Listen in as Douchi shares her experience growing up in the east coast as an only child and Hmong daughter. Join her as she talks about her journey moving to the midwest, getting married, and learning how to advocate for her parents and herself in the midst of navigating cultural barriers. Check out our linktree for more ways to connect with us! https://linktr.ee/thehmongwomenpodcast

In this episode, we explore the unspoken rules that we grew up abiding by and how that has impacted how we view and connect with family and culture. Check out our linktree for more ways to connect with us! https://linktr.ee/thehmongwomenpodcast

In this episode, we explore our history in the kitchen, our relationship with cooking and baking, and how we've come to learn to appreciate the beauty of our cultural roots in FOOD. Check out our linktree for more ways to connect with us! https://linktr.ee/thehmongwomenpodcast

Listen in as Ariel shares tidbits of wisdom when going from employee to entrepreneur! In this episode, you'll learn about who inspired Ariel, lessons learned along the way, and strategies for ensuring YOU are prepared to own your own business. Check out our linktree for more ways to connect with us! https://linktr.ee/thehmongwomenpodcast

From reading to parking to making sure you always celebrate your wins - we share some of our hot takes in this week's episode! You can also listen to full episodes on Spotify, Apple Podcast, Google Podcast, and Amazon Podcast. Check out our linktree for more ways to connect with us! https://linktr.ee/thehmongwomenpodcast

Introducing solo mini-episodes! In this session, Emily talks about what it's like being labelled as the "angry daughter", how that has impacted how she navigates situations, and how she'd working through her anger. You can also listen to full episodes on Spotify, Apple Podcast, Google Podcast, and Amazon Podcast. Check out our linktree for more ways to connect with us! https://linktr.ee/thehmongwomenpodcast

A note to our community: If you’re feeling anxious or on edge, you are not alone. This is a safe space for you. Please take care of yourself and do what is best to ensure you are safe. And in turn, if you are able, create a safe space and be in community with others as well. Before anything else, we are Minnesotans. We live here, work here, have created families here, and built community here. Increased ICE violence and activity has sowed fear, confusion, and tension in our communities. We have made our stance clear and will do so again - no one is illegal on stolen land. PS - we love doing what we do. Most upcoming episodes were filmed in late 2025.This season 3 opener was filmed in November of 2025. Join us, take a break, find a small spark of joy to fill you up with energy to keep fighting the good fight.

You can also listen to full episodes on Spotify, Apple Podcast, Google Podcast, and Amazon Podcast.Check out our linktree for more ways to connect with us! https://linktr.ee/thehmongwomenpodcast#hmong #yapping #horror #community

In our season 2 finale - we address two submissions. The first about celebrating the wins of those we love in our lives while navigating the mental and emotional battle of not comparing our journey to another's. The second submission gives words of encouragement to those looking for the courage to their best life.If you have a story that you would like to share with the community on our Dear Hmong Woman segment, please submit your story here: https://forms.gle/TvN6imJqgasZLmjB7. You can also listen to full episodes on Spotify, Apple Podcast, Google Podcast, and Amazon Podcast.Check out our linktree for more ways to connect with us! https://linktr.ee/thehmongwomenpodcast

In this season closer, we explore mother wounds, father wounds, and how we move forward by addressing the negative behaviors adopted while in survival mode and the journey of learning how to empower ourselves to break free from the cycle.

In the episode, we scratch the surface about working in corporate as a young woman, woman of color, and even as a new professional.