EPISODE · Apr 3, 2026 · 1H
Episode 285: Chinese Heritage, Changing Values, and What Gets Passed Down
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In this episode, Tim asks Nathan a personal question: does he feel any sadness about how little of his Chinese culture might be passed down to his kids? What follows is a thoughtful conversation about Nathan’s upbringing, how his family’s values evolved over time, and what it means to carry cultural identity across generations.
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