Cece, Kilo, and Nelle reflect on the legacy of Ruth Bader Ginsburg and how her passing will affect the future of the US, discuss their thoughts on an AITA Reddit post about a partner's responsibility during the birthing process, and emphasize the importance of representation in light of Zendaya's recent Emmy win and more!

Cece's Segment on RBG: 00:00:13-00:26:25. Kilo's segment on birthing: 00:26:25-00:50:20. Nelle's segment on Zendaya: 00:50:20-01:01:05. Hot takes: 1:01:05-01:22:24.

Nelle, Kilo, and Cece give their takes on Jessica Krug falsely identifying as a Black woman while working as an African American Studies professor, whether it is acceptable as a parent to compromise their children’s values in the name of discipline, if COVID testing is necessary when meeting a date, and more hot topics! 

Cece Segment: Professor lies about ethnicity in a POC department (0:13-40:00). Kilo Segment: Is it appropriate to compromise a child's values in the name of a lesson? (40:00-1:04:00) Nelle Segment: Is it necessary to request the people you date a COVID negative result befpre pursuing further? (1:04:00-1:28:20), Hot Takes Segment (1:28:25-End).

Join Cece, Kilo, and Nelle for their conversation on the inmate firefighter shortages due to COVID-19, discussing finances in a relationship, and the potential stigma around non-monogamous dating on Subtle Asian Dating.

Nelle, Cece, and Kilo share their thoughts on Trump’s efforts to ban Tiktok, influencer parties in the midst of the pandemic, being courteous to waitstaff, and more hot topics!

Join Cece, Kilo, and Nelle for their discussion of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s speech and what it means as women to advocate for themselves, the social dynamics of dating, and more!

Nelle, Kilo, and Cece discuss the recent ICE rule on international students, whether a mother is obligated to cook specific meals for each of her children, and the ethics around medicine pricing in relation to the development of Remdesivir to treat COVID-19 and more!

Nelle, Kilo, and Cece talk about the national mask debate, relationship red flags from an AITA Reddit thread, the recent YouTube controversy and our thoughts on “cancel culture”.

In light of the current protests to demand justice for Black lives, it is important for us as hosts to have a candid, meaningful conversation about the Black Lives Matter movement. We discuss how our awareness of BLM has changed over time, social media response and performative activism, the commodification of social movements by corporations, and what effective allyship to the Black community looks like for us as Asian Americans. We are continuing to educate ourselves and think of ways we can work to dismantle anti-blackness in the many facets of our lives. We hope this episode inspires even a few listeners to have those sometimes uncomfortable, but necessary conversations about race.