Is Social Media the source of evil in our society? Why does social media even exist anyways?

What does home mean to you? Could it be more than a button on your old phone? 

Hansen and Seed share a personal conversation with Professor Cameron Johnson from NYU about the meaning of home. 

How do Chinese netizens think of US?

Hansen and Seed react to some news about China from Reddit where the good news doesn't stop coming.

Alternative title: Chinese reaction to the US reaction to China.

Are we all racist? Is it even possible to eradicate people's stereotypes?

In this spicy episode, Hansen and Seed sit down with Matt the white to chat about common stereotypes Americans hold against Chinese people and vice versa. Also find out what Hansen REALLY wants.

Are you a believer? What does it mean to be a good person, etc.? Hansen and Seed sit down (virtually) with Garrett, aka Citizen Sky, and discuss Christianity in the US and in China, religions and spirituality, the problem of evil, and why Seed won't sing English songs.

Check out original music by Citizen Sky:

Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/citizen-sky/1507850843 

When it comes to COVID, the differences in response and in outcome couldn't have been more pronounced between the US and China. Unfortunately, so much of what we see and hear is fueled by the predominant stories and biases about "the other side".

In this episode, Hansen, Seed, and Billy share an open-minded conversation about how the two nations handled this pandemic, and what it can teach us about our commonalities and differences.

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Music by Ari: https://soundcloud.com/arimakemusic

Superposition is a show show where we examine multiple perspectives on each topic.

In this episode, we sit down with our good friend Scott and his wife Rita, who is an American educator. We discuss education systems in the US and China, and how the school systems and family education shaped our world views. With the insights into both systems, we will dive into what might be the future of education in the age of technology and globalization.