Top Asian Podcasts

Updated May 1, 2024

When it comes to Top Asian Podcasts, there is no limit to the personalities talking about this feeling. We put together 25 of the top ones.

Asian Not Asian

Jenny Arimoto and Mic Nguyen explore the complexities of being Asian in the Western world, and the ways in which being Asian has shaped their respective identities. They discuss the power dynamics between Asians and white people, the difficult choice to assimilate, and the implications of being labeled "Asian not Asian" by white people. Throughout the podcast, they share their personal stories and experiences of feeling like an outsider, both in white and Asian circles. They discuss the importance of self-acceptance and embracing their unique culture and heritage. They also explore the intersections of race and gender, how Asian culture is evolving, and the importance of promoting Asian visibility.

AsianBossGirl

AsianBossGirl is a podcast created by three Asian American women—Melody, Helen, and Janet—who explore topics related to Asian American identity, pop culture, and lifestyle. Each episode features conversations between the hosts, interviews with special guests, and discussions on topics such as the Asian American experience, food, mental health, relationships, and career. The podcast also shares stories from the Asian American community and insights on Asian American life. The hosts' unique perspectives and experiences provide listeners with a fresh and entertaining look at Asian American culture and identity.

Feeling Asian

In this podcast, Youngmi Mayer and Brian Park discuss the nuances of being Asian in America. They explore how they both have had to grapple with feeling like they don't truly fit in either Asian or western cultures, and how this has led to a sense of confusion and uncertain identity. They cover topics such as trying to find acceptance in both cultures, dealing with racism, the rise of Asian representation in the media, and the cultural differences between Asian and Western cultures. They also discuss the importance of representation for Asian people and the need for more voices to be heard. Finally, they talk about how, despite the struggles, being Asian is something to be proud of.