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A podcast exploring identity, mental health, culture, faith, and human stories from the in-between.
A podcast exploring identity, mental health, culture, faith, and human stories from the in-between.
Hosted by Min Lee, this podcast explores identity, mental health, culture, faith, relationships, and the shared human experiences that shape who we are. Through honest conversations, personal reflections, and meaningful stories, it discusses what it means to live in the 'in-between' — between cultures, expectations, generations, careers, beliefs, seasons of life, or versions of ourselves.
Episodes
What Death Taught Me About Living | J.S. Park 죽음을 마주한 사람들에게 배운 것
What can death teach us about how to live?J.S. Park is a hospital chaplain, bestselling author, and online educator who serves patients and families in a 1,000+ bed hospital and Level 1 Trauma Center, providing grief support and end-of-life care.In this conversation, we talk about grief, loss, faith, and the hard moments that remind us what really matters. J.S. shares what he has learned from sitt
My Life, My Jokes! Comedy, Disability & Life in the In-Between | Yehee Son 장애도 인생도 손예희 답게 한다
뇌성마비를 가진 코미디언 손예희. 미국에서 자란 이야기, 가족과 사랑, 장애에 대한 솔직한 생각까지—웃기지만 결코 가볍지만은 않은 그녀의 이야기를 들어봅니다. “내 인생이 곧 개그!”Comedian Yehee Son shares her story of growing up in the U.S., family, cerebral palsy, love, and learning to laugh through life. Honest, funny, and unapologetically herself—this is Yehee’s story.Guest: Yehee Son https://www.instagram.com/heyms.yehee/
The Things Korean Americans Aren’t Supposed to Say | Nancy Lee한국인인데 미국 살면 생기는 일 😂
Nancy Lee is a Korean American stand-up comedian, actor, and dating coach who turns culture, relationships, and everyday life into comedy.https://www.instagram.com/thenancyjlee/A Bay Area native and San Francisco-based performer, Nancy has been featured on HBO Max’s Ha Festival and the San Luis Obispo Comedy Festival, where she was the only woman to make the final showcase.In this episode of Take
I Got My Ph.D. So Why Didn’t I Become a Professor?
What happens when you spend years pursuing a Ph.D., only to realize academia may not be the path you’re meant to follow?In this episode, I sit down with Summer Kim, a strategic researcher with a Ph.D. in Consumer Behavior, who made the bold transition from academia to industry. As a Third Culture Kid (TCK), Summer has spent her life navigating different cultures and environments—experiences that h
갱년기, 왜 이렇게 힘들까? 증상부터 해결 방법까지 Menopause: What’s Happening to Your Body—and How to Feel Better
갱년기, 왜 이렇게 힘들까? 증상부터 해결 방법까지열감, 불면, 감정 기복, 피로감…갱년기, 왜 이렇게 힘들까요?이번 에피소드에서는 산부인과 전문의이자 임상심리사인 이예지 선생님과 함께 갱년기의 다양한 증상과 몸과 마음의 변화, 그리고 건강하게 관리하는 방법에 대해 이야기합니다.🩺 갱년기 증상 평가하기https://testjiji.medicaltica.com/self-test📍 진료: 서울미즈병원예약 시 “갱년기 증상 상담”을 원한다고 말씀하시면 됩니다.게스트 이예지 선생님:서울미즈병원 산부인과 전문의서울대학교병원 산부인과 전공의고려대학교 심리학·생명과학 / 서울대학교 의학전문대학원 / 컬럼비아대학교 MPH임상심리사 2급Menopause: Why Is It So Hard? Symptoms & What
Should Christians Stay Silent? Pastor Raymond Chang on Faith, Justice & Today's Divided World
In this episode of Take 1.5 Podcast, I sit down with Pastor Raymond Chang, president of the Asian American Christian Collaborative, pastor, writer, and ministry leader, to explore what Scripture says about living faithfully in politically and socially divided times.We talk about the difference between being political and being biblical, how Christians can engage difficult issues without losing com
Can Coloring Really Reduce Anxiety? An Art Therapist Explains불안한 우리 미술로 치료 할수 있을까?
