In this episode of the British Asian - Other Podcast [BAO], Martin (he/him) joins me to talk about being Wasian and what it means to claim that identity rather than slip between two halves.

In just over half an hour, we get into his experience growing up around the top 10% of Beijing, what the real China looks like from someone whose family is only on the periphery of it, and whether being Wasian is the kind of identity that needs to be affirming in the UK.

In this episode of the British Asian - Other Podcast [BAO], Gobi (she/her) joins me as half Singaporean and half Hongkonger. With what's been ranked the most powerful passport in the world, to talk about what brought her to the UK and what she's noticed since arriving.

In just over half an hour, we get into the strange culture shocks of British life (regional accents, the clubbing scene), the McDonald's shake-shake bags that don't exist outside Hong Kong, and the slower, harder work of building community when you arrive somewhere new.

In this episode of the British Asian - Other Podcast [BAO], Anmol (he/him) joins me to talk about growing up Asian in the northeast of England and what that experience looks like when most of the British Asian conversation defaults to Birmingham or London.

In just over half an hour, we get into the small ways your Asianness gets shaped by where you grow up, his unexpected love for Mahjong and East Asian culture, and a proper deep-dive into Indian classical music, which Anmol now teaches.