Holding Heritage champions deeper understanding & appreciation of Chinese-Vietnamese Heritage in North America. We focus on Chinese-Vietnamese refugee stories, family relationships, bridging generational gaps and cultural identity. Explore with us through thoughtful storytelling, open and honest conversation, helpful resources, and fun projects. Thank you so much for listening!
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Signup to Generate a PitchHolding Heritage champions deeper understanding & appreciation of Chinese-Vietnamese Heritage in North America. We focus on Chinese-Vietnamese refugee stories, family relationships, bridging generational gaps and cultural identity. Explore with us through thoughtful storytelling, open and honest conversation, helpful resources, and fun projects. Thank you so much for listening!
Recent episodes include "Ep 13: The Year of the Tiger | 新年快樂 | Chúc Mừng Năm Mới" (28 January 2022, 14 minutes), "Ep 12: Growing Up Ngai with Michael and Chon" (21 November 2021, 32 minutes), and "Ep 11: 8 Months Pregnant & Headed to 北海 [bak1 hoi2] - with 何水嬌 and Annie" (11 July 2021, 26 minutes).
Holding Heritage publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 30 minutes across 33 episodes.
Booking probability for Holding Heritage is 29%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Holding Heritage requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Holding Heritage's contact route on record: verified email.
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Holding Heritage is a general podcast with 33 episodes published.
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<p>Happy Lunar New Year! | 新年快樂! | Chúc Mừng Năm Mới! <br/><br/>In today’s episode, I’ll be going over some of the many common New Year greetings and wishes in both Cantonese and Vietnamese to help wish you, your family...
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<p>In this episode I chat with 2 friends - Michael and Chon about growing up speaking an obscure dialect of Chinese referred to as Ngai! We dive into what it was like for them, and how they've both navigated growing up...
<p>Today’s episode is an exciting one because I get to introduce one of my best friends, Annie - and her incredible mom! </p><p>We share with you today a really remarkable and poignant moment in Annie’s Mom’s refugee...
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<p>In today’s episode, I’m really happy to be able to introduce you to Raymond Liens, he shares pieces of his wonderful family story - like growing up in South Vietnam, their journey to Canada being government...
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<p>Trong Nguyen is one of my uncles! In this episode, you hear about his personal experiences fleeing Vietnam in the 1980’s from South Vietnam. He was one of the captains of his boat at the age of 19, and he lets us...
<p>Meet the amazing Nina Le! Nina is currently the communication coordinator for Montreal’s Concordia University’s TESL Resource Centre and a Master's student in Applied Linguistics at the University. She's focusing on...
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<p>In Part 3 of this 3 part series with Sinh Ha, you’ll hear about my dad’s memories of the day his family left down to the beach to board their refugee boat to Hong Kong. <br/><br/>Be sure to visit...
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<p>This episode is Part 2 of a 3 part series with Sinh Ha - My Dad. In this episode you’ll hear about how and why my grandfather and eldest uncle were put in jail, and my dad’s memories and experiences around these...
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<p>If you’ve listened to episode 2, you’ll have already briefly met my dad and heard a few of his memories, but in this coming 3 part series with him, I’ll guide you through a more detailed account of his early past and...
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<p>This episode, I introduce you to my mom, Phuong Ly! She recalls some stories from her childhood and growing up in Vietnam as well as a few from her family's refugee experiences in China and Hong Kong. We touch on the...
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<p><b>Exploring my cultural identity</b> as a 2nd gen Chinese Canadian is a huge part of why I started Holding Heritage and why I'm so passionate about it. <b>Journey to Freedom Day</b> is a national day of...
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<p>We take a glimpse into how to approach the daunting task of opening conversation with our parents and how simple connection with them can potentially be. If we’re wanting to learn more about them, our culture, our...
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<p>My name is Hollie! I am a second generation Chinese Canadian. <br/>Which means my ethnic background is Chinese and I was born and raised here in Canada - however, my parents and their families were born and raised in...
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