Let's talk about how Hitler came to be known and one of the most evil persons in human history and what we can learn from it. Email me any feedback at: [email protected]
I talk with Nurse Nicole about the things that she has to go through at the hospital. Listen to hear the nurses' side of the story! Email any and all feedback to: [email protected]
Korean-Americans often have friction between and disagreements between the first generation of the immigrants that came to the States and their children who got stuck between two distinct cultures. Listen as I talk with guest Pastor John "Namoo" Kim and address several topics toward the first generation Korean-Americans. Email any and all feedback to [email protected]
Do you have boredom scheduled into your life and you don't know what to do about it? Listen to this and be inspired! Send me any and all feedback to my email address at: [email protected]
Quite possibly the most controversial episode to date! I have my second guest on to discuss some hot button issues in politics. If you disagree or agree with anything we talk about, please send us some feedback at [email protected]
Listen as I talk with our very first guest, Jonathan Choi, about our own respective relationships with our wives and all the things we learned about dating along the way. Email any feedback to: [email protected]
Liam Neeson has gotten himself in some controversy after an interview he did. If you have an opinion about the situation I want to talk to you, so please listen! As always, please send any feedback to my email at: [email protected]
30 min
About I Hope They Hear This
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It is a very unique experience to grow up stuck between two cultures. The children of immigrants have to juggle the culture of the society they are in and the culture brought over by their parents.…
The metro Atlanta area is just now witnessing these "second generation" immigrants becoming adults and creating a whole new hybrid culture. I hope you hear our stories and opinions and that it will help us be seen and understood.