When you’ve spent many months planning and preparing as part of an in depth international adoption process, what happens when you travel halfway around the world to meet your little girl? In episode 42, I talk to Beth Haff about her experienc

041: How Blasian Couple Derik + Lauren Mix Fun, Fitness & Culture

May 8th, 2019 42m 11s

How can a multicultural couple incorporate each other’s culture into their relationship? In episode 41, I talk to Derik + Lauren, a Filipino American blasian couple about how they grew up, met and seek ways to have fun through fitness and tra

040: How 1 Mom of 8 Gives Hope to Families in Uganda | Asher Singe

May 1st, 2019 55m 41s

Why did 1 multicultural mom of 8 decide to move to Africa, raise a family and create an organization that gives hope to Ugandan families suffering from jiggers? In episode 40, I talk to Asher Singe, wife, mama of 8 and the owner of Sole Hope a

039: How to Define Your Brand when you’re Multicultural | Nicole Yang

Apr 24th, 2019 47m 15s

When you’re Americanized but your parents were born in another country, how do you define who you are & what your brand? In episode 39, I talk to Nicole Yang, a savvy entrepreneur, designer and branding expert about life growing up in the South

038: Why this Immigrant Couple Helps Multicultural Couples Find Financial Security | Kate and Val

Apr 17th, 2019 56m 9s

As an immigrant or multicultural couple, how can your upbringing and emotions impact how you live, spend and save money? In episode 38, I talk to Katie & Val a Chilean - Ukrainian married couple about how they immigrated from their home count

037: Why this Filipino Mom Chose to be a Stay at Home Mom | Edil

Apr 10th, 2019 41m 12s

When you’re a strong, independent Filipino woman who makes the intentional decision to be a stay at home, how do you find the support and community to feel empowered in your decision despite what others might think? In episode 37, I talk to Ed

036: How this Mixed Mom Stays Deeply Rooted in who she is | Vanessa of Sessa Photo

Mar 27th, 2019 39m 54s

When you’ve grown up in a mixed household and are in a interracial relationship, how do you stay true to you are and your heritage despite how others might label you? In Episode 36, I talk to Vanessa of Sessa Photo, a mixed wife & mom of 2 abo

035: How this Multicultural Couple personalized their Wedding on their own terms | Lydia Isnanto + Doug

Mar 20th, 2019 54m 7s

When you’ve been brought up in a culture with strong notions or expectations about one's wedding day and marriage, how do you create a wedding that’s all your own as a multicultural couple? In episode 35, I talk to Lydia and Doug, an Indonesian

034: How this Interracial Couple uses music to connect people of different cultures | Adrien + Lizbet

Mar 13th, 2019 51m 36s

How can music connect people of different cultures? In Episode 34, I talk to Adrien & Lizbet, an interracial American - Namibian couple about how they grew up, met, fell in love & formed an orchestral folk rock band that encourages conversatio

033: How Rachel Sawden Learned to Celebrate Her Biracial Heritage

Mar 6th, 2019 41m 2s

What journey did 1 biracial woman go on to discover who she was and embrace all of herself? In episode 33, I talk to Rachel Sawden about her mixed race experience growing up Jamaican - British, living around the world & how travel helped her

032: Why Adopting Outside her Race popped her “White Bubble” | Krysten

Feb 27th, 2019 43m 33s

What is transracial adoption? Why is it important as a multiracial family to openly discuss visual differences with your kids and why does representation matter? In episode 32, I talked to Krysten about how and why adopting a child of a differe

031: How to answer the question “What are you?” as a Mixed Person | Sonia Smith-Kang

Feb 20th, 2019 47m 49s

In Episode 31, I talk to Sonia Smith-Kang, a mom, speaker, writer, multicultural movement activist & CEO of Mixed Up Clothing about how she & her husband are raising & have created a very intentional home and public life that allows their their

