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一档探讨女性创业与育儿话题的访谈节目,分享兼具这两种身份于一身的女性不断向内与向外探索的心路历程。通过与成功事业转型的创业者、投资人、自由职业者、心理学家、导师教练等对话,她们都有着同一种身份—妈妈。我们将一起探讨创业和育儿如何兼得,什么样的思维模式、管理工具、学习方法,能够帮助女性在创业者和妈妈不同身份的切换中将梦想照进现实,为不甘放弃梦想的女性们点亮一盏灯。 节目访谈的对象来自于中国、美国、加拿大、澳洲、欧洲等全球各地的妈妈们,为大家带来不同维度不同文化背景下的经验分享。 网站:dorisc.me 微信:dorisc5221 邮箱:dorisc5221@gmail.com Startup Mommy talks about women's entrepreneurship and parenting. Sharing the spiritual journey of women with these two identities who are constantly exploring inwardly and outwardly. Through interviews, ...
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The Spark Podcast

Amy Tianyi Zhao & Meg Dowaliby

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The Spark is a podcast that explores what it means to traverse cultures and share stories that intersect Chinese and American culture to interrupt barriers and create connections. The Spark is a cultural haven - A space held by a friendship between two women from two different countries, meeting at the point where their cultures, identities and stories intersect. Their conversations are grounded in transparency as they move beyond previous perceptions and ideas of the other to form deep conn ...
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In our last episode recorded in-person before Amy left Montana, we reflect on our time together in the mountains and 2024. Plus, we also talk about creative blocks and Meg shares something that’s helped her push past them. Amy shares a genius act of rebellion and her process of picking out a library book, which leads us to a larger conversation abo…
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We’re back behind the mic after quite a hiatus (we’ve both had A LOT going on since May)! This first episode back marks a particularly special one though, because it’s the first episode we’ve EVER recorded in person. So, we ceremoniously recorded this one on Winter Solstice, around a campfire in Meg’s backyard in Montana, and took part in a Winter …
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We first had Alex Kim on The Spark in July of 2022 - go back and listen to episode 31 if you haven’t already. Last time we talked, we delved into the incredible work he’s doing to get the BIPOC community outside with Here Montana. To this day, it is one of our most listened-to and engaged-with episodes. Not just because of the work he’s doing with …
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Disclaimer: On April 16th, Amy had the opportunity to finally have lunch with her mentor, the former president of NYU. On the night of the Year of the Dragon New Year’s Eve, Amy found herself in tears while FaceTiming her parents. In this episode, she continues the conversation from our previous installment, sharing her mix of anxieties and excitem…
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Meg is back from her first trip to China in five years. We said we’d be back in three weeks, but that quickly turned into eight. For Meg, jet-leg, getting back into routine, and processing this trip so that she can share her experience took a little longer. This is one of the most precise and poignant episodes we’ve ever recorded. The points of con…
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By the time you read this, Meg will be on a plane to China for the first time in five years and you won’t hear from us for about a month. In this episode, Meg shares her thoughts as she finally gets to go back to China. Amy shares what she’ll be up to while Meg’s gone. 当你读到这条消息时,Meg 已经在飞往中国的飞机上了。接下来的一个月你可能不会收到我们的更新,这是因为Meg要在中国好好体验。毕竟这是五年来她第一次回国。在这一…
