"What does 'Jaded' mean?"
The concept of being jaded is when you are fatigued from something, usually because you have done it too much. This can be anything as casual as working on Mondays to topics such as social justice. In this podcast we discuss the good and bad in a safe space whilst trying to 'unjade' the jaded feeling from it therefore, turning the negative experiences into positive and practical perspectives.
Hosted by Steph & Jules ποΈβ¨
It's been a while hasn't it? β¨ Whether you are new to the show or an OG listener (or somewhere in-between), we thought this would be the perfect opportunity to establish what our podcast is all about, what you should expect and how you can join in! We are aware that we have taken a break and many of you wondered where we disappeared to, so we have much to discuss! π
Hereβs our question to you - What Makes You Jaded? π
Let us know via Instagram (//instagram.com/jadedunjadedthepodcast) or through Anchor with a voice message (https://anchor.fm/jadedunjaded/message)! ππΌ
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Credits:
Music: Zeeky Beats - Espresso (Lofi)
TW: notions of body image issues and negative body image experiences have been mentioned in this episode. Discretion is advised. Support links are available at the bottom! π
What does 'Fat' have anything to do with being 'Asian'? Being a curvy person is already difficult enough against expectations of society and the warped world of media, but then being a curvy Asian with the Eastern influence and mindset that comes with it, is conflicting. The idea of feeling 'fat' is a subjective concept, therefore important to note that whilst you can perceive someone as skinny/slim/well built and more, they may perceive themselves as fat. In this episode, Jules & Steph share their most distinctive memories and struggles from the past and present as proud curvy Asian women! We talk about fat-shaming, how we dealt with hurtful words and actions based on our size, and best of all, how to own it! ππ
Support Links
Body Image Movement: (https://bodyimagemovement.com/resources/professional-help-and-support/) Resources available globally: UK, US, Australia, Canada, New Zealand, Sweden, France, Germany, Belgium, Mexico, Switzerland, South Africa and Austria.
Be Real Campaign (https://www.berealcampaign.co.uk/resources/support-advice): Various UK resources to seek advice.
Feelings & Symptoms of Body Image Issues (Young Minds) (https://youngminds.org.uk/find-help/feelings-and-symptoms/body-image/): More info on body image including advice on how to support friends and practise body positivity.
Mind UK (https://www.mind.org.uk/): UK support and advice.
16 Nov 2020
Episode 4: Lost In Translation, Family Relationships and Growing Up In The 80s
TW: Please note this episode contains mentions of child abuse, alcohol, and drug use.
TA-DA! Did you guess right? Our very first Jaded, Unjaded guest is none other than the multi-talented author and illustrator Sue Pickford Cheung! β¨ Sue's book 'Chinglish' was recently announced as the winner for the 'Best Young Adult Book' category at The Diverse Books Awards 2020! πππβ
In the sixth episode, Sue shares incredible words of wisdom and life experiences including growing up in a Chinese takeaway, rediscovering her cultural roots by connecting with others through her book, and closing the gap between generations of British Asians by sharing the many commonalities we all hold, regardless of background and experience. Bonus: She also teaches Steph how to pronounce 'diaspora' properly through a unique technique! π β
The most hilarious and honest episode we've ever recorded to date, so make sure to not miss out! Join us for an insightful, fun and laughter-filled discussion!
Editing note: there were a few technical issues towards the end of the recording which meant we had to use backup files which weren't as great in quality, apologies! β₯
If you have been affected or experienced anything related to the issues mentioned in this episode, please reach out to:
Childline - 0800 1111 / https://www.childline.org.uk/get-support/ (https://www.childline.org.uk/get-support/)
StreetLink - https://www.streetlink.org.uk/StreetLink_HomePage (//)
Frank - 0300 123 6600 / https://www.talktofrank.com/contact-frank (//)
Further support lines and contacts - https://www.supportline.org.uk (//)
31 Oct 2020
Episode 3: Asian Folklores, Superstitions & Sleep Paralysis
TW: This episode contains explicit details and unpleasant imagery of death, sexual assault, and music that some listeners may find uncomfortable.
HAPPY HALLOWEEN! π»π§βοΈπ
What's your favourite scary movie? πβ β
In this episode, Steph and Jules discuss how they plan to celebrate Halloween this year, share their favourite Western folktales (including Bloody Mary and Grimm Tales), whether they believe in certain superstitions and the phenomenon of sleep paralysis. We've also put a little twist in by including various Asian folklore stories and how they are able to connect in some ways. Finally, can our listeners help us figure out whether the glitch that occurred in our episode was technical or something else too? π¨π¨π¨ β β
Welcome to our spookiest segment yet! We dare you to listen...π
(PS. This episode is a lot funnier than scary, ironically) π€‘ (https://emojipedia.org/clown-face/)
13 Sept 2020
Episode 2: Christmas in Quarantine, Toxic Productivity & Loved Ones
To celebrate Positive Thinking Day, Steph and Jules have an open and honest discussion about their lockdown experiences and how each of them has coped (both positively and negatively) during the current COVID-19 crisis. Tune in to hear them delve into expressions of gratitude, the vicious cycle of success and struggle as a creative, and making yourself a number one priority β¨ A lot is discussed here, so feel free to start and stop wherever you need and come back to it when you feel ready. Have a box of tissues ready, it's going to be an emotional one! π
If you have been affected by any of the issues discussed in this episode, please contact Samaritans on 116 123 / jo@samaritans or Mind.|
Check out Jules' EP 'Take Care Of Yourself' available now on Spotify, Apple Music, and Soundcloud
Calm's 10-minute meditation sessions playlist - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5vI8Kh3-epg&list=PLgdxvG3Ulbidz8n_l3rZdcAADnDJ6NFHO
30 Aug 2020
Episode 1: Where We Are Really From, Pineapple on Pizza & Our Secret Mixtape
Welcome to Jaded, Unjaded! β¨ The show where we take out the ordinary parts of life and replace them with the interesting. We are two British-born Asians who plan to discuss sentiments ranging from Asian culture to everyday life issues (and everything in between)!
It's finally here! Our podcast debut! β¨
Meet Steph and Jules, the hosts of Jaded, Unjaded! In this episode, we scrape the surface of our identity, the definition of 'jaded' and what it personally means to both of us, controversial food combinations, and the story of how we met which led to Steph's first London Underground experience. π Join us for ugly laughs and get to know us through our pilot episode!
Make sure to follow us on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/jadedunjaded), Twitter (https://twitter.com/JadedUnjaded) and Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/jadedunjadedthepodcast/) and get involved in our conversations!
Credits to ctongdesigns (https://www.instagram.com/ctongdesigns/) for logo artwork.
Intro and Outro theme created by Steph via Splash App (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ai.popgun.splashpad&hl=en_GB).
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