Hosted by Not Too Sweet · 🇺🇸 US · EN-AU · 10 episodes
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Certified thought daughters Miranda Park and Scarlette Do bring their training in feminist advocacy and humanities research to unpack everyday Asian Australian experiences.
Not Too Sweet hosts Not Too Sweet, a society show with 10 episodes published.
We conclude this jam-packed season of Not Too Sweet by reviewing the latest season of Bridgerton ft. Korean-Australian queen Yerin Ha!!! We love seeing fellow Asian women on screen, especially in the notoriously white pe
To help expand our understanding of beauty and wellbeing beyond aesthetics standards and practices, we are joined by early career researchers Meg and Alex Lee. In this episode, we discuss issues of access, mobility and b
‘HIGH MAINTENANCE beauty habits that will make you look LOW MAINTENANCE’. ‘The 6 PROVEN ways to heal your gut health’. ‘POV: A week in the life of a Victoria’s Secret model’. Beauty vlogs play an important role in how yo
Why are there so many white man/Asian woman pairings? Why are Asian men always ranked last in terms of desirability? From University of California Santa Barbara, history PhD candidate Tandee Wang shows Miranda and Scarle
We’re kicking off 2026 with a fabulous guest Devni Vihara, a lawyer and content creator, who’s internationally recognised for her advocacy regarding gender equality, anti-colourism, and access to justice. In this episode
What’s the connection between the Vietnam War, Dakota Johnson, and Australian KFC taking on the bánh mì? The answer is South Vietnamese refugees working in service industries. Joining us in this episode to parse out this
In this episode, Scarlette and Miranda teach the girly pops about Marxist historical materialism! Just kidding. But really, we go to town on Rini: how the face mask brand’s marketing co-opts the language of self-care and
Beauty practices often involve cultural appropriation: the ‘Scandinavian’ scarf, box braids, the 1990s Asian chic qipao. But what does ‘cultural appropriation’ mean and why is it so difficult to talk about? Helping us fl
Not Too Sweet returns for a new season, this time with a focus on ‘Beauty.’ Join co-hosts Scarlette Do and Miranda Park as they unpack their experiences growing up watching Disney movies, dealing with Australian beauty s
In this final episode of the season, we explore the concept of ‘celebration’ and the significance of celebration in our every-day lives. We unpack the various rituals associated with certain cultural celebrations and per
Our final bonus episode this season delves into Jessie Liu’s fascinating PhD research in the daigou trade and her postdoctoral fellowship with the Australian Centre for Gender Equality and Inclusion at Work. Where the Ph
In this episode, the co-hosts put on their smarty-pants to unpack how the term ‘disavowal’ can illuminate Asian Australians’ role in settler colonialism. Jessie Liu helps us flesh out this psychic structure–an active sup
In this bonus episode, we chat with Varsha about how being an Indian Australian has shaped her advocacy. She reflects on the need to direct our energy towards important battles, the joy of community, and how Asian Austra
As the Trump administration continues its attacks on DEI, it's more important now than ever to think critically about what these terms mean. Join the co-hosts and special guest Varsha Yajman as they unpack the good, the
In this special bonus episode, Caroline shares more about her exciting PhD project, which investigates the rise of diasporic Asian cinema from the 2010s onwards and their portrayals of Asian femininity under the influenc
We are joined by special guest, Caroline Wang, as we examine stereotypes of Asian people in film, television and musical theatre. Caroline brings her expertise as a Film Studies scholar to help us unpack the various and
In this episode we discuss the concept of ‘authenticity’, covering everything from our visceral reactions to being asked that annoying ‘where are you from?’ question, to our love-hate relationship with Asian fusion cuisi
Thanks for tuning into our first full episode of Not Too Sweet! This week we talk about ‘liminality’ and what it means to inhabit liminal spaces as Asian Australians. We share experiences of border crossing, learning to
Introducing Not Too Sweet, a podcast from two friends, feminists, and grad students. Join Miranda and Scarlette (and their very fabulous guests) as the co-hosts talk about everything related to Asian Australian experienc
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