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We all take risks, big and small, every day - especially those of us who are leading unconventional lives that span across multiple countries and cultures. In this episode we ponder the question, “When is a risk worth taking?” 无论大小,我们每天都在冒险——尤其当我们是过着跨越多个国家和文化的非传统生活的人。在这一集中,我们思考一个问题,“何时冒险是值得的呢?” Listen along to hear our answers. Join in on the conve…
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Lydia是一位在美国工作十余年的心理咨询师,拥有自己独立的工作室,她还是三位男孩儿的母亲。我一直都十分佩服她的时间管理能力,在美国的生活最大的挑战就是没有足够的帮手,完全由她和先生两人来管理家务,养育孩子,同时还要做好自己的事业,可想而知其中的难度有多大。但却很少会见到她焦急的状态,基本都是气定神闲,还经常会看到她和先生安排两人世界的活动。正如她给客户的建议,不管事业或照顾孩子有多繁忙,都要给夫妻之间留出空间来。如果你和我一样好奇她是如何做到的?不如来听听和她做的访谈,在我们轻松的聊天中,感受她所摸索出的生活智慧。 02:18 为什么会选择心理咨询这个行业 04:59 作为心理咨询师最大的挑战是什么 07:05 心理咨询疗程一般的对话流程是怎样的 08:43 来访者要经历多久的治疗会有改善…
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We’re baaaackkk! Did you miss us? In our 40th episode and first of 2024, we take some time to reflect on 2023 and share what we’re most looking forward to in 2024. Our first episode of each new year has become a ritual of sorts - a way for us to take inventory of where we’ve been and where we’re going. 我们回来了!你想我们了吗?2024年的第一集也是我们的第40个整集。在这集中,我们花了一些时…
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这期的播客嘉宾是一位老朋友,她曾经是一家金融集团的人力资源总监,也是2个孩子的妈妈。现在她正在精油芳疗领域创业,是2000多个家庭的精油家庭芳疗顾问。在以前的印象中,很难想象Freya会选择一条创业的路,因为她给我的感觉会偏好更稳定的生活方式。当然,在她如今的创业阶段,虽然十分忙碌,但已经有较为稳定的收入和长期发展的愿景,并且能让她更为自主地分配在事业和家庭中所付出的时间。这份被她称为退休以后也能做的事业为她的生活带来了什么样的改变?作为职场高管和作为创业者有哪些区别?为什么那么多妈妈们都在考虑职业转型?其中有很多失败的案例,那成功的秘诀又在哪里?通过这期的播客内容一起来聊一聊吧。 02:55 为什么选择离开稳定的高管职位选择不同的赛道创业? 07:52 事业转型后对家庭带来的影响 09:5…
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欢迎大家来到这一期的“Startup Mommy创业与育儿”的播客节目,我是节目主理人Doris。在这档节目里除了与创业妈妈们做的访谈内容外,我还想与大家分享一些对我产生积极影响的书籍。今天分享的这本叫做《被讨厌的勇气》,它以阿尔德·阿德勒的心理学思想为基础,探讨了个人成长和幸福的主题,并提供了实际的建议和案例,以帮助读者改善生活和心态。 其中有三句话让我感觉醍醐灌顶: 1、一切的烦恼都来自人际关系 2、所谓的自由,就是被人讨厌 3、决定我们自身的不是过去的经历,而是我们自己赋予经历的意义。 书中还针对“自卑情结”“优越情结”和“幸福感”等问题提出了独到的见解,指出“任何人都可以随时获得幸福”。书中有太多精彩的观点,我会在这一期的播客里与大家一一分享! 留言告訴我你對這一集的想法: http…
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In this episode, Meg and Amy deep dive into AI, their experiences exploring its capabilities, where they think it will be adapted and where they think it won’t, and more. Both Amy and Meg share how it is or isn’t being used in their respective fields, and Meg shares the fun ways she’s been using it outside of work. Meg 和 Amy深入讨论了人工智能——这个可能对创意行业产生深远…
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与这期的访谈嘉宾Annabella在上海相识,她是两个混血男孩儿的妈妈,还是一位勤劳的创业者,拥有自己的贸易公司,忙起来经常需要出差。一直以来印象深刻的就是她那灿烂的笑容,感觉不论什么困难在她面前都能一笑而过,而究竟现实生活中她又遇到过些什么难题呢?这期我们就来和她聊一聊搬去荷兰后的生活点滴,有些什么挑战,有些什么收获?她和先生是如何完美搭档共同实现他们家庭的梦想。 03:09 从上海搬到欧洲后经历的变化 12:11 在上海和荷兰创业与育儿不同的挑战 16:25 在创业与育儿两手抓的过程中最艰难的时期 24:11 如何用积极的心态去应对困难? 26:57 如何培养兄弟间的感情? 30:03 成就这一切离不开先生的支持和帮助 35:05 荷兰的教育现状 41:23 现阶段最大的挑战 42:46…
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What you might not know is that when Meg is not behind the mic for The Spark Podcast, she’s writing. Surveyor of life, midwife of stories - the truest thing Meg knows about herself is that she’s a writer. In May of 2022, she started a personal newsletter called Field Notes where she shares her lyrical essays, poems, and personal anecdotes. With Fie…
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Christine是一位非常优秀的女性投资人,她是欧洲最大的私募股权基金之一Apax Partners中国区的高级董事,该基金目前资产管理规模700亿美金。她在私募股权投资行业已经有近20年的经验,在事业上的成就不必多说。而我邀请她到我的这档节目,不仅是因为她在事业领域的经验,主要是我发现她对孩子的教育方面也十分上心。她尽心尽力地为孩子们的学习路径做规划,还经常与同龄孩子的父母们分享各项优质的课外活动内容,组织大家一起参与。不知道的人很难想象她其实在一个十分高压的工作环境中,那她的工作和管理理念是什么?她作为投资人是如何看待女性创业的?对于妈妈们创业赛道的选择有什么建议?让我们一起聆听她的分享。 02:13 在颇具规模的创业企业中,女性创业者或高管的比例有多高? 03:46 创业妈妈的生活状…
