I Hope They Hear This

I Hope They Hear This

By David DH ShinSociety & Culture
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I Hope They Hear This episodes

  • Ep.112 - I Hope People Who Don’t Think About Finances Hear This (Guest: Mike Sohn)
    Mike Sohn came by to tell us about his journey to becoming financially literate and realizing that life free of debt is possible. Come listen as Mike explains all the things he and his family did to eliminate debt and save enough money to buy a house without a mortgage!
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    1 hr 15 min
  • Ep.111 - I Hope You Hear This Conversation With Jonathan Choi

    Totally random episode with Jonathan Choi because I said “Hey, wanna record a quick podcast episode?” Despite the spontaneity of this episode, we actually talked about a lot of different and interesting things starting with me questioning the purpose/existence of this podcast, talking about our Korean/American hybrid culture and how it will be passed down to our kids, and then somehow ending up getting really good career advice from Jonathan.


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    1 hr
  • Ep.110 - I Hope You Hear About Mental Health and Addiction (Guest: Edward Sun)

    Today’s episode was a very eye opening one for me. Rapper and designer, Edward Sun, opened up to us in a very vulnerable way to talk about his sex addiction and how he learned that it was a result of previous emotional trauma. Then, near the end, we take a bit of time to talk about Edward’s design work that he got to do with Reach Records!


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    1 hr 8 min
  • Ep.108 - I Hope Asian Americans Get Civically Engaged (Guest: Grace Choi)

    Grace Choi is the Director of Policy on Mental Health in the mayor's office of NYC. Grace joins us today to tell us a little bit about her story of how she got into a career in politics, some of the things she does in her current role, and why it is so important for Asian Americans to get more civically engaged and how to do so.


    Asian Mental Health Collective:
    https://www.asianmhc.org/

    Resources on ways to become civically engaged:
    https://www.advancingjustice-atlanta.org/
    https://cpacs.org/
    https://www.apiavote.org/
    https://newgeorgiaproject.org/

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    1 hr 1 min
  • Ep.107 - I Hope The DCEU Execs Hear This Part 2 (Guest: Paul Hong)

    In a full circle moment, I do a part 2 to my very first episode addressing the DCEU (DC Extended Universe) after having watched the Zack Synder Cut of Justice League with guest Paul Hong. We start the podcast talking about the aftermath of the winter storm in Texas. We also talk a little bit about what responsibility this podcast has to keep talking about struggles in the AAPI community. But still, the vast majority of the podcast is on the DCEU.

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    1 hr 26 min
  • Ep.106 - I Hope You Hear James Lee’s Story

    Today my good friend James Gym Lee came by to have a light hearted conversation about his life. He tells us about joining the Marine reserves, making his decision to become a pastor, his life as a seminary student, how the Ravi Zacharias allegations have affected us, and James’ recent revelation of the importance of considering emotions.

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    1 hr 14 min
  • Ep.105 - I Hope We Forgive This Easter Weekend
    As an Asian American Christian, I personally have had a hard time finding a way to forgive, especially the perpetrators of hate crimes against our community. For those of you who are in the same place as I, this episode is simply a call to remember what Christ did for us on the cross this Easter Weekend.
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    18 min
  • Ep.104 - My day of processing the events of March 16th
    Today’s episode is just a look into how I processed the shooting of mostly Asian American women in the metro Atlanta area on March 16th 2021.  #StopAsianHate
    GoFundMe of the sons of Hyun Jung Grant:
    https://gofund.me/6653b648
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    27 min
  • Ep.103 - I Hope We Stop Asian Hate (Guest: Jane Pak)
    Jane Pak (formerly Jane Mo) is a producer at USA Today. With all of the horrific hate crimes committed against our elderly Asian Americans in recent months, we talk about the news media’s coverage of said hate crimes and why diversity and speaking up matters so much. Jane and I discuss our own experiences with microaggressions and racism and we also talk about what we can do to make our Asian American stories heard. #StopAsianHate
    The video Jane mentioned can be found on Facebook at:
    https://www.facebook.com/usatoday/posts/10158131198315667
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    1 hr 4 min

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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.…