Unspoken Inheritance

Unspoken Inheritance

Society EN ↓ 3 episodes

Join two friends as they explore the often invisible legacies passed down through generations. Each week, we’ll talk to fellow Asian Americans to uncover the 'unspoken inheritances' – the cultural norms, family dynamics, and even traumas – that have unknowingly shaped who they are. We’ll delve into personal stories of recognizing these deep-rooted influences, the journey of unpacking their impact, and the inspiring paths taken towards healing, growth, and consciously rewriting their own narratives to become better humans.

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Unspoken Inheritance

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Society

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Latest episode

Jul 7, 2026

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Episodes

Growing up in a cult - with Mia 07.07.2026

Summary: Mia wants nothing more than to be normal, but she has no idea what normal is. Mia talks to us about what life is like in a cult and how those scars stay with you long after leaving. Content warning: talks of violence

Deviating from the Safe Path - with Amy 23.06.2026

Amy’s dad said she’s not good at math. Amy talks to us about her journey of developing the confidence to deviate from her dad’s chosen path in order to make delicious cookies.

Having Grace in Elder Care - with Helene 09.06.2026

Growing up, Helene’s parents swept all their feelings under a rug. Helene talks to us about entering the phase of her life where she has to care for elderly parents and how she has learned to let go of the version of herself that wants her parents to change.

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