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Feb 18, 2021 49 min

Choosing Engineering over Humanities (w/ Barton Lu, Red Pocket Magazine)

from The Uncooked Rice Show Hosted by Jesse Hsieh

Why would anyone willingly subject themselves to years of pain and suffering? In this new episode (after a long hiatus), Barton explains his reasonings. Barton Lu is the founder and editor-in-chief at Red Pocket Magazine, an international literary magazine for youths of the Asian diaspora. Their five key pillars are Culture, Autonomy, Creativity, Diversity, and Empowerment. In this episode, Jesse and Barton talk about why Barton decided to pick engineering even though he has a passion for the humanities, the lessons he's learned from Red Pocket Magazine, as well as what his cultural identity means to him. Follow Barton's journey on Facebook, LinkedIn, or Instagram at @bartonlu_. Check out Red Pocket Magazine at redpocketmagazine.ca. Follow us at @uncookedriceshow and @jessejhsieh! Be sure to subscribe and review our show on your favourite podcasting platform, and please consider sharing our podcast on your social media (tag us so we can see)!

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