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Talkin’ bout my generation: what it means to be part of it, raising it, and defining it. Stories about the next generation and all the expectations, guilt, sacrifice, love, disappointment, and skydiving that comes with it. #immigrantparents
Special thanks to Tyler Woods and Judith Diaz of Leonard R. Flynn Elementary School, Sergeant Castillo, Veronica Garcia, Crystal Jang, Alison Lin, Grace Liu, MLin and the folks at API Equality Northern California, Amy Sueyoshi, and Abeer Hoque. Music by Kevin Mcleod of Incompetech, the Who, and Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers. If you liked this episode, subscribe to and review Sample Space on iTunes!
Special thanks to Tyler Woods and Judith Diaz of Leonard R. Flynn Elementary School, Sergeant Castillo, Veronica Garcia, Crystal Jang, Alison Lin, Grace Liu, MLin and the folks at API Equality Northern California, Amy Sueyoshi, and Abeer Hoque. Music by Kevin Mcleod of Incompetech, the Who, and Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers. If you liked this episode, subscribe to and review Sample Space on iTunes!
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