Jason and Kevin discuss Netflix's new Blackpink documentary and what it's been like as longtime fans of Kpop to see the new Hallyu wave take over Gen Z, including the dark industry secrets they don't want you to know about.

When East meets East, we can only get stronger!! We speak with our good friend Maya Shin and find out about her childhood growing up in Siberia as a fourth-generation born Russian Korean, what she has learned about racism during adulthood in Prague, and what secret Asian recipes her Russian-Korean parents cook at home. 

Отлично!

Jason and Kevin catch up over Jason's recent move to Dessau, Germany to study, reflections on the student life, and most importantly, whether or not he could find any Chinese food nearby. 

Kevin and Jason discuss Jason's brush with Tik Tok fame and how growing up might have been different if they had an app such as this at their disposal. Also...conspiracy theories! 

We speak with prominent Vietnamese Czech writer and blogger Do Thu Trang about growing up on the outskirts of the Czech Republic, navigating knedliky and pho bo, and what the future holds for multiculturalism in Central Eastern Europe. 

Read her blog on asijatka.cz.

Jason turns the mic on Kevin for an insight into what it was like growing up on the east coast of Australia before moving to Central Eastern Europe. 

We speak with Austrian-Chinese digital artist and photographer Hongwei Tang about his experience growing up in the Austrian countryside and wondering why the locals would stop at his dad's restaurant for wiener schnitzel und bier. 

Kevin and Jason discuss their quarantine experience and whether they dare to wear their face masks in public or not. 

Welcome to rice privilege with Kevin Loo and Jason Nam.