How are you feeling?

I'm feeling Asia. Welcome to Feeling Asian a podcast where two Asians talk about their feelings.

I'm Young Me Mayor.

And I'm Brian Park.

We have such an amazing guest today. I'm so excited. I've been excited for days because we spoke to this person earlier and had a little pre-interview and ever since I've just been dying to record this episode Brian.

Been dying. Oh wow. No but listeners, you know, we're always excited for our guests, but you're in for a treat this week.

And, you know, just a reminder, we've changed up our Patreon structure and our

shoutouts will now be at the end of the episode and we've shaken things up in

our Patreon episode so if you want to see what we've

changed or if you want to support the podcast you can do so at patreon at patreon

dot com slash feeling Asian and I think we should just jump right into it young me

I don't you know I'm at a loss I'm at a loss of how to introduce our guests

I just want to say like legend the the the most Asian important Asian American no offense to other Asian Americans but I feel like

legend right legend what did you write down Brian I feel like yours will sound more professional. I'm just like standing.

Okay. Okay, so Youngme said legend. I have written down here. Listeners, your guest this week is an Emmy Award and Golden Globe winning

Hollywood producer who has been named one of the 50 most powerful women in

Hollywood by the Hollywood reporter, a true Hollywood legend that's a sound bite from

young me and her career spans decades where she served as an executive producer of

the iconic The Joy Luck Club and most recently as executive producer of the iconic The Joy Luck Club and most recently as

executive producer of the Oscar-nominated animated feature over the moon.

Listeners please give your ears to Janet Yang. Am I supposed to say hi now?

Hi!

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