Remy Morimoto Park is a wellness and lifestyle content creator and the founder of Frauth Matcha. She shares recipes inspired by her mixed Korean, Japanese and Taiwanese heritage and promotes eating, moving and living well. Her work has been featured by publications and outlets like Shape, British Vogue, BuzzFeed, Elle Vietnam and ABC News. 

Links: Instagram | TikTok | YouTube | Frauth Matcha

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Renee Sun is the Managing Director and Director of Southern California Retail Banking at East West Bank, where she oversees 42 Southern California branches, including the Pasadena headquarters. With over two decades of experience in banking and financial services, Renee is deeply committed to community development and creating sustainable, culturally connected neighborhoods. —- An active leader in Pasadena, Renee supports organizations including MUSE/IQUE, Five Acres, Friends In Deed, and Habitat for Humanity, and currently serves on the boards of MUSE/IQUE and First Tee Greater Pasadena. Born in Taiwan and raised between Hawaii and Taiwan, Renee is fluent in English and Mandarin. Outside of work, she’s a proud mom of two daughters and loves music, dance, food, movies, and traveling.

Rosalind Ong is the founding partner of Rhema Law Group, where she serves as outside general counsel for corporations and businesses. A skilled “deal maker,” she has negotiated multi-million dollar deals with companies like Disney, H&M, and Sephora, and helps clients prevent legal issues through strong corporate policies and IP protection. Outside of law, Rosalind is a community advocate, serving as Chairman of the Board for the Teen Leadership Foundation, and is a wife and mother of two.

IG: @EastWestBank.us https://www.eastwestbank.com/

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Dr. Joyce Park is a board-certified dermatologist and founder of Skin Refinery, known online as TeaWithMD for her science-based approach to skincare education. Trained at Stanford and NYU, with experience at the WHO and in medical journalism, she specializes in making complex health topics accessible.

Through her practice and online community, she identified a major gap in effective, easy-to-follow hair loss solutions—leading her to create KERATIV, a dermatologist-developed system focused on scalp health and simple, trustworthy routines.

IG / Tiktok: @TeawithMD

https://www.teawithmd.com/

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Intro Music (OMG) by Gloria Kim

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Special thanks to Oscar Alva

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In this episode, Vanessa Lee joins Jenna and Kara for a conversation that is as hilarious as it is deeply informative. From her BFF telling her she "ruined everything" when she got pregnant at 26, to building one of the most intentional aesthetic practices in the industry- Vanessa is refreshingly unfiltered and brilliant. She opens up about her East-meets-West philosophy, protecting heritage features in a Eurocentric beauty world, and the powerful question she asks every single client before touching their face: "What do you love about your face?" This one will make you laugh, think, and look in the mirror a little differently.

Vanessa Lee is a globally recognized aesthetic expert, entrepreneur, and founder of The Things We Do. With over 17 years in cosmetic dermatology, she is widely known for pioneering Facial Balancing and her East-meets-West philosophy that blends advanced aesthetics with traditional Chinese face reading. A trusted beauty authority, educator, and sought-after speaker, Vanessa is passionate about facial harmony, skin health, and longevity — and is redefining what beauty looks like for a new generation.

IG: @Vanessalee_rn Website: https://vanessaleern.com/

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Intro Music (OMG) by Gloria Kim

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In this episode, Cherie and Jean, The Tiger Sisters, sit down with Jenna and Kara to talk about growing up together, childhood adventures (including a Glee concert) and the journeys that led them apart and back together. From tech careers to launching their podcast and brand, they share stories of entrepreneurship, creativity, and sisterhood. They also discuss their matcha company and what they hope to see for women in the future—a fun and thoughtful conversation about family and collaboration.

Cherie Brooke Luo is a tech operator, media entrepreneur, and career mentor known for breaking down the unwritten rules of success for ambitious women. She’s built a massive global following by translating careers, business, and elite education into clear, actionable frameworks. Cherie is a Stanford Graduate School of Business, Master of Business Administration. former product leader at LinkedIn, and co-founder of Tiger Sisters, where she blends strategic insight with real-life honesty. IG: @cherie.brooke

Jean Luo is a tech executive, investor, and product leader with experience spanning Wall Street and Silicon Valley. She began her career at Goldman Sachs before leading product and innovation teams at companies like Snap, where she holds 50+ AI patents. A Harvard Business School MBA and Dartmouth graduate, Jean is the co-founder of Tiger Sisters, bringing sharp, systems-level thinking to conversations about money, power, and leadership. IG: @jeanluo_

Every Monday, sisters Cherie Brooke and Jean Luo bring sharp, funny, and unfiltered conversations about money, power, and love. With the honesty of a late-night sister talk and the strategy of a boardroom, Tiger Sisters is where ambition meets real life. Expect bold opinions, career frameworks, and silly sister banter. 

