Hey everyone! Welcome to a special episode of Compassion Fatigue! Today we have a jam packed episode. We start by discussing the disgusting, disappointing verdict of the Louisville grand jury on Breonna Taylor's murder. We then pay our respect to Ruth Bader Ginsburg, a legend and hero. Then we celebrate Compassion Fatigue's 1st (kinda) Birthday~ Yay!! Thank you for watching and enjoying our content. Elise and Emily then announce some changes and shifts coming your way! Come join us and let us know what you think!
Hey everyone! Welcome back to another episode of Compassion Fatigue! ~*~ PSA: It has been 27 weeks since Breonna Taylor's murder!!! Still no arrests...~*~ Today, Elise and Emily share their unpopular opinion. From pineapples on pizza, to Hamilton, Harry Potter movies, and even BTS. Join us and see if you agree... or disagree!
Hey everyone! Welcome back to another episode of Compassion Fatigue! ~*~ PSA: It has been 26 weeks since Breonna Taylor's murder!!! Offically half a year with no arrests...~*~ Today, Elise and Emily share some happy news from around the world. First, we give you an update on the NYC grandma burning case. Two suspects have been arrested for the case. We then talk about Asian American representation in media growing, with Sony's announcement of producing Silk for Amazon Prime. We then celebrate Kyoto's new law upholding same-sex partnerships in its municipality. Lastly, we highlight Naomi Osaka as our Apreci-Asian of the week. She is an amazing athlete and also has been moving the BLM movement forward with custom masks she wears to her matches! Go queen! Let us know what you thought about the happy news this week and if you have any more happy news to share with us!
Hey everyone! Welcome back to another episode of WTF Are You Doing?! ~*~ PSA: It has been 25 weeks since Breonna Taylor's murder!!! ~*~ This time we tackle the infuriating topic of Blackfishing and Race/Racial Appropriation. Elise and Emily start by talking about Rachel Dolezal and Jessica Krug. They touch on how cultural appropriation has also played a large role in allowing for these atrocious behaviors. Also, they discuss how Asian/Asian Americans have also been targeted in similar ways. They note the difference between appreciation and wrongful appropriation. Join us in this heated discussion and let us know what you think about this subject! Like, comment, & subscribe!
Hello everyone and welcome back to another episode of Compassion Fatigue. Reminder for those in the back. It has been 24 weeks since Breonna Taylor's murder and we still do not have arrests. On top of this, this week Emily and Elise discuss Jacob Blake's shooting and the ridiculous response from the Kenosha police. Elise and Emily then talk about the supreme court win that protects the right of students in schools to use the bathroom that aligns with their gender identity! Also, Kellyanne Conway has resigned, leaving Trump without a press advisor again. Lastly, we highlight Flossie Wong-Staal for our Apreci-Asian of the week! Comment, like, & subscribe!
Hey everyone! Welcome back to another episode of Compassion Fatigue. We start this week with a reminder that it has been 24 weeks since Breonna Taylor's murder. Elise and Emily also discuss the current Israeli/Palestinien conflict that has received no media coverage in the US or the West. Also, we discuss the poor quality of quarantine food that colleges and universities have been providing for their students. NYPD's new Asian Hate Crime Taskforce and its over due need is then talked about. And we wrap up by highlighting a likely voice in causing that change, China Mac for our ApreciAsian of the week! Like, comment, & subscribe!
Welcome back to Compassion Fatigue! In this crazy week, Elise and Emily tackle a handful of stories from around the world. First, they talk about Kamala Harris's appointment as running mate of Joe Biden. Second, Elise and Emily talk about South Korea's monsoon sorrows. Third, Disney's 'shady' release of Mulan is discused. And lastly, for this week's Apreci-Asian, Jo Kwon is highlighted in all their glory! Let us know what you think! Like, comment & subscribe!
Welcome back to Compassion Fatigue. This time Elise and Emily discuss the recent explosion in Beirut, Lebanon. They discuss the tragedy and the hopeful international collaboration and help that may have a positive impact. Also, in this week's Appreci-Asian, we celebrate Joe Chew, a Chinese American WWII veteran! Like, comment, & subscribe! Photo Credit: Joe Chew - CBS Sacramento Donations: Lebanon Red Cross - https://supportlrc.app/donate/donate....Chance Association - https://chanceassociation.org/donateFood for Disaster Victims of Beirut, via Jobs for Lebanon - https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-feed-... Google also has an "easy" donate option if you search "Donate Beirut"!