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In this episode, Amy and Meg sit down to talk about the Barbie movie - because it’s a MUST. IYKYK. They talk about their experiences going to see both Barbie and Oppenheimer, how the Barbie movie was received in both America and China, the stark contrast between Barbie and Oppenheimer, and their arrival at this moment in history. 在这集中,Amy和Meg分享了观看电…
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Christine是一位非常优秀的女性投资人,在私募股权基金行业已经有近20年的经验,在事业上的成就不必多说。而我邀请她到我的这档节目,不仅是因为她在事业领域的经验,主要是我发现她对孩子的教育方面也十分上心。她尽心尽力地为孩子们的学习路径做规划,还经常与同龄孩子的父母们分享各项优质的课外活动内容,号召大家一起参与。不知道的人很难想象她其实在一个十分高压的工作环境中,她是如何利用每天有限的时间的?面对职场妈妈分身乏术的境遇,她是如何解决这个问题的?让我们一起听听她的经验分享。 02:41 投资行业日常的工作状态和节奏 04:12 投资行业中女性比例在多少?高管中女性的比例又在多少? 07:43 哪些关键点帮助你实现兼顾工作和家庭? 11:43 如何管理家庭团队?从而实现和谐的家庭氛围 16:3…
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Meg and Amy sit down for a mid-summer check-in. They talk about what they’ve been up to since the last episode, visiting past versions of themselves, work, Amy’s trip home, and more as they look forward to what fall holds for The Spark. Meg 和 Amy在这仲夏之日,坐下聊了聊过去几个月发生的点点滴滴。她们分享了从刚开始做播客到现在的心态变化,工作上的起起伏伏,以及Amy的回家之旅。在这集的结尾,Meg和Amy分享了对“火花电台”接下来节目的策划和期盼。 I…
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因沙哈尔教授的引荐与Andrea相识,一直感受着她传播幸福学的积极能量。她与先生都是传统意义上的超级学霸,她从全球投资并购的专家到GE医疗中国区的市场总监,学习事业一路走来都十分顺遂。而在搬去澳大利亚全心养育孩子的过程中,Andrea却经历了一段十分艰辛的转变。在克服挑战,接纳当下的自己后,她重新找到了自己喜爱的行业。哈佛幸福学的创始人沙哈尔教授给予了她许多的支持和鼓励,她分享了沙哈尔教授经常说的一句话:Permission to be human(允许自己为人)。接纳自己,放过自己。为什么你就一定是你孩子最好的妈妈?让我们一起听听Andrea的分享。 03:00 创业时期的时间分配 08:16 兼顾事业和家庭的挑战 10:19 来自家庭另一半的支持 17:11 澳洲对于孩子教育的现状 18…
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因沙哈尔教授的引荐与Andrea相识,一直感受着她传播幸福学的积极能量。她与先生都是传统意义上的超级学霸,她从全球投资并购的专家到GE医疗中国区的市场总监,学习事业一路走来都十分顺遂。而在搬去澳大利亚养育孩子的过程中,Andrea却经历了一段十分艰辛的转变,选择从职场高管的位置退出全心全意地陪伴孩子,她是如何面对自我身份认同的问题?又在什么样的情境下,她找到自己所喜爱的行业重新出发?让我们一起听听Andrea的分享。 02:30 为何选择从职场高管转变为全职妈妈? 05:51 角色转换时的挑战 08:00 应对挑战的方法 09:50 身份认同的危机 12:38 重新考虑回归职场 15:16 为了孩子创立新项目 21:51 与哈佛幸福学结缘 26:53 对妈妈们发展幸福能力的支持 令我印象深刻…
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与这一期的访谈嘉宾黄小华交谈,每一次都能感受到她娓娓道来却又充满力量的言语。她为了支持先生的科研事业,跟随他一路从德国到加拿大,在没有其他帮手的情况下悉心照顾着4个孩子。如今最大的哥哥已经10岁了,她坚持为4个孩子提供家庭学校(Home School)的教育,坚信孩子儿时最好的教育来自父母。她的先生是一位搞科研的博士后,为了家庭因素而放弃了国内大学待遇优厚的Offer,转而在加拿大开始了创业。小华一边与先生共同经营着事业,一边持续为孩子提供学习和生活上的支持。 听她云淡风轻地诉说着生活中的困难和挑战,我心生感叹,如此温柔的一位女性内心竟如此坚韧;听她讲述着与孩子们甜蜜的互动和她先生这十年来的改变,我瞬间明白支撑着她的底层力量,正是这个令她忙碌并快乐着的幸福的家庭。 令我印象深刻的观点: 妈妈…
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先导篇 —— 做“Startup Mommy创业与育儿”节目的初衷+第一期预告 01:40 节目主理人Doris的自我介绍 02:18 为什么会关注已经成为妈妈和想要成为妈妈的女性群体? 04:13 放弃和牺牲是唯一的解决方法吗? 04:50 为什么既聊创业也聊育儿? 06:05 第一期节目的预告 请留言分享,让我听到你的声音(Leave a comment and share your thoughts): https://open.firstory.me/user/cljykskuf028101tc0m8n24bw/comments Powered by Firstory Hosting
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Meg and Amy revisited their past episode "Two Cities, Multiple Lives” after three years of turbulence, travel bans, and growth. The world may seem and feel different after the pandemic. However, upon re-listening to the episode and reexamining their lives over the past three years, they realized that instead of splitting lives in between different …
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Meg and Amy reflect on episode 3: Scared But Brave, and episode 4: Hello 2020 - the two episodes recorded before the world as we knew it fell apart. Hello 2020 right? And when they look back they talk about how coincidental it was that the motto they went into to 2020 with, “Scared But Brave,” would be so necessary. They discuss the moments they ha…
