Lets Talk Asian

To celebrate Valentine's Day this year, Cat and I watched popular Netflix film To All the Boys Always and Forever and reviewed it. MAJOR SPOILER ALERTS in this episode! We talk about what it's like to be the main characters in our heads, moving to New York City for the first time, dating as 30 year old women (yes, the parents want grandchildren) and how we don't want the only way to meet someone to be on an app. Cat tells me about how her parents gave her *the talk* in college and how stressful that was. Happy Valentine's Day! 

Kush is a very experienced traveler and foodie. We recounted happier times (when we used to travel, pre-coronavirus) and reviewed numerous Flushing, Queens eats. We also ate Spot dessert bar brownie and Diana has durian for the first time in her life. We had a chill time. Are we doing ASMR right? Ha!

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It's Lunar New Year! My sister joins me to talk about how we celebrate the holiday as a Korean American family. Now that she has a baby who is half Chinese and half Korean, she talks about how she celebrates the holiday to honor two cultures. She describes what it is like to be a new mom (hint: no sleep, very little time for self-care) and gives her sage advice for future parents. 

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PS: Um.. Sorry for the background noise.. I'm a noob getting used to recording and editing.

Andrew Cheng of @chengu.sweets joins me to talk about his story. He got laid off during coronavirus from his academic research role and decided to pursue his passion - baking. Andrew is not your typical baker - he's super methodical, precise and creative - and it shows in his creations. 

Follow Andrew @chengu.sweets or check out his menu at https://www.chengusweets.com/ and follow me @letstalkasian!

PS: Um.. Sorry for the background noise.. I'm a noob getting used to recording and editing.