In the 9th episode, Jesse sits down with Jason Pang to explore how the youth can continue to support environmental sustainability, advocate in the face of adversity, and tackle the discouragement that comes from ignorance and unsupportive adults.

In the 8th episode, Jesse sits down with George Shaw, a musical composer for film, TV, games, and new media. Some of George's many accomplishments are: having co-written "Ode To Geeks" with Marvel Legend Stan Lee and being the creator of "Star Wars Musical". George has also worked with Geek & Sundry, Wong Fu Productions, and Joey Graceffa's "Escape The Night".

In this episode, Jesse talks to Joey Huang about the benefits of having a positive mindset, focusing on both your physical and mental health, and how to balance work and life.

In the 6th episode, Jesse talks about a recent conversation he had with some of his friends. Along with Connie Lee, the two explore the different types of friendships and how people have different views on friendships.

In the fifth episode, we sit down with Vivian Tan, founder of YOUth of BC, which serves as a platform that assists students to better prepare themselves for post-secondary life. We talk about her experiences building up her non-profit, the lessons she's learned through her numerous public speaking experiences, and what it means to build a personal brand for yourself. 

In the fourth episode, we sit down with Kyle Yeung, a Chinese-Canadian who just recently graduated from high-school. Kyle was involved in the development for the SOGI Program in his school district, and together we sit down to discuss his experiences with being queer in public school, the curriculum involving LGBTQ+ education, and why students should be active in fighting against discrimination, homophobia, and stigma.

In the third episode, we sit down with David Yang He, a 3 times TEDx Speaker and founder of the Global Spotlight, a youth-led initiative that shines a light on impactful stories to empower, educate, and enable youth to take action across the world. We talk about his journey in becoming more involved in his community, public speaking, and the importance of providing exposure to accurate representation for young minorities.

In the second episode, we sit down with Jaeden Dela Torre, a former NDP candidate for Steveston - Richmond East, and the current co-chair for the BC Young New Democrats, to talk about his ups and downs running for political office at the age of 18.

We talk about the importance of encouraging youths to become more politically active and civically engaged, and how we can further push for more accurate representation of minority groups in government. 

Join us as we discuss our experiences as young Asian-Americans!

In the very first episode, I sit down with Jessalyn Chen, a marketing major at UBC Sauder to discuss her journey throughout high-school, the lessons she's learned so far pursuing marketing as a career, and what representation means in the media. 

Join us as we discuss our experiences as young Asian-Americans!