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Speaking to Frankie is the representation that I needed when I was a kid. We talk about how how is football freestyling lead to him becoming a TV presenter. And we get personal talking about Frankie's diagnoses of his ADHD. Follow us on Instagram: Chinese Chippy Girl: https://www.instagram.com/chinesechippygirl Frankie Vu: https://www.instagram.com/frankiepresents Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Chinese Chippy Girl is back with another episode. This time she brings back another fellow BBC (British Born Chinese) Sam Wong aka Lil' Wong Bakes and talk about Sam's absolutely delicious Sando Pandos. Georgie and Sam also talk about their top 5 dim sum dishes and speaking lak lak kak kak Cantonese. Give the show a listen. Share it on your socials, give it a thumbs up on your podcast platforms as it helps the show go further. Thanks for tuning in, see you next time. Instagram: Chinese Chippy Girl Lilwongbakes Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

I chat with David Jay Paw who is a food and restaurant writer/editor. We talk mostly on food. Heading straight in to his role at Resy and collaborating with some amazing people such as Amanda Nguyen and Susie Bubble who have written articles to share their stories on food and restaurant. Speaking of restaurants, we have a conversation on Somsaa and Ivy Asia, how they misrepresented ESEA (East and Southeast Asian) food and the work that David did to call this out. My favourite part of the show is talking about David's dad who is in a band back in the 80's in Burma called The Wild Ones (check them out on YouTube). If you're listening don't forget to share the show with your friends. If you have any Asian stories to share with me or a shout out, please DM me on Instagram and I might read out your message on my next show :) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chinesechippygirl https://www.instagram.com/thedavidjaypaw/ Articles: https://blog.resy.com/2022/03/nem-chua-by-moonlight/ https://blog.resy.com/2021/05/susie-lau-personal-guide-to-londons-chinatown-restaurants/ The Wild Ones: Saw Thein Win https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UWNk_IZyQW8 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this episode, I speak with Ray Roberts who is a Filipino-British Filmmaker & Photographer, based in East London. We get personal on this episode as Ray shares his stories of his upbringing on how he suffered from racism at school. We also lighten up the mood as he tells us his upcoming projects that he is working on - all of which amplifies ESEA (East and Southeast Asian) voices and celebrates ESEA culture. Thank you Ray for coming on the show. Please check him out on https://rayroberts.co/. You can also find me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chinesechippygirl - drop me a message and let me know what you think of the show. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

I know I always say on all my shows 'this is a very special episode'.  But this time, I REALLY mean it!  It's special for a few reasons: * It was my first live show with an audience * People paid £14.06 for a ticket (thanks guys) * Proceeds were donated to London Chinese Community Centre and the event raised just over £2K. * Two amazing guests, John Li from Dumpling Shack and food writer and Takeaway book author Angela Hui shared a stage with me. * There were raffle prizes (is it even an event if there's no raffle prizes?  Asking for a friend, LOL). Angela, John and I have all been brought up in our parents Chinese takeaway/restaurant and we share stories from behind the counter.  It was heartwarming and personally for me, it felt like therapy.  If only I knew there were more takeaway kids when I was growing up!! This event is part of ESEAHM (East and Southeast Asian Heritage Month).  Thanks to Besean for hosting this for the 2nd year running. A few insta pages to check out! Chinese Chippy Girl Angela Hui Dumpling Shack London Chinese Community Centre Besean Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hey!!  I'm back with a new season.  In this episode I speak to my fiancé eWan Smith as we  talk about how we met, the adventures that we've had and we probably over share when we talk about the mini break up that we had a few years ago.  I also asked him if he has yellow fever (spoiler alert, he doesn't) but it did boost a conversation on how yellow fever is dangerous on ESEA women. You can find both eWan and I are on Instagram: @Chinese Chippy Girl @mui_mui_records Image by Georgina Leung (thank you leng lui). Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This is a special episode to promote the latest Pixar animation of Turning Red - releasing on Disney+ from 11 March 2022.  Wanna know more about Turning Red - give this a listen 🎧 and then watch the animated film 🍿 I was so excited to be given the opportunity to interview Domee Shi who is the Director and Lindsey Collins who is the Producer.  A short and snappy interview.  But it was great to chat to them. Video interview is also available on my insta page - Chinese Chippy Girl. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Talking about our pregnancy journey, food allergies and a totally off the cuff conversation on Backstreet Boys. Thank you Steph for coming on the show!  You can find her on Insta The_gp_mum and please check out the podcast that she co-hosts themedicmumpodcast. You know where I am... Chinese Chippy Girl. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

