The Peahce Podcast

Copy Editor Alison & Media/Projects Lead Sophie sit down to recap their respective school year. Among other topics are Sophie's questionable French teacher, frozen avocados at the Harvard dining halls, advice on how to survive your junior year in high school & first year in college, as well as thoughts on the TV show The Summer I Turned Pretty! 

In this episode, Peahce's core editors—Annie, Nabeeha, and Jeanine—talk about their favorite Vietnamese, Indian/Pakistani, and Filipino dishes, respectively. We answer questions like: What's the distinction Indian and Pakistani cuisine? Is fish sauce a universal SE Asian thing? What are alternatives to boba milk tea? Tune in to hear about biryani, fish sauce, tapioca desserts, and more! Dishes mentioned Filipino: sinigang taho pancit halo halo lumpia Vietnamese: bun bo hue che chuoi banh xeo Pakistani/Indian korma biryani

Join the conversation about sexuality and relationships--romantic, platonic, and self--as a person of Asian descent with Staff Interviewer & Researcher Darnie Tran (they/them) and Interview Lead DeAnn Le (she/her) as they read coming out submissions from YOU, the Peahce community! You'll hear about our experiences with self-expression amongst conservatism and traditions in the Asian community, coming out comfortably, and growing as a person since coming out as a member of the LGBTQIA2S+ community. Special thanks to Ricky (@gaynarratives) and Kirsten for submitting your stories! This episode wouldn't have been possible without you and it was lovely being able to connect with you. 🧡💛💚💙💜

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In this episode, Media Lead Sophie Cheng and Founder Arden Yum read out YOUR love confessions and advice—unrequited love, self-love, platonic love and everything in between. Be prepared to hear thoughtful responses and different takes on love. This episode also includes special audio messages from Peahce members and followers on their advice and experiences with love. Special thanks to all those who submitted audio or written responses, this episode wouldn't have been possible without you! Follow The Peahce Project @thepeahceproject @thepeahceshop Follow Sophie on Instagram: @sophiiecheng  Follow Arden on Instagram: @ardenyum @peahce 

In this episode, Media Lead Sophie Cheng and Founder Arden Yum read out YOUR love confessions and advice—unrequited love, self-love, platonic love and everything in between. Be prepared to hear thoughtful responses and different takes on love. This episode also includes special audio messages from Peahce members and followers on their advice and experiences with love. Special thanks to all those who submitted audio or written responses, this episode wouldn't have been possible without you! Follow The Peahce Project @thepeahceproject @thepeahceshop Follow Sophie on Instagram: @sophiiecheng  Follow Arden on Instagram: @ardenyum @peahce 

Staff Writer Laurelei Bautista is joined by Peahce members Jeanine Esteban, Emily Xu, Caitlin Cheung, Alyssa Samson, and Anicka Cajigal to talk about the pressure in Asian communities to work hard and to work constantly. They cover topics including academic expectations, Zoom school, the stigma between STEM and Arts, and more! Follow your hosts on Instagram: @laureleibautista @jninede @emilynxu @ccaitlincheung @alyssak527 @anicka._.c Follow @thepeahceproject & @thepeahceshop!

Arden Yum, the founder of The Peahce Project, is joined by her friends Brandon Yau, Katelyn Liu, and Riya Mahtani to talk about the college process and the pressure to attend an Ivy League in Hong Kong  versus New York, Brandon's TikTok fame and viral videos as @randyx, and his newest music project, BLAZNS.  Follow The Peahce Project on Instagram @thepeahceproject Follow the Hosts: Arden @ardenyum Brandon @randyyau Katelyn @katelyndliu Riya @riyamahtani Follow Brandon's TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@randyx?lang=en  --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Arden Yum, the founder of The Peahce Project, is joined by her friends Brandon Yau, Katelyn Liu, and Riya Mahtani to talk about the college process and the pressure to attend an Ivy League in Hong Kong  versus New York, Brandon's TikTok fame and viral videos as @randyx, and his newest music project, BLAZNS.  Follow The Peahce Project on Instagram @thepeahceproject Follow the Hosts: Arden @ardenyum Brandon @randyyau Katelyn @katelyndliu Riya @riyamahtani Follow Brandon's TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@randyx?lang=en 

Have you ever felt like you weren't good enough? Or that you need to live up to a certain image to the point that you fear you might get "exposed" for your true self? Then you might be suffering from a phenomenon called imposter syndrome! And that's totally normal. Join The Peahce Project's Media Lead Sophie Cheng, Graphic Designer/Illustrator Alec Chan, and Copyeditor Alison Chan as they discuss about their personal experiences with Imposter Syndrome (applying to college, being intimidated by people older than you, comparing art, etc.) and tips on how to deal with it.  Follow Sophie on Instagram: @sophiiecheng  Follow Alison on Instagram: @alisonkchan  Follow Alec on Instagram: @alecjchan@alecchanillustrations  Follow @thepeahceproject & @thepeahceshop (25% off stickers sale happening right now!)  --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-peahce-project/support

Have you ever felt like you weren't good enough? Or that you need to live up to a certain image to the point that you fear you might get "exposed" for your true self? Then you might be suffering from a phenomenon called imposter syndrome! And that's totally normal. Join The Peahce Project's Media Lead Sophie Cheng, Graphic Designer/Illustrator Alec Chan, and Copyeditor Alison Chan as they discuss about their personal experiences with Imposter Syndrome (applying to college, being intimidated by people older than you, comparing art, etc.) and tips on how to deal with it.  Follow Sophie on Instagram: @sophiiecheng  Follow Alison on Instagram: @alisonkchan  Follow Alec on Instagram: @alecjchan@alecchanillustrations  Follow @thepeahceproject & @thepeahceshop (25% off stickers sale happening right now!)  --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-peahce-project/support

