Another season in the books! Following tradition, we wrap up this season with another tipsy Q&A. We talk about turnoffs, pranks, how we felt about this season, and somehow go on a tangent about finance, making 100k, and retiring by 25. Thank you for another wonderful season <3

We answer questions like:

Hosts - Arlene & Georgia

Music - Patience by Dyalla

Cover Art - Saki & Newton

We would like to acknowledge that we are on the traditional, ancestral, unceded territories of the Musqueam, Squamish, Tsleil-Waututh Nations, commonly known as colonial Vancouver.

In this episode, we bring back Melissa and Newton to do a random Q&A but make it... Vietlish??? Vietlish, Vietnamese-English, is when Vietnamese speakers incorporate English words into their sentences. In this case, we sprinkle Vietnamese into English sentences. 

We surprised each other with fun questions such as: 

...and more! 

Follow Georgia (she/her), a Filipino-Canadian, & Arlene (she/her), a Vietnamese-Canadian, as they share and discuss their thoughts on various topics from an Asian-Canadian perspective and try to come ~full circle~ Interact with us on Instagram at Full Circle Podcast! We welcome all feedback, questions, and topic suggestions. Contact [email protected] for business inquiries.

Hosts - Arlene & Georgia

Music - Patience by Dyalla

Cover Art - Saki & Newton

We would like to acknowledge that we are on the traditional, ancestral, unceded territories of the Musqueam, Squamish, Tsleil-Waututh Nations, commonly known as colonial Vancouver.

In this episode, we play You & Us by Flux + Folk (@fluxandfolk) Created to spark honest conversations — in parked cars, or in the middle of long road trips. For after dinner during the holidays, or over breakfast on a Tuesday. For people you have known all your life, or for people you want to know for the rest of your life.

Hosts - Arlene & Georgia

Music - Patience by Dyalla

Cover Art - Saki & Newton

We would like to acknowledge that we are on the traditional, ancestral, unceded territories of the Musqueam, Squamish, Tsleil-Waututh Nations, commonly known as colonial Vancouver.

Georgia's first solo episode! Listen in to hear a short snapshot of Georgia's brain in writing this poem, and how she answers the theme "What's Your Slice?"

Episode Outline:

Follow Georgia (she/her), a Filipino-Canadian, & Arlene (she/her), a Vietnamese-Canadian, as they share and discuss their thoughts on various topics from an Asian-Canadian perspective and try to come ~full circle~ Interact with us on Instagram at Full Circle Podcast! We welcome all feedback, questions, and topic suggestions. Contact [email protected] for business inquiries.

Hosts - Arlene & Georgia

Music - Patience by Dyalla

Cover Art - Saki & Newton

We would like to acknowledge that we are on the traditional, ancestral, unceded territories of the Musqueam, Squamish, Tsleil-Waututh Nations, commonly known as colonial Vancouver.

Did we peak in high school? Was it better or worse than Euphoria? 5 years later, we reunite with our long-time friend Josh, and reminisce on high school memories. We discuss everything from insecurities, confidence, cringe moments, and the idea of perception. High school was a time; the popularity system, the hierarchy of cliques, and an interesting introduction to race. Did our expectations match reality? Tune in to hear some crazy stories about graduation, the party bus, after prom, the infamous ask.fm, our biggest struggles and how we’ve grown over the past 5 years.

Episode Outline:

Hosts - Arlene & Georgia

Music - Patience by Dyalla

Cover Art - Saki & Newton

We would like to acknowledge that we are on the traditional, ancestral, unceded territories of the Musqueam, Squamish, Tsleil-Waututh Nations, commonly known as colonial Vancouver.

thank, u next! Going through a toxic friendship & breakup is tough, how does one define the “best friend” label? Arlene and Jim share how they’ve dealt with shit-disturber energy, possessive best friends, one-way relationships, and defensiveness in toxic friendships. They come full circle and talk about how it ended, and what they’re learned from the sendoff. Everything from jealousy, anger, spite to envy vs greed and its vindictive nature, it all comes down to listening to your gut feeling, intuition, and to others you trust. Do they pass the ~vibe~ check?

