The Asian Menswear Podcast
Hey, this is Mike, and this is Leo, and you’re listening to the Asian Menswear Podcast. We’re two Asian American guys from San Francisco and New York, each living two completely different lives. We both have the shared mission of bringing a more positive Asian male representation to the forefront. We’re looking to provide a voice and help the next generation of Asian men become the best version of themselves. In this podcast, you can expect interviews with exceptional Asian men from all walks of life who aren’t the stereotypical Asian guys you’re used to seeing in mainstream media. We'll have open conversations about issues and topics revolving around the Asian American experience and provide practical advice and tips to help you live your best life. This podcast is for the modern-day Asian American man. This Is For Us. Follow us at www.instagram.com/asianmenswearpod. New episode every Wednesday.
Today's podcast is are Solo Episode segment where we bring you actionable advice and tips to apply in your own life. We want the podcast to not only inspire you but to motivate you to take action.
During this conversation, Leo and I break down the most significant learning lessons we took away from our 20s. We cover fitness, healthy, money, and work-life. Here's to episode 31!
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In this episode of Barbershop Talk, we have a conversation about "Minari" star Steven Yeun appearing on the cover of GQ. We talk about why Steven Yeun decided to wear cowboy attire for the shoot, why this milestone is important, and what this means for us in the future.
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In this episode of Barbershop Talk, we have a challenging conversation surrounding the attacks on Asian Americans and the elderly recently spotlighted by mainstream media.
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For today's Barbershop Talk edition podcast, we're going to be sharing our thoughts on the Cinemax original series Warrior, the action-drama series inspired by Bruce Lee. We go over the good, the bad, the ugly, and at the end, give our 1/10 rating.
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Welcome back! We got another spotlight for you guys and this time we have Chef Chris Cho, the Korean-American Tik Tok sensation joining us.
In this episode, Chris and I spoke about him immigrating to America when he was 7 years old, having to grow up quickly living in Philly, why he gave up a comfortable living to start all over as a chef, the challenges that come with owning a restaurant, the moment his parents became proud of his accomplishments, and why he continues to work hard.
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For today's Barbershop Talk edition podcast, we're going to be sharing our thoughts on the new Netflix reality show "Bling Empire". We go over the good, the bad, the ugly, and at the end, give our 1/10 rating.
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For our first episode of 2021, I officially introduce my new co-host, why I decided to go with him, podcast updates, and what to expect from the show in 2021.
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Yo what’s going on guys. Happy New Years Eve. We’re finally done with 2020 and I wanted to jump on here to record a quick year in review podcast episode with you guys as well as talk about what I have planned for 2021.
But before we do all that I just wanted to give a huge shoutout and thank you to everyone’s who’s been listening since the beginning! Yes I’m talking about you who’s currently listening at this very moment. Man out of all of the hundreds of thousands of podcasts available, you guys decided I’m gonna listen to this one. I’m extremely grateful for that and I’m not going to take that for granted. Thank you guys.
So quick 2020 podcast stats. we ended the year with a total of 24 episodes, had listeners from 35 different countries, over 850 minutes worth of content and almost 10,000 downloads! Not bad for not having any outside help or promotions.
Wow! It’s crazy when you get a chance to stop and really soak everything in. When I first started the podcast, I hated the idea of speaking in front of a mic. you can tell from my first couple of episodes that I wasn’t comfortable with it at all but I knew this would be something that would have a positive impact on people so I challenged myself to get out of my comfort zone for the greater good. I’m still not where I want to be but I’m committed to making sure I do my best to get better everyday.
I literally set a goal which I wrote out at the beginning of 2020 of doing only 10 episodes for the entire year because at the time, I felt like that was all I could literally do. That goal was HUGE, damn near impossible in my mind at the time but we ended up doing double the amount.
The first year of the podcast was definitely a year focused on learning, experimenting and making a lot of mistakes. For 2021, I’m ready to get the name out there and I’m thinking about doing a complete rebrand of the podcast from the name, to the design and there’s also a big possibility that I’’l bring on a permanent co-host to help with the show as well. Now that I’m much more comfortable i’m going to do a better job at bringing on more influential guests so that you guys get even more value. There’s A lot of things coming in 2021 with the podcast, Asianmenswear, and even a product line coming soon so stay tuned!
Before I end things off I want to give a shoutout to all of the guests from 2020, without your wisdom and stories, the podcast would be empty. Thank you for taking the time to have a conversation with me and sharing it with the world. I hope you guys kill it in 2021. Have a happy new years guys and that’s a wrap for 2020!
