The Intersection presented by Intersectional Group

Lindsey Washburn is an advocate for civic engagement and an author of children's books that teach kids (and their parents) about civic engagement. In this conversation, Zhou learns about local government, responsible AI, voting (VOTE!), and how do we raise the next generation to be good citizens. Learn more about Lindsey's work, visit https://www.knowyourlocalgov.org/

Kachka is a well known restaurant in Portland, Oregon. Zhou talks with the the executive chef and co owner, Bonnie Morales, about food, heritage, running a business in uncertain times, eliminating tips and providing everyone a liveable wage and health insurance, taking care of employees and family, the hit TV show The Bear, and Kachka's famous horseradish vodka. Find Kachka in Portland: https:...

Who are our worst critics? How do we treat our friends and how do we treat ourselves? What do climate justice, feminism, rest and relax, and self-compassion have to do with each other? In this gentle, kind, and insightful conversation, Zhou and Rihana learn about self-compassion from Kim Levan, a mindfulness and self-compassion coach. Find Kim Levan and her work on https://www.portlandselfcompassi...

In this lighthearted, funny, yet deep conversation with Day Bibb, Founder and CEO of Helen Rose Skincare, Zhou and guest host Rihana Mungin learn about skincare for extremely sensitive skin, Black women in business (where is the funding y'all!?), self-love and mental wellness, money (honey), and more. Tune in, subscribe, and listen to The Intersection wherever you go. Website for Helen Rose Sk...

Hello everyone, your host Zhou Fang here. I am excited to announce that our podcast program has a new identity: The Intersection, presented by Intersectional Group . The new program will continue to explore our collective journey on intersectionality, identity, and growth. We talk to folks who have a story to tell and wisdom to share. You can find all the previous episodes here and in the show not...

Not the usual astrology and spirituality content you typically come across. Maryanna Aster and Liz Vargas join Zhou and Dee to share their experiences and philosophies on astrology and spirituality. Fun and inspiring.

Zhou visited her home country China in March and April 2023 for the first time since 2016. In this episode, Zhou and Dee talk about Zhou's reentry experience. Dee also shares her experience living in China and Taiwan in 2019.

Sarah Williams and Kathryn Latham share their paths to solo entrepreneurship, as well as tips for others considering starting their own businesses. To learn more about Sarah's work, check out Word of Mouth PDX . For Kathryn's, visit Latham Business Solutions .

In this episode, our friend and colleague Kjell van Zoen (DEIB & equitable operations coach, facilitator, educator, speaker, and culture nerd) shares their journey to finding out who they really are, and loving it. Learn about Kjell's work .

We're all about the intersections on From the Roundabout. On this episode, our guests Stefanie Loebach and Jorge Gallegos discuss immigration in connection with queer identity, politics, and allyship. Find Jorge on Instagram @manchic and Stephanie on LinkedIn . Episode transcript: http://bit.ly/3ZQjg50

We're still here, friends. Here's a quick update on what's going on for Dee and in turn, the show. Stay tuned for more episodes once Dee gets off her arse and finishes editing them.

It has been a pivotal year for Dee and Zhou. They not only started a podcast called From the Roundabout together, they also went on different adventures on their own. What have they learned? As Portlanders who are not from Portland, what do they like about the city? What do their dogs WiFi and Henry like about the city and the people in it? What did they joke about? What do they look forward to in...

Alysha and Ahlam are fierce advocates for body positivity on- and off-campus in Portland, Oregon. In this episode, Alysha, Ahlam, Dee, and Zhou discuss complexities around body image, self-love, beauty standards, media representations of plus-size women, and social media’s role in young people’s views on body and beauty. To follow Alysha and Ahlam’s journeys, find them on Instagram: @alyyshaaa and...

Tong Zhang, a Portland-based executive director in the STEM and equity field, talks with Dee and Zhou about leadership as a Chinese American/Asian American woman, raising multi-ethnic children, and her journey exploring her identities and finding her voice. Transcript: http://bit.ly/3EH53P5

Clarification: the name of our show is From the Roundabout. Not “hello from the roundabout”. This was a mistake made by Zhou. Clearly, she got carried away by the excitement. In this episode, co-hosts Dee and Zhou kick off From the Roundabout. They introduce themselves and talk about their current roundabouts - what they are, and why. Additionally, they talk about their lives as dog parents, as we...