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Every great story starts at the beginning. Now that The Spark is almost four years old, Meg and Amy wanted to take a look back on how it all started. They reflect on their first two episodes and from it emerges a the topic of growth. Amy shares how she’s learned to less-critical of herself and Meg shares how she’s learned to become more herself and…
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Meg and Amy are back behind the mic again for their first episode of 2023! They share where they’ve been, where they’re going, and what they’ve been up to since the last episode. Plus, what’s new for The Spark and the exciting new way to connect with Meg and Amy and others in The Spark community! Be the first to join in here: https://thesparkpodcas…
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If you look at the outdoor industry, you usually see one type of person - white men. Alex Kim has set out to change that. Alex Kim is a first generation Korean American. Originally from Maryland, he’s the founder and director of Here Montana. Here Montana, is an outdoor program in Missoula, Montana that serves people of color to increase outdoor re…
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然这并不是火花电台第一次采访楼佳凯,但这是我们第一次用中文与佳凯对话。佳凯是怎样从一个中国留学生,成长为一位拎着相机设备,义无反顾地深入丛林,牧场,和高山的纪录者?除了腾讯纪录片里收纳的情节,《一次远行》镜头后到底还发生了什么故事?在异国他乡学习生活多年后,如今,佳凯终于回到了老家义乌。他最近在忙什么?生活如何? 摘下相机的佳凯,是一个什么样的人?希望通过这集,我们都可以更加了解我们的老朋友,故事叙述人,纪录片摄影人楼佳凯。 你可能已经听说过,或者看过腾讯视频的最新纪录片系列《一次远行》。《一次远行》记录了五名中国留学生在疫情期间,人在他乡求学生活的故事。纪录片的最后一集的主角是火花电台采访过的前嘉宾——自由纪录片摄影人楼佳凯。当我们第一次采访佳凯的时候,他人还在美国蒙大拿州的米苏拉。那时的…
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You may have seen the recent Tencent Documentary Series, Bon Voyage, that follows five Chinese students living abroad during the pandemic. In the last episode, they follow past Spark guest, Jiakai Lou. When we first talked with Jiakai, he was in Missoula, Montana at the height of the pandemic sitting at a crossroad: To stay in the U.S. or to go. If…
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In this solo episode, Meg caught up with the first foreign exchange student she knew who subsequently became one of her oldest and closest friends. Meg met Diane Schäfer-Surén in highschool on the Oregon Coast. The two take a walk down the memory lane, talking about all the instrumental moments that turned Diane’s foreign exchange experience into o…
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Amy终于在去年年底,采访到了一位她非常佩服的好朋友——李泽尧。目前,他的全职工作是一名在PINT任职的网络工程师。业余时间,他是纽约市立大学亨特学院的客座教授。从屏幕前到讲台后,作为一名年轻的外国教授,泽尧在美国公立大学教课的过程中经历了非常多有意思的身份转换和奇异故事。在这集中,我们均娓娓道来。 李泽尧是一名生长在北京,如今长居在纽约的网络工程师,设计师,以及教育者。他本科毕业于上海纽约大学,研究生毕业于纽约大学帝势艺术学院互动电子媒体学位。 感谢聆听!我们希望你能加入和我们的对话。你的评论和评分对这档播客至关重要,我们提前感谢你的参与。 你也可以和我们在以下社交平台直接对话: Instagram: @spark_podcast Facebook(脸书): @thesparkpodcas…
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In this episode, Amy had a casual conversation about careers, lifestyles, and the meaning of being a global citizen in today’s context with one of her friends, Zeyao Li. Zeyao is a web engineer at PINT, an adjunct professor at the Hunter College Film and Media Department, and a fellow Bejinger / New Yorker/ NYU Shanghai Alumni. He unleashes his cre…
