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The Bicultural Identity is hosted by two sisters in their twenties who are second generation Canadians from an ethnically Chinese background. The West differs from the East in countless ways- values, societal norms, cultural practices and pop culture, just to name a few.
Join Connie and Jenny as they reflect on experiences and nostalgic memories from their upbringing that are unique to young Asians who were raised in a western society. The content of the podcast ranges from social commentaries, to funny childhood memories, to fun discussions about pop culture and their current interests.
Join Connie and Jenny as they reflect on experiences and nostalgic memories from their upbringing that are unique to young Asians who were raised in a western society. The content of the podcast ranges from social commentaries, to funny childhood memories, to fun discussions about pop culture and their current interests.
Update frequency:
weekly
Average audio length:
38 minutes
English
United States
67 episodes
since May 18, 2020
episodic
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We treat ourselves this episode and take the time to have a healing discussion about our favourite Korean dramas. Spanning from classic romcoms to mystery/thrillers, each of us share our top three dramas of all-time - and some well-deserved honourable mentions.
Let us know what your favour…
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This week's episode revolves around feminism. The conversation begins with China's Me Too movement and how recent celebrity scandals have shed light on Chinese women's struggles. We also touch on a recent viral misogynistic tiktok that sparked outrage through feminist tiktok, leading to discussion …
Introducing our new episode format. Bringing our happy, angry, and reflective thoughts of the week, we discuss various relevant topics that come and go through our Bicultural lives. This week, we launch into a few rants on Canada's new National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and the upcoming elec…
South East Asian and East Asian entertainment industries have been dominated by BL content in recent years. BL stands for "Boy Love" and depicts romantic relationships between men. In this episode, we talk about the origins of this niche genre, as well as how it has evolved from its roots in Japan …
The pet parent community is constantly exchanging philosophies on how to best take care of their companions. From training, to diets, to what boundaries are drawn, so many decisions are made by each parent when living with their pets. In this episode, we discuss the major differences that actually …
Awkwafina is known for her rising, yet already extensive career as a rapper, comedian, actress, author, and television host. In this episode, we explore the many milestones of her career, and explore her background growing up as a Chinese-Korean in Queens. We also reflect on her significant role in…
Cultural barriers in medical care and therapy are staggering, and educating ourselves on the issues is a great start to demanding change. When we think about the term "healthcare", we tend to focus in on the common debate of public and private services. Countries are ranked in terms of the healthca…
In 2020, season one of Never Have I Ever premiered on Netflix. Now a little more than a year later, the much anticipated second season is finally set to come out on July 15th! Never Have I Ever is a classic coming-of-age sitcom produced by Mindy Kaling. In this episode, Connie and Jenny revis…
When it comes to colonizing, conquering, and the likes, the stories we talk about most often are focused on national governments and religious entities. The Dutch East India Company (VOC) is one of the interesting exceptions to their pattern. Equipped with military units, ships, servants, and weapo…
The idea of forming friendships has been an age-long stressor for people of all ages. Socializing and establishing bonds can be a terrifying experience when it requires you to be trusting and vulnerable. That's why giving and earning the title of "best friend" is a whole level of honour within itse…
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