Society and Culture / Sifu Mimi Chan

379. The process of learning, resisting less, and finding joy in teaching

In this episode Oscar and I delve deep into the process of learning, resisting less, and finding joy in witnessing the growth of our students.

378. Brett Jones on Iron Cardio, Fundamentals, and Kindness

I’m excited to welcome back SFG Chief Brett Jones. Brett is not only well-versed in strength and conditioning best practices, but also brings a unique perspective to the conversation with insights on effective writing methods, navigating the complexities of mental health, and enhancing memory.

377. You are NOT good enough to be frustrated.

In this episode I share a lot of frustration, or rather about frustration, It’s a solo podcast, so hang in there with me!

376. Dianne Doan on Warrior, Mulan, and Movement

I’m thrilled to welcome the multi-talented Dianne Doan to the show! Dianne is a talented actress who brings depth and authenticity to every role she’s taken on.

375. Passion, Patience, Listening, and Feedback as a Gift

In this episode Oscar and I dive into the powers of passion, patience, and the art of truly listening. Our discussion also covers the art of receiving feedback as a gift, recognizing its potential to fuel personal growth and propel us toward greatness.

374. Sifu Mimi Chan on the Intersection of Chinese Medicine (Dit Da Jow) and Social Justice

“Dit” means to fall or get hurt. “Da” means to hit. “Dit Da Jow” is the liniment martial artists use to heal bruises, aches, and pain. So what does this have to do with social justice?

373. Greg Rucka on how creating comics is like chess

Greg shares his thoughts on comic conventions, and we also get an update on both Lazarus and Ruby Actual. I was also thrilled to hear his take on how creating comics is like chess.

372. Jim Lee on Asian American identity, discipline, and what’s next!

Comic book legend Jim Lee joins me on the podcast today. You heard me right, Jim Lee! Can you tell I’m psyched?

370. Cliff Chiang and Bernard Chang on the importance of Asian American history

In this episode I chat with Asian American artist superstars Cliff Chiang and Bernard Chang about the significance of Asian American history. Both of these incredible artists played a part in the upcoming Make Us Visible Florida History Activity Book!