Rachel Tam

TAMUDACHI with Rachel Tam

Society EN ↓ 4 episodes

Whether you’re navigating your mid-20s or just figuring out life as you go, join Rachel and her friends for reflective conversations, real stories, and growing together. Mid-twenties, or life in general, can be confusing. Sometimes it’s not that serious. Let’s unpack it together! ⋆ ˚。⋆୨♡୧⋆ ˚。⋆ follow @tamudachipodcast on IG for funzies

Author

Rachel Tam

Category

Society

Podcast website

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Latest episode

Dec 17, 2025

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Episodes

DON'T GATEKEEP YOUR HOBBIES 17.12.2025

Hobbies make us interesting! Thea and I giggle about how they may or may not humble us. Follow @tamudachipodcast for funzies!

Why Making Friends as Adults is SOOO Hard 03.12.2025

Friendships hit differently when you're an adult. They are harder to make and harder to maintain :(( follow @tamudachipodcast on IG for more funzies!

Where is Vancouver’s Chinatown? 24.11.2024

Unpacking the Chinese Canadians history through the formation of and tensions in Chinatown. Note: This was a final project of ACAM 300 course at the University of British Columbia. Big thanks to Laura Ishiguro for guiding me in my research.

Consumed Consumers 14.05.2024

Food influencers share new restaurants, recipes and diets, but how does it affect our health? This episode looks at the effects of what we consume online and physically. Note: This was a final assignment for the LFS 400 course at the University of British Columbia. Big thanks to Julia Carrillo and Duncan McHugh for guiding me throughout the process.

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