The podcast that peels off the identity of the Asian diaspora coming back to Asia!
So-called "bananas" for being yellow outside and White on the inside, they are the descendants of Asian immigrants to the West. They were born and raised in France, Spain, America, Australia, and have now chosen to settle in Asia (Singapore, Shanghai, Hong-Kong...). What stories do they carry with them? How do they navigate their multi-culture and reconcile with their Asian heritage?
Episode in English: 9, 11, 16, 19, 21, 26
Le podcast qui épluche l'identité de la diaspora asiatique revenue vivre en Asie !
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The podcast that peels off the identity of the Asian diaspora coming back to Asia!
So-called "bananas" for being yellow outside and White on the inside, they are the descendants of Asian immigrants to the West. They were born and raised in France, Spain, America, Australia, and have now chosen to settle in Asia (Singapore, Shanghai, Hong-Kong...). What stories do they carry with them? How do they navigate their multi-culture and reconcile with their Asian heritage?
Episode in English: 9, 11, 16, 19, 21, 26
Le podcast qui épluche l'identité de la diaspora asiatique revenue vivre en Asie !
Episode #16-Cam & James (in English): The Wanderlust lovers embracing their Asian/Western diversity
The Banana Split Project
29 minutes 28 seconds
5 years ago
Episode #16-Cam & James (in English): The Wanderlust lovers embracing their Asian/Western diversity
When a Vietnamese Belgian girl meets an American born Chinese/ Taiwanese guy in New York…
Cam Tu and James met in New York, travelled together to Hong-Kong and settled in Singapore more than 3 years ago, where they recently got their first baby, Sloan.
This wanderlust lovers couple share a deep connection, and I would like to know more about their family story and cultural heritage, and what attracted them to each other. Which part of the Asian or Western side caught their eyes first? How do they perceive themselves and how have others perceived them, in Europe, in the US, or in China?
It’s a very touching testimonial of a multi-cultural couple. I hope you will like it!
And don’t forget to watch our bonus videos and posts on Facebook and Instagram, to see their faces, and follow us!
The Banana Split Project
The podcast that peels off the identity of the Asian diaspora coming back to Asia!
So-called "bananas" for being yellow outside and White on the inside, they are the descendants of Asian immigrants to the West. They were born and raised in France, Spain, America, Australia, and have now chosen to settle in Asia (Singapore, Shanghai, Hong-Kong...). What stories do they carry with them? How do they navigate their multi-culture and reconcile with their Asian heritage?
Episode in English: 9, 11, 16, 19, 21, 26
Le podcast qui épluche l'identité de la diaspora asiatique revenue vivre en Asie !