Episode Outline:

Follow Georgia (she/her), a Filipino-Canadian, & Arlene (she/her), a Vietnamese-Canadian, as they share and discuss their thoughts on various topics from an Asian-Canadian perspective and try to come ~full circle~ Interact with us on Instagram at Full Circle Podcast! We welcome all feedback, questions, and topic suggestions. Contact [email protected] for business inquiries.

Hosts - Arlene & Georgia

Music - Patience by Dyalla

Cover Art - Saki & Newton

We would like to acknowledge that we are on the traditional, ancestral, unceded territories of the Musqueam, Squamish, Tsleil-Waututh Nations, commonly known as colonial Vancouver.

What do I keep doing that keeps hurting? What did the people who raised me teach me about love? When was the last time I remember being mean to someone? Deep, but not all that deep. Join Arlene and Georgia as they play the Self Reflection Edition Kit of We’re Not Really Strangers. They talk about having high expectations of others, insecurities, and love languages. From memorable purchases, toxic traits, to unhealthy relationships, this one covers a lot; boundaries, what we’re growing into, and our current happiness level. Tune in to hear their answers to some of these reflective topics.

Follow Georgia (she/her), a Filipino-Canadian, & Arlene (she/her), a Vietnamese-Canadian, as they share and discuss their thoughts on various topics from an Asian-Canadian perspective and try to come ~full circle~ Interact with us on Instagram at Full Circle Podcast! We welcome all feedback, questions, and topic suggestions. Contact [email protected] for business inquiries.

Hosts - Arlene & Georgia

Music - Patience by Dyalla

Cover Art - Saki & Newton

We would like to acknowledge that we are on the traditional, ancestral, unceded territories of the Musqueam, Squamish, Tsleil-Waututh Nations, commonly known as colonial Vancouver.

Relationships are not easy. PERIODT. So Arlene and Melissa are here to share their advice and hopefully make loving someone AND YOURSELF a little bit easier. 

Note: Our advice is not applicable for those in toxic and abusive relationships. 

Helpline: https://www.awhl.org 

Toll-free: 1-866-863-0511

Episode Outline:

Follow Georgia (she/her), a Filipino-Canadian, & Arlene (she/her), a Vietnamese-Canadian, as they share and discuss their thoughts on various topics from an Asian-Canadian perspective and try to come ~full circle~ Interact with us on Instagram at Full Circle Podcast! We welcome all feedback, questions, and topic suggestions. Contact [email protected] for business inquiries.

Hosts - Arlene & Georgia

Music - Patience by Dyalla

Cover Art - Saki & Newton

We would like to acknowledge that we are on the traditional, ancestral, unceded territories of the Musqueam, Squamish, Tsleil-Waututh Nations, commonly known as colonial Vancouver.

This week, we were tasked with reflecting and predicting, and each wrote a letter to our future selves about life, career, relationships, kids, and maybe even buying a house?! Full of raw emotion, we get candid and share our honest thoughts and feelings while writing the letter, and where we see ourselves at 30, 40, 50, and even 65. The general theme of this episode is realizing how open and receptive we are to the future and that feeling healthy mentally, physically, spiritually is all we can ask for. A unique listen, tune in to hear a perspective from 22-year old Georgia and Arlene.

Episode Outline:

Hosts - Arlene & Georgia

Music - Patience by Dyalla

Cover Art - Saki & Newton

We would like to acknowledge that we are on the traditional, ancestral, unceded territories of the Musqueam, Squamish, Tsleil-Waututh Nations, commonly known as colonial Vancouver.

Happy New Year y’all, and welcome to the start of another season! We’re starting off our 4th season discussing the dangers of fatphobia and the importance of body inclusivity with our good friend, Jerlyn Brutas. We touch on using the word “fat,” our experiences with body discrimination, the intersectionality of fatphobia, and its presence in the healthcare system. Is it okay to call someone fat? Tune in to hear our thoughts! We hope you enjoy this episode & we’re so excited for what’s in store for season 4.

Take a Weight Implicit Association Test to assess your biases!

Music - Patience by Dyalla

Cover Art - Saki & Newton