In this episode of Take 1.5 Podcast, we sit down with Sue Yi, a creative arts therapist who has dedicated her career to helping children and families heal through creativity. Growing up as an immigrant child in Queens, New York, Sue Yi understands firsthand the challenges of navigating identity, belonging, and cultural expectations.She shares how her own story shaped her calling and discusses her
She Left Tanzania for Korea—But Found Something Even Bigger 탄자니아 에서 온 서울여자 주보라씨의 하루
In this episode of Take 1.5, we meet a woman whose journey from Tanzania to South Korea became far more than an international move. It became a calling.After leaving Tanzania in 2009 to pursue higher education in Korea, she found herself building a life between two cultures—and ultimately becoming a bridge between them. Today, she works in public relations, translation, interpretation, and diploma
You're Probably Not Sleeping as Well as You Think| Sleep Researcher Dr. Hyun Kim 당신의 수면은 충분 할까요?
We all know sleep matters—but most of us don't realize just how much it affects our brain, mental health, and long-term health.In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Hyun Kim, a clinical psychologist and researcher at Columbia University Irving Medical Center, to explore the science of sleep. We discuss why quality sleep is essential, how poor sleep impacts memory, mood, and overall health, and
The Art of Nunchi: Culture, Entrepreneurship, and Modern Heirlooms 눈치로 만드는 주얼리, 그리고 창업 이야기
What does it mean to create something that lasts for generations?In this episode of Take 1.5, I sit down with Jane Dua, founder of NUNCHI, a Korean-American fine jewelry brand redefining what modern heirlooms can be. Jane shares her journey as a Korean American entrepreneur, the inspiration behind building a jewelry company rooted in both heritage and contemporary design, and how culture continues
Serving the Overlooked: One Pastor's Mission 장애인과 함께 사회를 섬김니다 | 캐롤라이나 밀알 선교회 이승민 목사
장애인과 함께 사회를 섬김니다캐롤라니나 밀알 선교단 704-860-1388 charlotte@wheatmission.orgPastor Steve Lee is the Director of Carolina Milal, a ministry serving individuals with disabilities and their families throughout the Charlotte community. A pastor, husband, and father of three, Steve has dedicated his life to building communities where every person is seen, valued, and supported.Steve's journey began when he
How to Stand Out and Get Into Private Boarding School 보딩스쿨 합격생들은 뭐가 달랐을까
What does it really take to stand out in private boarding school admissions?In this episode, I sit down with Rachel Kim — 🇺🇸 U.S. middle school math teacher & education consultant — to talk about boarding school admissions, extracurricular activities, and what schools are actually looking for in students today.🏫 Public & private school consulting📚 Extracurricular activity advising🍎 Online
당신의 화는 진짜 문제가 아니다 — Why Your Anger Isn’t the Real Problem
In this episode, I sit down with Susie Runkle, a Korean American Christian life coach, daughter of the King, wife, and mother of two teenage daughters, for an honest conversation about healing, anger, resentment, and emotional freedom. Susie shares her personal journey of working through childhood wounds, shame, and suppressed emotions while learning how to “adult” with peace and self-awareness.We
Not Okay? Here’s What to Do 괞찮은척은 이젠 그만
When “I’m fine” stops being true, what’s the next step?In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Jang Cho, MD, a board-certified child and adolescent psychiatrist, to talk about how to recognize when you need help, what kind of support actually makes sense, and how to ask for it—even when it feels uncomfortable.We get into the gray areas: therapy vs. medication, what to do if cost is a barrier, and why
What We Don’t Talk About: Sex, Shame, and Sunday Faith | 왠지 말하기 어려운 얘기들: 성, 수치심, 그리고 교회 이야기
왠지 말하기 어려운 얘기들: 성, 수치심, 그리고 신앙What We Don’t Talk About: Sex, Shame, and Sunday FaithIn this episode, we gently step into the conversations we tend to avoid—sex, shame, and faith. Topics that are deeply connected, yet often left unspoken.Roy, a licensed marriage and family therapist and former pastor, brings a unique perspective shaped by years of working with sexual addiction and betrayal trauma.
