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A DRINK WITH MERI & MINA
Sinerji Studio
74 episodes
1 week ago
Two Nepalese young women from South East Asian immigrant families boldly share their ongoing personal journey of rebelling against cultural barriers that they don’t agree with. We also discuss how our thoughts have shaped in what we think of current social issues.
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Two Nepalese young women from South East Asian immigrant families boldly share their ongoing personal journey of rebelling against cultural barriers that they don’t agree with. We also discuss how our thoughts have shaped in what we think of current social issues.
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Society & Culture
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EP 64: Crush or Crushed Stories
A DRINK WITH MERI & MINA
44 minutes 53 seconds
2 years ago
EP 64: Crush or Crushed Stories

A day to celebrate love, it's called! 

We thought we'd down memory lane and share stories about first or most memorable crushes. We weren't expecting such funny responses but I guess we are all at that age where we are comfortable laughing at our naivety and the innocence of our adolescence.

Happy Valentine's to everyone. It's a day to love yourself and your dear ones.

A DRINK WITH MERI & MINA
Two Nepalese young women from South East Asian immigrant families boldly share their ongoing personal journey of rebelling against cultural barriers that they don’t agree with. We also discuss how our thoughts have shaped in what we think of current social issues.