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A podcast talk show about the Asian American experiences on mental health, personal development, acceptance, and growth.As an Asian American guy, who have gone through life being partially blind, living with glaucoma, autism, and mental health traumas from my upbringings, there were a lot of struggles and hardships along the way in this journey called "Life." Come join and follow me, Dennis Tran as your host on my journey through life as I shared my knowledge and lesson learned of how I am able to navigate life and continue to grow despite the circumstances and hands I've been dealt with. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/asianlifing/support
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01/17/2021 20:09:19
Dennis Tran
health
Release Date: 6/3/2022
Duration: 56 Mins
Description: Welcome back to Asian Lifing! Can't believe we have finally reached the Season 3 Finale, 27 episodes later! What a journey it has been! This is the final part of the 3 episodes season finale featuring Kim Chua (@kimchva), who you have previously known from Ep.21 The Uncanny Reunion, Ep.25 Our High School Years, Ep.26 College Lifing as Anteaters, and the designer of this podcast. In this episode, Kim and Dennis will picked things up from where they left off, as they ventured into the post-grad world. Find out what they discovered and learned along the way of their respective post-grad journey as they reminisced back to life in their early to late 20s. Come join us as we wrapped up AANHPI Heritage Month with this fun episode as we reflect back on our respective post-grad journey, the things we did, the jobs we took, and the things we learned along the way that shaped us into who we are today and what we do now. Stay tuned to the very end for a special announcement regarding the future of this podcast, so hope you are excited as we are. Please remember to rate, review, follow, and subscribe on apple podcast, iTunes, and on all the podcast platforms out there, and feel free to reach out to me with feedback, questions, or if interested in being a guest! :) Contact Kim: Instagram: @kimchva Contact Dennis: Email: dennistran18@gmail.com Instagram: @denvtran Support & follow this podcast: Asian Lifing: Instagram: @asianlifing upport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/asianlifing/support --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/asianlifing/support
Is Closed Captioned: No
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Release Date: 5/27/2022
Duration: 70 Mins
Description: Welcome back to Asian Lifing!! We are now down to last 2 episodes of this season, what a journey it has been. This is part 2 of the 3 episodes season finale featuring Kim Chua (@kimchva), who you have previously known from Ep.21 The Uncanny Reunion, Ep.25 Our High School Years, and the designer of this podcast. Did you know Kim and Dennis also went to the same university? If you don't, now you do. Kim and Dennis will continue to walk down memory lane together, only this time for this episode, they are now revisiting their times at UC Irvine together despite not crossing paths. Come join and celebrate AANHPI Heritage Month with us in this fun episode as we reflect back on our experiences as undergraduates from UC Irvine, where we both transitioned from the minority to majority as Asian Americans, and how these experiences as anteaters shaped and influenced us, our careers, and where we are now in life. It's always interesting to see how far we have come just looking back, the things we discovered along the way, and how things have unfolded. Please remember to rate, review, follow, and subscribe on apple podcast, iTunes, and on all the podcast platforms out there, and feel free to reach out to me with feedback, questions, or if interested in being a guest! :) Contact Kim: Instagram: @kimchva Contact Dennis: Email: dennistran18@gmail.com Instagram: @denvtran Support & follow this podcast: Asian Lifing: Instagram: @asianlifing Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/asianlifing/support --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/asianlifing/support
Is Closed Captioned: No
Explicit: No
Release Date: 5/5/2022
Duration: 75 Mins
Description: Welcome back to another episode of Asian Lifing! We are just 3 episodes away from the season finale. Kicking off and celebrating AAPI Heritage Month, I'm excited to have back on this podcast, Kim Chua (@kimchva), aka the amazing friend, designer, collaborator, and partner in advocacy, who you all have got to know in Episode 21: The Uncanny Reunion. To wrap up this season, Kim and Dennis will walk down memory lane together in this 3 episodes season finale! Starting off with this high school episode, where Kim and Dennis first met. So much have changed in the last decade, since we both were in high school and even sat in a classroom. Both of our own journeys have been quite an interesting ride ever since. Come join us in this episode as we reflect back on our experiences growing up Asian American in a low income community and school system, where we both identified as the minority, and how these experiences shaped and influenced us into who we are today. As we take this moment to reminisced and look back on our years in high school together, there's so much that we still don't know and are still learning as we go. Please remember to rate, review, follow, and subscribe on apple podcast, iTunes, and on all the podcast platforms out there, and feel free to reach out to me with feedback, questions, or if interested in being a guest! :) Contact Kim: Instagram: @kimchva Contact Dennis: Email: dennistran18@gmail.com Instagram: @denvtran Support & follow this podcast: Asian Lifing: Instagram: @asianlifing Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/asianlifing/support --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/asianlifing/support
Is Closed Captioned: No
Explicit: No
Release Date: 4/20/2022
Duration: 74 Mins