Dr. Hyun Kim on Boundaries, Expectations & Self-Care | Let's Talk 마음이야기 EP 01
Let's Talk 마음이야기 EP 01- Mental Health SeriesMy first guest, Dr. Hyun Kim, clinical psychologist, researcher at Columbia University Irving Medical Center, and author of Boundaries (Korean), shares a powerful conversation on expectations, responsibility, and finding your voice as someone living between cultures.We talk about the cost of staying silent, the mental load that follows us into adulthood,
The Next Chapter After 25 Years In Publishing 실비아킴 대표의 새로운 도전
Sylvia Kim knows how to build something that lasts.For over 25 years, she led Mom & I magazine, growing it into a trusted voice within the Korean American community. As a single mother, she built both a career and a community rooted in trust and connection.In this episode, we talk about reinvention, cross-cultural leadership, and what it takes to start a new chapter after decades in one path.F
What If Confidence Isn’t the Problem?Why So Many Women Feel Invisible 여성 리더에게 배우는 ‘자신감 장착’ 방법
Women Entrepreneurs 3Today’s guest, Sheena Yap Chan, has spent years exploring that question. She’s a bestselling author, TEDx speaker, and host of The Tao of Self-Confidence podcast, where she’s interviewed over 800 women about self-worth, visibility, and leadership.Through her work — including her books The Tao of Self-Confidence and Bridging the Confidence Gap — Sheena helps women move from sel
Can Makgeolli Become America’s Next Big Drink? 미국에서 막걸리 파는 교포 사업가 케롤 MAKKU
Carol Pak is the Founder & CEO of Sool, the parent company of Makku, and a mother of two young children, balancing boardrooms and bedtime stories.Raised in a supportive and loving Korean family in New York, Carol grew up inspired to lead. That early foundation — family first, work hard, dream big — shaped her path from corporate innovation to entrepreneurship. Before launching Sool in 2017, sh
The 3:30 AM Reality of a Working Mom: Career, Kids & Cost of Balance 워킹맘의 하루는 새벽 3:30에 시작된다
In this episode, we talk with Evelyn Moon, founder, mother, mentor, and a Korean American lawyer who grew up speaking Korean as her first language. She shares the challenges of becoming an attorney while navigating cultural barriers, raising a child, and leading her own firm.Evelyn opens up about the reality of work-life balance as a working mom, and why she’s passionate about mentoring the next g
Why So Many of Us Struggle with Family & Emotions | Haley’s Story 엄마도 사실은 상담이 필요하지 않았을까?
Haley, a Brooklyn-based writer and actor, joins Take 1.5 with Min Lee for a powerful conversation about identity, Korean culture, family expectations, and generational trauma.With a background as an elementary school educator, Haley brings deep insight into social-emotional development, childhood experiences, and how early family dynamics shape the way we communicate, cope, and form relationships.
How This Nurse Built Income Beyond the Bedside 리치언니로 은퇴하고 싶은 Rich Nurse Jiwon Lee
What if being a nurse didn’t mean choosing between caring for others and building financial freedom?In this episode, we sit down with Jiwon Lee — a New Jersey–based psychiatric nurse, educator, real estate investor, and future Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner — who is redefining what’s possible in a nursing career.Since 2015, Jiwon has worked across an incredible range of clinical sett
The Korean Banchan Story Every 1.5 Generation Will Relate To| 반찬 만드는 교포 언니 셀리나
Selina Lee’s journey weaves together art, storytelling, and food. Born in Seoul and raised in the U.S. as a teenager, she began her career in graphic design and publishing before following a growing passion for Korean cooking. In this episode, Selina shares how that pivot led to founding Banchan Workshop, co-authoring The Korean Instant Pot Cookbook, and building a career as a menu and recipe deve
콩글리쉬 하는 교포1.5세는 다 공감하는 이야기 파트2. 정체성은 어떻게 생겨날까? All About Identity Development for the 1.5 Generation
In this Part 2 episode of Take 1.5, Min Lee interviews Dr. Jiwon Yoo, a licensed psychologist who works closely with children, adolescents, and families. Drawing from both her clinical work and her own lived experience, Dr. Yoo discusses what it’s like to grow up navigating two cultural worlds—and how that shapes identity, mental health, and family relationships.Together, we discuss the unspoken e
