Los Angeles based Bestselling Author, Comedian, Key Note Speaker and Certified Life Coach Aidan Park brings you wellness with a twist of funny. It gets juicy on his podcast Yay, AF!

YAY AF! follows a young Korean boy, Aidan and his single mother as they embark on a new life in America by way of Mexico. Upon arrival, navigating life in their newly adopted country isn’t always easy. Aidan confronts economic hardship, language barriers, school bullies and a weight problem.Through his trauma, he learns self-acceptance and empowers others to embrace their dreams.

Be in on never before heard intimate details about his life as an undocumented immigrant living in abject poverty with a grandmother and single mother. Aidan uses his personal life experiences as examples to give listeners firsthand professional advice on how to overcome adversity. And, he presents it all with a comedic twist.

Aidan is the creator of The Art of Being Yay brand; your funny guide to Yay-ful living. The company provides funny relatable content and tools that encourages a Yay-ful lifestyle; find your inner Yay! Aidan has 15 plus years of education and studies in the field of empowerment. He’s known as the comedian with the best advice ever. Aidan has appeared in over 30 national commercials, 30 theatrical productions and headlines major comedy clubs across the country.

He created Rainbow Pop, a comedy show for LGBTQ audiences. The popular show lived at the Laugh Factory Hollywood for over four successful years. In 2020, Aidan partnered with Los Angeles based New Economics for Women (NEW) to create MINDSET FOR MORE. The course is an ongoing empowerment seminar for economic mobility in which the curriculum is driven through a comedic lens. In March 2021, Aidan developed a gamified eight-part course for the Special Olympics of Southern California. The course, 8-Days of YAY was presented by Aidan to the athletes and the focus was mindfulness with a comedic twist. He currently coaches and teaches Special Olympic Athletes how to perform stand-up comedy.

In 2018, Aidan lost Michael his partner of five years to cancer. He now dedicates part of his time to fundraising for the American Cancer Society. In 2021, Aidan was recognized and celebrated by the organization for his leadership and volunteer work.