Mrs. G’s Fabulous 7th Grade Podcasts

This podcast discusses how black chicken soup can be more than a dish; it can also be a symbol of heritage and identity.

Double Life One Me is a story about my mom’s fight against stereotypes and racism, and how she taught me how to embrace my Asian American culture, from the food we eat, to the traditions we keep,  and the holidays we celebrate!

The story about how my mom moved to Hawaii and restarted her life, and how she kept her love of that place in my name.

The athletic struggle of not knowing how to swim, but not being able to drown.

The turbulent and unique chronicle of a youthful man’s immigration to America.

The story of two sides of a family coming to America and how they change or do not.

A story that explores how a small decision can lead to significant changes.

A story about a grandma's influence on her grandkids. She leads them through many new doors in their Polish culture that they never knew existed. The story is wrapped chiefly around one memory that the grandma and her granddaughter had together one Christmas Eve, while she was able to prepare a huge, 100 percent Polish meal!

The anecdote of an eccentric Taiwanese immigrant’s travel from her home country to the United States.

The story of a young man jumping over his barriers through strength while young.

The story of a young Indonesian’s experience with education.

I’m creating a podcast, including a self-written song, about my struggles with rumors and how music became my outlet for anything and everything.

The fascinating story of my parents’ journey from India to the US, and the importance of an ordinary painting that accompanied them while their lives were changing.

An engrossing story on how growth mindsets can make the difference on a struggling 13 year old’s life.

The fascinating story of how books have immensely shaped my identity and changed the world for all of us.

My connection to the sky and weather.

The story about how my grandma left Pakistan as a refugee to India and rebuilt her life.

A girl who’s overly obsessive about K-pop finds a healthy balance between simply enjoying the music and delusional daydreaming.

A story about how my dad lost his Chantonese speaking abilities, and how my Chinese language skills are now helping me connect with my relatives and grow something that my father has lost.