More Than A Noodle: A Thai Diaspora Podcast

In this second bonus episode of More Than A Noodle: A Thai Diaspora Podcast, Jeremy shares with you the story of the Bunker Twins, more commonly known as the Siamese Twins, and how their story heavily parallels the modern-day idea of the model minority myth.

More Than A Noodle is a podcast made by a Thai American for the Thai diaspora and is about the Thai diaspora. In this bonus episode, your host Jeremy Lee will talk about why he created this podcast and the history of Pad Thai.

In this episode of More Than A Noodle, Jeremy sits down with Matt Mirmak to talk about what it was like growing up as a Luk Khrueng a few decades ago and what it's like now. Similar to the last episode, we also talk about the importance of civic engagement as Thai Americans.

In this episode of More Than A Noodle, I sit down with Jerry Raburn, a student and co-founder of Thai Americans for Joe Biden, to talk about how he got involved with civic engagement and how Biden's platform relates to the Thai American community.

In this episode of More Than A Noodle, we sit down with Chandra Crane who's the author of Mixed Blessing. We talk about her experience engaging with Thai culture as a biracial woman and also her experience passing Thai culture down to her kids!

In this episode of More Than A Noodle, we're sitting down with Isaya Chirachaturaphak to explore what it was like growing up in the DMV, life as a Catholic Thai American, and some of the differences she's observed between Thai nationals and Thai Americans.

More Than A Noodle is a podcast made by a Thai American for the Thai diaspora and is about the Thai diaspora. In this episode, your Jeremy Lee, the host of this podcast, sits down with Priya Kavanakudiyil to have a conversation about the hopes for this podcast and what it was like growing up in Utah! Editor's Note: At one point in the podcast I say that Texas is the same size as Thailand. That's not true. Thailand is about a third of the size. Sorry for the confusion!!!