AAPI
Liz Lee
Episode 26: Processing Anti-Asian Hate

We are over a year and a half into the pandemic, halfway through 2021, and anti-Asian hate incidents are still happening across America. So how did we process it all? How are we processing it? Tune in to our season finale on our latest life updates (apologies for the delay!) and some of our reactions and thoughts to all of the anti-Asian hate incidents.

Episode 26: Processing Anti-Asian Hate
DV Awareness, Season 1
Monica Lee
Episode 05: Not Your Average Relationship

We close out National Domestic Violence Awareness month in this episode to discuss the pervasive cultural norms that have enabled domestic violence in the Hmong community for far too long. Join us as we explore possible solutions that our community can take to end domestic violence and better support survivors because we know it takes #allofus.

Episode 05: Not Your Average Relationship

Season 3

Episode 17: Not Your Average Presidential Election

Episode 17: Not Your Average Presidential Election

2020 has reminded us of how much is at stake in this year’s general election, from the global COVID-19 pandemic to the economic recession, ongoing systemic racism and police brutality to climate change. This year’s presidential election is one of the most important, if not THE most important, in the history of our country. In this episode, we discuss the Biden-Kamala presidential ticket, why our votes matter, and how to vote (early). We know that we have to mobilize our communities and vote like our lives depend on it!

Episode 16: Not Your Average 1 Year Anniversary

Episode 16: Not Your Average 1 Year Anniversary

Not Your Average Mai turns one! We return from our summer break with our third season to celebrate our one year anniversary. We discuss what we learned from our recent #BlackLivesMatter series and how we will continue racial justice work in our lives, especially because we know it is a lifelong journey. We close out by sharing our podcasting tips and tricks, what we have learned as podcasters in our first year, and our hopes for the future of Not Your Average Mai.