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Amy and Meg are back with a brand new episode of The Spark in the New Year, kicking things off how it all began - in conversation, just the two of them. As they embrace the Year of the Tiger wholeheartedly, Chinese New Year brings the concept of home to mind. They realized that the concept of home and it’s definition has changed for the both of the…
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In this episode, Amy and Meg sit down for one final conversation of The Spark’s Motherhood Series which organically stemmed from a single episode and turned into a beautiful, sensitive, and powerful series featuring three inspiring mothers. For Amy and Meg, it only felt fitting that the last guests of the series were the mothers they’ve been in con…
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Raised in Shanghai, China, Jenny Zheng is a fellow millennial, entrepreneur, influencer, and a new mom in Manhattan. She is the founder of Velvet.Co, an international public relations and marketing agency and living her life to the fullest countering challenges with instinct. In this conversation, Jenny opens up about becoming a mother, striking th…
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Dr. Wednesday Martin is a social scientist, storyteller, and #1 New York Times Bestselling Author. Her book, Primates of Park Avenue (translated into “I Am a Mother, I Need the Hermes Birkin Bag” in Chinese), stirred up a heated debate across oceans and sparked an greater awareness around “exhausted motherhood” and the scarcity mindset that runs ra…
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赞了:在母亲节之际,我们决定发布与一位实实在在的超能女性的对话。她是“酷妈黛安娜”。曾经的她是一位投行人士,一位时尚设计师,以及竞技拉丁舞舞者。现在,她是两个男孩的妈妈(认真的,她简直是全能)正巧录制于国际妇女节,黛安娜和Meg还有Amy分享了作为一位在不同文化和不同国家之间,养育具有世界观的小朋友的经历和故事。当黛安娜成为妈妈的时候,她必须学习如何重塑自己的崩塌的个人身份。内容创作和录制视频帮助她找回了内心的平静。在创作的世界中,她想利用自己的平台,讲述那些值得被听见的伟大和充满力量的女性和母亲的故事。 This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get acce…
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We're celebrating Mother's Day by kicking off a Motherhood Series in conversation with a true wonder woman and "cool mum," Dianna Lee. She's a former investment banker turned fashion designer, a Latin ballroom dancer and mother to two boys (Seriously, she does it all). Recorded by happenstance on International Women's Day of all days, Dianna shares…
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Pelayo Alvarez is the host, founder, and producer of The Forbidden Apple Podcast, a space to reclaim your spirituality. He’s also been one of Amy’s best friends for the past three years after she moved to New York City. Pelayo grew up in the Catholic Church in Gijon, a northwestern city in Spain. He never felt like he belonged. His personality and …
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The third installment of the “Artist Series,” Meg and Amy dive deep into conversation with, founder of Latitude Gallery in New York City, Shihui Zhou. In this episode, Shihui Zhou shares her story and invites us all to come along with the adventure that is opening an art gallery in 2020, that today, is not only surviving, but in many ways thriving.…
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You may have heard about Ting Zhao, the documentary filmmaker who recently became the first Asian Woman to win a Golden Globe for her film 'Nomad Land' - a film observing U.S. culture. Our guest on this episode of The Spark Podcast is an aspiring documentary filmmaker and visual journalist currently based in Missoula, Montana who is well on his way…