Have you ever felt like you weren't good enough? Or that you need to live up to a certain image to the point that you fear you might get "exposed" for your true self? Then you might be suffering from a phenomenon called imposter syndrome! And that's totally normal. Join The Peahce Project's Media Lead Sophie Cheng, Graphic Designer/Illustrator Alec Chan, and Copyeditor Alison Chan as they discuss about their personal experiences with Imposter Syndrome (applying to college, being intimidated by people older than you, comparing art, etc.) and tips on how to deal with it.  Follow Sophie on Instagram: @sophiiecheng  Follow Alison on Instagram: @alisonkchan  Follow Alec on Instagram: @alecjchan@alecchanillustrations  Follow @thepeahceproject & @thepeahceshop (25% off stickers sale happening right now!) 

What is it like being Asian at a wealthy, white high school in New York City? In today's episode, join Arts Lead Michelle Wen (@michellewenn) and her high school friends Diya Mehta (@diya_mehtaa), Shreya Mahajan (@shreyam.03), Karlo Antalan (@karloantalan), and Safiya Patel (@_safiya.patel_) in a conversation about their experiences as Asian students at a predominantly white institution (PWI). Together, they unpack the unique combination of cultural factors growing up in a white-dominated space, spill the TEA on their dating scene, and cover everything from class diversity, tokenization to culture shock and beauty standards!  Shop stickers @thepeahceshop (perfect for the holidays!) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-peahce-project/support

What is it like being Asian at a wealthy, white high school in New York City? In today's episode, join Arts Lead Michelle Wen (@michellewenn) and her high school friends Diya Mehta (@diya_mehtaa), Shreya Mahajan (@shreyam.03), Karlo Antalan (@karloantalan), and Safiya Patel (@_safiya.patel_) in a conversation about their experiences as Asian students at a predominantly white institution (PWI). Together, they unpack the unique combination of cultural factors growing up in a white-dominated space, and cover everything from class diversity, tokenization and culture shock to beauty standards, dating culture, and social lives!  Shop stickers @thepeahceshop (perfect for the holidays!) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-peahce-project/support

What is it like being Asian at a wealthy, white high school in New York City? In today's episode, join Arts Lead Michelle Wen (@michellewenn) and her high school friends Diya Mehta (@diya_mehtaa), Shreya Mahajan (@shreyam.03), Karlo Antalan (@karloantalan), and Safiya Patel (@_safiya.patel_) in a conversation about their experiences as Asian students at a predominantly white institution (PWI). Together, they unpack the unique combination of cultural factors growing up in a white-dominated space, spill the TEA on their dating scene, and cover everything from class diversity, tokenization to culture shock and beauty standards!  Shop stickers @thepeahceshop (perfect for the holidays!)

In this episode, Media Lead Sophie Cheng and Arts Lead Michelle Wen sit down to talk about their experiences of living and growing up in China (specifically Beijing and Shanghai). Join them as they discuss about the different world of going to a international school in China, Michelle's affinity for Smiggle's stationery, the cultural differences between the U.S. and China, and discovering the similarities and intersections their stories have while also finding out the differences between them. Follow Michelle on Instagram: @michellewenn Follow Sophie on Instagram: @sophiiecheng  Follow @thepeahceproject & @thepeahceshop (25% off stickers sale happening right now!) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-peahce-project/support

In this episode, Media Lead Sophie Cheng and Arts Lead Michelle Wen sit down to talk about their experiences of living and growing up in China (specifically Beijing and Shanghai). Join them as they discuss about the different world of going to a international school in China, Michelle's affinity for Smiggle's stationery, the cultural differences between the U.S. and China, and discovering the similarities and intersections their stories have while also finding out the differences between them. Follow Michelle on Instagram: @michellewenn Follow Sophie on Instagram: @sophiiecheng  Follow @thepeahceproject & @thepeahceshop (25% off stickers sale happening right now!) --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-peahce-project/support

In this episode, Media Lead Sophie Cheng and Arts Lead Michelle Wen sit down to talk about their experiences of living and growing up in China (specifically Beijing and Shanghai). Join them as they discuss about the different world of going to a international school in China, Michelle's affinity for Smiggle's stationery, the cultural differences between the U.S. and China, and discovering the similarities and intersections their stories have while also finding out the differences between them. Follow Michelle on Instagram: @michellewenn Follow Sophie on Instagram: @sophiiecheng  Follow @thepeahceproject & @thepeahceshop (25% off stickers sale happening right now!)

The Peahce Project Benecia Jude (Staff Writer) and Alexis De Castro (Peahce Ambassador) interview Teens Take Charge member William Diep. Teens Take Charge student-led organization fighting for educational equity in the nation's largest school system. The organization and Diep have been integral to fighting against systemic racism in the education system. Listen to the episode to learn about educational equity and student-led movements.  --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-peahce-project/support

The Peahce Project Benecia Jude (Staff Writer) and Alexis De Castro (Peahce Ambassador) interview Teens Take Charge member William Diep. Teens Take Charge student-led organization fighting for educational equity in the nation's largest school system. The organization and Diep have been integral to fighting against systemic racism in the education system. Listen to the episode to learn about educational equity and student-led movements.