Description: Welcome back to another episode of Asian Lifing! For many Asian American growing up, disability was something that was always shamed or judged upon. There were many stigma around this. In addition, media and representations have not been authentically portraying disability representations and as result, we never had much of a role model or influenced to look up to. We did not have resources or awareness of the disability network or community out there or were exposed to them because it was never really talked about. Even if our parents knew, they wouldn’t understand or would opt to not address it due to the fear, shame, and guilt influenced by the cultural upbringing they grew up with. Since then, times had changed and opportunities to address our cultural upbringing and embracing who we are and our uniqueness became more available. It is up to us to redefine this narrative and share our story to empower and uplift one another. I'm excited to have my awesome boss and friend, the Entertainment Outreach Program Manager at RespectAbility, Vanni Le (@vanni.pack) joining me on this episode as we discussed neurodiversity, our respective late diagnosis with autism (Dennis) and adhd (Vanni) and how our upbringing affected us, disability representations, and our advocacy work at RespectAbility. Come join us in this fun and engaging conversations about disability and our experiences as Asian Americans! Please remember to rate, review, follow, and subscribe on apple podcast, iTunes, and on all the podcast platforms out there, and feel free to reach out to me with feedback, questions, or if interested in being a guest! :) Contact Vanni: Instagram: @vanni.pack RespectAbility: @respecttheability https://www.respectability.org/ Contact Dennis: Email: dennistran18@gmail.com Instagram: @denvtran Asian Lifing -Instagram: @asianlifing Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/asianlifing/support --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/asianlifing/support
Is Closed Captioned: No
Explicit: No
Release Date: 4/6/2022
Duration: 50 Mins
Description: Welcome back to another episode of Asian Lifing! When it comes to one's identity and belonging, it is a topics that hits close to home for many Asian American, marginalized groups, or vulnerable and at risk communities. The common questions among people within a community, group settings, school, or institutions, are how do I fit in, connect with others, or just the feeling of being out of place and questioning yourself if I really belong here or with this group or crowd, or even environment. It can definitely get lonely and confusing, when you feel different from the rest. Joining me on today's episode is my good friend and volunteer bud, Chris Nguyen (@trungeats), as we dive deep into this issue and how we navigate through various communities and groups as we understand ourselves and our identities. Come join us as we share our experiences and stories to how we navigated and found our sense of identity and belonging within the community and groups as Asian Americans. Please remember to rate, review, follow, and subscribe on apple podcast, iTunes, and on all the podcast platforms out there, and feel free to reach out to me with feedback, questions, or if interested in being a guest! :) Contact Chris: Instagram: @trungeats Contact Dennis: Email: dennistran18@gmail.com Instagram: @denvtran Asian Lifing -Instagram: @asianlifing Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/asianlifing/support --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/asianlifing/support
Is Closed Captioned: No
Explicit: No
Release Date: 3/23/2022
Duration: 96 Mins
Description: Welcome back to another episode of Asian Lifing! With so much going on in the world and the ongoing pandemic, with the changes happening, mental health has never been more important as it can definitely be a lonely time for a lot of people as they faced many transitions and changes whether it’s in personal life or career. While there are many rapid movements and progression in our society in this unprecedented time, we can get caught up and neglect ourselves. In this episode, I'll be discussing mental health from the perspectives of Asian American Men, the trauma, and why it matters with my good friend Vincent Ngo (@vincentngooo). As men, we are socially and culturally constructed to be strong and not express emotion, and oftentimes, being vulnerable is seen as weak, but at the end of the day all we want is to be seen, heard, understood, and connected as humans. Come join us in this episode, as we talk about mental health and get into our man feelings as Asian American guys. Please remember to rate, review, follow, and subscribe on apple podcast, iTunes, and on all the podcast platforms out there, and feel free to reach out to me with feedback, questions, or if interested in being a guest! :) Contact Vincent: Instagram: @vincentngooo Contact Dennis: Email: dennistran18@gmail.com Instagram: @denvtran Asian Lifing-Instagram: @asianlifing Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/asianlifing/support --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/asianlifing/support
Is Closed Captioned: No
Explicit: No
Release Date: 3/10/2022
Duration: 57 Mins
Description: Welcome back to Asian Lifing! Season 3 is Now Live! What a year 2021 has been? It’s definitely been a wild year of uncertainties, changes, and surprises that was filled with alot of personal development, growth both personally and professionally, and healing that I never could even imagine or dream of. Can't believe it's now been a little over a year, since I first began this journey and put this podcast out into the world, sharing my story as a disabled Asian American Guy being partially blind living with glaucoma, autism, and family mental health traumas! Happy Anniversary to Asian Lifing and special shout and thanks to the amazing big sis and life coach Christine Chen (@xoxochristinechen) as always for the ongoing love, support, and inspiration to get me to start this in the very first place and its been life changing ever since. But that's not all, because of this very podcast, I'm able to celebrate another anniversary, joining me