Houseplants are good for your health, and not just for their visual beauty...but why? Whether it be an aloe plant on your work desk to a hanging spider plant gracing a corner of your home, plants increase levels of positivity! Tune into this week's solo episode as Missie talks about her green thumb origin story and her up-to-date houseplant collection!

K-pop is everywhere these days, but what exactly is it? In this solo episode, Hana dissects the history and rise of this global phenomenon — taking a deeper dive into the biggest K-pop group ever, BTS.

Kim Kardashian enraged the Japanese community by naming her new shapewear line, "Kimono." Learn more about the controversy, and why Kimonos are so important to Japanese culture.

Missie interviews artist Arthur Braud in this solo episode.

Arthur's social media: 

Personal IG: @itsme.artyb

Art IG: @artybraud

Photography IG: @artybphotography

Welcome to Season 3 of Rootin' & Gaijin! In this recap episode, we share some life updates and chat about our favorite moments of Season 2. Plus, lookout for a special announcement at the end!

What’s the deal with Asians dying their hair? In our latest, we chat about the first time we dyed our hair (cringey box dye involved!), why we did it and what influenced us to go blonde — even if our parents weren’t totally ok with it.

The South Korean skincare routine has taken over the Western beauty industry in recent years — 10-steps of product at a time. In this solo episode, self-proclaimed skincare expert Hana walks through her skin journey, what the 10-step skincare routine is actually like, and how it transformed her lifestyle.

Hear our take on the new Netflix romantic comedy "Always Be My Maybe." In this movie review, we discuss our opinion(s) of how the film captured aspects of the Asian-American culture and overall outlined the unique Asian-American experience.

To start the new season off, we recap Season 1, how 'Rootin & Gaijin' came to be, and what to look forward for the rest of Season 2. Stay tuned!

Our first season is ever, but not without a bonus episode! Hear some of the spookiest Japanese superstitions Hana and Missie grew up with.