HeyJaredAsian Rebel Club Podcast
A podcast every Asian should’ve had growing up, and probably still needs.A podcast for Asian/Asian diaspora untangling family expectations, cultural guilt, and the myth of perfection.Hosted by Crystal Ren, who brings her own messy, magical story to the mic, so you don’t have…
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Ep 28: The Potato Princess: She Turned Potatoes Into a Beauty Empire & Said No to Marrying Rich (opens the original)
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Yiwen Hao, better known as China's "Potato Princess," joins Crystal to tell the story of what happens when a third-generation heiress decides to reinvent the thing she inherited. And before you laugh, the nickname isn't just cute. Yiwen's family business is reportedly behind the potatoes used in China by brands like Burger King, Procter & Gamble, and PepsiCo and has produced enough to circle the earth three times. Her grandfather started with traditional farming in the 1970s; her father built on
Ep 27: Ludi Lin: Why Asian Americans Are More Obsessed With Asian Identity Than Actual Asians (opens the original)
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Ludi Lin, Liu Kang in Mortal Kombat, the Black Ranger, Murk in Aquaman, joins Crystal for what was supposed to be a comedy rehearsal and turned into one of the most philosophical episodes we've recorded. Born in Fuzhou, China, moved to Hong Kong at three, Australia at nine, and Vancouver at seventeen. Ludi was bullied in Australia for not speaking English, then bullied in Canada for speaking it like an Australian. We start with accents as a survival tool and end up digging into what happens to a
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