Model Mythology Podcast

Ed and Aidan close the show, and announce this season’s secret 10th episode, available on our patreon. We interview each other, reflect on what we’ve learned this season, and Aidan tries to guess which of Ed’s many fake symbols are actually genuine.

Karel Chan (@kcknittingco), therapist, knitwear designer, and on a lifelong spiritual journey, now living in Portland, OR. We discuss her symbol, mala prayer beads.

Aaron Arya (@aaron_arya_comedy), stand up comedian, World Series poker player, makes his own luck. We discuss the overlap between comedy and poker, and his symbol, a custom card protector.

Matt Rivera (@ramborivera), LA based actor, writer, and mental health advocate. Publicist and creator of Hello Drama PR, and foodie founder of NetoKeto Foods. We discuss his symbol, a Luna from Sailor Moon airpod case.

Brigitte May (@brigitea), improviser with Fistful of Kicks, and writes apolitical satire at The Beaverton. We discuss her symbol, her sticker-clad water bottle, and learn that regardless of the metric, she’ll rate Aidan as a 6/10.

Kaila Yu (@kailayu) is a food and travel writer, former lead singer of all-female Asian rock group Nylon Pink, and watched Han drive fast on the set of Fast & Furious: Tokyo Drift. We discuss her symbol, a stiletto.

Dr. Janelle Wharry (@jjuneknits), PhD in Nuclear Engineering & Radiological Sciences, and associate professor of Materials Engineering at Purdue University. We discuss her symbol, an old Japanese-American newspaper from where she grew up in Hawaii.

Charlie Wu, managing director of the Asian-Canadian Special Events Association, organizer of TaiwanFest and LunarFest, and general manager of The Society of We Are Canadians Too. We discuss his symbol, his iPhone.

Coko Galore (@cokogalore), actor, comedian, curator, and improv genius behind the Asian and Funny festival. We discuss her symbol, her Coco Chanel purse.

Sarah Suk (@sarahaelisuk), author of Made in Korea, old-timey photographer, and dessert food aficionado. We discuss her symbol, a small white film camera.