Lunch Break! Podcast

It's a very interesting time as an American and as an Asian American. In this podcast episode, some of us share our experiences and our participation in activism politically, culturally, socially. We offer how, as a front-facing company, an inside look into being more engaged and feeling comfortable to share what we believe in collectively and individually.  

In this episode, we did another one-on-one conversation. This time with Wes and Jenn. They share about their experiences during the pandemic and bond over some shared interest to finding new hobbies. If you want to know more about Wes and Jenn this is a fun episode to get to know them more.

In this episode, we share our personal history with dealing with skin issues and what skincare regimen we do to take better care of our face and skin. For those who want to brighten up and rejuvenate their face, this is the podcast episode for you.

What are your turn-ons? Is it physical? Is it a personality? In this episode, we share some of our turn-ons and what makes people attractive. We invited special guest Joon Lee, creator of "Ahjoonma" and host of "Quarantine and Chill" to share his thoughts on this topic.

In this episode, the cast have a fun little mock debate arguing for and against topics like who should be Phil's best man to why American cartoons are better than Anime...or worse. As you listen, you'll quickly find out we are terrible at selling our arguments. Special Guest: Mike Bow.

This episode we invited this year's HBO APA Visionaries finalists to share their films and their creative process. We always enjoy helping give emerging filmmakers spotlight especially among those in the Asian American community. Be sure to check out their films coming soon to HBO and HBO Max.

This year has been rough for everyone. In this episode, Phil & Benson share experiences of planning their own weddings during a pandemic despite discouraging challenges. Phil & Benson have a one-on-one talk to share some of their not too well-known stories.

What were your favorite childhood snacks growing up? In this fun episode, the cast swapped their own childhood snacks with one another. We brought a sense of new and familiar nostalgia to each other through savories and sweets.  

In this entertaining and hilarious episode, we brought on our good friend and actor/TikToker, Brandon Soo Hoo to enlighten us on the slang, "simp." We also discuss its relations to other millenial and Gen-Z terms such as "nice guy," "sad boy," and "fuccboi."  

Are you okay with guys making less than you? What are you opinions on makeup and the pressure of being "pretty?" In this episode, our WF ladies invite our dear friends, Christine Chen and Regina Fang to help answer your questions about womanhood and societal pressure as a woman.