Magnolia Talks
Magnolia Talks
Podcast Description
A podcast inspired and created by Asian women coaches with a vision of a world where everyone can discover, embrace, and integrate cultural identities and wisdom in fulfilling their life's purpose. Join our host, Diane Kim, and our incredible guests as they share their stories, wisdom and talents with the world.
The Asian Women Coaching Collective (AWCC) is a volunteer led, community driven non-profit. If you have ideas for the next season of our podcast, want to support AWCC as a member/donor, or just want to know more, please visit: https://www.awcoachingcollective.org/.
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Content Themes
The podcast explores themes like personal development, coaching dynamics, and cultural identity, with episodes discussing the implications of AI in coaching, authenticity in leadership, mental health intersections, and the unique challenges faced by Asian women, for example, the candid conversation with Amy Yip about her journey from Google to coaching.
A podcast created by Asian women coaches with a vision of a world where everyone can discover, embrace, and integrate cultural identities and wisdom in fulfilling their life’s purpose. Join our S1 and S2 host, Diane Kim, S3 host, Mo Fong, and our incredible guests as they share their stories, wisdom and talents with the world.
The Asian Women Coaching Collective (AWCC) is a volunteer led, community driven non-profit. If you have ideas for the next season of our podcast, want to support AWCC as a member/donor, or just want to know more, please visit: https://www.awcoachingcollective.org/.
What does home mean when you've been away for 30 years — and what happens when you step off the plane and it feels like you never left? In this episode, Mo Fong sits down with Khánh Vũ — former CEO of SASE, Vietnamese war refugee, and one of the most respected voices in the AAPI nonprofit space. Khanh shares how coming to the US at age five shaped his drive to mentor the next generation, why the Harvard study on happiness changed how he leads, and what it means to do work that makes your soul resonate. They explore understanding the ”tape recorders” in our heads from childhood, navigating cultural habits in the workplace, supporting women in STEM, and why impact — not income — is the real measure of a life well lived.
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