by Evelyn Kwok
Hello, and welcome to Who’s Doing the Dishes? This is a podcast that brings an ordinary topic - household chores - into conversations that weave together intricacies of relationships, gender norms, home, cultural expectations and much more. Not to mention, it is set in the unique social and urban environment that is Hong Kong and my guests are a diverse bunch of people, with cultures and traditions inherited from their different upbringings in Hong Kong and around the world.
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7/16/2024
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September 24, 2024
<p>In this final episode of season 1, we have a special guest, Daisy Tam, who I look up to as a mentor, colleague and friend. Daisy and I had a great time reflecting on what I’ve learnt from my guests in the past episodes and how my upbringing in Australia and Hong Kong has shaped the way I view and do domestic work, which has sparked my curiosity and lit a fire for the work I’ve been doing for over a decade. </p>
September 8, 2024
<p>In this special episode, I have the Banda family with me, sisters Thara and Len and the matriarch of their family, auntie Emily. They are a family of Filipino musicians and teachers, and I had a great time getting to know about how they live together, the dynamics of their mother and daughter relationships and how they show care and love for one another under one roof. </p>
September 1, 2024
<p>In this episode, I have invited my friend and colleague, Emily Chow Quesada, and we talk about her upbringing, how she’s raising her son with her mother and domestic worker, and the friendships and bonds that are forged between them. </p>
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Hello, and welcome to Who’s Doing the Dishes?
This is a podcast that brings an ordinary topic - household chores - into conversations that weave together intricacies of relationships, gender norms, home, cultural expectations and much more. Not to mention, it is set in the unique social and urban environment that is Hong Kong and my guests are a diverse bunch of people, with cultures and traditions inherited from their different upbringings in Hong Kong and around the world.
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