theCoderBros Go to Yale Law

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theCoderBros Ah, So Asian - a Conversation with Asian Americans

theCoderBros

47 episodes

5 days ago

Hang out with theCoderBros while we have unscripted conversations with fellow Asian Americans, discussing life successes, Asian upbringing, and anything else in between. Hosted by Hansel and Wayne, aka theCoderBros, aka best friends who run a national franchise called theCoderSchool together, this weekly podcast is for the middle-aged, ex-yuppie (ex-yappie?) Asians looking for a fun way to learn, relate & reminisce. Whatever happened to the good old days of going out to Asian clubs, anyway? www.thecoderbros.com (Music credit, BenSound)

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theCoderBros Go to Yale Law

theCoderBros Ah, So Asian - a Conversation with Asian Americans

42 minutes 8 seconds

1 month ago

theCoderBros Go to Yale Law

Jan Foo is a graduate of Yale Law where she became close friends with a certain JD Vance, met Vivek Ramaswamy, and even had Amy Chua, the original Tiger Mom (yeah, the one who wrote the book that started the phrase!), as her professor and mentor. Jan grew up with the opposite of Tiger Parents though, and instead credits her success to what she calls a "benign neglect" parenting style that she grew up with. Does the opposite of Tiger Parenting really work? Find out from Jan.