Welcome back to the “This Is For Us Podcast” guys. I got a special episode today that I wasn’t sure if I was going to release but since the podcast is coming up on a year and a lot of you guys have requested this I thought why not.
So a grad student reached out to me to learn more about why I started both the instagram account Asianmenswear and this podcast for a class assignment and we ended up having a great conversation. Luckily for me I was able to record the whole thing.
If you guys are unfamiliar, before I created this podcast I started an Instagram account called AsianMenswear. The page showcases and highlights positive representation for Asian men from fashion, to sports, to entertainment as well as highlighting their achievements and accolades.
We actually covered a lot of different things but this should give you guys an idea of how everything came about, where I’m hoping to take it and some things I have planned for the future. I hope you guys enjoy it.
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Welcome back guys! Got another spotlight and this time we have Don Tran, a former bad ass Marine Raider who served 12 years in the military and is also the cofounder of Underwater Torpedo League (UTL) and Deep End Fitness joining us.
In this episode of the “This Is For Us Podcast”, Don and I spoke about his troubled youth and the lack of direction he had growing up, making the tough decision to jump into the military, wanting to make his family proud, the difficult process of becoming a Marine Raider, what his highs and lows were during his military career and how he’s now trying to take what he learned in the military to help others live their best lives.
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Hey what’s up! I hope you guys enjoyed your Christmas and had a happy holiday. Today, we’re back again with a spotlight episode and this time we have successful entrepreneur who is also currently Senior VP of Citizens Bank, Ace Watansuparp joining us. Ace became the first Asian American to ever play for The University Connecticut (Unconn) men’s basketball team, playing alongside future NBA stars such as Caron Butler and Omeka Okafor.
During this conversation, Ace and I spoke about his life growing up in New York City, his love for the game of basketball, what it was like to be the first Asian American to ever play for the Unconn Men’s basketball team, how he used the same principles and disciplines that helped him find success on the court and applied it in his professional career, what keeps him motivated and how his purpose has changed through the years.
I enjoyed this conversation with Ace and I’m sure you guys will too. Get ready for some gold guys. Here’s to episode 21. Enjoy
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What's going on guys! For today's episode I got none other than up-and-coming boxer, Brandun Lee from La Quinta, California joining me for a spotlight episode. Brandun lee is a 21-year-old Korean-Mexican American fighter who’s been getting a lot of attention especially within the Asian American community. What makes him special is the fact that not only is he killing it in his professional boxing career with an undefeated record of 20-0 and 18 knock outs but he’s doing it with a lot of swagger and confidence, and on top of that, he’s a good kid. He has the potential to not only become a world champion by the end of next year but a huge role model to a lot of people
During this conversation, Brandun and I talked about how he got into boxing, his experience being half Korean and half Mexican and how it plays into his boxing career, what it means to represent Asian Americans in the world of boxing, what keeps him motivated, how he’s going to deal with the lifestyle that comes with becoming a future champ and where he envisions he’ll be in the next 5 years.
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What's up guys, long time no talk! I recently turned 30, so I thought I'd share two key takeaways I learned about in my 20's for today's solo episode.
Here's to episode 19! Enjoy.
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In today’s episode I’m joined by entrepreneur Chris Ngo, co-founder of The Leverage, a fashion house agency that was recently said to be the next global conglomerate in menswear by Forbes.
During this conversation, Chris and I talked about his growing up in poverty, being exposed to in a sweatshop at a young age, what motivates him, why he decided to create The Leverage, how Chris and his co-founder turned 80k of their life savings into an 8-figure business, what his first expensive purchase was, what’s the secret to his success and where he envisions his company will be in the next few years.
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Yo, what’s going on guys! We’re back again with another Barbershop Talk edition podcast episode. If you don’t know what that is, it’s basically a segment where we have honest and raw conversations around a variety of topics from the perspective of Asian Americans. Usually I’ll have a guest on and we’ll just talk it out.
For today’s podcast, I’m joined by my good friend male fashion influencer Leo Chan of LevitateStyle. And today, we’re going to discuss the different types of stereotypes that exists for Asian guys and what are some stereotypes that we personally fall under.
We covered everything from the typical Asian nerds, K-Pop, ABB or Asian Baby Boys, model minority, Han from Fast and Furious, spiky hair and much more.
I really enjoyed going in-depth about this topic and I hope you guys do too. Here’s to episode 17. Enjoy
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In today’s podcast, I am joined by OG YouTuber, former MTV 'Wild ’n Out' cast member, host of the “No Chaser Podcast”, host of the food shows, “Send Foodz” and “Acquired Taste” and a guy who’s reason for pursuing a career in the entertainment industry was to show people that not all Asians were nerdy, weak and awkward. Today I welcome none other than Timothy Chantarangsu, a.k.a Timonthy DeLaGhetto to the podcast.
