Growing up biracial, Medaria Arradondo talks about navigating the two cultures.

[@theminayang]

Van! ❤ you look like you haven’t aged a day! So good to see you back. Thank you guys for having him on the podcast! Loved the conversation ❤

[@noeggspodcast]

Thank you Van coming onto the pod was a real treat

[@b0o_yaa197]

Awesome episode. Glad to see Van on the pod. It’s dope to hear the perspective of being biracial in the Hmong and black communities. Though I’m not Hmong, I grew up in the Hmong and different Asian communities. It’s dope to hear a similar experience.

[@SpoilerForcePodcast]

Appreciate the shout out! Great episode fellas!

[@noeggspodcast]

Our pleasure!

[@jannher7966]

Van! You guys have been having lots of awesome guests lately.

[@noeggspodcast]

We're blest to know awesome people!!

[@paperpeng1]

Good stuff guys! Thanks for taking my drink Tou 🎉😂…

[@yeloautosports]

Thanks for tha beer!!

[@myang8864]

I think you guys dominated this interview too much. Medaria didn't get enough mic time.

[@noeggspodcast]

Thank you for the feedback

[@sunnylee8219]

agreed, Tou kept on interrupting while guest was talking. Topic got off topic and centered towards Tou's life instead of guest.

[@noeggspodcast]

@sunnylee8219 that's the great thing about the podcast. It's more of a conversation and less of an interview. Sharing your story and being vulnerable as a host creates a trust and a bond between the speakers. Establishing that this is a safe space to share. -pheng

[@maithao7757]

I’ll have to agree with this comment. I watch another podcast and I felt like the host didn’t need the guest there because the guest didn’t get to talk much. It’s great the host can relate to the guest but it’s your guest that brings us to your show. Please allow them to share their story fully.

[@BlackMaskq]

Nearly broke my back trying to chase him down at Football.

[@LucasSmith-vy4cn]

That guy is a two face.