Episode 12: Kevin Loo

Kevin is Malaysian Chinese and talks about his childhood in Australia, his experience with his move to the Czech Republic, while touching on the Asian population in the Czech Republic. We touch on our generations interactions with asians, are they a yay or a nay?Join us as Kevin shares his tale.  anchor.fm/theasiantalespodcast/support

Hello beautiful people! Today's guest is John Bundalian! John was born in the Philippines and moved to Australia at 9 months old.  He shares how important family ties are in Philippino culture, and how his relationship with his parents and sister influenced how he communicates with people. At a young age, John learned how to speak with unspoken words, and how to pick up on facial expressions and gestures. He shares how this is an extremely useful skill now, but wasn't always for his benefit growing up.  Join us, as John shares his tale! https://anchor.fm/theasiantalespodcast/support

Hello beautiful people! In this episode, Marian Mae Cedeño shares about her Visayan culture. Visayan culture and language is one of many smaller components to Filipino culture as a whole. She shares about language, food, and about witch doctors!  Additionally, Marian is the first from her region to gain a scholarship and study abroad.  She's opened the door and become an inspiration for many young individuals to pursue higher education.  Join us as Marian shares her tale... Support the channel at anchor.fm/theasiantalespodcast/support

Today's guest is Sylvia Wakana. Sylvia is half Japanese/half Slovenian American and a popular Japanese food blogger based in Los Angeles.  In this episode we talk about Japanese food, Japanese food culture, and about her trips back to Japan! Join us, as Sylvia Wakana shares her tale! Find Sylvia's blog here: https://sylviawakana.com/ Support the podcast here: https://anchor.fm/theasiantalespodcast/support

Today's guest is the amazing Rose Chung.  Rose shares what it was like to be the youngest of five sisters and being first generation Chinese American. She tells how it was her dream to be Miss Chinatown USA and how she's evolve her original Miss Chinatown pageant into Miss Asian Global. We also dive into how important it is for Miss Asian Global to provide multiple opportunities for success for each delegate. Join us, as Rose Chung shares her tale... (https://anchor.fm/theasiantalespodcast/support)

Hello Friends! Mini Episodes are a way to learn more about each guest in a fun and light-hearted way. Today's Mini Episode features Olivia Wong, Entrepreneur-Business Owner AND Miss Asian Global 2020. Join us as Olivia answers some pretty silly questions and we learn more about her favorite Chinese traditions, how she's going to survive a zombie apocalypse and with who, and much more. . . Send in your Mini Episode questions to my Instagram (@diamondrypka).  You can support the podcast at https://anchor.fm/theasiantalespodcast/support

Today's guest is the amazing Tara Nash.  She shares her experiences growing up as a Hapa and how much she appreciates her culture through Hapa eyes.  We also get a chance to talk about the struggle of feeling part of your culture and share our opinions on cultural appropriation. Join us, as Tara shares her tale!

Hello Friends! The first Mini Episode of 2021! Let's get to know our first ever guest, Lan Ho, a little better. She speaks about her participation in a beauty pageant as well as answers some fun questions so we can learn a little more about her!

Hello Beautiful People! Today's guest is the amazing Cary Hokama! Cary is Japanese American and shares what it was like growing up trying to find somewhere to fit in, too foreign for his American peers and too American for his Japanese peers.  He goes on to share what is was like being an Asian American trying to break into the music industry and being told he was not marketable and what it's like today. Lastly, he discusses how important it is to be your best self and to break away from a second class mindset. Cary shares his tale...

Hello beautiful people! In today's episode we speak with... Me! Your host! I wanted to share the reason behind why I created The Asian Tales Podcast and a few minutes to share my own tale being Japanese and feeling like a cultural fraud.