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.

Join us as we talk about anything and everything that comes top of mind. Whether it's on your drive to work or down-time before bed, join us for this light hearted yap session!

Hello HWPodcasters! In this episode, guest May Lee-Yang - known for her multiple theater productions such as Confessions of a Lazy Hmong Woman, Poj Laib Laus, and The Bad Hmong Girl Theater Project - joins us to talk about her journey into comedy, how she uses it to tell stories, and empower others. We also play "Clap Back", a card game co-created by Mayhem Games (founded by May Lee-Yang) and the Funny Asian Women Kollective (FAWK). Make sure to grab yours here: https://www.mayhemgames.net/products/clapback-the-asian-american-edition

Join us as we dive into two Dear Hmong Woman submissions about the dating pool and give our pieces of advice. The first submission asks for our perspective about never having been in a relationship and the second about whether or not ambition should play a role in moving forward in a romantic pursuit. Feel free to leave your comments and opinions below!

Hello HWPodcasters! Grab a cup of coffee or your favorite dessert and sit down with us to learn more about our final host, Douchi Vue. Here's a quick summary: Douchi loves learning - from understanding technical aspects of a project to tapping into her creative artsy side, sharing her experience about her divorce process to help others, and who she got her love of singing from. Join us to learn more about Douchi!

It's a topic that we've addressed before but this submission asked for more advice about dating outside of your culture/ethnicity/race. Join us as we dive into this Dear Hmong Woman submission and give our pieces of advice. If you haven't already submitted or listened to our segment, Dear Hmong Woman - it is meant to be a space where our listeners and viewers can submit their letters or stories to be read and discussed on our page. If you have a story from your journey that you would like to share with the community, please submit your story here: https://forms.gle/TvN6imJqgasZLmjB7.

What happens when relationships within our families of origin go awry? What gets us to a point of needing to place a hard boundary? And how do we go about placing and communicating these boundaries? In the opinions of some of the hosts, sometimes, cutting out a family member is the best route to follow for all parties involved. Join us in this episode as we scratch the surface of navigating difficult family dynamics.

In this episode, we give our thoughts on the pervasiveness of violence in our communities and how we think our communities can begin the process of ending these cycles of violence against women. If you, or someone you know, is in an unsafe , violent relationship and are looking for help to leave - please contact the 24/7 National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233 or texting "start" to 88788.