Korean community, Chinese community, and Asian suburbs in Sydney

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Welcome to Asian Soup Podcast - every ingredient is welcome!
Ever wondered what it's like growing up in Sydney's Asian communities? In this episode of the Asian Soup Podcast, we dive into our unique experiences. Jules shares her vivid memories of childhood in the Korean church community, reflecting on the close-knit bonds and traditions that shaped her upbringing. Meanwhile, Rox talks about growing up in a Korean suburb and the small (and sadly fading) Chinese Opera community that she is a part of through her mum's involvement in the Chinese Opera scene.
We explore how Asian communities in Sydney form around religion, interests, and neighbourhoods, highlighting suburbs like Cabramatta, Strathfield, Lidcombe, Eastwood, West Ryde, and Hurstville.
Grab a bowl and join us for a casual and a little hearty chat about the diverse Asian communities in Sydney and our experiences and reflections from 30-something-year-old Asian Australians.
Hope you enjoy another catch-up with us :-)
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✰ FAQ ✰
what are your names? Roxane and Julia
where are you from? Sydney, Australia
how old are you? 1989 babies
what’s your ethnicity? Chinese-Australian and Korean-Australian
how did you meet? We were acquaintances for over ten years, and ten days before recording our first podcast episode, we connected on LinkedIn and jumped on a call about our career journeys but ended up deciding to start a podcast together instead.
what equipment do you use to film?
⇨ main camera: panasonic lumix gh4 - amzn.to/3oJrVHx
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⇨ mic: Samson 29 USB Podcasting Pack - amzn.to/2YvepwC
⇨ editing: Premiere Pro
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Date: 14 June 2024

[@DekThai101]

Hurstville is very Chinese packed.

[@mayo4283]

I went to the Japanese Saturday school in Sydney from year 1 or something and got to know Japanese friends including Tomo,Ben(that half Japanese half Aussie guy do you remember?). The city I live in Japan is famous for a number of foreign residents.There are also some Korean residents in my apartment.At least there are two Korean restaurants nearby as far as I know.