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(WATCH ON YOUTUBE): The Yeochins can’t seem to escape the escalating drama between Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni following the release of their movie, “It Ends with Us.” Ellen and Jane talk about the public discourse over the alleged smear campaign, the lawsuits and counter suits, and wonder whether we’re just being manipulated by warring PR campaigns. | Reply Yeochin Ep. 76

(WATCH ON YOUTUBE): The Yeochins reunite after the holidays and contemplate how they want to enter 2025 - Ellen is striving for more discipline, while Jane wants more freedom. This playful New Year’s episode dives into their opposing approaches to self-improvement and their deeper desires for growth and balance. | Reply Yeochin Ep. 75

(WATCH ON YOUTUBE): Ellen and Jane unpack the looming TikTok ban, its implications for digital content creators, and what it says about the evolving dynamics between tech and government. | Reply Yeochin Ep. 74

(WATCH ON YOUTUBE): Following the late November “bomb cyclone,” Ellen and her neighbors endured days without power, while Jane learned of a friend going through a difficult loss. The yeochins explore the profound impact of sitting with someone in their pain, and the deep connection that simply holding space can create. | Reply Yeochin Ep. 73

(WATCH ON YOUTUBE): Ellen and Jane tiptoe through the minefield of disciplining other people's kids. Should you step in or step away? They share cringy stories, debate boundaries, and wonder: is it ever really your place? | Reply Yeochin Ep. 72

(WATCH ON YOUTUBE): Ellen and Jane unpack the headaches and joys of the Christmas season - staving off the holiday pounds, hosting dinner parties, juggling the ENTIRE mental load, and reflecting on what we can do better in the new year. | Reply Yeochin Ep. 71

(WATCH ON YOUTUBE): The Yeochins talk about Korea’s short-lived martial law for which President Yoon Suk Yeol now faces impeachment. What concerns does the recent political unrest in South Korea trigger for us in America, especially weeks before the new administration takes office? | Reply Yeochin Ep. 70

(WATCH ON YOUTUBE): Welcome to perimenopause, the fun house no one asked for. The Yeochins commiserate about recent bouts of fatigue and migraines in a season of change that also includes shifts in perspectives and relationships. | Reply Yeochin Ep. 69

(WATCH ON YOUTUBE): The Yeochins welcome Susan Lieu, Vietnamese American author, activist, and performer, to the podcast to discuss her riveting memoir, The Manicurist’s Daughter. The book is a refreshingly honest and raw memoir about Susan’s quest to find answers and heal after her mother dies during plastic surgery. You can order The Manicurist’s Daughter HERE Learn more about Susan Lieu HERE An...

(WATCH ON YOUTUBE): After a stressful season, Jane tells Ellen about how restarting couples counseling has restored her energy to face everyday challenges in marriage and motherhood. | Reply Yeochin Ep. 67

(WATCH ON YOUTUBE): If you suffer from an intense feeling of responsibility, being an overachiever, and struggle with people-pleasing behaviors, you might have EDS, or Eldest Daughter Syndrome. Ellen and Jane - both eldest daughters - break it down in this very non-scientific discussion. | Reply Yeochin Ep. 66

(WATCH ON YOUTUBE): Ellen and Jane have an honest conversation processing a multitude of feelings of disappointment and disillusionment after last week’s election and offer insight on how to move forward. | Reply Yeochin Ep. 65

(WATCH ON YOUTUBE): Ellen and Jane discuss social media culture in the influencer era, diving into the myth that more - engagement, monetization, etc. - always equals more value. They examine how choosing quality over quantity, both online and offline, can bring greater satisfaction and peace. | Reply Yeochin Ep. 64

(WATCH ON YOUTUBE): Ellen and Jane contemplate whether contentment might be the ultimate form of happiness in a world where expectations can feel unattainable. How can we find joy amid the complexities of modern motherhood and lingering regret, and redefine success? | Reply Yeochin Ep. 63

(WATCH ON YOUTUBE): In this unreleased episode from the spring, the Yeochins take a playful dive into their partners’ habits and quirks that drive them crazy but they let slide—because everyone deserves a pass sometimes. | Reply Yeochin Ep. 62

(WATCH ON YOUTUBE): Ellen and Jane talk about THAT viral clip of Canadian entrepreneurs pitching their bubble tea brand to a panel of “Dragon” investors. The social media backlash that followed prompted Bobba’s founders to issue a formal apology this week. | Reply Yeochin Ep. 61

(WATCH ON YOUTUBE) : Ellen and Jane muse about the annual whirlwind of fall activities as they juggle schedules, prepare for the holidays, and find moments of peace amidst the chaos. | Reply Yeochin Ep. 60

(WATCH ON YOUTUBE): The Yeochins enter a heated debate about the viral cucumber salad trend on TikTok- has it spawned a new wave of appreciation for one of the most ubiquitous Korean banchans or is it another example of digital gentrification? | Reply Yeochin Ep. 59

(WATCH ON YOUTUBE): Ellen and Jane are joined by gynecologist, social media star, and fierce reproductive health advocate Dr. Karen Tang (@KarenTangMD). Her new book “It’s Not Hysteria: Everything You Need to Know About Your Reproductive Health (but Were Never Told)” is quickly becoming an essential guide for those seeking accessible information on the some of the most common conditions and treatm...

(WATCH ON YOUTUBE): Ellen and Jane dive into the Ozempic craze and its popularity especially among postpartum and perimenopausal women. | Reply Yeochin Ep. 57

(WATCH ON YOUTUBE): The Yeochins reunite after their summer break, sharing personal highs, lows, and the evolving dynamics of their friendship over the past year.

(WATCH ON YOUTUBE): Sometime kids - or parents - say the darndest things, don’t they? Ellen and Jane weigh in on a listener’s question about her mom’s joke she fears didn’t quite land with her friends.

(WATCH ON YOUTUBE): Ellen and Jane respond to a podcast listener who candidly shares her struggle to find acceptance from her Korean family after coming out as a trans woman.

(WATCH ON YOUTUBE): Ellen and Jane discuss the challenges of managing kids’ summertime screen time and the dilemma of when to introduce phones and how to enforce digital boundaries.

(WATCH ON YOUTUBE): Dr. Nellie Tran, Professor of Counseling & School Psychology at San Diego State University, joins Ellen and Jane in this episode as they talk about their individual and shared experiences as Asian American women. Dr. Nellie talks about her academic journey and research on microaggressions and offers a way to reframe “imposter syndrome” into a more empowering approach.   Dr....