Gầy & Mập

EPISODE · Dec 15, 2019 · 36 MIN

Gầy & Mập

from Rice and Shine · host ZEIT ONLINE

Bald beginnen die Feiertage – das ist traditionell die Zeit, in der viele vietnamesische Eltern erstmal die Körper ihrer Kinder beleidigen: zu dick, zu dünn, zu viele Pickel. Man kann es einfach nicht richtig machen. Im Podcast sprechen wir darüber, wie man damit umgehen kann und was wir selbst getan haben, um Selbstwertgefühl aufzubauen. Bei #FrageAnAsiaten diskutieren wir das Verhältnis von Individualismus und Kollektivismus. SUPPORT Unterstützt uns auf Steady: steady.fm/riceandshine oder Paypal: paypal.me/riceandshinepodcast MEET & GREET Außerdem freuen wir uns, wenn ihr mit uns beiden und unseren Familien "The Farewell" im City Kino in München schaut, am 22. Dezember um 12 Uhr (Facebook-Event) LINKS Tolles Video mit Jameela Jamil über Body Neutrality (YouTube) Reportage von Vanessa über Schönheits-OPs in Seoul (ZEIT ONLINE) Essays zu Community Care vs. Selfcare (Autostraddle, Mashable) Diaspor.Asia-Folge über toxische Familien, v.a. über die Feiertage: "Creating Traditions" Infos zu Xinans FUTOPIA findet ihr auf Instagram: @xinanpanda

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