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.102 - I Hope People Who’ve Felt Distant From Their Parents Hear This (Guest: Lauren Song)
    A recently reconnected high school friend, Lauren Song, joins us today to talk to us about how she started on her journey to reform her relationship with her father. Take a listen to learn about how her current relationship with her dad affected other relationships in her life and the steps she took to start rebuilding their relationship.
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    1 hr 8 min
  • Ep.101 - I Hope People Who Want To Impact Their Community Hear This (Guest: EJ Lee)

    EJ makes good on his promise to come back so we could talk about some of the topics we couldn’t get to last time. We open with me answering the cliffhanger question from the previous episode with EJ: why was David intimidated by EJ? Then we get into all the different capacities in which EJ impacts communities and he even gives us advice on how to become a community impactor like himself.

    Also, make sure to visit https://www.atlantarunclub.com/milesforchange to learn how to participate in “Miles for Change”

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    1 hr 28 min
  • Ep.100 - I Hope You Hear the Unfiltered David (Host: Blair Kim)

    For this special milestone episode (100! Woohoo!) good friend and fellow podcast host, Blair Kim, of the When I Grow Up podcast came to interview David! Blair asks David some questions about his experience with podcasting and David gives raw and unfiltered responses.

    Thank you for all my amazing guests and the listeners who supported these last 2 years. Episode 100 wouldn’t have happened without you all!

    Also, make sure to listen to the “When I Grow Up” podcast and follow them on Instagram at: www.instagram.com/whenigrowup.podcast/

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    57 min
  • Ep.99 - I Hope Those Who Felt They Had To Compromise Hear This (Guest: EJ Lee)

    EJ Lee is a “recovering” pastor who has stepped out of ministry proper to continue ministering outside of the walls of the church as the Operations Director at Good Places and the Executive Director of Atlanta Run Clubs. Today, EJ talks to us about a time during his pastoral ministry where a disagreement with the first gen leadership really took him to a situation of being stuck between a rock and a hard place. Follow his convictions and what he felt was the right thing to do or face resignation? Listen to find out what happened and how it affected EJ's outlook of the future of first and second gen relations in the KA church.

    Also, make sure to visit https://www.atlantarunclub.com/milesforchange to learn how to participate in “Miles for Change”

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    1 hr 11 min
  • Ep.98 - I Hope The Post-COVID KA Church Hears This (Guest: Pastor David Park)

    Pastor David Park is the pastor at Open Table Community church and is also a photographer/real estate investor/business model coach on the side. Today, Pastor David and I talk about the Korean American church in general and some things that we think could be improved. With most churches holding services virtually, there might be an opportunity to explore and think about some of these things when we shift back into in-person services.

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    1 hr 6 min
  • Ep.97 - I Hope You Hear This Korean Adoptee's Story (Guest: Amanda Assalone)
    Amanda Assalone was born in South Korea, but was adopted into the Assalone family at 3 months and grew up in Tulsa Oklahoma. Amanda works in higher education in research and teaching capacities. During her time in her doctoral program, she began growing an interest in how to advise specifically Asian students and this led to exploring her ethnic roots. Amanda tells us about her personal life story as an adoptee, but also gives us a more macro level view of Korean adoptees in general.
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    1 hr 1 min
  • Ep.96 - I Hope You Hear This Korean Adoptee's Story (Guest: Geoffrey Pranke)
    Geoffrey Pranke was born in South Korea, but was put in an orphanage at 3 months of age. He was adopted by the Pranke family from the US and grew up in a predominately Caucasian populace. Geoffrey tells us his story of growing up as an adoptee, how he came to be interested in exploring his Korean heritage, and how he eventually found and reunited with his birth family. Geoffrey also tells us about some of the challenges of interacting with Korean Americans.
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    1 hr 15 min
  • Ep.95 - I Hope You Hear Brian Kim's Story
    My brother-in-law, Brian Kim, came by to tell us his life story. He walks us through some of the formative experiences he went through as a child to that influenced who he is today, such as watching sports with his dad and grandma, being the eldest brother to two younger sisters, and going through financial hardship that ended up bringing the whole family together. As the COO of his company Brian also gives us a lot of advice on leadership and how to navigate relationships.
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    1 hr 8 min
  • Ep.94 - I Hope You Hear Jung Wook Lee’s Story
    Jung Wook Lee is a KAC (Korean American Coalition) Atlanta board member and a lawyer who started her own firm. She grew up witnessing her parents struggle with and endure the hardships of owning small businesses. Come listen to her story and find out how she ended up becoming a small business owner anyways.
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    1 hr 14 min
  • Ep.93 - I Hope You Hear About Our Podcast Rebrand (Guest: Edward Sun)
    As I mentioned in the 2019 recap episode last year, we have been working on a new logo! Designer Edward Sun and I have spent the past year working together to figure out and create the visual identity of the I Hope They Hear This podcast. Come listen to us describe the process and everything that went behind designing the new look.
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    1 hr 3 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.…