Hosted by Jing-Jing Hu · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 18 episodes
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You Rice Me Up is a podcast about Asian Europeans from all walks of life. It covers their stories and passions, ranging from their cultural identity, music, food and art to dating, careers, and much more. It is for anyone who wants to learn more about the stories, lives and perspectives of Asian Europeans - people you don’t necessarily hear a lot about in the media. Follow @youricemeup.podcast on Instagram for updates on new episodes.
Jing-Jing Hu hosts You Rice Me Up, a society show with 18 episodes published.
Ba Linh Le is the co-founder and Chief Data Officer of Frontline, a startup developing an AI-assisted risk assessment tool to end domestic abuse sooner. Born in Berlin to Vietnamese contract workers, Ba Linh studied Area
Xifan Yang is an award-winning German-Chinese journalist and foreign affairs correspondent for Die Zeit, one of Germany’s leading news outlets. Born in China and raised in Germany, Xifan has built a career reporting acro
Chunchun Qiu is a German-Chinese entrepreneur and the former co-founder and CEO of Cyclio, a startup dedicated to helping women manage menstrual pain. After nearly three years of building the company, she and her co-foun
Mai Anh Nguyen is a Director of Rooms at Mandarin Oriental and has built an inspiring global career within the luxury hotel group. Born in Germany to Vietnamese parents, Mai grew up in Prague and studied in Switzerland.
Kachun To is a Hong Kong-born, German-raised entrepreneur who started his career at McKinsey before launching several ventures. His latest project, Bao Gao Club, is more than just a dumpling business—it’s about sharing r
Kexin Ye is a technology consultant and entrepreneur currently building her startup. Her entrepreneurial journey began early, as she supported her father and younger brother through various jobs and ventures while growin
Ronald Metschies is the Project Lead for Promoting Ukraine’s Sustainable Economic Recovery at the GIZ, a prominent German development organisation. After studying Politics and Public Policy in the UK, Germany and Japan,
Lucy Ha is an award-winning Czech-Vietnamese multimedia journalist at Reuters. She studied history at UCL in London and journalism at Columbia University in New York, and has worked for the BBC, CNN, Bloomberg, and Reute
Philipp Hu is my younger brother, and the sibling I probably spent the most time with growing up. He studied business in Mannheim and technology and innovation management in Bath. Phil worked in strategy and data consult
Dr Sophie Chung is the Austrian born Cambodian Chinese founder and CEO of digital health company Qunomedical. As one of the most influential women in business in Germany, she has featured in all kinds of media in her rol
Linda Do is a Czech-Vietnamese business owner who is openly and proudly lesbian. In this episode, we talk about Linda’s upbringing, how she came out to her parents, and the way she thinks about her cultural and sexual id
Dan Cariño is a Swedish-Filipino product designer, content creator and career coach. In this episode we talk about his upbringing, role models, dating as an Asian man, and how he got into product design and content creat
Shirley Ly is a self-taught contemporary classical music composer from London with Chinese and Vietnamese heritage. She began composing when she was 15 and her music has been played around a million times across more tha
Ngoc Anh Nguyen, better known as ANOTHER NGUYEN, is a German born Vietnamese musician and former social worker. Growing up in a small town in Saxony, it took Ngoc Anh time to find herself and her voice as a person and ar
James Song is a British born Chinese founder and figurative artist with a background in product design, business development and venture capital. He is currently based in Berlin, working on a new venture for the creator
Camilla Chu Xu Bjørner, better known as CXCX Chu Chu, is a Danish-Chinese rapper based in Copenhagen. She started her rapping career in Canada, after making it to the country's finals of The Rap of China. In this episode
Wonseok Choi is a Dutch-Korean film director with a decade of experience creating commercials for all kinds of brands. In this episode, we talk about his move into film, parental expectations, Asian representation in fil
Welcome to You Rice Me Up, a podcast about Asian Europeans from all walks of life. I’m your host Jing, a German born Chinese. Every month I’m going to invite someone from the Asian-European community to talk about their
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You Rice Me Up is hosted by Jing-Jing Hu. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 18 episodes.
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