The Places We Call Home Podcast

06/03/2026

BEHIND THE SCENE.
Here, we vibe all the way through, from the moment we meet 'till the we hang up.

🥳 we've made new friends, shared life hacks, ate afternoon tea, laughed, and cried. But the best thing is making time for each other and sharing life's load.

There's nothing like catching up on how everyone's doing 😌
We have so much more in common than we know.

05/29/2026

Starting over abroad ... Parenting, Language, and the Mindset That Made Year 1 Bearable. Practical Tips.

Link in the boi

Try the 3Rs
* Replace 'fit-in' with "find 3 safe people."
* Reduce decisions - pre-pick 2 weekly routines (1. in the morning 1 in the evening)
* Reframe progress; small wins count: play date booked 👏🏼 , brunch meet booked, observe the unspoken language

For the youths ..."I don't like that. Pls stop" or our favorite: "I'm not sure you know what that means!"

Ep. 66 with Karen Geva, entrepreneur, resilient, courageous mum in the middle of it.

05/27/2026

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A real, honest look at identity, expectations, rebuilding life abroad. immigrant and expat women who’ve spent years trying to blend in,

05/13/2026

Breaking the Asian woman box. Episodes 63 & 65

I love it when a woman knows she's strong, even when she feels soft and life is throwing stuff.
There's beauty in knowing who you are, not molded as others want you to be, but settled in your identity, your strength, your power of choosing to be quietly beautiful, regardless.

Listen now to Monica Hyang-sil Chang, an entrepreneur, mom, a lover of her Korean-Canadian culture, and resilient against all who seek to 'other' her.

04/27/2026

Episode #63. The one with Monica Chang 💯❤️
You can never judge the depth of a woman by looking at her. But if she sits down with you and shows you the life she's lived . . . you will have no choice but to stand and applaud her courage, resilience, tenacity.

So, I'm introducing you all to Korean-born, Canada-raised, US thriving entrepreneur, overcomer-of-adversities, Ms. Monica Chang.

Here's why it's better to show people who you are, why it's better to share your story, in your words, spilling truths about what you've created.
The link is in the bio
Out now on Apple podcast and Spotify

04/18/2026

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🔊🎙 It's important to tell your own story, in your own words.
You know the courage it took to start, to move
You know the Goliaths you've slain to get here 🪒
You know how you've reshaped, thrived, grown

And when you know, it's no longer just 'believe' because the story has been written. You're in process of catching up.

It's not someone else's rhetoric that shapes your life. It's your vision, your desire. Your purpose. It's what the LORD says, beautifully made soul.

Efforts to disuade you are wasted