왜 우리는 늘 ‘사이’에 있는 것처럼 느낄까?Belonging Is Messy — Here’s Why (from a Psychologist Who Lived It) Part 1
In this Part 1 episode of Take 1.5, Min Lee interviews Dr. Jiwon Yoo, a licensed psychologist who works closely with children, adolescents, and families. Drawing from both her clinical work and her own lived experience, Dr. Yoo discusses what it’s like to grow up navigating two cultural worlds—and how that shapes identity, mental health, and family relationships.Together, we discuss the unspoken e
Navigating Korean Americanness: A Father & Daughter Get Honest 교포 가족의 코리언 어메리칸의 의미 아빠와 딸의 너무나 다른 경험
What happens when a Korean American dad and daughter realize they grew up in two completely different cultures… under the same roof?Yosef and Seul Lee open up about identity, language, family expectations, and what “being Korean American” really means across generations.Raw. Honest. Funny. Relatable.If you’ve ever lived in the in-between, this one hits home.🎙️ New episode out now👇 Tell us how YOU
성공? 쉬어야 된다! Neuroscience Meets Real Life: How Your Brain Shapes Everything You Do, Think, and Say
🎧 Title: Neuroscience Meets Real Life: Why Your Brain Needs to PauseWhat if slowing down is the smartest thing your brain can do? Dr. Nuri Jeong, neuroscientist and executive coach, shares how our brains shape every word, thought, and decision — and why taking a pause might be your greatest advantage.From groundbreaking research on memory to transforming brain science into real-world tools for lea
When Everything Changes: Dr. Crystal Yi’s Breast Cancer Story 전문의 에게도 찾아온 유방암 그녀의 이야기
🎗️ Breast Cancer Awareness Month: Real Talk with Dr. Crystal Yi 🎗️Cancer is scary, frustrating, and… sometimes ridiculously annoying. In this episode, Min chats with Dr. Crystal Yi, a general surgeon, about their personal journeys with cancer—laughing, venting, and sharing the moments that make it all human.💖 We need each other. We fight cancer together.Through faith, hope, and community, we find
AI Artist Janice Chae | Dior ‘Toile de Jouy’ Meets Korean Folk Art | 한국의 민화 와 디올이 만나면 표현되는 스토리텔링
Dior ‘Toile de Jouy’ Meets Korean Folk Art | AI x Minhwa🎨 디자이너에서 AI 프로덕트 매니저, 그리고 이제는 AI 아티스트로.기술과 예술의 경계를 자유롭게 넘나들며, 전통적 요소들을 현대적 감각으로 재해석합니다. 동서양의 문화적 배경을 바탕으로, AI와 디지털 페인팅을 통해 새로운 시각 예술의 가능성을 탐구합니다.🌍 From Designer → AI Product Manager → AI Artist.I explore the intersection of technology and art, reinterpreting tradition through a contemporary lens.With a background in AI technology, visual desi
Undocumented and Unseen — Will the Church Step In? 불법체류자로 산다는 건 어떤 의미일까?
Why should the church care about undocumented immigrants?In this episode of Take 1.5 Podcast, we sit down with Eunil David Cho, Assistant Professor of Spiritual Care and Counseling at Boston University School of Theology. Beyond his academic work, Dr. Cho is also a Korean American Presbyterian pastor who has served congregations in Atlanta, Dallas, and Boston.Born in Korea and raised in Atlanta, h
When your aging immigrant parents need you— what happens next? 부모님 케어-힘든 건 나만이 아니었다 1.5세의 진짜 이야기
Caring for Aging Immigrant Parents: Expectations, Resentment, and EmpathyIn this episode of Take 1.5 Podcast, I sit down with Ruby Urquiza, LCSW, to talk about the complexities of caring for aging immigrant parents. From navigating medical systems to balancing emotional labor, we unpack the unspoken expectations that often fall on children of immigrants.Ruby opens up with an honest and vulnerable
Have Any Questions for Your Host of Take1.5Podcast? Q&A with Min Lee 팟캐스트 호스트 이민경 한테 다 물어봐~렛츠고!
Hey, get to know your host of Take1.5 Podcast, Min LeeSome of you asked, and she answered.Stay tuned for Season 2, coming soon!Subscribe to this channel, Like, CommentFollow on Instagram, Spotify & AppleYour support really matters to us!
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모습은 한국인, 마음은 미국인— 1.75세 워킹맘의 진심 어린 대화 Understanding the Korean American Youth-Gyopo Working Mom
기러기 가족의 둘째 딸로 1994년 미국에 온 최유정은, 미국에서 자라며 서구적인 사고방식을 갖게 되었지만 여전히 마음속엔 한국인의 정서를 간직한 “1.75세”입니다. 15년간 와인 회사에서 회계 업무를 하다 팬데믹을 계기로 교육 비영리 분야로 커리어 전환, 현재는 파이낸스 전문가로 일하는 동시에 한 아들의 엄마로 살아가고 있습니다.이번 에피소드에서는 유정이 지난 16년간 청소년 기독교 컨퍼런스를 통해 한국계 미국 청소년들과 함께하며 느낀 사랑과 책임, 그리고 10대 아들을 키우며 배우게 된 “미국식” 대화법과 “한국식” 정서 사이의 균형에 대해 나눕니다.부모로서 어떻게 자녀와 소통할 수 있을지, 특히 문화적 차이 속에서 갈등을 줄이고 공감을 쌓아갈 수 있는 방법은 무엇일지 고민하는 부모님들께 따뜻한 조언을
교포 가정의 고민거리: 이중언어, 이중 문화 아이로 양육하기 How Do Children Develop Multi-Cultural, Language & Identity?
