Let's talk about SELF CARE! EJ's is obsessed with the show "Kingdom" but since June doesn't have a TV, we end up talking about family, relationships, and taking care of oneself. #selfcare #kingdomtvshow #marriage #workingonyourmarriage #doingthingsyoulove #takingcareofyourself

We are back from our kids' spring break and can podcast again! While we wish we could speak about fun, light-hearted things, there are so many serious issues weighing on our hearts. Today, we speak more about Black Lives Matter, and some more shootings that have happened in the past couple months at the hands of law enforcement. At the end, EJ shar…

The giant elephant in the room - Atlanta 3/16/2021. In discussing the events of the shooting in Atlanta, we had to cover so much ground. Racism in America is a complicated thing that goes in many directions, and this episode proves that to be true.

EJ has a potential stalker, which brings us to the issue of women and their safety. As our conversations often do, we cover a wide range of topics including racism and politics, and somehow end up talking about our upbringing in the Korean community on Guam, mostly in the 80's and 90's. We learn that even though we grew up together in the same comm…

This episode is divided into 2 parts. We start off discussing Lunar New Year - our takes, traditions (or lack of), how our families (both immediate and extended) observe it... Then, we start talking about spirituality, religion, science, psychology! Good stuff! Our podcast ends because of an unexpected (and kind of hilarious) interruption, so liste…

We are BACK!!! It's been about 3 months since we last recorded a podcast due to time difference, child care, and just, life. But we are thrilled to be back with an episode about being Korean-American-Guamanian parents of young children.

It's the Thursday after the election. While it does seem like Joe Biden will win the election, things are still unclear. So, why not record a podcast?! In this episode, not only do we discuss the Presidential election, we discuss Guam politics too - specifically, the election of Guam's Congressman. Have a listen, and if you live on Guam, please vot…

A continuation of our last episode, which was right after the VP debates. We talk about the giant FLY in the room (haha), as well as issues of voter suppression and systemic racism. All themes that have been a big part of this entire election cycle. We look forward to recording more episodes after the 2020 Election!…

Recorded the day after the VP debate, we discuss Trump getting Coronavirus, the state of the pandemic in our country and Guam, and... just, please wear a mask, friends!

Let's talk about cults - specifically, the Trump cult. I don't think any of us have seen a presidency and following quite like the one we are seeing with Trump, whether we love him or hate him. This is a phenomenon like no other, and it's terrifying for some of us. A by-product of this presidency is the very blatant racism that we are seeing displa…

WE ARE BACK, after a brief hiatus, mostly due to EJ's kids being home ALL.THE.TIME. Anyone relate? Anyway, we are happy to be back, and in this episode, we talk about a few things, but a lot of our discussion is about what is happening on our island of Guam, where the COVID-19 virus is currently claiming 1-2 lives per day. Please keep our island in…

Still exploring our identities - This time, we talk in length about Guam and what parts of Guam culture we value. We also end up talking about Korean shoulder-checks. Tune in!

Cultural identity is a complex issue for many people. For us, being raised by Korean immigrant parents on a United States territory in the middle of the Pacific and getting our higher education in the Mainland, has shaped us to who we are today. Join us as we explore our identities and histories.

June tells us his experience as a bystander at the WTO Protests in Seattle in 1999 and we discuss what's happening now in Portland, OR over 20 years later.

June's encounters with SPD - Part 1

This recording is extremely raw. But we are in the middle of a major shift in civil rights and systemic/societal changes with respect to race in America, so raw and unedited might just be the way to go. Have a listen on why our perspective is unique. Why we care about Black Lives. And why we need to keep speaking up on this.…