Hot Water in the Morning

By: Joyce Tran & Jason Yu
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  • Summary

  • What does being Asian have to do with anything?


    Join your hosts, Jason Yu (he/him) and Joyce Tran (she/her) as they discover how far down their cultural identity really reaches. It’s the Chinese-Canadian existential crisis extravaganza!


    We feel all the feels and cover topics that have haunted our past, present, and future. From dropping out of Chinese school, navigating BFRBs, to becoming compulsive save-a-holics, come enjoy a cup of hot water in the morning with us. We're not sure what the health benefits are, but we know it does something good.


    Send us your asian elder wisdom!

    Instagram: @hotwaterinthemorning

    Email: hotwaterinthemorning@gmail.com


    Editing by Joyce Tran and Jason Yu

    Music by Thomas Powell

    Cover art by Nicollo Abe


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Episodes
  • Ep 30. Big brain weak teeth

    Ep 30. Big brain weak teeth
    Dec 30 2024
    What does the dentist have to do with being asian?

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    1 hr and 17 mins
  • Ep 29. Asian Glow Up

    Ep 29. Asian Glow Up
    Nov 28 2024
    What does beauty have to do with being asian?

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    1 hr and 21 mins
  • Ep 28. Radicalized Asians

    Ep 28. Radicalized Asians
    Nov 14 2024
    What does politics have to do with being asian?

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    1 hr and 15 mins

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