Award-nominated (x2) culture & society podcast that explores the complicated relationships we have with our cultures and how they affect everything from our career choices to our views on LGBTQ+ rights, feminism, antiracism, and more. 

In a world of dichotomies, we could all use a refresher on the nuances that often get lost in the main narratives.

- Are Iranians, Indians, Viets, and Filippinos Asian?
- Do Asian Americans feel more Asian or more American?
- How does being from the Asian diaspora affect our access to mental health?
- What is it like to navigate being LGBTQ+ as an AAPI?
- What are the inter-generational struggles we face and how do we set healthy boundaries to both honor our roots and be ourselves?
- How do stereotypes like "the model minority" affect us?
- What is the experience of mixed-race AAPI?
- What is the experience of AAPI who were adopted into a non-AAPI household?
- How does being AAPI affect our access to resources to manage grief, or disabilities?

Through the personal stories of my guests, I hope to invite everyone to learn more about each other, to challenge our internalized stereotypes, and to celebrate our diverse experiences. My goal is to provide a safe space for fun, uplifting, yet thought-provoking conversations for both the members and non-members of the diaspora.
 

For its 5th season, Nuances created a limited series titled Queering Premodern Asia that explored existing academic research on queer histories in Asia, featuring guest co-hosts from the Queer Asian community. 

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