Today I am joined by my talented friend Kimmie, a professional actor and dancer! We talk about how she got started in the industry and have a real conversation about what it takes to be an actor.
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Today I am joined by my beautiful friend Vielka aka V! We talk about her love for Cricut and why it is fun for anyone interested in arts and crafts. Tune in to also hear V talk about some juicy novels and get a taste of her delightful personality.
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Today Tanvi and I talk about dating women versus men and how to navigate the differences.
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In today’s podcast, Emily and I discuss healing after a breakup and why healing isn’t a linear process.
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Today I am joined by my friend Emily Decker to discuss how That 90s Show could have been better. We talk about how it missed the mark compared to the storyline of That 70s show and how we would have written the show differently.
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We’re going back in time for this episode! Here’s a podcast I recorded last year with my dear friends Tanvi Agrawal and Alyssa So. We talk about diversity in the workplace/media, how long you should stay in a relationship, destigmatizing plastic surgery, and so much more!
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My birthday was three days ago, so I decided to get my birthday astrology and tarot reading from my dear friend Shahir. What I learned in this session was deeply personal, and I want to share all the juicy details with you all. Trust me you won’t want to miss this episode!
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Today I am honored to be joined by my enchanting friend Shahir Shukor, a professional astrologer, tarot reader, and spirit bridger. We talk about his astrology journey, how astrology is rooted in science, and the ways you can apply astrology in everyday life.
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Today I bring together two of my best friends to play a fun game of Never Have I Ever! Tune in to find out who has nipple piercings, our thoughts on Gen Z in the workplace, and why marriage is not needed in the 21st century.
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Today I am joined by my friend Alyssa So. We met at UC Berkeley where we both starred in a play called Open Lab: Identity and Belonging. After over 5 years, we reminisce about what the play meant to us. We also talk about our experience growing up Chinese American and the struggles of a first-generation immigrant family.
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Gabbie Hanna, one of my favorite YouTubers, faked going to Coachella with the help of Kellan Hendry, a 21-year-old photographer who takes ordinary portraits of people and Photoshops them into fantastical wonderlands. They had me and the entire Internet fooled, which made me think about how there is a new artist being born in the digital age: Photo Artists. Along with painters and sculptures, Photoshop and Lightroom editors are using these technologies to create masterpieces. The rise of the “Photo Artist” makes me think about a media studies theory I learned at Cal, which is Walter Benjamin’s notion that the aura for a work of art is lost with the rise of mechanical reproduction. Can a highly Photoshopped image be considered art, or does its ability to be reposted make it lose its credibility? What happens when photo and video manipulation goes too far and is used for political gain? All this and more will be discussed on today’s episode!
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Nothing is lost on the Internet. Once you post, it will be online forever. But only for people with devout followers who screenshot their every move… What about us common folk? In today’s episode of Daisyish Days, I dive into how our experience on social media is vastly different from that of a celebrity. I talk about Ariana Grande’s misspelled Japanese hand tattoo, people finder sites that allow you to find the contact info for literally anyone, and the Kardashians’ endorsements of pseudoscience detox/weight loss products on their Instagram accounts. I also highlight British actress and activist, Jameela Jamil, who is trying to change the notion of beauty with her “I Weigh” movement that promotes weighing yourself based on what you are thankful for, rather than the number you get when you step on a scale. Listen to find out why all of this matters and what we can do to stop body shaming ourselves and others.
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Tik Tok is a social media app that is growing rapidly and getting a lot of traction with the Generation Z demographic. Its quick adoption by teens gives us a look at the next wave of social networking. This short video platform full of lip syncs and comedic sketches showcases how nowadays social media content creation is more about creatively expressing yourself, rather than documenting your memories. In this episode, I will be breaking down how Tik Tok works and how AI curated content and machine learning technology is changing our current digital landscape.
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It is with my pleasure that I bring you the… FIRST EPISODE OF DAISYISH DAYS THE PODCAST! In this episode, I talk about why I call you field daisies, how Daisyish Days started, and what to expect from the podcast! The main story for today’s episode is Snapchat! Is the app dying? Some juicy rumors about Snapchat are emerging that may change the whole way you use the app. What could they be??? Well, you gotta listen to find out! AND don’t forget to stay after the credits to hear me recite the poem When Death Comes by Mary Oliver!
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