Ownkyeong Lee is a psychologist and learning scientist (M.Sc.) pursuing her PhD with a research focus on multilingualism and identity. As a mother of two raising her children in Germany—navigating three nationalities and four first languages—she brings both personal and academic depth to the conversation on multilingual, multicultural family life.To support families with Asian heritage and beyond,
모습은 한국인, 마음은 미국인— 1.75세 워킹맘의 진심 어린 대화 Understanding the Korean American Youth-Gyopo Working Mom
기러기 가족의 둘째 딸로 1994년 미국에 온 최유정은, 미국에서 자라며 서구적인 사고방식을 갖게 되었지만 여전히 마음속엔 한국인의 정서를 간직한 “1.75세”입니다. 15년간 와인 회사에서 회계 업무를 하다 팬데믹을 계기로 교육 비영리 분야로 커리어 전환, 현재는 파이낸스 전문가로 일하는 동시에 한 아들의 엄마로 살아가고 있습니다.이번 에피소드에서는 유정이 지난 16년간 청소년 기독교 컨퍼런스를 통해 한국계 미국 청소년들과 함께하며 느낀 사랑과 책임, 그리고 10대 아들을 키우며 배우게 된 “미국식” 대화법과 “한국식” 정서 사이의 균형에 대해 나눕니다.부모로서 어떻게 자녀와 소통할 수 있을지, 특히 문화적 차이 속에서 갈등을 줄이고 공감을 쌓아갈 수 있는 방법은 무엇일지 고민하는 부모님들께 따뜻한 조언을
Why is Alex Wang So Obsessed with Footsteps? Korean American Foley Artist 폴리아티스트 알렉스가 발소리에 예민한 이유
What does it mean to be heard without being seen?In this episode of Take 1.5, we sit down with Alex 현지 Wang, a Korean-American foley artist who shapes the emotional undercurrent of shows like Severance, Godfather of Harlem Season 4, Emily in Paris, and many more. Her work lives in the details—the creak of a chair, the echo of footsteps—sounds that make a scene feel real but often go unnoticed.Alex
From Love After Divorce to Life in Vancouver – Heejin & Jimi’s Next Chapter 돌싱글즈4 지미 와 희진의 행복한 신혼
In this heartfelt episode of Take 1.5, we sit down with Heejin and Jimmi from Love After Divorce Season 4 to talk about what life has looked like after the cameras stopped rolling. From their whirlwind romance on the show to getting married, having a baby, and moving to Vancouver, Heejin and Jimmi open up about building a life together as a cross-border couple.We also dive into their experiences l
Shy to Shine: K-Town Girl Writes a Children's Book to Help Kids Shine 한타 출신 1.5세 동화책 작가 챌시의 빛나는 스토리
In this episode of Take 1.5, we’re joined by best-selling children’s author, educator, and podcast host Chelsea Chong Kim, whose beloved book Carol the Carrot Bowls for the Salad Bowl is inspiring a generation of young readers to embrace who they are.Born and raised in Los Angeles, Chelsea brings over a decade of experience as a master educator into every story she tells. We explore how her backgr
새끼들 위해 깡으로 버텨냈다는 엄마의 이민1세 이야기 First Generation Immigrant Story Told by My 78 Year Old Mother
In this intimate conversation, I sit down with my 78-year-old mother as she shares her story of resilience, sacrifice, and love. A first-generation immigrant who arrived in the U.S. in the 1980s, she worked long hours in a garment factory to provide a better future for her children. She opens up about her dreams, disappointments, and the quiet strength that carried her through a difficult marriage
How to Trust the Curiosity and Help Your Kids Succeed in Life. 1.25세 김아롬 박사가 알려주는 성공하는 자녀로 키우는 방법
Ahrom Kim, PhD, is a 1.25 generation Korean immigrant, UX researcher, educator, former biology professor, and working mom. In this episode, she shares her journey from Korea to the U.S., her pivot from academia to tech, and how she's learned to navigate parenting and professional life with a growth mindset. We talk about why trusting a child’s natural curiosity can lead to greater success than
This UX Designer Lives a Double Life… as a K-pop Dancer 1.5세 UXI Desinger로사의 못말리는 이중생활