on this episode to celebrate this milestone is my amazing friend, designer, partner in advocacy, and collaborator, Kim Chua (@kimchva), who I have the uncanny reunion with after 9 long years. Cheers!! Come join us in this flip the host episode, as Kim help me reflect back on this past year together, the growth and development that came out of it, my own personal journey, and looking ahead to the future of this podcast and beyond! Please remember to rate, review, follow, and subscribe on apple podcast, iTunes, and on all the podcast platforms out there, and feel free to reach out to me with feedback, questions, or if interested in being a guest! :) Contact Dennis: Email: dennistran18@gmail.com Instagram: @denvtran Asian Lifing: Instagram: @asianlifing Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/asianlifing/support Organizations to Support, that we work and collab with: Respectability: https://www.respectability.org/ Instagram: @respecttheability The Asian Americans with Disabilities Initiative (AADI): https://www.aadinitiative.org/ Instagram: @aadinitiative Asians and Pacifics Islander Disability of California (APIDC): https://apidisabilities.org/ Instagram: @apidc Disability Rights of California: https://www.disabilityrightsca.org/ Instagram: @disabilityrightsca Inclusion Films: https://www.inclusionfilms.com/ Instagram: @inclusionfilms Union of Pan Asian Communities: https://www.upacsd.com/ Instagram: @upac_sd Create Purpose: https://www.createpurpose.org/ Instagram: @createpurpose --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/asianlifing/support
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Release Date: 9/29/2021
Duration: 20 Mins
Description: Welcome back to another episode of Asian Lifing and the season 2 finale! Can't believe we have reached the finale for season 2 and 20 episodes later, what a journey it has been full of learning, growing, and evolving this past year. Its also almost been a year since I first began this podcast journey and documenting my life and experiences navigating life with mental health traumas and disabilities as an Asian American guy. There were so many changes and uncomfortable moments through this process and navigating life that contributed to my evolution and personal growth that I am proud of. There were many lessons I have learned through life and am still going through this process of adapting and constantly learning and evolving as I go. Life is challenging, but with the right approach and mindset, I believe we all can get to a place where we can all thrive! As we all go through life with each of our own personal journeys, we can often get lost and confused about who we are and what we are meant to do that clouded our judgment and existence on earth, whether it is due to our circumstances, disabilities, opinions of others, our parents, what society have framed us to believe, or what success may even look like. All of this can be overwhelming and we are left navigating life with negative thinking patterns, comparison, forcing things, and rushing the process, and not letting things unfold naturally. These factors should not dictate who we are or the life that we want to live. We are the protagonist of our own lives and we need to remember that. Come join me on this episode as I guide you through tools and tips that have helped me stay grounded and be my own protagonist on this journey in my life and how you can do the same by taking back control of it and live your best life starting now, as the protagonist of your own story! Please remember to rate, review, follow, and subscribe on apple podcast, iTunes, and on all the podcast platforms out there, and feel free to reach out to me with feedback, questions, or if interested in being a guest! :) Contact Dennis: Email: dennistran18@gmail.com Instagram: @denvtran Asian Lifing-Instagram: @asianlifing Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/asianlifing/support --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/asianlifing/support
Is Closed Captioned: No
Explicit: No
Release Date: 9/15/2021
Duration: 54 Mins
Description: Welcome back to another episode of Asian Lifing! It's already Episode 19, which means we are just one episode away from the season 2 finale! It's been quite the journey thus far and has definitely put me out of my comfort zone, interviewing guests and talking about a variety of topics. The finale will end with just me as I connect and share deeper personal topics and experiences with you all, stay tuned! When it comes to dating, relationships, and sex within the Asian American Community, it’s often quite a blur, and hardly anyone ever talks about them or where or how to go about it. Though in recent times there have been various podcasts and Facebook groups that have touch upon these concepts. I believe that it’s always good to normalize these conversations and help each other be more connected, as everyone at some point in their lifetime experienced if they choose to go through this process. With that, I’m excited to bring on another special guest and good friend of mine Nathan Goh (@gohingthedistance) who will be sharing his experiences and perspective on dating, relationships, and sex from a guy's point of view, his imperfect growth in this journey to find love and everything he has learned up to this point! Come join us in this episode, as we discuss dating, relationships, and sex from the guy's point of view as Asian American guys. Please remember to rate, review, follow, and subscribe on apple podcast, iTunes, and on all the podcast platforms out there, and feel free to reach out to me with feedback, questions, or if interested in being a guest! :) Contact Nathan Goh: Instagram: @gohingthedistance Contact Dennis: Email: dennistran18@gmail.com Instagram: @denvtran Asian Lifing-Instagram: @asianlifing Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/asianlifing/support --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/asianlifing/support
Is Closed Captioned: No
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Release Date: 9/1/2021
Duration: 21 Mins
