(WATCH ON YOUTUBE): If you suffer from an intense feeling of responsibility, being an overachiever, and struggle with people-pleasing behaviors, you might have EDS, or Eldest Daughter Syndrome. Ellen and Jane - both eldest daughters - break it down in this very non-scientific discussion. | Reply Yeochin Ep. 66

(WATCH ON YOUTUBE): Ellen and Jane have an honest conversation processing a multitude of feelings of disappointment and disillusionment after last week’s election and offer insight on how to move forward. | Reply Yeochin Ep. 65

(WATCH ON YOUTUBE): Ellen and Jane discuss social media culture in the influencer era, diving into the myth that more - engagement, monetization, etc. - always equals more value. They examine how choosing quality over quantity, both online and offline, can bring greater satisfaction and peace. | Reply Yeochin Ep. 64

(WATCH ON YOUTUBE): Ellen and Jane contemplate whether contentment might be the ultimate form of happiness in a world where expectations can feel unattainable. How can we find joy amid the complexities of modern motherhood and lingering regret, and redefine success? | Reply Yeochin Ep. 63

(WATCH ON YOUTUBE): In this unreleased episode from the spring, the Yeochins take a playful dive into their partners’ habits and quirks that drive them crazy but they let slide—because everyone deserves a pass sometimes. | Reply Yeochin Ep. 62

(WATCH ON YOUTUBE): Ellen and Jane talk about THAT viral clip of Canadian entrepreneurs pitching their bubble tea brand to a panel of “Dragon” investors. The social media backlash that followed prompted Bobba’s founders to issue a formal apology this week. | Reply Yeochin Ep. 61

(WATCH ON YOUTUBE): Ellen and Jane muse about the annual whirlwind of fall activities as they juggle schedules, prepare for the holidays, and find moments of peace amidst the chaos. | Reply Yeochin Ep. 60

(WATCH ON YOUTUBE): The Yeochins enter a heated debate about the viral cucumber salad trend on TikTok- has it spawned a new wave of appreciation for one of the most ubiquitous Korean banchans or is it another example of digital gentrification? | Reply Yeochin Ep. 59