We read each other’s journey entries. Enough said.

Will talks about his abusive mother and how he has been affected when she passed away.

How do we find fulfillment in our day-to-day jobs?

Failure: the word we have learned to fear in an Asian household

This episode shows the realistic experience, thoughts, and feelings when we were both depressed at the same time. We talk about potential coping methods and understanding the different drivers that keep us going.

We talk about our moms. Their Chinese upbringing, their adulting challenges, our mother-daughter relationship, and creating boundaries with them.

Kristy & Angie cook up some chop suey of random shit including filial piety, Chinese Canadian history, and Asian representation in the BLM movement.

Angie talks about her spiral down to depression, her diagnosis thereafter, and her journey of revealing her condition to her mom.

Kristy talks about her diagnosis with depression and anxiety at age 12 as well as what happened after she got discharged from the psych ward.

Kristy and Angie discuss the pervasive anti-black racism in society and in the Asian-diaspora community.

Angie shares a traumatic event that happened to her shortly after beginning her new life in Canada with her parents.

Kristy shares the detailed story of when she was institutionalized into the psych ward in a Children's Hospital at age 12.

Get to know Kristy and Angie on a personal level about who they are and why they decided to share their personal stories with the internet.