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Hey, Carter, it's your Auntie Cuckoo.

I recently did an in-depth interview about my documentary origin story with three Asian-American

millennial moms on the podcast, Model Minority Moms.

One of the co-hosts is Susan Liu, who we had on the show last year to talk about

her stunning memoir, The Manicurist Daughter. We wanted to share this episode of her podcast because

talking about your life story with three other women who just understand you so well because

they are fellow parents, fellow women, fellow immigrants, it just lets you get to another level of

your story real quick.

Model Minority Mom started as a lengthy text chain between a couple of working moms who were having

babies during the pandemic, and it morphed into a podcast that gets into the honest and deep

conversations about parenthood, careers, relationships, growing up as an immigrant and everything

in between.

After you listen to this episode, search for Model Minority Moms on Spotify or Apple Podcasts

for more real conversations on the topics no one wants to talk about, or see our show

notes for a link. We hope you enjoy the show.

Welcome to Model Minority Moms, where we talk about the meaning of success in career,

family, and life. We are Jeanette Park, Kate Wong, and Susan Liu,

Harvard classmates and Asian American working moms who get real about the pressures of fitting in while

standing out.

Greetings, greetings, and welcome to another episode of Model Minority Moms.

We're having a number of amazing guests on our podcast, and I'm so excited to have

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