About Infinite Halls: Real Stories about Growing Up, Parenting, and Staying Human in a Digital World
What if we’ve been asking the wrong question about screen time?
Infinite Halls is a story-driven podcast for parents raising kids in a world of screens. Hosted by former video game executive and mother of three, Arcadia Kim, the show explores the endless twists and turns of parenting in the digital age—without panic, shame, or easy answers.
Each episode features honest conversations with parents, educators, technologists, and teens navigating real screen-time dilemmas in their homes, classrooms, and lives.
This is a podcast about raising humans who can thrive this in digital world.
No judgment. No rules. Just real stories that help us think more clearly about the homes we’re building in a hyperconnected world.
If you’ve ever asked, “Am I doing this right?”
You’re not alone.
Welcome to Infinite Halls.
S1 | EP10: Seeing the World Through Other Screens with Rashida and Burhan
What if the way to help our kids with screen time isn’t to start with another rule—but to ask them what they see when they’re on the other side of that screen? In this episode of Infinite Halls, I sit down with my friend Rashida and her 12-year-old son, Burhan, for something a little different. Instead of interviewing a parent about her child’s screen time, I invited them both to the conversation. Rashida is a yoga and fitness instructor who spends her days teaching presence, wellness, and hu...
23 Sept 2026
S1 | EP9: Roll Out the Dimsum and the Screen with Carmen
What if the iPad at the restaurant wasn’t a sign of lazy parenting—but the very tool helping a child participate? In this episode of Infinite Halls, I sit down with my friend Carmen, a Hong Kong mother raising her extraordinary teenage son, Vincent, who is autistic. Carmen is also the founder of Optism, a platform created to help families across Hong Kong and Asia navigate life on the autism spectrum through information, resources, and community. The idea for Optism began during COVID, after ...
9 Sept 2026
S1 | EP8: Cache Me If You Can with Tomoko and Jarl
What if the screen wasn’t keeping your children inside—but giving them a reason to explore the world? In this episode of Infinite Halls, I sit down with my dear friends Tomoko and Jarl to talk about how a simple app turned into nearly a decade of family adventures. It’s called geocaching. Think of it as the world’s biggest treasure hunt. An app gives you coordinates and clues that lead to a hidden physical container. You find it, sign the logbook, put it back—and continue the hunt. Tomoko and...
25 Aug 2026
S1 | EP7: Raised on Books, Reframed by Screens with Candace
What if the real question isn't whether screens are replacing books… But whether they're revealing the values that were there all along? In this episode of Infinite Halls, I sit down with my neighbour Candace, whose childhood was built around one simple family value: reading. She grew up in Trinidad and Tobago as one of six siblings in a home where books were everywhere. Television wasn't forbidden—it just wasn't the center of family life. Reading was. Not because anyone forced it. Because it...
12 Aug 2026
S1 | EP6: Background Noise, Front-Row Studies with Jayne
What if the thing that looks like distraction… is actually focus? In this episode of Infinite Halls, I sit down with my longtime friend Jayne to explore a moment that every parent has experienced. You walk past your child's room. The music is playing. A YouTube video is running. Two screens are open. Your first instinct? "Turn it off." But this isn't just a story about multitasking. It's a story about trust. Jayne shares how watching her son prepare for his A Levels challenged everything she ...
29 Jul 2026
S1 | EP5: Hot Takes with Shalini Melwani Parenting Empowered Three Headlines. Two Experts. One Conversation Every Parent Needs.
Welcome to a brand-new series on Infinite Halls. Every week, parents are flooded with headlines about technology, social media, AI, gaming, and screen time. The stories move fast. The opinions are loud. But what do these headlines actually mean for our families? In Hot Takes, Arcadia sits down with a parenting or technology expert to react to some of the biggest news stories of the week—not to give quick answers, but to slow the conversation down. Together, they unpack what's being said, what...
15 Jul 2026
S1 | EP4: Expert Corner with Shalini Melwani Parenting Empowered
Expert Corner: Shalini Melwani Parenting Empowered What if the biggest challenge with screens isn't the screen itself? In this special Expert Corner episode, Arcadia sits down with parenting coach and educator Shalini Melwani, founder of Parenting Empowered, certified Parent Effectiveness Training instructor, ADHD parent coach, and longtime advocate for families in Hong Kong. Together they explore a surprising idea: that most screen-time struggles are actually relationship struggles. Shalini ...
1 Jul 2026
S1 | EP3: When Mom Breaks Her Own Screentime Rules
When Mom Breaks Her Own Screentime Rules What happens when the kid who grew up with screen time rules becomes the one making the decisions? In this episode of Infinite Halls, I sit down with Sophie and her college-aged daughter, Tina, for a conversation that spans childhood, adolescence, and the complicated transition into independence. Like many parents, Sophie spent years creating boundaries around technology. Time limits. Family agreements. Rules designed to help her daughter develop a hea...
17 Jun 2026
S1 | EP2: Locked Inside Finally Heard
Locked Inside, Finally HeardWhat if the screen wasn't the problem? What if it was the solution? In this episode of Infinite Halls, I sit down with Mary, a mother, advocate, and founder whose journey began with one heartbreaking moment. Her son Alex is nonverbal and autistic. Like many parents of neurodivergent children, Mary spent years navigating a world that often misunderstood him. People saw behaviors. They saw disruptions. They saw what he couldn't do. What they didn't see was the person...
3 Jun 2026
S1 | EP1: Unboxing a Future with Christine
Unboxing a Future What if the thing that looks like rule-breaking… is actually readiness? In this episode of Infinite Halls, I sit with a story that starts in a very familiar place: slime videos, squishy toys, and a child who just couldn’t seem to get enough of her screen. But this isn’t just a story about screen time. It’s a story about a girl named Mimi—who, before the age of ten, wasn’t just consuming content. She was studying it. Testing it. Recreating it. And eventually… selling it. What...
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