Get RAW podcast

03/29/2024

I got fired from my dream job.
I'm rebranding the podcast.
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02/01/2023

Lazy post for a lazy potato. What type of potato would you be?
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Thank you to my Patreons: Michelle, Terence, Christina, Jennifer, Janet, Tracy, James, Jerry, Lina, Tabitha. 💗

Psssssst: Change is coming. Become a Patreon for $1 / mo and get updates first and vote on my major life and brand decisions!

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04/07/2022

After a 5 month hiatus while working through some personal obstacles and revelations, I'm BAAACK!

I have set up a Patreon to will help me offset 3 years of equipment, server, website, software, and zoom costs and to push me to post more consistently.

https://www.patreon.com/getrawpodcast

Please consider being a Patron at any level - all the perks are the same, and early Patrons who join from now until the end of May will be Grandmother-ed (Po-po'ed) in to my future VIP tier, and featured on my website and receive shoutouts on my upcoming episodes!

I have a long list of amazing guests in the queue, and I can't wait to share their stories with you.

Thank you, thank you for all your messages of support, love, and kindness these last few months. I'm so excited to connect with you all again.

Sign up today! I'll be posting a video soon. Eeeeek.

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09/01/2021

HELLO! Instagram has not restored our original IG account yet, so I couldn't take it anymore and created a new one.
https://www.instagram.com/getraw_podcast/

Please give us a follow and share with friends and fam!

Lots of amazing guests coming soon, so you don't want to miss out! Please take 2 minutes to review us on apple iTunes 🥰! Thank you.

Stephanie Chen & Kristal Choy
Thank you for your support, as always. 😘

08/16/2021

Hello everyone! Thanks for being here since my IG got hacked - (last podcast talks about what happened) I’m on a break in upstate New York, but more podcasts are coming soon 😊

Meanwhile I’m on a temp personal account at - you can visit www.getrawpodcast.org for updates, or email me at [email protected] 💖 Love hearing from y’all!

That’s not my dog, but this is my attempt at being more personable and posting personal stuff.

08/05/2021

Love. Freedom. Strength. Vulnerability. These are the tenets of Leslie Lew, Martial Arts / Female Empowerment / Modern Self Defense Coach & Badass Kung Fu Witch.

If you have EVER felt hesitant standing up for yourself at work, at home, or in life, Leslie is the guide and verbal hug we all didn’t know we desperately needed.

From overcoming generational to personal trauma, to being bullied at work, to potentially losing faith in romantic love, Leslie teaches us in this inspirational episode how to distill your deepest pain into the purest form of inner power.

“Sick and tired of being sick and tired?” This podcast is for you.

Trigger Warning: Sexual Assault, Su***de

07/27/2021

Our producer Kristal hosts this episode, telling the very dark, twisting, fascinating and TRUE story of Sister Ping, Queen of the Snakeheads, arguably the most successful documented human smuggler in history and based right in the heart of New York’s Chinatown.

From warring Fujianese street gangs, to international money laundering, to sneaky-sneak side deals with the FBI, fans of the HBO Show Warrior (and women led organized crime syndications) will NOT want to miss this.

Also, there is a movie Snakeheadmovie soon to be released based on this sensational story! Directed by
starring !

Warning: Descriptions of Graphic Violence

Based on the book “The Snakehead: An Epic Tale of the Chinatown Underworld and the American Dream” by Patrick Radden Keefe

Dedicated to Jenny 💖

07/23/2021

Jordana is full of wishes. She wishes to be more connected to her Chinese culture. She wishes she knew more before engaging in hookup culture. She wishes she knew her birth parents. She wishes her two Jewish dads were ok with her wearing spaghetti straps. She wishes people were more ok with her emotions, her thoughts, her opinions – and if they’re not, actually, come to think of it…. she doesn’t care.

The thing about Jordana is, she’s not just a dreamer, she’s a doer. She KNOWS she will learn from her past, she INTENDS to cultivate a better relationship with her parents, and she PLANS to go back to China one day to live, work, and search for her birth parents.

From learning how to set boundaries to dismantling her drive to be hyper productive, this episode has a little something for everyone.

06/17/2021

On the inaugural episode of Real Asian Voices, Sho Morikawa opens up about his experience as an Asian American trans man. From telling his Asian parents (while navigating language barriers) to telling his girlfriend he’s trans, Sho shares and bares all, with humor, vulnerability, and awe-worthy honesty.

“People who identify as q***r … their identity tends to be more fluid, and that may or may not have to do with the fact that once they identify with the q***r community, you’re exposed to more diverse types of people, and you become more educated in the different nuances of gender identity — It’s not just about identifying as a man or a woman.” – Sho Morikawa

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04/30/2021

It is a truth universally acknowledged that the course of the parent/child relationship never did run smooth. Why didn’t our Asian immigrant parents talk to us about their/our feelings? Was that because they didn’t love us, or were they just dealing with their own trauma?

How many of you now, as parents, are grappling with how to raise kids – trying to uphold the values of your honored ancestors while teaching them empathy so they don’t grow up to be racist a-holes?

Also – what do you do when your Asian kid comes home from school, asking you if they’re White? 😬

From acknowledging the strength of her parents who came to the US (literally by boat), to recognizing her own privilege, to raising a bevy of 3 children (all under the age of 7), superwoman Kristine very candidly shares her journey of parenting during a pandemic.

Kristal Choy

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