Have you ever been so consumed with stress that you overlook what your body is telling you? Have you ever almost literally worked yourself to death? We are all humans and it's time to talk about how overworking can lead to sickness! Tune in

Episode 6 - Our Salary Journey and Our Relationship with Money

Nov 8th, 2021 56m 11s

Ever wonder how much people make? How much your peers, managers and bosses make? We got you! Tune in as La and Mollie candidly dish the dirt on their salary journey, from beginning to now. For those looking for an internship or getting ready

Episode 5 - Life Updates & Finding Yourself

Jul 30th, 2021 1h 9m

Self discovery is a wild journey! For our older listeners, when did you start your journey of self discovery? And what helped you the most in finding who you are? Tune in to this week’s episode for life updates with La and Mollie and to find o

Episode 4 - Hmong Expectations (pt 2) - The Ideal Hmong Man

Jul 18th, 2021 47m 5s

As a continuation of this week's two episode special, La and Mollie continue the conversation about the Hmong culture's gender expectations. In Episode 4, join the Naiku Podcast team as they dissect their understanding of "The Ideal Hmong Man."

Episode 3 - Hmong Expectations (pt 1) - The Ideal Hmong Woman

Jul 18th, 2021 1h 8m

Expectations are inevitable! From work, to school, to family, to friends, to lovers--expectations are abundant in every aspect of life. Tune in this week as La and Mollie share not one but TWO episodes on the gender expectations they've exper

Episode 2 - Career Coaching

Jun 27th, 2021 37m 36s

Let's face it: we all need a little help sometimes--especially when it comes to paving our career path or finding our passion in life. Catch up with La and Mollie this week as they discuss a few reasons why someone might want to invest in a car

Episode 1 - Introducing Naiku Podcast

Jun 20th, 2021 1h 1m

Today, La and Mollie dive into their different experiences of being Hmong women. Tune in to learn more about how their Hmong heritage impacts who they are as individuals, as students and as members of corporate America.

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