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The Klassics! This episode, we talk about the best of the best Korean movies. From action to romcoms, we list some of our favorite Korean movies. Listen in and see how many you've watched off our list!

This episode we talk about the increase in violence against asians, forgotten Asian American history, the Model Minority Myth, and racism. #stopasianhate #stopwhitesupremacy #stopracism

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The Asian American Legal Defense and Education Fund, aaldef.org AAPI Community Fund https://www.gofundme.com/f/support-aapi-community-fund Asian Americans Advancing Justice https://www.advancingjustice-aajc.org/

Welcome back! This week we discuss the movie I CARE A LOT and the stigma of the "crazy girlfriend." We dive into the lesser-discussed "crazy boyfriend," or just crazies in general — from K-Rage to simps. Listen in as we talk about our personal experiences with people unhinged. 

This week we talk about the HBO Max documentary 'There Is No I in Threesome' Directed by Jan Oliver Lucks and our thoughts on open relationships, friends with benefits, and long distance relationships!

#FreeBritney 

This week we discuss the much-talked about documentary Framing Britney Spears, her similarities to Princess Diana and her relationship with paparazzi, her family and Justin. 

Happy Valentines day!

In this episode we talk about mind, body, and shaving heads!

Hey ya'll. This week we answer another question off the NYT list and talk about the idea of practice. Does practice make perfect? We talk about our bad breath (control), freezing on stage, and much more. 

In this episode we get to know each other with some rapid fire questions. Learn about our likes, dislikes, and what the internet says are our love languages.

This episode we discuss the film Never Rarely Sometimes Always written and directed by Eliza Hittman, now streaming on HBO MAX. Listen in as we chat about what we loved about this film and reminisce about growing up and all the emotions that come along with adolescence. 

Another failure for the books! Listen in this week as we discuss the very short lived Hinge account, paranoia, and our thoughts on gender norms and bias.