Not much to say other than watch this episode.

Its really easy to forget about American holidays living in China, yet we manage to remember the biggies like Thanksgiving, New Years, and Christmas. In this episode you see how we celebrate Thanksgiving, international style.

The whole theme about shopping for clothes was supposed to be podcast #2, but I somehow never got around to actually filming it. See how something as simple as buying a shirt turns into a serious affair.

Way back in the sixth grade when me and Shug became friends, we thought it would be cool to study kung fu in China. Who knew we would both actually end up living here. I always wanted to go to the Shaolin temple, and now my dream has been fulfilled.

I was walking around one day and ran into some foreigners that looked really lost. I basically took them under my wing and showed them around. They invited me to watch their summer program's closing ceremony; how could I turn them down? I was bored, but you should enjoy the 3 hour program cut down to less than 10 minutes.

Xiamen once upon of time was better know as Amoy, hence the name for this episode. My friend Sakura was a new arrival in Fuzhou and hadn't been to too many places in Fujian. Me being the kinda guy I am, I planned a trip and we toook off for the day. See us fend off the tour guides and eat at a 4 star Pizza hut before my batteries died.

This is the wind-up to the Chengdu Trip. We head to the panda park and learn that there are more Black and White people than the black and white animals that we are there to see.

The name change is not really new; it's always been called Black man in China if you can read Chinese. I have put a few new ideas into motion with this episode. I'm hoping to make things bigger and better. Speaking of bigger, this epodsode I go to see the Big Buddah in Leshan near Chengdu.

My podcast is jacked by 3 Brits, and they do that whole british comedy thing. If you like Mr. Bean like I do, then you will think these guys are funny as hell.

Me and my buddy Wily take the question of race to the streets of Fuzhou. Can The Fuzhounese tell the difference between a Black man and a Korean one? Though I say this is podcast 15 in the vid, it's actually number 16.