Description: Welcome back to another episode of Asian Lifing! Can't believe it's already episode 18 and we are only just 3 episodes away from the season 2 finale, what a journey it has been! Ending it with episode 20! Have you ever felt lost or uncertain with your life or don’t know if you're on the right track or pursuing the right career? Sometimes, you can get caught up in your thoughts and feelings that keep you from moving forward or taking that leap of faith. For today’s episode, I have had the pleasure to catch up with my childhood friend, Thao Ta (@thaolamta) of 28 years, yes we have known each other, since birth and have gone through the same school system from pre-school thru college. We only went our separate ways, when it comes to our career and life purpose. Come join us on today's episode as we reminisced on the good old days and the memories we shared together, as she discussed her journey of how she was able to find & pursued her life purpose as an Asian American TV News Reporter and the challenges she had to overcome! Please remember to rate, review, follow, and subscribe on apple podcast, iTunes, and on all the podcast platforms out there, and feel free to reach out to me with feedback, questions, or if interested in being a guest! :) Contact Thao Ta: Instagram: @thaolamta Twitter/Facebook: @ThaoTaTV Youtube: https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCGQDdPI_3z_Onc9fslTJlPg/ Contact Dennis: Email: dennistran18@gmail.com Instagram: @denvtran Asian Lifing-Instagram: @asianlifing Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/asianlifing/support --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/asianlifing/support
Is Closed Captioned: No
Explicit: No
Release Date: 8/18/2021
Duration: 36 Mins
Description: Welcome back to Asian Lifing and the 4th & final episode of this mini-series capturing the reconnection with my cousin Sarina Herman (@rinabherman) after a decade of not speaking or seeing each other. Can't believe it is the last one, what a journey it has been and I can't believe how far I have come to get to this point. A decade worth of healing and reconciliation opens the door to new possibilities and relationships addressing the wounds of the past, paving the way for a better future together! Please note, you do not have to listen to this in order as the topic varies. For today's episode, we will dive deeper into Sarina's journey into becoming a therapist/social worker as a POC. Come join us as we discuss Sarina's role as a therapist/social worker, what she does, how does her job allows her to help others, the challenges she faced, and her own mental health journey to get here and on the job, and why having a POC therapist/social worker matters. Please remember to rate, review, follow, and subscribe on apple podcast, iTunes, and on all the podcast platforms out there, and feel free to reach out to me with feedback, questions, or if interested in being a guest! :) Contact Sarina Herman: Instagram/TiKTok: @rinabherman Contact Dennis: Email: dennistran18@gmail.com Instagram: @denvtran Asian Lifing-Instagram: @asianlifing Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/asianlifing/support --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/asianlifing/support
Is Closed Captioned: No
Explicit: No
Release Date: 8/4/2021
Duration: 40 Mins
Description: Welcome back to Asian Lifing and part 3 of 4 part special mini-series capturing the reconnection with my cousin Sarina Herman (@rinabherman) after a decade of not speaking or seeing each other. Note, you do not have to listen to this in order as the topic varies. Growing up as kids of traditional Asian parents, we saw our parents and adult family members as the role models in our lives and that we would always turn to them for answers and think that whatever our experiences and behaviors were considered the norm. However, as we grew up, we realize that's not the case, and how much our lifestyle and value have deferred from our parents and their experiences. Although they did their best to raise us with whatever they know navigating life from their respective country to the United States, we have our own experiences and life having to navigate both our Asian and American identities. Come join us on today's episode as we reflect back and shared our experiences with family traumas, how it affected both of us, our family dynamics, the physical and mental abuse we witnessed growing up and throughout our life. Now, as adults being both doing the inner work and healing, have come to a place, where we discuss the importance of Intergenerational Trauma in what it has taught us and why it's important to break that cycle! It didn't start with us, but we are responsible to heal and break the cycle for future generations to come! Please remember to rate, review, follow, and subscribe on apple podcast, iTunes, and on all the podcast platforms out there and feel free to reach out to me with feedback, questions, or if interested in being a guest! :) Contact Sarina Herman: Instagram/TiKTok: @rinabherman Contact Dennis: Email: dennistran18@gmail.com Instagram: @denvtran Asian Lifing-Instagram: @asianlifing Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/asianlifing/support --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/asianlifing/support
Is Closed Captioned: No
Explicit: No
Release Date: 7/21/2021
Duration: 30 Mins
Description: Welcome back to Asian Lifing and part 2 of 4 episodes special mini-series, reconnecting with my cousin, Sarina Herman (@rinabherman) after a decade of not speaking or seeing each other. Note, you do not have to listen to this in order as the topic varies. Our families and experiences as Asian American/ POC, while navigating the US Healthcare System have not been easy. Throughout the past decade, we have come to learn the harsh truth on how flaw the healthcare system is and how much of a struggle it is to access care of the POC and low-income community, whether it's health insurance, racial reasons, the environment, or the cultural difference. The stigma around healthcare and medications as we know it in a for-profit market and the importance of holistic medicine. Come join us on this episode as we shared our thoughts and experiences on racial disparity and medications while navigating care in the US Healthcare System. Please remember to rate, review, follow, and subscribe on apple podcast, iTunes, and on all the podcast platforms out there and feel free to reach out to me with feedback, questions, or if interested in being a guest! :) Contact Sarina Herman: Instagram/TiKTok: @rinabherman Contact Dennis: Email: dennistran18@gmail.com Instagram: @denvtran Asian Lifing-Instagram: @asianlifing Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/asianlifing/support --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/asianlifing/support
