Love, Asians: Recent Episodes
The Asian Studies
Love, Asians is a student-led podcast aimed to raise awareness as well as discussing more about the ongoing Asian sterotypes and news around the world. Over the past recent years, us Asians have been the victims to a lot of racial and social abuse that mostly come from COVID-19. We not only felt the need to share our stories out but also to bring attention to other stories by Asian as well. Along with our anchors Tracy, Zara and Phylisse, we hope to inspire our listeners around the world on the issues that concerns us Asians today. Love, Asians
After many months of Season 1, it is sad that we announce that Season 1 will be coming to a close. but don't worry! We have left you all a special message, some time to reflect on the previous months and a special announcement on Season 2! Signing off one last time this season - Tracy, Zara, Phylisse, Jadon, Jimin and Christina <3
In this epiosde of Love, Asians, Zara and Tracy join with Mari Joy, a Brigham Young University student pursuing an Acting major. Mari Joy explains the the enjoyment and struggles of moving to the USA, being authentic as an actor and ultimately, finding her foot into an industry that is not widely pursued on by Asians. This episode is great for those wanting to pursue any arts major in college and its significance on Asian individuals.
In this episode, Phylisse and Tracy interviews the Love,Asians editor,Jadon Lee. Jadon Lee explains the benefits, the enjoyment as well as his struggles identifying as half South Korean and half Dutch. He ultimately illustrates how it helped him identify himself today.
In this episode, Zara and Phylisse discuss the fetishalization of Asians in Social Media and its impacts on the mental health of Asian youth as well as the needs to meet society's standards on the web
In this episode, Zara and Tracy invite Jonathan Kim, a k-pop fanatic, to explore the different magnitudes and meanings of some of our favorite Asian songs as well as explore their impacts on the representation of Asians in music.
WARNING: SOME ELEMENTS IN THIS EPISODE MAY BE DISTURBING FOR SOME LISTENERS, LISTENER DISCRETION IS ADVISED.
In this 'not so bright' episode, Zara and Phylisse share their ultimate favorite true crime stories and their hidden mysteries. From fake-reported numbers of massacres to drinking harmful chemicals, these true crime stories remind us that there are still individuals that are suffering and vulnerable in the fear that their lives may be taken away from them. We wish that the victim, the victim's family, and their loved ones are currently finding happiness and peace. If you or your loved ones are currently in possible danger, notify your local police department immediately.
The Shafilea Ahmed case is reported from The Guardian, BBC and The Machester News. The other true crime story is edited byRavianto in TribunNews.com, Kilas Balik Kekejaman Dukun AS, Timba Ilmu Sakti dengan Membunuh 42 Wanita- Harits Tryan Akhmad is from Okenews and Ahmad Suradji is from Wikipedia.
It's Lunar New Year, the biggest holiday for most countries in Southeast Asia. For the whole month, Lunar New Year is celebrated to welcome the new Lunar Year. To those who celebrate this, The Love, Asians Podcast team along with the Asian Studies wishes you a very prosperous and lucky new year ahead! Love, Asians.
In this episode of Love, Asians , the anchors talk about how culture shaped who they are today and the influence it has in finding their self-identity.
In this pilot episode, we will be introducing to you the hosts of Love, Asians and introducing to you what is to come for our podcast!