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/tiger-sisters/id1760438314

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In this episode, Michelle Lee sits down with Jenna and Kara to talk about a career in media that has shaped how Asian women are seen in fashion and beauty. From her time at Allure to her own personal style, Michelle reflects on growing up without representation, putting Asian women on magazine covers, and the full-circle joy of motherhood—like her daughter using an AAGC shirt as a lovey. A candid conversation about creativity, resilience and leaving a lasting impact.

Michelle Lee- an award-winning beauty industry expert and one of the most influential voices shaping modern beauty culture. She’s the former Editor in Chief of Allure, where she led groundbreaking moments like the iconic ‘This Is American Beauty’ cover and helped spark a global conversation by banning the term ‘anti-aging.’

Named Adweek’s Editor of the Year and an ADCOLOR Legend for her work in diversity and inclusion, Michelle is now a sought-after expert regularly featured by Vogue, The New York Times, and Business of Fashion. Today, she serves as a fractional CMO and Chief Brand Officer for leading beauty and wellness companies, and previously led global editorial and marketing at Netflix.

A longtime advocate for representation and inclusion, Michelle continues to shape the future of beauty, culture, and storytelling.

IG & Tiktok: @heymichellelee

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In this episode, Jenna and Kara sit down with childhood idol Lisa Ling for an intimate conversation about her remarkable journey. She reflects on her time on The View, the incredible influence of her grandmother, and growing up fast while knowing from an early age that she wanted to be a journalist. Lisa also opens up about what drives her as a storyteller, caring for her mother, and creating Mighty Lings. This is a thoughtful conversation about family, and the passion that fuels her life.

Lisa Ling is an award-winning journalist and storyteller. Most recently a special correspondent for CBS News, she produced series on the Crisis of Caregiving, the Psychedelic Renaissance, and the State of Spirituality.

She previously hosted and executive produced CNN’s This Is Life with Lisa Ling for nine seasons and Our America on OWN for five seasons, after serving as a field correspondent for The Oprah Winfrey Show and a contributor to ABC News’ Nightline.

Lisa was also the first female host of National Geographic’s flagship series Explorer, where she reported on MS-13, undercover stories in North Korea, and the drug wars in South America. She began her career at 21 with Channel One News, covering the civil war in Afghanistan, and later co-hosted ABC’s The View, which won its first Daytime Emmy during her tenure.

She’s the co-author of two books with her sister Laura, and serves on the boards of several organizations including The Asian American Foundation and the Kids Mental Health Foundation.

IG: @Lisaling @mightylings

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Yuriyan Retriever is a multi-talented Japanese comedian, actress, director, and singer who continues to break boundaries across entertainment. Known for winning multiple comedy championships in Japan, she has also earned critical acclaim as an actress, including Best Actress in a Leading Role at the Asian Academy Creative Awards for her performance in The Queen of Villains on Netflix.

In 2025, she made her directorial debut, with her film premiering at Beyond Fest at the Egyptian Theatre and going on to win awards at international festivals including the Hawaii International Film Festival and the Festival du Nouveau Cinéma.

Beyond film and comedy, Yuriyan is also a recording artist signed to Universal Music, with multiple songs released and an album on the way. Now expanding her career to the U.S., she’s driven by one ultimate goal: to win an Academy Award.

https://www.netflixisajokefest.com/shows/yuriyan-retriever IG: @Yuriyanretriever

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Sarayu Blue is a stage, film, and television actress. While Blue may have at once been more well-known for her sharp comedic timing, this perception shifted when she got the opportunity to show her range in the Amazon limited series, "Expats." Starring opposite Nicole Kidman, and directed by Lulu Wang, the role of Hilary became a meaningful highlight in Blue's career. Before Expats, a defining moment for Blue, was becoming the 2nd South Asian American woman ever, to lead an American sitcom. Blue starred as Emet in the female-driven NBC comedy, "I Feel Bad," produced by Amy Poehler. Blue began her career, stealing scenes in David E. Kelley's medical drama, "Monday Mornings," and she continued to work as a series regular on shows like, The CW's, "No Tomorrow." She also co-starred in the "Children's Hospital" spin-off, "Medical Police," along with getting to play some of her favorite roles in Netflix's, "Never Have I Ever," the 2nd & 3rd installments of "To All the Boys I've Loved Before," and the Universal feature, "Blockers," to name a few. Blue will next be seen in Netflix’s highly anticipated, “Unaccustomed Earth,” starring opposite Freida Pinto. 

