Hosted by Timezone Talks · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 42 episodes
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Hey! We're two best friends from Shanghai in our mid-twenties, half a world apart, trading stories across time zones. We blend corporate deadlines with everyday daydreams - from career highs to the realities of day-to-day life. Raised in Shanghai, we bring our third culture lens to the funny, messy, and real parts of life. Tune in for honest convos, laughs, and a little long-distance bestie energy.
Timezone Talks hosts Timezone Talks, a society show with 42 episodes published.
Welcome back to part 2 of our current obsessions! In this episode, we talk about recent media favorites, from TV shows, to YouTube, to podcasts. We (mostly Claudia) then go on a spiel of voluntary and involuntary habits
Are you the type to casually enjoy things... or become obsessed with them? In the first part of this two-part conversation on current obsessions, we discuss Claudia's cyclical food hyperfixations (and Angelin's lack ther
From Hannah Montana turning 20 to brands bringing back everything we grew up with, nostalgia is everywhere. But how much are we actually willing to pay for the thing? We get into whether nostalgia gets stronger as you ge
We’re back with part 2 of our spring wardrobe refresh, and this time, it’s less “cleaning out” and more “who am I trying to be??” Claudia is deep in her minimal chic but still comfy but also cute for everything era... wh
Spring has sprung! Claudia’s hit the “I have nothing to wear” wall - both for work and going out - and it’s the perfect storm of a recent move and a new season. This week, we’re getting into wardrobe refreshes, closet cl
You’ve probably heard of MBTI (Myers-Briggs Type Indicator), a cultural phenomenon that has rooted itself in many Asian countries. This week, we share our own results, how they’ve changed over time, and whether it actual
This is part 2 of our cost-of-living conversation *for white collar, young adults*. We move onto a popular question people have when cost of living gets a bit unmanageable: would you ever move to a different (cough cough
In this episode, we unpack what the cost of living actually looks like for young adults and how our perspective of expenses have changed since graduating. From the expenses that blindsided us when we started paying for t
Flaking on plans. Showing up late. Staying too long. Not bringing anything as a guest. We’re diving into the social situations that quietly define how people see you - and the ones that spark lowkey judgment. Plus: how m
A lot of social rules aren’t written anywhere - but somehow, we’re expected to know them. In the first part of this series, we explore the gray areas of everyday etiquette in the following scenarios: paying for meals, re
We’re fresh off big moves and... yeah, not the rainbows and unicorns some people may expect. From pre-move stress, to long, exhausting drives, to unpacking everything and suddenly realizing, “wait... this is home now?” w
Shoes say more about you than you think. In this episode, we talk about our favorite, least favorite, and "aspirational" shoes - from Vans and Converse to work shoes and heels. We debate what actually counts as “comforta
New year, new beginnings! This episode, we've got some exciting updates in our lives and because of that, we will be talking about all things pre-move. This isn't just about packing up your stuff and moving to a new plac
You've probably seen them on tiktok but high-end grocery stores have become their own cultural moment. But are they actually better, or just better marketed? In this episode, we talk about what really defines a “premium”
This conversation has been sitting in our notes since 2022, but it still hits just as hard. We talk about sending kids overseas for school, the unspoken financial expectations behind it, and that viral take claiming pare
Are you a 特种兵 - see-everything speed runner - or a “lie by the pool and do nothing” vacation person? In this episode, we unpack our travel personalities and how they change depending on whether we’re traveling solo, with
In part two of our Asian food stereotype series, we shift from the flashy favorites to the everyday foods we grew up with: rice, rice cakes, egg tarts, tofu (and others). We talk about how these preferences were shaped b
In part one of our Asian food stereotype series, we start with our opinions on the loud favorites: boba, brown sugar milk tea, matcha everything, and also some others. We break down which Asian foods we genuinely love, w
Winter is here (well, for one of us, at least), and we’re talking about it without romanticizing the season. We chat about how winter affects our routines, productivity, and social lives, what we tend to eat, and whether
An episode topic pulled straight from the 2022 archives. We talk about relationships, red flags, and that age-old question: is he actually good to you… or is he just doing his best with what he was raised with? A no-scri
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