We kick off Season 3 with our good friends Ann and Yong who reflect on what they call their 'Crazy' year, a year of navigating health challenges, major life changes, sabbatical and parenthood with the pandemic in the backdrop.

In the companion episode to our Mother’s Day episode and the last episode of season 2, David Kang joins us in the studio! It was a sweet and simple pleasure to hear David’s pure joy and delight in being a dad. We loved the way he expressed his love for his daughter and the sacrifices that come with fatherhood. Enjoy!

In this episode, we interview Albert Wang, a teacher and academic, on his studies of "Humanizing Educators and Teaching". Albert is currently finishing up his Master in Education and will soon be pursuing his PhD. We talk about the theory and application of bringing a humanizing approach to his workplace and everyday classroom setting. 

We're so grateful for the Albert's sharing and his presence! We hope you enjoy the conversation.

In this episode, we interview one of our godmothers, Lily Lee. She has decades of experience as a college professor, social justice advocate, and founder of organizations fighting human trafficking and domestic violence. We talk about her story and what inspired her to start organizations advocating for women and girls around the world.

Sliced Segment: Lor-shing and Gigi eat persimmons while discussing K-culture.

To learn more about Lily’s ministry work you can visit the website at: www.ficfellowship.org

In our second episode of Season 2, we are honored to have our friend, Jess Liao, with us. Jess is someone we've had the pleasure of knowing for a number of years and is a constant inspiration to us in many ways. In fact, our conversation could have covered so many different topics. Yet, here we had the privilege to sit with Jess and reflect back on her journey in the last few years dealing with an unexpected and life-altering diagnosis. In much of our own lives, we have all perhaps experienced periods of grief or can relate to the uncontrollability of our lives. Maybe, we're in one right now. In these moments, there is also a grace that reveals to us what is most important or what we truly need. And even, a glimmer of hope that begins to arise. We're so thankful for Jess in taking us along and giving us a glimpse of what it was like facing these moments of fear, change, and painful growth. We celebrate your bravery and strength!

Jess is a co-founder of a new passion project to celebrate AAPI women creators, follow them at @ourtwotales on Instagram. 

As musicians and singers ourselves, we'd be remiss to not ask you to follow Jess also on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/4XceMNi1UAnWeeYgohKgBQ?si=yDuBMbl4Q0y_QYQ6oUtzdQ&dl_branch=1

She also has a pretty cool collaboration with Tim Be Told ;) : https://open.spotify.com/track/3qRIpgs6p9Q5uSSz2irTtR?si=a6a86d50d8094611