IG: @Sarayublue

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Sara Tan is a beauty journalist, editor, host, and brand consultant with over 15 years of experience in beauty and lifestyle media. Based in Los Angeles, she is the co-host of the award-winning Gloss Angeles podcast and formerly served as Global Beauty Director at Refinery29. She regularly interviews celebrity founders, dermatologists, makeup artists, and industry leaders, and reports on the latest trends, news, and shifts shaping the beauty landscape. IG: @Saratan @GlossAngelesPod

https://www.glossangelespod.com/

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Stephanie Suganami is an actor and climate advocate currently starring in the Opus from A24, directed by Mark Anthony Green. The film premiered at the Sundance Film Festival and hit theaters in March 2025.

Her additional credits include Amazon’s Something from Tiffany’s with Zoey Deutch and Shay Mitchell, produced by Hello Sunshine. She’ll next appear in the indie Theater Is Dead from Katherine Dudas and recently wrapped the Hulu pilot Group Chat alongside Kim Kardashian.

On TV, she recurred on Power Book II: Ghost opposite Michael Ealy, and beyond acting, she’s built a major digital following while advancing climate work with organizations including The Climate Reality Project, founded by Al Gore. IG: @steph_shep

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In this episode, Kristi Yamaguchi joins Jenna and Kara for an inspiring conversation about her journey on and off the ice. Kristi reflects on the age she began taking skating seriously, the intense motivation that shaped her early years, and the unforgettable emotions of winning an Olympic gold medal. She also opens up about life after competition, including what it’s been like stepping into the role of a skating mom. This is a warm, reflective conversation about discipline, legacy, and how passion evolves across different seasons of life.

Kristi Yamaguchi is an Olympic gold medalist, world champion figure skater, author, and philanthropist. She made history at the 1992 Winter Olympics as the first Asian American to win gold in figure skating and is a two-time World Champion and U.S. National Champion. Kristi is a member of the U.S. Figure Skating, World Figure Skating, and U.S. Olympic Halls of Fame, and has been honored with the Jesse Owens Olympic Spirit Award and the Heisman Humanitarian Award for her impact beyond sport. Following a celebrated professional skating career, she also won Dancing With the Stars season 6 alongside partner Mark Ballas.

In 1996, Kristi founded Always Dream, a nonprofit dedicated to advancing early childhood literacy through family engagement in Northern California and Hawaiʻi. She is also a New York Times bestselling children’s book author, with titles including Dream Big, Little Pig!, It’s a Big World, Little Pig!, and Cara’s Kindness, continuing her lifelong commitment to inspiring confidence, kindness, and possibility in the next generation.

IG: @Kristiyamaguchi @alwaysdream

https://alwaysdream.org/

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Hayley Kiyoko is a pop artist, actress, director, author, and LGBTQ+ advocate at the forefront of unapologetically queer storytelling. Best known for her music and roles in Lemonade Mouth and Insecure, her debut album EXPECTATIONS earned critical acclaim and launched a global career that includes millions of streams, sold-out tours, an MTV VMA, and a New York Times bestselling YA novel, Girls Like Girls. She now makes her feature film directing debut with Girls Like Girls and continues to champion authenticity across music, film, and storytelling. 
IG: @hayleykiyoko

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 In this premiere, hosts Jenna Ushkowitz and Kara Wang sit down with Asian American Girl Club Founder and CEO Ally Maki to talk about the journey that led to AAGC. Ally shares her path from being a self-described “club kid” to building a career in Hollywood, and the personal experiences that inspired her to create a space rooted in community, representation, and belonging.

Together, they explore the power of telling our own stories and set the tone for Undefinable: honest conversations, cultural reflection, and the next chapter of AAGC.

Ally Maki is a Japanese American actress, creator, entrepreneur, and the founder and CEO of Asian American Girl Club, where she leads its creative direction and expanding slate of podcasts and media initiatives amplifying Asian American voices.

Her work spans film, television, and voiceover, with standout roles in Seagrass, Shortcomings, Pixar’s Toy Story 4, Marvel’s Cloak & Dagger, HBO Max’s Hacks, and Apple TV’s The Big Door Prize. IG: @allymaki

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