Daisy Phillips

Yellow Is A Color Too

History EN ↓ 8 episodi

As a Chinese immigrant kid, now adult mom of 4 kids, I think about what parts of my Chinese culture I want to pass onto my kids.  I want them to proud to be Chinese, to love its food and know its culture, to proudly display advanced chopstick skills while out and about, and to happily scoff at any peers who make fun of their bento boxes.  But is that because of my own upbringing in the 90s in the 626 San Gabriel Valley?  Here I'll explore those thoughts and more as I think about how yellow is a color too.  

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Daisy Phillips

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Ultimo episodio

9 apr 2024

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Episodi

Episode 7_Easter L'eggs 09.04.2024
Episode 7_Seeing My Mom 18.04.2021

It took 9 years of motherhood for me to fully see and appreciate my mom. In today's episode, I am sorting through my emotions and hesitant resentment as a child and finding appreciation and love for my mom and all that she did for me. Then, and now....

Episode 6_Asians Prepare Fruit Like This 17.05.2019
Episode 5_Finish Your Food Or... 21.03.2018
Episode 4_Memories of Ice Cream 20.03.2018
Episode 3_Confinement Not So Bad Eh? 20.03.2018
Episode 2_Big Mouth Intro 16.03.2018
Episode 1_St Patricks Day 16.03.2018

Why I go overboard for St. Patrick's Day. Memo: the Chinese kid never knew it was St. Patrick's Day!

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