🇰🇷🇺🇸 Meet Rosa Her — a Korean-born UX/UI designer whose creative journey spans the U.S., Canada, and Australia. Since first arriving in the U.S. as an exchange student in 2008, Rosa has built a dynamic career in digital design, working with clients across South Korea and the United States. Now based in New York, she continues to bridge cultures through both design and performance.In 2015, she was
Fifteen Countries Later, What I Learned about Friendship and Myself 영원한 외국인 케빈이 15국가에 살면서 알게된 사실
By 25, Kevin was the youngest department head in his industry, leading a team of 60+ and racing up the corporate ladder. On the outside, he had it all. But behind the scenes, he was working 15–18-hour days, sacrificing friendships, and convincing himself there was no time for meaningful connection.That all changed in 2020 during his first solo trip. What started as an escape became a turning point
Why I Quit Being a Lawyer to Live My Dream Life 나는 톱스쿨 출신 변호사 사표던지고 꿈을 선택했다
Celina Lee is the founder of Live Your Dream Club and a globally recognized executive and career coach. She is also a lawyer, award-winning writer, and the host of Live Your Dream Podcast.She has extensive experiences coaching many executives and corporate professionals to achieve success and fulfillment in their careers, and has given speeches and delivered workshops in many countries. Celina sta
Why I Gave Up Everything for Van Life in Alaska, And Don’t Regret It One Bit 집팔고 사표내고 밴에서 사는 알라스카 부부
Patrick (and Jessica) of VanBooboo join me in this episode. They quit their jobs, sold the house, and hit the road with their three dogs to chase adventure across Alaska in a camper van. Yep, they lived the van life for three years, wild and free!They are now settled in Anchorage, but their love for the wild is still going strong. In this episode, Patrick shares stories from the road, life with th
Unpacking Internalized Racism & Microaggression | Asian American Experience 나도 모르게 스며드는 인종차별
In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Jang Cho, a child and adult psychiatrist, to explore the complex layers of internalized racism within the Asian American community. Together, we unpack how racism and bias—both subtle and overt—have shaped the mental health, identity, and self-perception of generations of Asian Americans. From the model minority myth to everyday microaggressions, Dr. Cho share
The Angry 1.5 Generation Korean American Men POV of a College Drop Out College Coach | 1.5세 남자들만의 그들의 세상 | 포차알바 교화오빠
Jae Kwon, a writer, had perfect SAT scores, started college at an Ivy League school, dropped out, and became a popular SAT tutor and college coach. He navigates the complexities of Korean American identity while working at a Pocha, standing up for his community, and writing about his own 1.5 experience with no translation! —feeling isolated and othered yet capable of everything. From the Korean ch
Mayor Jenna Explores Her Appa's Home & Jeju Island: Journey of Gratitude 입양인 제나는 제주 시민 :아빠의 나라 한국
Join Jenna Lee Kim, an American transracial Korean adoptee living on Jeju Island, Korea, as she embarks on a heartfelt journey to explore belonging and intersectional identities. In the land of her birth, Jenna dives deep into personal narratives, learning about others while uncovering more about her own identity and heritage.Through community engagement and storytelling, Jenna amplifies the voice
Rice Blossoms Translating the Traditional Rice Cakes to Modern Korean Dessert 떡으로 럭셔리 디져트 만드는 교포 제니퍼
Rice Blossoms is where tradition meets artistry. Jennifer Lee, a 1.5-generation Korean American, explores the rich heritage behind Korean desserts while embracing a modern, luxurious approach to rice cakes. Jennifer shares her journey of blending tradition with innovation—drawing from her cultural roots to craft intricate, flower-adorned rice cakes that are as meaningful as they are beautiful thro