Is Closed Captioned: No
Explicit: No
Release Date: 7/8/2021
Duration: 65 Mins
Description: Welcome back to Asian Lifing and the start of a special 4 episode mini-series, reconnecting with my cousin, Sarina Herman (@rinabherman) after a decade of not speaking or seeing each other. Our family traumas and upbringings in a traditional Asian/Vietnamese Family have to lead to a lot of conflicts and dramas between our parents and family growing up. There were a lot of fights and tension between family members growing up on our dad's side of the family, they just didn't seem to get along, which lead to an eventual rift and disconnect in our family after years, since our grandma's passing. Finally, 10 years later and a lot of healing work between the both of us, where we are both able to talk to each other and began this journey to open up about the past, the wounds, and have open conversations with each other, and reconnect! Come join us on this episode as we unraveled the last decade. Please remember to rate, review, follow, and subscribe on apple podcast, iTunes, and on all the podcast platforms out there and feel free to reach out to me with feedback, questions, or if interested in being a guest! :) Contact Sarina Herman: Instagram/TiKTok: @rinabherman Contact Dennis: Email: dennistran18@gmail.com Instagram: @denvtran Asian Lifing-Instagram: @asianlifing Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/asianlifing/support --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/asianlifing/support
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Release Date: 6/23/2021
Duration: 49 Mins
Description: Welcome back to another episode of Asian Lifing. It's been a while since I last sat in a classroom! So much has changed in the last decade from where I grew up and just navigating the education systems in the US. Throughout this journey of this past decade, comes experiences of a new sense of understanding of how flawed, injusticeable, and outdated our education systems are. In today's episode, I have brought on another special guest, my former high school teacher, and a good friend of mine, Dr. Kelley Le @rriseup1, tweet@DrKelleyLe, who will be sharing her thoughts and experiences as an Asian American Educator, the growth process, and her journey to get to where she is today, paving the way to reimagine science education of the future! From being one of her few students as a teacher in her early years to now being an agent of change, it's been quite a journey, come join us as we unraveled the last decade and our thoughts on the education system. Please remember to rate, review, follow, and subscribe on apple podcast, iTunes, and on all the podcast platforms out there, and feel free to reach out to me with feedback, questions, or if interested in being a guest! :) Contact Dr. Kelley Le: Instagram: @rriseup1 Twitter: @DrKelleyLe Contact Dennis: Email: dennistran18@gmail.com Instagram: @denvtran Asian Lifing-Instagram: @asianlifing Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/asianlifing/support --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/asianlifing/support
Is Closed Captioned: No
Explicit: No
Release Date: 6/10/2021
Duration: 8 Mins
Description: Welcome back to another episode of Asian Lifing! We have all know for quite some time, the healthcare experience and practice have been broken by the old way of thinking and approaches as we grew up and begin to understand and educate ourselves. It is definitely much more of the struggle for those living with mental health and disability, especially when it was considered a thing or consider very seriously back then, even though in recent days there have been more resources to support that. This lack of emphasis ties into certain toxic traits growing up in a traditional Asian Family definitely cause lots of damage and limit to someone's ability and overall mental health. Come join me on today's episode as I shared my experiences and thoughts on what's like to live with mental health and disability from a Vietnamese Asian American perspective while trying to navigate life and the overall health & care experiences in the US. Please remember to rate, review, follow, and subscribe on apple podcast, iTunes, and on all the podcast platforms out there and feel free to reach out to me with feedback, questions, or if interested in being a guest! :) Contact Dennis: Email: dennistran18@gmail.com Instagram: @denvtran Asian Lifing-Instagram: @asianlifing Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/asianlifing/support --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/asianlifing/support
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Release Date: 5/27/2021
Duration: 40 Mins
