In our most emotional episode yet, we share how the Atlanta mass shooting of March 16, 2021 has affected us personally, as Asian Americans. Our views are not representative of any groups, and you’ll hear us struggle to find the words. But our feelings are raw and real. We invite you to process this tragedy with us. Our hearts go out to the victims. Recorded March 26, 2021.

I revisit Dustin, our very first guest, to discuss whether there are spiritual and moral forces at play in the election of Joe Biden. Is it God's will that America shift leftward? Plus we discuss the dangers of censorship, and why Jesus' teaching about loving your enemies is more relevant than ever. Recorded January 9, 2021.

Hope 2021 is treating you well so far! After taking a break to recharge, John and I are now ready to open Season Two with an episode we recorded on January 6, the day of the Capitol riots. We talk a bit about that, and then talk what permanent changes will come to our lives after COVID.  What changes will come to our society, our culture, our daily habits and customs, our economy, industry, education, and more? Hint: Our lives won’t be the same, otherwise what’s the point of this episode. Enjoy.

Our final episode of Season One. 2021 is coming soon, and never have we been more hopeful for a new year. John and I reveal our resolutions and hopes for 2021. We also reflect on our Thanksgiving and Christmas traditions. Our hearts go out to those who cannot celebrate because of work or loneliness, and to those from other countries who wish to celebrate but lack knowledge of Western culture. We share our tips to make the holidays more festive and to ensure those who feel alone are included this holiday season. Recorded December 19, 2020.

We jump right in! Join John, Tom, and me as we discuss the twists and turns of the 2020 USA presidential election from a conservative-leaning perspective. Is something fishy about the vote count? Exactly what would a Joe Biden presidency look like? We share our gravest concerns, but also admit why we can breathe a sigh of relief. And what does the conservative movement need to do to attract more minorities and young people, who face an uncertain economic future? Recorded November 4, 2020.

Continuing my conversation with Iris on liberalism in 2020 and beyond. Recorded October 28, 2020.

Election Day is around the corner! Today our guest is Iris, who has worked in the mortgage industry for over ten years. She shares how she formed her liberal views, and we talk about what liberalism will look like in 2020 and beyond. Should liberals stick to their positions on issues such as abortion, socialism, healthcare, and the Green New Deal? Or is it time to adapt? I learned two new things from this talk. First, on some issues, we are much closer than we originally thought. And second, I realize that liberals feel the same types of biases that conservatives do, just in different ways. If this talk can show how people of different views can have a civil discussion, then it was all worth it. Recorded October 28, 2020.

Continuing our conversation with Mirak. We move forward to the Nagorno-Karabakh War in the 1980s, also known as the Artsakh Liberation War. We learn the history of Artsakh, which has been settled and shaped by Armenians for centuries. We talk about how this majority-Armenian region voted for independence from Azerbaijan, and how Azerbaijan has retaliated with weapons.  Which brings us to the current conflict. Why now? As Artsakh fights for survival and independence, is Azerbaijan justified in quelling this region? How does Turkish support for Azerbaijan fit in with Recep Erdogan’s broader agenda? Who else is supporting Azerbaijan’s efforts? And why isn’t the world doing more to provide a diplomatic solution? The answers may shock you. Perhaps our friends are not who they say they are. If this talk raises more awareness about what is going on in the Caucasus, then that’s a good start. Recorded October 20, 2020.

Today we talk to Mirak. Originally from Los Angeles, he is the owner of Skewers, an Armenian food truck in Spokane, WA. Since July 2020 war has broken out between the Armenian region of Artsakh and its neighbor Azerbaijan once again. Have you heard yet? I know COVID and the US election have taken over the news. But please listen to this episode. This war can have major implications for America, Russia, and Iran. How did Armenia and Azerbaijan become such bitter rivals? To help understand this, we explore the history of Armenia, and its contributions to the West. (Hint: It’s much more than the Kardashians.) Then I ask Mirak about the Armenian Genocide, in which over one million Armenians were killed by the Ottoman Empire in World War I. How did this happen? Why doesn’t Turkey still recognize the genocide after all these years? And we talk about what Hitler learned from this genocide, and why it’s so crucial for the world to recognize it today. Recorded October 20, 2020.

Continuing my conversation with Tom about Christian dating. In part 2 we give you our number one brainstorming exercise to help you find more matches. We discuss online dating, what it means to be yourself, the challenges of interracial dating, where to take a first date, ghosting, and more. Recorded October 17, 2020.