Navigating creative rhythms, teen milestones, and the strange reality of watching your firstborn grow from 21 inches to almost 6 feet tall
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View AllSucceeding in the BTS Jin ticketing bloodbath, connecting with my community, and celebrating my novella release next week.
Join hosts Stella and Virginia as they chat with author Thien-Kim Lam about her latest novel “Something Cheeky” and Asian American romance.
Existential musings on goodness, dignity, and the value of people—plus my BBC Radio appearance and how my nemesis keeps killing my car battery.
Surviving the chaos of spring break with a house full of sick children while battling the emotional crash after j-hope’s concerts
From Airbnb booking mishaps to appearing in j-hope’s Instagram stories four times, my whirlwind weekend of BTS concerts, fan connections, and toddler reunions.
An ARMY’s unfiltered account of j-hope’s electrifying Oakland performances, including soundcheck, and how his dancing changed her on a molecular level
In this episode of Brazn Azn, hosts Stella and Virginia dive deep into the complex world of risk-taking, exploring their personal experiences with calculated caution and unexpected leaps of faith.
Balancing concert nights, book launches, and teenagers driving while a vengeful 2-year-old rules the household.
Ezra Justin Lee shares his transformative journey from growing up as a pastor’s kid to finding his authentic self in Hollywood.
An intimate conversation about Stella and Virginia’s personal journeys with religion and spirituality, exploring how they’ve moved away from traditional Christian faith while still grappling with big existential questions.
Improvisational pianist GKO talks about his unexpected path from tech to becoming a full-time musician.
Poet Ophelia Hu Kinney shares her experiences of moving to Maine, co-owning 20 acres of land, and building a community as a queer Asian American.
Stella and Virginia delve into the nuances of religious language, including the use of the word “blessings,” and discuss their experiences deconstructing Christianity.
Author Tracey Gee discusses her book “The Magic of Knowing What You Want” and explores why our desires are good.