Description: Welcome back to another episode of Asian Lifing. While it is May and a month to celebrate our Asian American Identity as part of Asian Pacific Islander Heritage Month, it's also important to addressed recent events targeting our community and who we are. The Asian American community as a whole have been going through a time of collective grief following a year of rising and ongoing hate crimes, racial tensions, fear, and even mental health crisis amidst the pandemic. Its definitely been an emotionally, physically, and mentally draining time for Asian American Pacific Islanders (AAPI) and many Asians around the world, who've been facing violent attacks in a surge of racism and xenophobia. Whether it is seeing another Asian on the news or social media, who've been experiencing these unfortunate events, we can picture our own family, mom, dad, grandparents, friends, and significant others as a potential target that makes us all unsafe and living with fear. Now more than ever, we must come together, share our stories, speak up, and create a safe space for one another. In today's episode, I have brought on another special guest and a friend of mine, Jamila Ha @jamzilla22, who will be discussing her thoughts on the rising hate crimes, mental health, and self-care as a Vietnamese/Asian American woman. Come join us in our discussion as we hope this episode can be a safe space for others to connect, reflect, and come together. Please remember to rate, review, follow, and subscribe on apple podcast, iTunes, and on all the podcast platforms out there and feel free to reach out to me with feedback, questions, or if interested in being a guest! :) Contact Jamila Ha: Instagram: @jamzilla22 and @jhapartybanners Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamilaha Contact Dennis: Email: dennistran18@gmail.com Instagram: @denvtran Asian Lifing-Instagram: @asianlifing Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/asianlifing/support --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/asianlifing/support
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Release Date: 5/13/2021
Duration: 78 Mins
Description: Welcome back to Asian Lifing! We are now in Season 2! It is May and you know what that means, it’s Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage Month! A month to celebrate our culture and identity and who we are as Asian Americans, but really we should be celebrating it every day! Being Asian American is definitely complex and although we may share similar experiences and cultural backgrounds, our stories and journey in life that defines who we are, are very unique. Each of us faced our own set of challenges and hardships to get to where we are today navigating both our Asian and American identities. For today’s episode and to kick start the season, I have had the pleasure of catching up with my high school friend and Founder of Combatant, Kenny Hoang! @kennykhoang Although we grew up in the same hometown and may have shared similar experiences, our journey that shape up who we are and how we got to where we are today is very unique. Come join me in this episode as we talked about our experiences growing up as an Asian American Guy and the things we had overcome and experience to get to where we are today! Please remember to rate, review, follow, and subscribe on apple podcast, iTunes, and on all the podcast platforms out there, and feel free to reach out to me with feedback, questions, or if interested in being a guest! :) Contact Kenny Hoang: Instagram/Twitter/Clubhouse: @kennykhoang Contact Dennis: Email: dennistran18@gmail.com Instagram: @denvtran Asian Lifing-Instagram: @asianlifing Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/asianlifing/support --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/asianlifing/support
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Release Date: 3/11/2021
Duration: 67 Mins
Description: Welcome back to another episode of Asian Lifing! Can't believe it is already the season finale, what a journey it is to get here! Have you ever been curious about what life coaching is? How is this different from therapy? Can this really help you? This week, I am joined by my Big Sis Life Coach, Christine Chen, who will answer all of these questions and more as we conclude this season with a fun and informative discussion on mental health and life coaching! Come join me on my journey through life coaching with Christine as I shared my experiences of what it has done for me, why it matters, and how it can help those going through similar things thrive! It is the reason why I am able to do what I am today and continue to grow despite my circumstances being partially blind living with glaucoma, autism, and mental health family traumas as an Asian American guy. It transforms my life and it can for you too. Please remember to rate, review, follow, and subscribe on apple podcast, iTunes, and on all the podcast platforms out there and feel free to reach out to me with feedback, questions, or if interested in being a guest! :) Catch you all on the next season! For Life Coaching with Christine, contact her here: Website: www.xoxochristine.com Instagram: @xoxochristinechen Podcast: @perfectly.imperfect.podcast Contact Dennis: Email: dennistran18@gmail.com Instagram: @denvtran Asian Lifing-Instagram: @asianlifing Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/asianlifing/support --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/asianlifing/support
Is Closed Captioned: No
Explicit: No
Release Date: 3/4/2021
Duration: 11 Mins
Description: Welcome back to another episode of Asian Lifing! Endings suck... especially when there is no closure. We often fall for the fantasy that media and society have depicted of what relationship, friendship, and partnership should be like and that they are the happily ever after and the forever person. However, it is not like that at all, sometimes life gets in the way and it just does not work, that we have to go our separate ways, an ending of a toxic relationship, or simply you've outgrown one another through the process, whatever the reason may be. As painful as it sounds, we tend to chase after these fantasies and forced them upon, simply because we are scared to be alone or prolonged a relationship that no longer serves us because we are scared of the unknown. Come join me on this episode as I take a look back upon my life and share my experiences through a brief letter to the people who were a part of my life for better or worse, the tough lessons and hardship going through this process, and accepting reality as it is, with times come to experience. Please remember to rate, review, follow, and subscribe on apple podcast, iTunes, and on all the podcast platforms out there and feel free to reach out to me with feedback, questions, or if interested in being a guest! :) Contact Dennis: Email: dennistran18@gmail.com Instagram: @denvtran Asian Lifing-Instagram: @asianlifing Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/asianlifing/support --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/asianlifing/support
