采访时正值Caleb 20周B超完成。

1. 你第一次得知要当爸爸时是什么感受？

2. 你对未来的宝宝有什么样的期望或祝福？

想告诉宝宝什么话？希望他/她拥有什么样的人生？

3. 你最期待和宝宝一起做什么事情？可以是带他/她做的活动，也可以是想教会他/她的一件事。

4. 你觉得自己会成为什么样的爸爸？有哪些品质你希望自己做到？有没有从你的爸爸那学到的事情想传承下去？

5. 在这个特别的时刻，你最想对宝宝妈妈说的一句话是什么？

Martin早年就来美国留学，我们认识的时候他已经在波士顿大学（BU）读研究生了。我们一起去团契、一起合租、一起去CVS用coupon省钱。作为留学生、现在的第一代移民，最让我惊讶的是他说他后悔没有学好语文。

Martin came to the U.S. to study at a young age. When we met, he was already pursuing his graduate degree at Boston University. We went to church fellowship together, were roommates, and even used coupons at CVS together. As an international student who is now a first-generation immigrant, what surprised me the most was when he said he regretted not studying Chinese more seriously.

Very open and deep conversation with Harrison. At first I thought we are different. I am wrong. We are all from the same family of God. Love saved both of us, across the ocean, from the begining to the end.

我一直很好奇Eddie去上海之后的生活，初中，高中，大学，研究生，我们的轨迹越来越不同。但经过这番对话，我发现神又让我们重逢，不只是在美国，更是在基督里。我很感恩可以听到神对Eddie的带领。神真是信实的。阿们

2024年的7月4日，受孙稀凝（Eddie）的热情邀请我们一家来到了达拉斯。这个星期给我们很多相处的时间，结果录音的时间少之又少。我们两个工作的父亲只能找孩子上学午睡的间隙，来回忆我们自己的童年……

I honestly don't remember the work project I did together with Otis. All I remember was his hospitality. I got stuck in Houston due to the flood. Otis took me to his huge house and small man cave. Otis introduced me to the Bible Study Fellowhship. Ever since that I got one more thing to long for during the Houston trips. This interview gave me a rich backgroud of Otis. Now I know why he has this open house trandition.

Listening to Fernando's stories is like opening up boxes of gifts. I am pleasantly surprise to find out he is the

I was surprised that Anthony Luu and I can trace back 2000 years ago.

I knew ahead of time that this Podcast with Arien would be meaningful and inspiring. We did it.

如果小学和初中都和同一群孩子在一起，会是什么样的体验？

I first met John when he interviewed me in March 2019. Over the next two years, we worked closely together, and our relationship continued to grow as we both advanced in our careers at the company.

I always knew I wanted to invite John Richard to this show. He has a natural charm and a unique ability to articulate conversations—whether it’s casual small talk, big presentations, or even emails, long or short. A Harvard Business School alum, he has also been my mentor since we first met in The Woodlands, TX.

What I didn’t know until this interview, however, is that John wasn’t always the confident speaker we see today. In fact, he used to have a stutter. What a journey it has been. I am deeply inspired by his story in many ways.

I first met Karlos in 2019 at the Hughes Landing client site. He had just joined as our new Global Transaction Management Managing Director. We had a team buffet at the Embassy Suites, and I still remember him asking us, “What do you want to do?” A pretty typical question from a new leader—but I would later realize how profoundly he would shape my career.

Raised by a teacher and a soldier, Karlos bought his first .410 shotgun at the age of six. He grew up raising chickens, laying bricks, and breezing through school. He’s both incredibly handy and deeply thoughtful—a mix I’ve always admired. He was the cool kid.

But what impressed me even more was this: after failing to make the basketball team in 8th grade, he didn’t give up. Instead, he built a full court and practiced all summer. The next year, he made the team. And then he moved on. That kind of grit and follow-through has stayed with me ever since.

林瀚智真正开始在意他的名字是出国后被人问起。外公对他的影响远超过起名字，还包括对学问的态度和对家庭的关系。和林瀚智的聊天也让我回忆起了我姥爷。原来我们的童年也反射了历史的遗憾和厚重。我们都希望继续把这个Podcast做下去，让我们的孙辈也能听到。