I've Bean Thinking

Welcome to the last episode of season 1 of I've Bean Thinking! Thank you to everyone who listened to us ramble each and every week! In this episode, your favourite hosts play a little game of Never Have I Ever in an attempt to expose each other. 

First jobs, in a mall, you know the classic teenager job tropes. Join Vyllana and Evan as they talk about working in their teens and the many different people they've encountered >.<

We like to joke a lot on this podcast, but we're getting real deep into our Asian-Canadian identities with this episode. Join Vyllana and Evan as they talk about their experiences growing up as second-generation immigrants.

Adulting sometimes means you start to drink a little more. Join Vyllana and Evan as they talk about their first drinking experiences and how it has developed over the years.

Valentine's Day is a day full of love. Or if you're Vyllana and Evan, a day where you try to find love for your best friend and hope it works out just so you can attend a wedding. Join these two single hosts as they talk about their types, past dates, and future weddings.

Just because you graduate from university, doesn't mean it's any easier finding a job. From networking events and interviews to future work plans, Vyllana and Evan dish out their tips, tricks, worries, and maybe... a job isn't all there is to life.

Best friends are the best. Breaking up with them, not so much. Join Vyllana and Evan as they talk about their different friendships growing up and how sometimes, leaving your old besties is just the way it has to go.

If you love morning cartoons and sleeping in on a Saturday, besties Vyllana and Evan can't relate since they went to SCHOOL on Saturday! Listen in as our two lovely hosts talk about what they learned and reminisce on some fun memories.

The first episode of I've Bean Thinking is finally out! Besties Vyllana and Evan talk about the generational differences between finding a job after university now vs. then, the expectations our parents have on us being second gen immigrants, and how we're clearly not fit to be doctors.