Is Closed Captioned: No
Explicit: No
Release Date: 2/24/2021
Duration: 11 Mins
Description: Welcome back to another episode of Asian Lifing! Your 20s and post-grad life were supposed to be the best years of your life, what society has said or made you believe with certain expectations and fantasy, where you have your life together, getting married, having family, and buying a house. However, your 20s are some of the most lonely times you have ever faced, whether it is not having a structure to follow, maintain connections with friends, struggling to find a career, and figuring out what success means to you. The challenges get more complicated when you don't have a strong support system and going through mental health traumas and disabilities that you don't know how to process, cope with, or even be vulnerable. Come join me in this episode as I shared my experiences, tips, and resources to navigate your 20s and avoid the quarter-life crisis and push through. Please remember to rate, review, follow, and subscribe on apple podcast, iTunes, and on all the podcast platforms out there and feel free to reach out to me with feedback, questions, or if interested in being a guest! :) Contact Dennis: Email: dennistran18@gmail.com Instagram: @denvtran Asian Lifing-Instagram: @asianlifing Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/asianlifing/support --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/asianlifing/support
Is Closed Captioned: No
Explicit: No
Release Date: 2/18/2021
Duration: 14 Mins
Description: Welcoming back to another episode of Asian Lifing! Post-Grad life is already an overwhelming and stressful process knowing that your life is not going to be the same, after years of following a structure. For the first time, many young adults will be taking on this whole new life and chapter known as the real world. When it comes to getting that job and finding that opportunity, after a long and arduous process of job searching, there are definitely challenges and learning curves one would need to prove and overcome. As someone with mental health traumas and having a disability, it can get overwhelming fast and can definitely be a stressful experience. Come join me on this episode as I shared my experiences of how I was able to overcome and navigate through my first job! Please remember to rate, review, follow, and subscribe on apple podcast, iTunes, and on all the podcast platforms out there and feel free to reach out to me with feedback, questions, or if interested in being a guest! :) Contact Dennis: Email: dennistran18@gmail.com Instagram: @denvtran Asian Lifing-Instagram: @asianlifing Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/asianlifing/support --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/asianlifing/support
Is Closed Captioned: No
Explicit: No
Release Date: 2/11/2021
Duration: 11 Mins
Description: Welcome back to another episode of Asian Lifing! Graduating from college is a major achievement, but often leads to a lot of confusion, hopelessness, and uncertainties as to what to do next or where do I go from here if you haven't already decided to continue school or don't even have a job line up yet. Coming into college we were surrounded by so many opportunities and options thinking we need to have everything figured out and that it will prep us for life after, but that's not the case and we are left with more questions than answers. Come join me on this episode as I shared my experiences, tips, and advice navigating jobs and career post-grad! Please remember to rate, review, follow, and subscribe on apple podcast, iTunes, Spotify, and on all the podcast platform out there and feel free to reach out to me with feedback, questions, or if interested in being a guest! :) Contact Dennis: Email: dennistran18@gmail.com Instagram: @denvtran Asian Lifing-Instagram: @asianlifing Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/asianlifing/support --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/asianlifing/support
Is Closed Captioned: No
Explicit: No
Release Date: 2/4/2021
Duration: 11 Mins
Description: Welcome back to another episode of Asian Lifing! College is the time, where kids grow up and for the first time for many leaving home or the place they are familiar with to embark on a new adventure into the next 4 years of their life building a foundation for themselves and their career. While this all seems exciting, it does comes with lots of hardship and challenges, especially for those fighting an unknown battle inside of them such as living with mental health traumas and disabilities, if school alone ain't hard enough already adding these to the list. Come join me on this episode as I shared my experiences of how I'm able to navigate and survive college with my glaucoma, autism, and mental health traumas as an Asian American. Please remember to rate, review, follow, and subscribe on apple podcast, iTunes, and on all the podcast platform out there and feel free to reach out to me with feedback, questions, or if interested in being a guest! :) Contact Dennis: Email: dennistran18@gmail.com Instagram: @denvtran Asian Lifing-Instagram: @asianlifing Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/asianlifing/support --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/asianlifing/support
Is Closed Captioned: No
Explicit: No
Release Date: 1/27/2021
Duration: 11 Mins
