Join Myles, Haruki, and Dillon Masaru as they delve into their unique experiences growing up as Japanese Americans in a community that lacked the language to understand what being biracial means. In this heartfelt discussion, they reminisce about their childhoods, exploring the similarities and differences in their upbringings. From navigating identity to finding their place in a colorblind society, they share personal stories and insights that highlight the complexities and richness of their biracial heritage. They discuss the challenges they faced and the strength they found in their shared experiences. This episode offers a profound look into the lives of biracial individuals striving to honor both sides of their cultural identity.

In this introspective episode, Zack Madsen, the owner of Neumind Cafe, shares his profound journey of transformation. Originally headed towards a career in Christianity, Zack reflects on how he once navigated a different path before ultimately embracing a new direction—one that led him to discover and appreciate the awe and wonder of the world around him. By going with the flow of this analogous river, Zack found peace and a newfound passion for creativity, expressed through music, coffee, and podcasting. Join us as Zack recounts his personal evolution and the pivotal moments that reshaped his perspective, revealing how he found profound beauty and fulfillment in forging his own unique path.

Join Myles Haruki for an insightful conversation with Michael Garcia, a talented theater actor in the Los Angeles area. Michael discusses a recent role portraying an openly gay man who endured a challenging period in American history marked by discrimination and mistreatment. He opens up about how this role resonated with his own experiences, highlighting the importance of authentic storytelling in theater. As someone deeply connected to the LGBTQ+ community, Michael emphasizes the significance of shows that offer a voice to the marginalized and foster greater understanding and acceptance. Tune in to hear Michael's reflections on the transformative power of theater, representation, and the journey towards equality.