Hey you guys! Welcome to another time of angry ranting on WTF are you doing?! This time Elise and Emily discuss the newest instagram trend of #challengeaccepted and the blind following of many people. Also, they talk about the passing of Herman Cain and Texas Representative Louie Gohmert testing positive for COVID-19. Be angry and rant along with us!! Like, comment, & subscribe!
Hello everyone! Welcome to another episdoe of Compassion Fatigue! Kanye West has been in the news this week for his struggles with mental health. And with more questions being posed about mental health, specifically Bipolar Disorder, this week Elise and Emily roll up their sleeves and dive in. Join us as we talk about what bipolar disorder is, the different subsets/types, the characteristics, and misunderstandings/stigmas the public may have about this condition.
Hello everyone! Welcome to another episode of Compassion Fatigue! This week Elise and Emily discuss some local Georgia news, starting with the crazy story of Governor Brian Kemp suing Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms over her Mask Mandate in Atlanta. We go on to talk about the various plans schools have adopted to open back up in the Fall. And lastly, we celebrate our Apreci-Asian of the week, Peter Tsai, the inventor of the N95 mask filter!! Come join us as we despair but also find hope during these dark times! Like, Comment, Subscribe!
Hi! This week Elise and Emily discuss 2 bad and 2 good stories! First, Emily and Elise discuss the new ICE changes/stance on international students attending universities that will be all online. Then, they delve into the dark story of a South Korean man and the USA's bid to extradite him. Then we highlight Phillipa Soo & Monoma Tamaka, two amazing Asian American/Canadian queens representing in the media! Like, comment, & subscribe!
Welcome to another episode of WTF are you doing?! This time, Elise and Emily discuss the need to cancel the USA. We talk about our disappointment with the governmnet leaders in the USA, as well as the disappointment of other citizens, such as "Karens". Emily and Elise then talk about the small things that have pushed them over the edge because their fuses are shorter from the dumpster fire the world has become. Come join us as we get fired up! Like, Comment, Subscribe!
Hey everyone! This week Elise interviews Emily about School Psychology. What do school psychologists do? And why did Emily choose this career? Find out in this episode! Like, comment, & subscribe!
Hi everyone! We are back this week with some uplifting news! Elise and Emily discuss the initiative by Academics for Black Wellness and Survival Week, and how to engage in change within systems. Also, we talk about Somerset Island Prep's unique Jet Ski Graduation. We then highlight Anmol Narang, the first observant Sikh graduate from West Point Academy!! Join us in sharing some good news! Comment, like, & subscribe!!
Welcome back to another episode of Compassion Fatigue! This week Emily and Elise continue to cover the ongoing conversation and events of the Black Lives Matter movement. We discuss the need to be responsible and accountable together, as well as applauding the different institutions and individuals standing up for the good! Let us know what you think and how you are taking care of yourself! Like, comment, & subscribe!
Hey everyone. Welcome back to another WTF are you doing?! Today we tackle the current protests about racial injustice following the horrible murders of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery, and so many more. In this especially long episode, we share our own thoughts and opinions about racial injustice, the protests, and our own allyship with the Black community and folx. Please join us in this conversation, educate us, and help us check our privilege as we try and keep the conversation going.
Hello everyone! We continue our deep dive into our special topic: Prostitution. In Part 2, we discuss the history and current news of Comfort Women. Going over the history and facts, as well as sharing our own personal thoughts, join us in this discussion!
Hello everyone! This time Emily and Elise decided to tackle a special topic: Prostitution. In Part 1, we discuss some details about the Sex trade in Thailand. From statistics to scandals, join us as we talk about sex and prostitution! Let us know what you think about this seemingly "open secret." Also, join us next week for Part 2 - Comfort Women. Comment, like, and subcribe!
Hello everyone! This week we take a break from Covid-19 news and look at some other events in the world. First, we discuss the very sad and frustrating story of Ahmaud Arbery's murder. We talk about the infuriating case, as well as discuss the need for interracial/inter-cultural solidarity in the face of such blatant hatred. We also chat about the continuing Me Too movement in South Korea, with 74-years old Choi Mal Ja, who has formally submitted a request for a retrial from the 1960's where she defended herself from a rapist. We also celebrate the long fight and win at Northwestern's University over creating an Asian American Studies department. And finally, we highlight Vera Wang for our AppreciAsian of the Week! Let us know what you think in the comments below! Like & Subscribe for more content~ PC: Ahmaud Arbery, qNextShark, WLOS Links: https://www.runwithmaud.com/ http://fourteeneastmag.com/index.php/2020/05/08/northwesterns-asian-american-studies-hunger-strike-25-years-later/
