Between Two Worlds: What Does Wellbeing and Belonging Mean to You?
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For a lot of Asian Americans, well-being was never a conversation — it was a result. Study hard, perform, and if it looked okay on the outside, you were assumed okay on the inside.
In this epidose of SeroTunein, host Kurien Thomas sits down with five youth ambassadors from the 2025 World Expo and asks a deceptively simple question: when did you last feel a strong sense of personal well-being? The answers surprised him — less about rest, more about autonomy, being seen, and finally getting in the "driver's seat" of their own lives.
In this episode:
- A final figure skating performance that closed a full circle
- Why validation sometimes hits hardest from a total stranger
- How running, hiking, and community became lifelines after COVID
- The complicated truth about finding belonging inside your own culture
Part two of a three-part series on culture, identity, and mental well-being.
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