청소년 영주권 미국 합법적 체류 방법: 이민 변호사 하윤 케인(Hayoon Kane)Navigating SIJS: Legal Pathways for Undocumented Youth
이번 Take 1.5 에피소드에서는 **이민 전문 변호사 하윤 케인(Hayoon Kane, Esq.)**과 함께 **특별이민청소년(SIJS, Special Immigrant Juvenile Status)**에 대해 이야기합니다. SIJS는 미국 내 서류 미비 청소년들에게 법적 안정성을 제공할 수 있는 중요한 절차이지만, 많은 사람들에게 잘 알려져 있지 않습니다.헤이윤 변호사는 SIJS의 자격 요건, 신청 절차, 그리고 이민 청소년들의 삶에 미치는 영향에 대해 알기 쉽게 설명합니다. 또한, 이 제도를 이용하는 과정에서 겪는 개인적·정서적 어려움, 문화적·법적 장벽에 대해서도 깊이 있는 대화를 나눕니다.이민 문제에 관심 있는 분들, 혹은 서류 미비 청소년과 그 가족을 돕고자 하는 분들을 위한 필수 청취 에피소드
Pursuit of Happiness Rise from Childhood Trauma Life Consultant Dawren Suh 과거의 나처럼 인생의 의미를 잃은 사람들을 돕고 싶다
At 10, Dawren’s mom left. At 13, his dad did the same. He and his younger brother were left to figure out life on their own. At the time, it all felt normal—but looking back, he sees those years as just one chapter of a much larger story filled with hardship, resilience, and transformation.In this episode of Take 1.5, Dawren—former Soft White Underbelly interviewee turned life consultant, coach, a
Game Day Guide for the Football-Clueless 미식축구 어떻게 보는거야? 풋볼 모르는 & Don't Care 여자들을 위한 Playbook
Not into football but stuck watching the Super Bowl? We got you. In this episode of Take 1.5, Min Lee sits down with Coach Han to break down just enough of the game so you can survive (and maybe even enjoy) Super Bowl Sunday. We’ll cover the absolute basics—what’s actually happening on the screen, the social cues to follow, and how to sound like you know what you're talking about (without actually
목포 거리의 고아가 미국 우주항공 엔지니어가 되어 고아의 목소리가 되다 Orphaned Boy Develops GPS Satlite Advocte for the Fatherless
In this compelling episode of Take 1.5, Min Lee sits down with Steve Morrison, a trailblazer whose extraordinary journey began with heartbreak and resilience. Orphaned at 8 and adopted into the Morrison family at 14, Steve became an aerospace engineer, pivotal in developing the GPS satellite technology we rely on today.
But his true mission lies far beyond engineering. As the founder of MPAK (Mis
1.5세 BIOTECH 과학자의 인생조언 얽그러진 계획 FINDING YOUR PATH IN THE FACE OF THE UNEXPECTED
Today, we’re talking with Eun Bin Go, Ph.D., a biotech research and development professional whose journey is remarkable. Eun Bin shares her story of arriving in America as a wide-eyed fourth grader and the intentional decision to stay in the U.S., carving out her path rather than returning to Korea.
She opens up about the challenges of completing her Ph.D. during the COVID-19 pandemic, a period
How to Tell If Your Teen is REALLY Depressed and What to Do About It 진짜로 불안하고 우울한 이민가정의 십대 아이들
청소년 우울증과 불안은 보이지 않는 고통입니다. 특히 한국 문화와 세대 차이로 인해 대화가 어려운 한인 가정에서는 더욱 그렇습니다. 이 영상에서는 이러한 문제를 깊이 탐구하며, 청소년과 부모님 모두에게 따뜻하고 실질적인 가이드를 제공합니다.이 영상에서 다룰 내용:🌱 우울증 이해하기: 우울증이란 무엇이며, 청소년에게 어떤 방식으로 나타날까요?🌎 문화적 갈등: 한국 문화의 기대가 정신 건강과 정체성에 어떤 영향을 미칠까요?💬 부모-청소년 대화: 세대 차이를 극복하고 상호 이해를 높이는 팁.⚠️ 주의해야 할 신호: 청소년의 우울증과 불안을 알아채는 방법.🤝 도움 주는 방법: 부모가 제공할 수 있는 지원과 청소년이 스스로 돌볼 수 있는 방법.🛠️ 낙인 없애기: 한인 커뮤니티에서 정신 건강 대화의 중요성.정신 건강은
Identity, Racism, and Resilience: Deb JJ Lee’s Story Behind 'In Limbo' | Take 1.5 Podcast
In this episode of Take 1.5, we sit down with Deb JJ Lee, a Brooklyn-based Korean-American author and illustrator of the acclaimed graphic memoir In Limbo. Known for their evocative and deeply personal storytelling, Deb’s work has been featured in Google, NPR, Dune, The Washington Post, and posters for Japanese Breakfast.
In an unfiltered conversation, Deb shares the raw and vulnerable journey beh
돌싱글즈4 지수가 말해주는 비하인드 스토리 What Really Happened in Cancun? Love After Divorce Season4/1.5세 변호사 지수는 연애중?
