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Join our busy kitchen table talk on No One Likes Matcha, with humorous, dot-connecting conversations of sisters Angelina and Misa, intuitive counselor and coach. No One Likes Matcha is about the lived experiences of sisters who have much to share and much in common, like their Japanese-Mexican American roots, motherhood, and childhood as Asian Americans growing up in Japan … there’s a lot of laughter, ah-ha moments, deep realizations that only come when siblings stumble into discoveries about their past together over laughter, tears, and sarcasm - IYKYK From a love-match discovered on an overseas tour-of-duty, we were born to a mixed-raced family of 6, on the island of Okinawa. Our father was an artist from L.A. who had a passion for food and created an Okinawan-Mexican food legacy. Our mother, though born and raised in Japan, broke norms to stand at the helm and lead our family (and is often the central character of our childhood excavations.) We were born a decade apart. Misa, the eldest and a coach, while Angelina, the middle daughter, is an intuitive counselor. Together, we explore the realities of midlife, menopause, family dynamics, and the cultural expectations that come with being Asian American women. Join our matriarchal, witchy, warm sister-chat and mine for laughter and lessons with us. Discover the common beliefs shaped by the cultures from our past that no longer apply, and try new things, because not everyone likes matcha.
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“Be perfect” Aaaargh! How did that one voice in your head ever get so loud? In this episode, we shed light on the influence of family values, cultural backgrounds, and personal growth on our inner voices and life choices
“Be perfect” Aaaargh! How did that one voice in your head ever get so loud? In this episode, we shed light on the influence of family values, cultural backgrounds, and personal growth on our inner voices and life choices
Ever wonder how your childhood experiences influence your own parenting style? Misa & Angelina explore their heartfelt yet complex relationships with their mother and their deep cultural and generational differences. The
Join us on our NEW podcast (or 'paad-cast'), No One Likes Matcha! We are Misa Rojo and Angelina Esparza and we look forward to having you at our kitchen table conversations! #AsianAmerican #sistertalk #lifecoach #intuiti
Mother’s Day - not always a clear cut message of gratitude and happiness, is it? In this heartfelt conversation, Misa and Angelina explore the emotions, trauma, and healing nuances of motherhood. Examples of self-care an
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