In this episode, we talk with Ky Eap about his harrowing experience of fleeing the Killing Fields of Cambodia with his family in 1979. Ky’s parents gave up their home and businesses, and the family of eight escaped. They suffered from starvation and were forced to eat whatever they could find, including bugs and insects. In the end, only he and his mother survived. Thanks to a loving family in Seattle, Washington who sponsored them, Ky and his mother came to the U.S. as refugees. Through time, Ky and his mother made it out on their own and moved to Los Angeles, where Ky spent his teenage years. Ky also talks about his adult life and how he raises his sons to appreciate the freedom and conveniences that he didn't have. We hope you enjoy this episode!

In this episode, Robin Davis visits the madhouse again and tells us about life coaching.

In this episode, we talk with Marc Tien, owner of the Fatty Tuna Food Truck, about some of his experiences serving in the Taiwanese military and his introduction to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.

In this episode, Christine Hartman shares with us how her faithful choice to go where God wants her to go leads her to building a happy family in the U.S.

In this episode, Brook Shang shares her experience as a young immigrant moving from Taiwan to Canada, and how she overcomes the language barrier to eventually become a successful real estate consultant in Toronto.

In this episode, we talk with Shravanthi Manohar about her experiences coming to America and some of the cultural differences between people from India and America.

In this episode, we talk with Gabe Rodriguez about his experience immigrating to America from Columbia.

In this episode, Roy's sister Robin visits and tales from their childhood ensue.

Church ball leads to a heart attack? Yup, Brian Oaks is here to tell you all about it.

Allison recounts her experiences with getting Invisalign and braces.  Roy laments his ugly teeth.