At some point we were taught that thinking / saying / doing what you want somehow means you're "bad" - Declaring "I want" means you're selfish, disobedient, ungrateful.  But do we really prefer a generation of robots? What do you do when your whole life has been planned out and now you’re on your own? How do we learn to break free and discover what WE want in OUR lives? Find out with our youngest guest yet - Katherine! <a href='http://www.getrawpodcast.org'>www.getRAWpodcast.org</a>

At some point we were taught that thinking / saying / doing what you want somehow means you're "bad" - Declaring "I want" means you're selfish, disobedient, ungrateful. But do we really prefer a generation of robots? What do you do when your whole life has been planned out and now you’re on your own? How do we learn to break free and discover what WE want in OUR lives? Find out with our youngest guest yet - Katherine! www.getRAWpodcast.org

At some point we were taught that thinking / saying / doing what you want somehow means you're "bad" - Declaring "I want" means you're selfish, disobedient, ungrateful.&nbsp; But do we really prefer a generation of robots? What do you do when your whole life has been planned out and now you’re on your own? How do we learn to break free and discover what WE want in OUR lives? Find out with our youngest guest yet - Katherine! <a href="http://www.getrawpodcast.org" rel="noopener noreferrer">www.getRAWpodcast.org</a>&nbsp;

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After 30+ years of being an Asian woman, Stephanie Chen grew tired of feeling underrepresented, unheard, and misunderstood. "There must be other women out there feeling this way," she mused. "I wish I could hear their stories. Let's make a podcast!" Ok, so maybe it wasn't that simple. Maybe it was an idea developed over years, from hundreds of conversations, with dozens of amazing women, all who felt a little lost, a little defiant, and more than a little silenced. Here are their stories.

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After 30+ years of being an Asian woman, Stephanie Chen grew tired of feeling underrepresented, unheard, and misunderstood. "There must be other women out there feeling this way," she mused. "I wish I could hear their stories. Let's make a podcast!" Ok, so maybe it wasn't that simple. Maybe it was an idea developed over years, from hundreds of conversations, with dozens of amazing women, all who felt a little lost, a little defiant, and more than a little silenced. Here are their stories.

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