Late Night Hotpot

Welcome back to Late Night Hotpot! 🍲 In this episode, Jeremy and Zoe dive into one of the ultimate Asian kid dilemmas: how do you break the news to your parents that you got a tattoo? 🫣

From sneaky cover-ups and dramatic reactions to unexpected moments of acceptance, we’re spilling all the tea (and maybe a little trauma) under the warm glow of the hotpot. Whether you’ve got ink or just curious about the cultural clash, this one’s for you.

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Ever tried explaining physiotherapy to your Asian dad and got hit with “Put some Chinese oil on it”? Or offered him moisturiser only to get “my skin’s fine, thanks”? In this episode, Jeremy and Zoe laugh (and cry) their way through the world of intergenerational differences — from not believing in taking care of yourself to the whole “just grind and get the job” mentality. They dive deep into why many Asian parents are allergic to the idea of entrepreneurship, clinging tightly to the 9-to-5 dream they sacrificed everything for, and explore why so many parents project their ideals and fears onto t...

In this episode, we’re lacing up and sweating it out together. Jeremy and Zoe dive into what it’s like juggling fitness in your 20s as Asian Gen-Z’s: from the highs of run club friendships to the humbling reality of triathlon training and reformer Pilates soreness. We talk about the role of community in staying motivated, why solo workouts sometimes suck, and how movement connects to identity, wellness, and finding your people. Whether you’re a weekend warrior, a reluctant runner, or just here for the cute activewear, we've got you.

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📅 Rent’s due, the noodles are hot, and our fashion sense? Let’s just say it’s evolving.
In this episode of Late Night Hotpot, we dive into the chaos of adulting: juggling bills, cheap meals, and trying to look decent while doing it. From late rent anxiety to budget-friendly food habits (hello, instant noodles!) and some honest talk about our style choices lately—we're keeping it real, messy, and mildly fashionable.

🍜 Expect laughs, rants, and a few too-real moments about what it means to survive the month without losing your mind (or your fit).

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📅 Rent’s due, the noodles are hot, and our fashion sense? Let’s just say it’s evolving. In this episode of Late Night Hotpot, we dive into the chaos of adulting: juggling bills, cheap meals, and trying to look decent while doing it. From late rent anxiety to budget-friendly food habits (hello, instant noodles!) and some honest talk about our style choices lately—we're keeping it real, messy, and mildly fashionable.
🍜 Expect laughs, rants, and a few too-real moments about what it means to survive the month without losing your mind (or your fit).
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Growing up in many Asian households, there's often a "safe" path laid out for us — doctor, lawyer, engineer. But what happens when our passions don’t align with those expectations?

In this heartfelt video, we open up about the cultural pressures, family expectations, and emotional struggles that come with forging our own career journeys. Whether you're pursuing art, music, entrepreneurship, or any non-traditional path, this one's for you. ❤️

🗣️ Let’s start the conversation:

How did your family react to your career choice?

What advice would you give to others in the same boat?
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Two 20-something Asian kids get real about Mother’s Day, ambition, and the unspoken love of immigrant parents.

In this episode, we dive into how we celebrate Mother’s Day when "I love you" isn’t always said out loud. We talk about growing up with Chinese parents, redefining what ambition means outside of traditional success, and navigating the emotional gaps between generations. If you've ever struggled to reconcile your dreams with your family's expectations—or just want to hear honest stories about identity, love, and the quiet strength of immigrant households—this one's for you.