🧧Happy Lunar New Year to everyone.  In this episode I speak to Wai Kuen from Pak Mei Lo Hau Martial Arts Association.  I have been following these guys since I started podcasting and I've been so fascinated in lion dancing and the story of why it's used during Chinese celebrations.  For people who know me, you will know that I have a billion questions - and I had a billion questions on this topic.  So thank goodness Wai Kuen was here to answer them all. Thank you Wai Kuen for coming on the show.  It was so amazing to hear the history of lion dancing and listening to how your addiction for lion dancing started at such a young age. Anyone new to my shows.  I have an instagram page too - check it out Chinese Chippy Girl.  Gimme a follow, gimme some comments, leave me a message, spread the word, leave me a review on Apple pod (if you're listening on that).  JUST TELL EVERYONE TO LISTEN YEAH!!💜 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

I've gone solo on this one.  In this episode, I talk about some achievements which was made this year including the story 'Brian Wong, who was never, ever wrong' - a short story that was written by David Walliams which will be removed from future prints.  I also relive one of my highlights of the year which was attending BESEAN ON STAGE as part of ESEA Heritage Month which included karaoke night. Also wanted to say a massive thanks for all your support this year.  Every listener, every comment, every like, every review and every share has meant so much to me.  A million thanks to all of you. You can find me on Insta @chinesechippygirl.  Or email me [email protected]. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hello! In this episode, we speak with Siu Kee.  A BBC (British born Chinese) who grew up in Glasgow/Barnsley.  Also a fellow takeaway kid!  I feel he ticks all the boxes for Asian golden child.  Academic, a lawyer and the only son in his family.  Sounds good on paper right?  But tune in to this episode as we hear from Siu Kee on his identity issues and speaking openly about his sexuality. If you like this episode, feel free to share it and tag me on instagram. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

I have the pleasure of speaking with Kara Bos who shares her story on being a Korean American Adoptee.  A very touching story that she shares about her journey of finding out more on her Korean heritage and her search on finding her birth mother. Please follow Kara on instagram and Facebook to follow her journey. You can also follow me on Instagram. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

I’m absolutely delighted to collaborate with Chinatown London for my latest episode where I talk to Lucy, Managing Director of See Woo Group and Emily who runs Cuppacha and Taiyakiya. Lucy and Emily spoke about their journey of running a business in the heart of London.  It was  so nice to chat with them and share our experiences of what Chinatown London means to us and discussing how diverse it is with more and more ESEA shops and food stalls/restaurants opening. For me, Chinatown London brings a lot of memories of when my mum and dad used to take me here when I was at school.  Shopping for dried vegetables that mum would put in her soup and buying endless supplies of Chinese bakery.  When I first moved to London in 2007, there were times when I missed my family, I would go to Chinatown London for comfort and it’s always been such a joyous place. I have Chinatown London to thank for my entire London experience. In light of ESEA Heritage Month, Chinatown London have put together a campaign #OurChinatown to explore what Chinatown means to people who have stepped foot in Chinatown London.  What’s your greatest memory of Chinatown London? You can message me on Insta or email me [email protected] 📧 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today (08th August) marks my one year 'podiversary' of launching my shows and what a year it's been!  So to celebrate, I invite my friend Shu (aka Dejashu) to come on the show to take over Chinese Chippy Girl and I'm in the hot seat! We talk about some of my highlights and low lights of podcasting. Let me know what you think of this show and you can message me on https://www.instagram.com/chinesechippygirl or email me [email protected].  Don't forget to check out Shu's amazing lifestyle vlogs on insta too (warning - it will make you book a holiday and EAT) https://www.instagram.com/dejashuu (and thanks babe for joining me). Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

I'm back from my break of podcasting and my first guest of series 2 is Maisie Chan.  Maisie is a BBC (British born Chinese) childrens author.  She has recently launched 2 books, Danny Chung does not do maths (or Danny Chung sums it up in the US) and Tiger Warrior.  Also, Amy wants a pet which is my daughter's favourite book.  Maisie also runs Bubble Tea Writers Network that supports and encourages ESEA writers in the UK. We also talk about a short story called Brian Wong who was never, ever wrong (written by David Walliams and illustrated by Tony Ross) on how the story has used harmful stereotypes to depict the Chinese community.  Which is why the ESEA community need better representation to show the real culture and not the negative stereotypes or the model minority myth. Please follow Maisie on https://www.instagram.com/maisiechanwrites or checkout her website https://www.maisiechan.com/ for more info on her books and Bubble Tea Writers Network. You can also find me on https://www.instagram.com/chinesechippygirl Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.