During this conversation, Tim and I spoke about his early days on Youtube, how it only took 80,000 views back then to get him on the recommended front pages of Youtube, why he originally wanted to get into the entertainment industry, the golden years of Youtube, his proudest personal and professional moments, if there was a moment during his career where he wanted to quit, why the recent name change and what his goals look like in the next couple of years.
I enjoyed having this conversation with Tim and I’m sure you guys will too. Here’s to Episode 16. Enjoy
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What's up guys, we're back again with another podcast episode and this time we're opening up with a new segment called "Barbershop Talk". This segment is all about honest and raw conversations around a variety of topics from the perspectives of Asian Americans.
Today I'll be having a candid conversation with my good friend, male fashion influencer Leo Chan about the meaning of masculinity and what it means to us.
We share what we think how western and eastern culture defines masculinity and also share our opinion as well.
Here's to episode 15! Enjoy.
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We’re back with another spotlight episode and today we’re joined by a 5’7 Chinese-American pro athlete named Nelson Chan, who plays basketball for the Macau Black Bears. What makes his story unique is the fact that before he made it to the pros, Nelson was just an average basketball player throughout high school and didn't even compete at the collegiate level.
So how exactly did he do it?
Well, during this conversation, Nelson and I spoke about how he got into basketball, the first time he dunked, making the decision while in college to play professionally, how he dealt with the naysayers. moving to an entirely different country to chase his dreams, and what it was like to finally make it.
Nelly Chans unconventional path to achieving his dreams is proof that you can do anything you set your mind on. The real question you have to ask yourself is…. how bad do you want it and what are you willing to do get? Here’s to episode 14. Enjoy!
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What's up guys, we're back again with another solo podcast episode featuring Leo Chan. Today I'll be having a candid conversation with my good friend, male fashion influencer Leo Chan about the benefits of working out and staying fit.
We share our own personal experience with it, how it's helped us and how you can benefit from it, too.
Here's to episode 13! Enjoy.
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Today’s episode features an individual with an inspirational story.
His name is Tu David Phu and he’s a Vietnamese-American Chef based out of Oakland CA. He’s worked at many Michelin Star rated restaurants all around the US and was a contestant on Season 15 of the highly popular cooking show called 'Top Chef'. In 2017, Tu was named 'Rising Star Chef' by the San Francisco Chronicle, and in 2019, he was named as a 'Smart Catch Leader' by the James Beard Foundation for his use of promoting sustainable seafood options.
During this conversation, Tu and I talked about his rough childhood experience living in Oakland, CA. Tu goes into detail on how some nights he would go hungry, how he did not have access to fresh food (which a lot of us take for granted), the rollercoaster of a journey he went through to learn about his identity, what community means to him, how food saved his life and gave him purpose, and getting the call to appear on Top Chef.
As a bonus, we even got the chance to talk about an incident that occurred during Top Chef, which involved a fellow contestant sabotaging Tu’s dish.
The story behind his love for food is one that is so raw and organic that it’s hard not to root for the guy. I’m extremely grateful I was able to connect and have this conversation with Tu and I look forward to working with him in the near future.
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In today’s episode, I have second-year NFL player Taylor Rapp of the Los Angeles Rams joining me. He's one out of a handful of Asian Americans to ever play in the NFL and the journey to get there wasn't easy.
During this conversation, Taylor and I spoke about what it was like being Asian trying to make it into the NFL, the uphill battle he faced to get to where he's at today, how he felt when he got THE call, what motivates him, and how he recently completed a physical challenge that required him to burn 10,000 calories within 24 hours.
For the listeners who enjoys sports, you guys are going to like this one.
Here’s to episode 11. Enjoy guys.
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What's up guys, we're back again with another solo podcast episode. Today we're going to be talking about routines and the benefits of having one.
Just like everyone, I've struggled with my fair share of distraction and procrastination. It wasn't until I adopted my own routine did I start to notice my productivity increase exponentially and I began to have a healthier work-life balance that works for me. I'm going be sharing what my normal daily routine looks like and how it's helped me. Hopefully this will inspire you guys to create your own routine if you don't already have one. Here's to episode 10! Enjoy.
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In today’s episode I welcomed the OG Youtube Fitness Guru Mike Chang to the show. If you don’t know who he is, he was the Co-Founder and CEO of the highly successful company called Six Pack Shortcuts, whose mission was to help people lose weight and get abs.
