What does sex positivity means and queerness in an Asian immigrant family

Kristy discusses coping mechanisms for anxiety. What helps us vs. what makes it worse

Angie becomes a (dog) mom. Kristy moves to Toronto. How do these things affect our relationship with our moms?

That episode where Kristy cried 3 times and Angie cried twice.

Is there a gender difference in how we think about sex, cope with depression, and priorities in life?

Let’s talk about labels, facades, and low points for even the toughest people.

Kristy’s 2 month-long phase of depression, taking time off work, and obsession over hunger games to escape her own reality.

Lisa’s lack of male role models in her childhood led her to use sexuality to get men’s attention.

To have kids or not to have kids - we discover each other’s fears on parenthood.

Kelli almost had her arm amputated. 11 surgeries later, Kelli talks about her biggest regrets and forgiving the drunk driver.

2 Asian men get vulnerable with us and share their fears, shames, and insecurities.

How can we talk about social justice movements with our Asian parents?

What happens when you quit your yappie job and not tell your Asian parents about it?

What is bipolar disorder, what does it mean, and who has it?

Instructions on how to live happily ever after

How did you learn about sex?

How do we learn about our own sexual identities?

How to be comfortable with your sexual desires and talk about it with people?

We answer questions from our poop-troops and previous guests on the show!

The joys and challenges of motherhood. We discuss societal expectations for women, the stigma of breastfeeding, jealousy for other women, and the cultural preference for boys vs. girls.