This week's episode features an extra-special guest who not only is an interdisciplinary artist and professor, she is also my mother, Mary Sui Yee Wong.
Listen to hear her talk about her experience growing up in Vancouver as the oldest child and what it was like to care for them once they got older. Full of heartwarming stories of three generations of (r)Aging Asians.
 
This episode is also available on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/5qX4LbHQWnOlBxfLPUB4LK and as a blog post: https://ragingasians303.wordpress.com/2020/12/14/episode-1-becoming-your-mother-featuring-mary-sui-yee-wong/

Episode 2: Raging Love, Manny Pacquiao and Discos

Are you tired of raging internally? Or are you looking for folks to rage with out loud?

This podcast is for all of you raging asians and non asians who have things to get off your chest. From juicy, intimate stories to the mundane and everyday micro-aggression, this is the space for you.

We talk about growing up with immigrant families, finding one’s sense of identity within the western context, careers, research and much more.

This podcast initially emerged out of the Anti-Asian racism felt prominently in North America. It is an attempt to showcase the diversity of Asian voices and identit