An Ode to Korean Moms, With Michelle Zauner

The Dave Chang Show

The Ringer

Food, Arts, Society & Culture

4.8 • 8.7K Ratings

🗓️ 28 June 2021

⏱️ 73 minutes

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Dave explains how he makes a beloved Korean dish, the oxtail soup (0:41), before he and Chris link up with Japanese Breakfast’s Michelle Zauner to discuss her new book ‘Crying in H Mart’ and how food serves as a cultural tether to her family (14:04). Hosts: Dave Chang and Chris Ying Guest: Michelle Zauner Producer: Isaac Lee Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	The NFL draft may be over, but the Ringer NFL show isn't going anywhere.
0:04.3	On Mondays, join Kevin and Nora as they look ahead to the 2021 season.
0:08.1	And on Wednesdays, check out Flying Coach Season 2 with NFL Network's Peter Schrager and
0:12.5	Ram's head coach Sean McVeigh.
0:14.2	The two longtime friends are joined by guests from around the sports and entertainment world
0:18.3	to discuss the latest NFL news, tell stories from their careers, and break down the game
0:22.6	from their unique perspectives.
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0:31.5	Welcome to the Dave Chang show, part of the Ringer Podcast Network, presented by Major
0:44.4	Domo Media.
0:45.4	Thank you Yola Tango, go check out Yola Tango on tour this summer and fall.
0:50.8	They're playing a lot of places on the East Coast starting September 17th, Mount Holyoke,
0:57.2	down to Providence, Philadelphia, Jersey City, then out to the West Coast in Sonoma on
1:03.1	October 15th, going all the way to Seattle, and then they're in Europe mid-October.
1:10.1	So check them out.
1:11.5	We have another musician.
1:15.1	Her name is Michelle Zowner, you may know her as her band name, Japanese breakfast, singer,
1:22.3	guitarist, and most recently published author.
1:27.4	She wrote an essay in 2018 for The New Yorker about the loss of her mother due cancer.
1:34.3	It was a phenomenal success because I read it and a lot of other people read it, particularly
1:40.3	ones that are Asian American and Korean, and that translated it into her expanding on
1:46.7	it and turning it into a best-selling memoir, book titled Crying in H. Mart.
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