min
  • pain, shame, and trauma in Asian American church life

    People have different church experiences, some helpful, some hurtful. Lillian So, transformation life coach and more, shares her life experiences of growing up in a Korean American church and how she's helping Asian Americans to heal from past church hurts, that they're not the only ones. Interviewed by co-host DJ Chuang.

    https://youtu.be/uivUYGg54Vk

    21 min
  • Listen in on a Counseling Session with Asian American Therapist Jeanie Chang

    Asian American therapist Jeanie Chang and co-host DJ Chuang have a mock counseling session to show people what happens, demystifying psychological benefits, and that there's nothing to be anxious or afraid of when someone vulnerably shares their inner thoughts in a safe place and in confidentiality.

    Counseling is a very helpful resource to process emotions, feelings, and thoughts in a healthy way that reduces stress and other symptoms that hold people back from a better quality of life. Managing mental health increases one's happiness in life so one can go from surviving to thriving.

    Show Notes

    Jeanie Chang http://yourchangeprovider.com

    Noona's Noonchi on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/c/NoonasNoonchi

    Erasing Shame: Diverse Perspectives Discussing What Matters https://erasingshame.com

    50 min
  • Being Asians in America but not Belonging (s5e03)

    The Erasing Shame co-hosts discuss recent events and how they trigger those red flags that Asian Americans don't belong here in America. Specifically, the 2 events we discuss are: the impeachment trial about the Capitol insurrection riot and the growing number of anti-Asian hate crimes.

    Show Notes

    Petition to get Mainstream News Coverage about Anti-Asian Hate Crimes, at Change.org https://www.change.org/p/get-mainstream-news-coverage-of-national-elderly-asian-american-assaults-cnn-msnbc-fox-vice-buzzfeed-nyt-washpost-latimes-axios

    https://stopaapihate.org/reportsreleases/ - reporting site for Anti-Asian Hate Crimes

    https://stopasianhate.info - info and important links in support of the #StopAsianHate movement

    The Black Church series on PBS - https://www.pbs.org/show/black-church/ 

    1 hr 11 min

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We encourage Christian Asian mental health by erasing shame and stopping stigma in order to advance compassion and care for every person.