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生长在北京的 Ariel Ziyi Cui从小就知道自己长大后想成为一个艺术家。从五岁拿起画笔的那一刻起,她就再也没有将笔放下。三年前,她来到纽约学习设计。今天,她在纽约的一家精品住宅建筑事务所做与室内整修相关的工作。她终于实现梦想,并且成为了一位展览和室内设计师。作为火花电台“艺术家系列”的第一位嘉宾,在访谈和交流中我们深入探索了在他想寻找灵感,追随创作热情的过程。对于Ariel而言,在不同文化间穿梭的生活方式让她终于可以睁开双眼,敞开心扉地生活。 Born and raised in Beijing, Ariel Ziyi Cui always knew she wanted to be an artist. She began painting at five years old an…
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Born and raised in Beijing, Ariel Ziyi Cui always knew she wanted to be an artist. She began painting at five years old and never stopped. Three years ago, she came to New York to study design. Today, she’s an exhibition and interior designer, and working for a boutique residential architecture firm specializing in gut renovations. The first in our…
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The second guest on The Spark podcast is someone who Amy’s heard about most of her life, but Meg met him first. The Spark literally wouldn’t exist if it weren’t for this guest. Because of him, Amy and Meg met in the first place. Haocheng Wang is a prosecutor for the State of Montana and Meg’s husband. 13 years ago he came to the United States as an…
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Following part one comes part two of The Spark’s interview with former fashion industry journalist and current editor at VICE Asia Pacific, Rachel Ruonan Zheng. In the second half of the interview Meg and Amy dive in deeper with Rachel as she shares the benefits and challenges of working and living in a bilingual environment. Together, Meg, Amy, an…
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Amy Tianyi and Meg are back with the second season of The Spark, where they open up the conversation by introducing their first guest, Rachel Ruonan Zheng. Rachel is a former fashion industry journalist and, currently, an editor at VICE Asia Pacific. Amy first met Rachel in New York City by happenstance when Rachel was one of the speakers at an eve…
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Meg and Amy are back with a brand new episode. The topic? Where each of their places are when it comes to speaking out on issues like racism in the U.S. - a conversation sparked by a video called #CallItCOVID19. The question of whether or not to speak out for each of them lies in their identities, inherent and espoused. This is a public episode. If…
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This is the fourth and final installment of The Spark’s “Wo-men” series, celebrating Women’s History Month. In this episode, Meg and Amy walk you through their own personal journeys in finding their relationships with their bodies as women. Amy shares her confusion with her body due to the lack of sex education, and Meg shares how her relationship …
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When Amy was young she found herself questioning a woman’s role in the family and her mother told her she must be smart, that if she were to take a step back she could see “both the sea and the sky.” But are women who can see “both the sea and the sky” truly happy? Meg shares what happened when she took a step back, which led Amy and Meg to explore…
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This is an episode that Meg and Amy have been contemplating on whether to record or not since January. Now that things have escalated and the whole world is connected and affected by COVID-19, they decided it was time. They paused the “Wo-men” Series to share their own stories and experiences watching this pandemic unfold. Amy also shares what it w…
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