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Welcome to the WenHui Podcast (pronounced like "When We")!
We're siblings, Wen and Hui, trying to stay connected and talk about life!
Dating is an interesting topic in our family. Since we were young we were told different things about dating, but has that changed now that we are older? Do we still follow the rules of our parents? How has our orientation changed our perspectives?
Communication is one of the hardest things to do whether it's with friends or partners. Today we discuss what we learned to better our communication skills and how to strengthen relationships.
Setting boundaries are never easy. Past experiences can make someone ignore their own needs and put others first. Today we talk about how we set boundaries and understand why we struggle to do it properly.
Zoom classes are the new normal, but does it differ between two students who are in different majors? Is engineering truly the harder major?
Financial literacy for the win! Here's what we learned about saving, debt, investing, etc.
We really suck at being adults. Here are the things we learned to check/learn about when searching for an apartment in a residential neighborhood. Hope y'all find the apartment of your dreams (or at least the one the fits the budget)!
With the huge amount of people on social media, unrealistic body standards have become more common in our daily lives. Today, we talk about what stereotypes we have heard of, stereotypes that have been put on us, and what we think about body standards!
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays!!
Ever since we can remember, we have always celebrated Christmas every year. Since our parents are immigrants, we wondered, did we celebrate Christmas because we wanted to learn more about Western culture? Or was it something else?
Most Asian parents are not good at communicating their emotions or thoughts. This means they will find other ways to talk to their kids, which can positively or negatively impact their kid's development. Today we talk about what way our parents tried to connect with us and why it negatively impacted us and how to grow from the past.
It's not unusual for siblings to compete against each other to see who will be more successful. When it comes to career choices, that can become a big conversation. Do we have the same competition?
Most kids growing up has the obligation or expectations to do chores around the house, however, that may not be the case, as it wasn't for our family. Today we talk about what we did and why it ended up that way.
This was recorded November 4th! 2020 Election has been an anxiety-filled day. The results are still too close to tell who is winning, but from what is announced, we are quite happy and excited to see the final outcome! We discuss what our thoughts are on the super close race for the US. If we missed or provided any incorrect information, please let us know in the comments or on social media!
2020 has been an interesting year, especially for our family. We have never been that politically involved, but things have changed and we felt the need to voice our opinions. Let us know what you think in the comments, if you want us to read up on some article or have some information, feel free to comment or DM us on social media!
When you aren't the only child in your family, rivalry and competition are always present, whether its good or bad. My sister and I had many fun and not so fun competitions, but one that stuck to us the most was when we started driving! Hopefully y'all can relate to what it's like driving for the first time!
*Sorry for bad audio! We were in a different room recording!
As the pandemic continues to change our way of life, many students in college are facing a new obstacle, Zoom University. The mixed reactions to this change, ours included, prompted us to create a video to touch up on why everyone is feeling the way they are.
There are many misconceptions when it comes to relationships in the LGBTQ+ community. For this episode, we discuss and explain the need to look at the different types of relationships without judgement.
Coming out is not an easy task and can be even worse when it's to your parents. Traditional parents can have a hard time grasping the idea, but we wanted to share how it went - to show why it's important to do what's best for you.
Coming out is not an easy task. It can be scary and uncomfortable. Wen shares their good and not so good coming out stories.
Ever wonder why Asians are addicted to boba? Today, we give our perspectives on the common question!
Is it fine to not be productive at times? It's okay to take breaks! Today we talk about why it's important to not be productive and be productive!
Welcome to the first episode of the WhenWe Podcast!
We are two sibling talking about why we want to start a podcast!