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Hosted by Pwek Kwong · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 15 episodes
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Welcome to Birdhouse Radio—a space where comfort meets courage. Here, we slow down to reflect, question the rules, and quietly challenge the world around us. Through raw stories, honest conversations, and bold insights, Birdhouse Radio invites you to feel at home while nudging you to grow beyond it. This isn’t self-help—it’s self-discovery, with a twist. Tune in and let’s rethink what it means to live freely, one quietly bold conversation at a time.
Pwek Kwong hosts Birdhouse Radio, a society show with 15 episodes published.
In this episode of Birdhouse Radio, I’m joined by my partner Jeana for a deeply personal conversation about what it means to be a breadwinner. Between the two of us, we know the weight of supporting family, carrying fina
So this one's a little heavy. Fair warning. This episode dropped right around my 37th birthday, and honestly, I was this close to recording a gratitude episode (which, you know, would've made a lot more sense given how g
Two months into Manila and I have thoughts. This episode is my honest diary entry about moving from the province: what I left behind, what I'm still figuring out, and what it feels like to finally have a little room to t
Two big things happened recently: I met someone, and I’m moving to Manila. Both are exciting. Both are terrifying. And both have made me think a lot about change — how it shapes us, humbles us, and pushes us to grow. In
We’ve been letting go since our first day of school. But somehow, it never gets easier. In this episode, I unpack the bittersweet art of letting go—from childhood homes and shifting friendships to those quiet, painful go
I went back to London to study design at the University of the Arts London—two short courses in Digital Typographic Design and Art Direction. It was a dream I’d been chasing for years. In this episode, I share what it wa
January’s over—now it’s time to really start the year. In this episode, I’m sharing 10 thoughtful predictions for 2025—and more importantly, how you can turn them into real opportunities. Whether it’s launching that side
Wrapping up Season One of Birdhouse Radio feels like a moment to pause, reflect, and say thank you. This episode dives into why I started this podcast, the lessons it’s taught me, and how it’s grown into something more—a
Who says you have to follow the timeline? In this episode, we’re breaking down the idea that starting late means missing out. Whether it’s learning to drive at 35, picking up a new hobby, or going back to school, we’re t
This week on Birdhouse Radio, we’re having a heart-to-heart about people-pleasing—a habit that often feels like kindness but can quietly take more from us than we realize. I share my personal journey of untangling this b
In this laid-back episode of Birdhouse Radio, we’re talking about what it’s like growing up as an only child. From creative solo adventures to navigating the world with a “main character” mindset, I share some personal s
i really hate airline turbulence and i've got quite a bit to say about it.
an unexpected surprise had me thinking about low maintenance friendships and what makes them last
in this episode i said goodbye to the summer heat (at long last), finally reunited with my lost national ID and talked about revisiting old and forgotten dreams
finally started my podcast! talked about balance, navigating my 30s and moving to the countryside
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Birdhouse Radio is hosted by Pwek Kwong. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 15 episodes.
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