<p>Dr. Pang Foua and Dr. Alyssa Kaying talk about their reasons for this podcast and explore further the truth telling and safe spaces between kindred spirits. They share a bit about their journey as a first generation Hmong college student in the 80's, especially as a Hmong daughter.</p>

Dr. Pang Foua and Dr. Alyssa Kaying talk about their reasons for this podcast and explore further the truth telling and safe spaces between kindred spirits. They share a bit about their journey as a first generation Hmong college student in the 80's, especially as a Hmong daughter.

Season 1 Ep 1: Why is it important to have kindred spaces as Hmong-Americans?

<p>&nbsp;Join us, two Hmong sisters, mental health professionals, and kindred spirits, as we dive into deep conversations about life as Hmong-Americans. Tune in to our podcast to laugh, cry, and be vulnerable with us. Whether you're looking for insight, connection, or just a space to feel seen, we're here to share our journey and hear yours. Come connect with us and be part of our story.&nbsp;</p>

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 Join us, two Hmong sisters, mental health professionals, and kindred spirits, as we dive into deep conversations about life as Hmong-Americans. Tune in to our podcast to laugh, cry, and be vulnerable with us. Whether you're looking for insight, connection, or just a space to feel seen, we're here to share our journey and hear yours. Come connect with us and be part of our story. 

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Season 1 Ep 1: Why is it important to have kindred spaces as Hmong-Americans?

Season 1 Ep 1: Why is it important to have kindred spaces as Hmong-Americans?