Description: Welcome back to another episode of Asian Lifing! High School was definitely one of the most important 4 years of your life, especially as an Asian American. These 4 years would go on to determine, where one would go to college and attend universities. With this comes a lot of pressure and challenges each one of us goes through, but being Asian, the expectation and demands were a lot higher. As someone who didn't grow up around a lot of Asian people, it was definitely hard to connect with others. Come join me as I shared my experiences and challenges during my high school years being an Asian American and how I was able to overcome obstacles and push through. Please remember to rate, review, follow, and subscribe on apple podcast, iTunes, and on all the podcast platforms out there and feel free to reach out to me with feedback, questions, or if interested in being a guest! :) Contact Dennis: Email: dennistran18@gmail.com Instagram: @denvtran Asian Lifing-Instagram: @asianlifing Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/asianlifing/support --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/asianlifing/support
Is Closed Captioned: No
Explicit: No
Release Date: 1/20/2021
Duration: 11 Mins
Description: Welcome back to another episode of Asian Lifing. As Asian American, we tend to suppress our emotions or don’t openly communicate our thoughts or feelings, but mainstream media does not help either whether its romanticizing relationship and friendship into this fantasy reality that does not mirror, what one would experience in this so-called life that we live in and have to faced the harsh truth about it as we go through life. Join me as I shared my experiences and journey into the topics of navigating loss, grief, depression, and change, all the feels of it as an Asian American. Please remember to rate, review, follow, and subscribe on apple podcast, iTunes, and on all the podcast platforms out there and feel free to reach out to me with feedback, questions, or if interested in being a guest! :) Contact Dennis: Email: dennistran18@gmail.com Instagram: @denvtran Asian Lifing-Instagram: @asianlifing Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/asianlifing/support --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/asianlifing/support
Is Closed Captioned: No
Explicit: No
Release Date: 1/13/2021
Duration: 13 Mins
Description: Welcome to the first episode of Asian Lifing!! Mental Health has been such a taboo within the Asian American community and there are many of us, who grew up not knowing that they even have or experienced mental health & disability until later on in their adolescent life, when they found out or were diagnosed with it. Come join me as I reveal my purpose for this podcast and shared the overview of my perspectives and experiences with mental health & disability as well as my journey towards healing and growth. Please remember to rate, review, follow, and subscribe on apple podcast, iTunes, and on all the podcast platforms out there and feel free to reach out to me with feedback, questions, or if interested in being a guest! :) Contact Dennis: Email: dennistran18@gmail.com Instagram: @denvtran Asian Lifing-Instagram: @asianlifing Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/asianlifing/support --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/asianlifing/support
Is Closed Captioned: No
Explicit: No
Release Date: 10/1/2021
Authors: Vice Captains
Description: Your guide to lifing the best life. A one-off sketch show by writing team "Vice Captains".
Explicit: No
Release Date: 10/2/2021
Authors: Tiffany Dabney
Description: Inspired by true events of life this podcast will be your vehicle of healing, hope, laughter, joy and poppin destinations in between so let’s grow and flow. Follow me on Instagram @TiffanyDabney_
Explicit: No
Release Date: 9/12/2020
Authors: Life Be Lifing
Description: Life be Lifing is a series where Keyana shares the many suns and moons in her life thus far. We'll have conversations about self love and emotional wellness, while throwing in some Gucci Mane quotes every now and again. Life is about balance, right?
Explicit: No
Release Date: 4/28/2021
Authors: Derakasha McCloud
Description: Hey guys! Welcome to Lifing with Kasha! This podcast was created for us by us. My name is Kasha. I am 23 years old. I recently graduated with a Masters of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. Let me be clear, In no way shape or form is this podcast a substitute of therapy. However, I do encourage you to make that step. I am just sharing some of my experiences with life and discussing different topics that impact us all. I hope you will be able to leave this podcast at-least knowing one thing. I hope that through whatever I say, you will be blessed. More life and more peace to you!
Explicit: No
Release Date: 1/7/2022
Authors: Matt
Description: About Asian Music PodcastAsian Music, Asian Music Modern, Asian Rock, Asian Pop, Asian Classical, Traditional Asian Music, Asian Folk & World, Asian World MusicFacebook Group: http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=95305885285Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/pages/I-Love-Asian-Music-Like-This-Page/169136906460101?sk=infoLast.fm: http://www.last.fm/user/AsianMusic101Youtube Playlist: http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=27243B005B4178F7Help Support MusicHelp Support Asian MusicHelp Support PodOmatic
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Release Date: 11/11/2021
Authors: Gayathri Karna
Description: Pidicha like pannungaGireeshaGayathriKarna
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Release Date: 9/26/2020
Authors: Sian
Description: Hi everyone! I’ll be giving you Lessons about Christianity. Please listen to it Thank you.
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Release Date: 12/14/2021
Description: Amplifying Asian and Asian diasporic literature since 1991.
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Release Date: 5/15/2021
Authors: Loomrang Yoruw
Description: Two Asian Americans talking about Asian American things
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Release Date: 5/29/2021
Authors: LIJIA & Diana
Description: Two angry Asian comedians interview awesome Asian people.
Explicit: No
Release Date: 8/17/2020
Authors: B Ahn
Description: Asian Americans talking about topics related to Asian American Culture
Explicit: No
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