If you remember seeing Youtube ads back in 2010-2016 of a ripped asian guy with his shirt off, then chances are, you probably know about Mike Chang.
At one point, his channel was the most subscribed fitness channels on Youtube, and at its peak, brought in an impressive 13 million dollars a year by helping people get in shape. Mike Chang is considered a trailblazer in the Youtube fitness industry and is credited for helping shape what it looks like today.
During this conversation, I got a chance to learn about how Mike got into fitness, the story behind Six Pack Shortcuts, how he had everything he ever wanted but still felt empty, why he left the company at its peak, addressing everyone who called his business a scam and what he’s up to now.
For those who know about Mike Chang and Six Pack ShortCuts, you guys are gonna like this one.
Here’s to episode 9. Enjoy guys.
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In today’s episode I got the chance to speak with up-and-coming actor Chase Tang, who recently landed a huge role in Netflix’s biggest budget original superhero series called Jupiter’s Legacy.
During this conversation, Chase and I spoke about his childhood dreams of playing professional hockey, dealing with mental health issues and how he overcame them, quitting his 9-5 job to pursue his dreams of becoming an actor and getting the call that landed him his biggest role yet.
Chase shares a ton of wisdom and the things he’s learned during his journey and really demonstrates what happens when you don’t give up. I hope you guys enjoy this one because I definitely did. Here’s to episode 8. Enjoy.
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In today’s episode I decided to do things a little different and introduce a new type of content I wanted to add to this podcast. I'm going be adding episodes where I bring up topics I think everyone listening can benefit from. Sometimes it could be something that I'm currently doing and I want to share or it could be a topic where I'll bring on a guest who's better equipped to speak on it. Basically anything to give you an edge.
For this episode, I cover the connection between being uncomfortable and growth, what I did in order to overcome my shyness and the current program I'm on that has helped me not only lose 20 pounds and 4% body fat but has also helped me build mental toughness.
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In today’s episode, I got the chance to chat with Oakland native Andy To. He’s a photographer/filmmaker with a "rose that grew from concrete" kind of story. We talked about his upbringing in the rough part of Oakland, CA, how his environment forced him to be resourceful, being robbed at gun point and how implementing a hustle mentality in his life has helped him work with some of the largest brands in the world such as Apple, Nike, Google, Sony, Acura, Canon and more.
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In today’s episode, I have ex-UFC fighter and former Middleweight Strikeforce Champion, Cung Le joining me. We talked about everything from his humble beginnings and how being bullied propelled him to becoming a champion, to where his source of motivation comes from. We talked about his thoughts on Covid-19 and how he handled a situation where he was recently confronted by car full of racists during a car ride with his family.
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In this episode, I have an attorney turned entrepreneur, Ge Wang joining me. What started off as a side hustle in his 700-foot apartment, fitting friends in his custom bespoke suits, has now evolved into a brand new upcoming location in downtown Chicago with Wang now fitting high profile athletes and figures such as the Green Bay Packers Head Coach Matt LaFleur, ex-NBA player Jeremy Lin, and former NFL player Charles “Peanut” Tillman of the Chicago Bears. He’s also fitted entertainers such as rapper Chance the Rapper, comedian Jimmy O’ Yang, Crazy Rich Asian director Jon M. Chu and many more.
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In today’s episode I got a chance to speak with an exceptional doctor who's also one of the many doctors dealing with an influx of confirmed Coronavirus cases at their hospitals. He’s a father of two, a physician, and he’s got a physique better than most 20 year olds, and the kicker –– he’s 42.
We talked about growing up Korean American in a predominantly white neighborhood, how to remain disciplined when you’re crazy busy, fitness as a vehicle for success, and how he decided to use social media to share his story in hopes of inspiring others.
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This is the second part to Episode 2. In this episode we talk about how Leo got into menswear, what was his experience like with GQ magazine and what his future plans are.
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In this episode I'm interviewing Leo Chan at his sweet apartment in Brooklyn, NY (DUMBO) with my good friend, Han.
He's a New York-based digital influencer with an interesting story. He went from immigrant, to working a (dream) corporate job, to becoming a full-time digital fashion influencer. The glow up is REAL and you don't want to miss his story.
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EP. 1 –– Welcome to the first episode of the "This Is For Us" Podcast! In this episode we'll uncover why this podcast was created, what you can expect from it and a small introduction from the host, Mike Tran.
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Today’s episode is a review on the film “Minari” directed by Lee Isaac Chung and stars Steven Yeun who’s best known for his role in “The Walking Dead” as Glen. The film recently won a Golden Globe for Best Foreign Language film. We go over the good, the bad, the ugly, and at the end, give our 1/10 rating.
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