#210 Flowing with Randall Park

Bruce Lee Podcast

Shannon Lee

Bruce, Philosophy, Podcast, Lee, Tv & Film, Shannon, Society & Culture

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🗓️ 17 December 2020

⏱️ 63 minutes

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Summary

On this week’s episode of the Bruce Lee Podcast, Shannon had the absolute pleasure of speaking with actor, writer, director and producer Randall Park. You may know Randall from such hits as the ABC sitcom Fresh Off the Boat, or Netflix’s Always Be My Maybe as well as for characters he portrayed in Marvel’s Ant-Man and the Wasp and DC’s Aquaman. Shannon certainly knew Randall’s work but she had never met Randall until they sat down to chat for the podcast, and Shannon feels like she walked away from the conversation with a new friend. Randall is a warm and introspective soul and Shannon is so grateful for his vulnerability and willingness to talk Bruce Lee, philosophy and life freely with her. Listen in and you’ll hear what Shannon feels is a really easeful and lovely conversation that we can all connect with as they talk about, among other things, the challenges of being oneself with the amazing Randall Park.

Find out more about Randall Park in this episode’s show notes and check out other episodes on Brucelee.com/Podcast

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0:00.0	On this week's episode of the Bruce Lee podcast, I had the absolute pleasure of speaking with actor, writer, director, and producer Randall Park.
0:10.0	You may know Randall from such hits as the ABC sitcom Fresh Off the Boat or Netflix's
0:15.0	Always Be My Maybe, as well as for characters he portrayed in Marvel's Ant-Man and
0:20.0	The Wasp and D.C.'s Aquaman. I certainly knew Randall's work and I'd even seen him across
0:25.9	certain rooms but I had never met Randall until we sat down to chat for the podcast and I have
0:31.5	to say I feel like I walked away from the conversation
0:34.9	with a new friend. Randall is a warm and introspective soul and I'm so grateful for his
0:41.0	vulnerability and willingness to talk Bruce Lee, philosophy, and life freely
0:46.4	with me.
0:47.4	Listen in and you'll hear what I feel is a really easeful and lovely conversation that we can all connect with as we talk about
0:55.6	among other things the challenges of being oneself with the amazing Randall Park. Like water to more to more.
1:15.0	And water can go.
1:18.0	And water can go, or it can crash. What can you crash?
1:31.0	Welcome to the Bruce Lee Podcast, a podcast about Bruce Lee's life and philosophy.
1:44.6	Be water, my friend. All right. philosophy. Hi Randall. Hey Shannon, so nice to meet you and sit with you. This is amazing.
1:45.7	I know, no, it's amazing for me too.
1:48.2	I should note, like we don't know each other.
1:51.0	Yeah.
1:52.0	Yeah. Yeah. I've seen you from a far. I've seen you from a far. I've seen you from a far.
1:57.0	Yeah. But I'm super excited to talk to you and find out more about you and make a connection.
2:07.0	Yes, let's do it.
2:08.0	Okay, so I mean, look, I don't want to make any assumptions just because you're Asian but I'm curious like what your
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