030: The 10% Talk + How to Relate to Your Lover's Culture | Chris + Monique

Feb 13th, 2019 48m 40s

When you significant other's culture doesn't fit what's familiar and normal for you, how do you reconcile & gain respect with his or her family? In episode 30, I'm talking to Chris + Monique, a Jamaican - American couple about their journey to

029: How to Create Your Own Path without Forgetting Your Haitian Culture | Winnie Sabbat

Feb 6th, 2019 1h 2m

When everyone in your family & cuture has allowed followed a certain path and way of life, how do you break free to create your own path without forgetting who you are or abandoning your cultural heritage? In episode 29, I’m talking to novelist

028: How to Celebrate Your Heritage as a Multicultural Couple | Abbey Domond + Rafael Medina

Jan 30th, 2019 40m 2s

How do you celebrate 2 different cultures as individuals and as a couple and family in episode 28, I talked to Abbey Domond and Raphael Medina an interracial couple living in Connecticut about how and why celebrating their cultures matters so m

027: Why this Interracial Gay Couple isn't defined by Boxes

Jan 23rd, 2019 43m 40s

How do you stand up for who you are when other people might be quick to stereotype or label you? In season two, episode 27, I'm talking to Mike and Rashaan, 2 talented business savvy creatives with the popular instagram account, Mike and RJ abo

026: The Family Potluck | How to Trace Your Roots through Story with Chrislyn Choo

Jan 16th, 2019 1h 10m

When you’ve grown up in a country other than your own, what happens when you return to live in your home country and explore your roots? What stories will you uncover about your identity and family’s multicultural heritage? In episode 26,

025: How to Communicate Better with Your Spouse | Edit Vasadi + Adam

Jun 14th, 2018 1h 16m

Communication in a relationship can be challenging when you speak the same language, but what happens when you're studying abroad in a country where you don't know the language and meet the love of your life, who speaks a completely different l

MULTICULTURAL MOVIE REVIEW: Get Out

Jun 8th, 2018 8m 51s

This week’s multicultural movie is Get Out, the American horror movie about a young black man Chris who goes away for the weekend to visit his white girlfriend Rose’s parent’s estate & during that weekend uncovers a disturbing secret. Watch t

024: How to Honor Your Heritage when you’re Westernized | Korie + Frank

May 3rd, 2018 40m 10s

When you’ve assimilated & relate better to your American or Western culture, what are some ways that you can still honor your parents and grandparents non-Western heritages? Korie + Frank's interview will give you some insights into the subtle

MULTICULTURAL MOVIE David

Apr 27th, 2018 5m 21s

This week’s multicultural movie is David, the story of an unlikely friendship between Daud, an 11yr old religious Muslim boy living in Brooklyn and an Orthodox Jewish boy Yoav. Watch the trailer HERE

023: How 1 Mom Relates to her Multilayered Biracial Identity | Louise

Apr 12th, 2018 48m 12s

In episode 23, Louise, a biracial mom of 3 shares her story of growing up biracial with African-American and Italian - Iranian parents, adopted and biological siblings and how she's now raising her biracial kids and teaching them about their id

MULTICULTURAL MOVIE The Hundred-Foot Journey

Mar 30th, 2018 7m 6s

This week’s MUST WATCH multicultural movie is The Hundred-Foot Journey. Based on the novel by Richard C. Morais, the 100 Foot Journey is the story of a young man Hassan Kadam (played by Manish Dayal), his father and 3 siblings, who immigrate to

022: How Jackie Honors her Ghanaian Heritage & Interracial Marriage

Mar 29th, 2018 43m 1s

Episode 22 is the story of Jackie Murphy, who was born in Ghana, moved to Colorado, became a litigator and why marrying a Caucasian man of Irish descent wasn’t initially part of her plan until she met Dan… and now how she’s cultivating a strong

MULTICULTURAL MOVIE: Coco

Mar 17th, 2018 8m 23s

This week’s MUST WATCH multicultural movie is Coco. Set in Mexico during Dia de la Muertos, Coco is the story of a little boy and aspiring musician Miguel, who despite his family's ancestral ban on music, desires to be a musician like his fam