(WATCH ON YOUTUBE): The Yeochins reunite after their summer break, sharing personal highs, lows, and the evolving dynamics of their friendship over the past year.

(WATCH ON YOUTUBE): Sometime kids - or parents - say the darndest things, don’t they? Ellen and Jane weigh in on a listener’s question about her mom’s joke she fears didn’t quite land with her friends.

(WATCH ON YOUTUBE): Ellen and Jane respond to a podcast listener who candidly shares her struggle to find acceptance from her Korean family after coming out as a trans woman.

(WATCH ON YOUTUBE): Ellen and Jane discuss the challenges of managing kids’ summertime screen time and the dilemma of when to introduce phones and how to enforce digital boundaries.

(WATCH ON YOUTUBE): Dr. Nellie Tran, Professor of Counseling & School Psychology at San Diego State University, joins Ellen and Jane in this episode as they talk about their individual and shared experiences as Asian American women. Dr. Nellie talks about her academic journey and research on microaggressions and offers a way to reframe “imposter syndrome” into a more empowering approach.  

Dr. Nellie has a proposal to be a speaker at SXSW 2025. You can watch and vote for her proposal HERE until Sunday, Aug. 18.

(WATCH ON YOUTUBE): Ellen and Jane delve into the fascinating competitive nature of status signaling in Korea, from flexing luxury goods to lavish wedding celebrations.

(WATCH ON YOUTUBE): In this episode recorded a few months ago, Ellen and Jane air grievances of new ailments they’re experiencing in their mid-life, while embracing the wisdom and expanded perspectives as silver linings. | Reply Yeochin Ep. 50


(WATCH ON YOUTUBE): The yeochins take a deep dive into "Dancing for the Devil: The 7M TikTok Cult” on Netflix as they discuss the unsettling reality of cults, influencer culture, and the unsettling details the documentary reveals. | Reply Yeochin Ep. 49

(WATCH ON YOUTUBE): Jane recounts the poignant moments her family shared in California before her grandpa’s passing. The yeochins explore the themes of grief, family ties, and finding closure.

(WATCH ON YOUTUBE): Jane and Ellen have a candid conversation with their friend Sara Upshaw, owner of OHSUN Banchan Deli and Cafe about the difficulties Pioneer Square business owners are facing amid ongoing construction this summer. Sara shares her frustrations with the lack of support and clear communications from local leaders and her determination to advocate for fellow business owners in the community. | Reply Yeochin Ep. 47

You can support OHSUN and fellow Pioneer Square businesses by contacting Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell and City Council. Ask them what specific actions they are taking to ensure that small businesses survive the Pioneer Square construction and solutions they are offering.
Contact links:

Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell
District 1 Rep. Rob Saka 

Council President Sara Nelson