MEE SO ASIAN (MSA), is a podcast focusing on topics and issues related to the Asian American experience. MSA is a safe space, a community, and resource hub, for Asian Americans to share their experiences, connect, learn, empower, and discuss ways to heal and move forward. Her parents were refugees of the Vietnam War. Both of her parents were part of the CIA's "Secret War." Growing up, Mee quickly
found herself caught between two opposite cultures. She pretty much had to learn how to navigate both worlds on her own while translating and interpreting for her parents, raising her younger siblings, and helping out with house hold tasks. She went on to serve in the U.S. Navy as an Aviation Ordnance and became the first female to complete a Master's degree. Mee finished her Master of Social Work from UW-Milwaukee and is currently pursuing her second Master's at Indiana University-Bloomington. Although she has changed career fields, Mee still loves helping people and using what she knows and has experienced to advocate and create awareness for topics such as, being a veteran, mental health, abuse, trauma, and self-love. For her, everyday is an opportunity to learn something new and grow. She loves hiking, traveling, and writing. When she is not working or on the go, she is indulging in all her favorite Asian dramas and shows.