In this episode of Take 1.5, we sit down with Ji-Su, star of Netflix's Love After Divorce Season 4, for an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at her journey on the show. We explore her experiences as a 1.5-generation Korean American, navigating cultural identity, dating in her 30s, and balancing it all with a demanding career as a lawyer in Los Angeles. Ji-Su opens up about the challenges and joys o
Why Boundaries Matter: A Chat with Dr. Jang Eun Cho 이민가정에서 꼭 바운더리가 필요한 이유
In this episode, we’re joined by Dr. Jang Eun Cho, a board-certified child and adolescent psychiatrist specializing in the mental health of Asian American children and adolescents.
Together, we dive into the complex topic of boundaries—what they are, why they’re essential, and how they differ across cultures. Dr. Cho explains the difference between healthy and unhealthy boundaries, emphasizing t
How Faith Helped Dr. Sarah Lee Overcome Life’s Challenges: Finding healing, faith & self-worth 사라의 치유, 신앙, 건강한 자존감
In this heartfelt episode, Dr. Sarah Lee, an optometrist and 1.5-generation Korean American, shares her inspiring journey of resilience, healing, and faith. After moving to the U.S. alone at 15, Sarah faced the challenges of being overlooked and underestimated, turning to academics as a way to prove her worth. She eventually found her calling in optometry, a field where she could help others see c
GyoPo며느리Thanksgiving Holiday Survival Guide: How to do Korean American Thanksgiving
GyoPo며느리Thanksgiving Holiday Survival Guide: How to do Korean American Thanksgiving.
1.5세 교포 며느리 서바이벌 가이드.
1.5 generation Korean American Holiday Survival Guide.
#koreanamerican #gyopo#1.5generation#family#holiday#thanksgiving
Jee Hwang Spills the Tea on Art, Life, and Love | 황지연 교수 Korean American Contemporary Artist
In this episode, we sit down with Jee Hwang, an Associate Professor of Art at Fort Hays State University. Jee shares her life, marriage, and what inspires her art. If you're curious about artists' journeys and the stories behind their creations, you won’t want to miss this fun and heartfelt conversation!
For more information about Jee's work, visit: www.jeehwangstudio.com
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Korean American Film Maker Exploring Storytelling Through 'Inside Out' 인사이드아웃 스토리텔링
In this episode, we hang out with Korean-American filmmaker Tommy to discuss how the animated movie Inside Out 2 tackles big emotions in relatable ways. If you love movies or want to hear some behind-the-scenes insights on the movie set, this conversation is for you! Tune in for fun and discuss the art of storytelling!
Meet Jamie the Pink Scrub Nurse: 1.5-Gen Nurse with Big Dreams and Big Energy
Meet Jamie, the Pink Scrub Nurse—a 1.5-generation Korean American from Seattle who’s on a mission! She’s not one to settle for the status quo, and nothing’s going to stand in her way. With big dreams and even bigger plans, Jamie brings her vibrant energy to our conversation. Join us for a fun and lively chat as we explore her journey. Get ready for an episode packed with inspiration and joy!
Life After 40 and Beyond: What’s Next After the Kids Leave the Nest? 40 이후의 도전
Ever wonder, 'When did I turn 40 or 50?' One day, you’re knee-deep in raising a family, and the next, you reflect on how quickly time has passed. I started my master’s degree at 40, and while it was tough and my friends thought I was both brave and a bit crazy, it was worth every challenge. Today, I’m joined by three friends to chat about our journeys of starting new careers, pursuing education, a
Korean American Flavors in Fine Dining: Chef Dave’s Jeong Chicago
David and Jen are the chef-owners of the award-winning restaurant Jeong Chicago. David grew up in a hard-working immigrant family in New Jersey, and Jen grew up near Chicago and met at the prestigious culinary school Culinary Institute of America. In this episode, you can learn about how they got started and how Chef Dave’s Korean Americanness reflects his creative culinary expertise.
노답 이민가정 대화의 불편한 진실? Parentified Child: 1.5-Gen Stories of Taking on Adulting for Immigrant Parents
Have you wondered how the other 1.5 generations navigate relationships with their immigrant parents? Have you ever made that awkward call to the landlord, doctor, or utility company on your parents' behalf? We discuss this very thing called Parentified Child with Yunhee Sym, LMFT
"어른화된 아이" 는 어려운 말보다 Parentified Child 가 더 편한 우리 1.5세들의 이야기
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