Eat Your Crust

How come it seems like everyone else in the world is totally comfortable meeting and talking to complete strangers? For Crystal and I, it takes a few pep talks, a close friend, or social lubricant (cough cough alcohol) before we feel more confident in unfamiliar social situations. Hopefully it’s not just us! Follow us along on our throwback to our antisocial freshman days to our journey in managing our shyness 🙂Support the showFollow us on social media @eatyourcrustpod

Paying for insurance, cooking meals for yourself, and budgeting... WTF?! Starting to feel a little scammed, we definitely thought adulting meant you just had to go to work instead of school. Today we talk about our clumsy navigation through the world of adulting - with or without our parents! Follow us on Instagram/Facebook/Twitter for special content: @eatyourcrustpod Visit our awesome website: eatyourcrust.com Send us an email (we always respond!): eatyourcrustpod@gmail.com Support the showFollow us on social media @eatyourcrustpod

Fulfilling your Asian tiger mom's fantasies of becoming a doctor ain't easy - especially when you need a 4.0, tons of volunteer experience, a perfect MCAT score, and flawless essays that paint you as a unique, intelligent applicant. Or maybe...you just need a brilliant girlfriend to keep you on track during the whole process?! Today we dive into the path of prepping for and getting into med school!Follow us on Instagram/Facebook/Twitter for special content: @eatyourcrustpod Visit our awesome website: eatyourcrust.com Send us an email (we always respond!): eatyourcrustpod@gmail.com Support the showFollow us on social media @eatyourcrustpod

The ultimate Asian-American trap: your parents force you to learn piano for 8 years, but act surprised when you pursue music as a career 🤔 Today we bring on Kyle (aka Son of Paper) to discuss the journey of becoming a full-time rapper as an Asian-American! Follow him on instagram: @sonofpaper Follow us on instagram for special content: @eatyourcrustpod Visit our awesome website, shoot us a DM on our Twitter, or send us an email to eatyourcrustpod@gmail.com :) Support the showFollow us on social media @eatyourcrustpod

Quitting your first job requires (a) courage to "break up" with your manager; (b) stamina to schedule in job-hunting time into your already busy week; (c) stealth and creativity to attend interviews during your workweek. Tune in to hear how we quit our first full-time jobs (and more importantly, the struggle to land our second full-time jobs)!Support the showFollow us on social media @eatyourcrustpod

Traveling alone may seem daunting, but there’s tons of perks - you can perfectly curate your schedule, save money on lodging, and fully immerse in the moment without any inhibitions. Join us as we invite our friend who solo traveled for two months (!!) and had some magical movie moments along the way.Support the showFollow us on social media @eatyourcrustpod

Subtle Asian Traits has taken over our Facebook newsfeeds ever since its boom in popularity last year. Today, it’s almost an empire, serving as one of the biggest sources of Asian-American memes, subculture groups, and...dating profiles???Today we brought on a couple who met and fell in love through Subtle Asian Dating (yes, it really can happen) - and their story makes you want to believe in love again :’) Support the showFollow us on social media @eatyourcrustpod

It’s spooky season! In the spirit (ha ha) of Halloween, we share our supernatural experiences and stories of living in haunted houses. Support the showFollow us on social media @eatyourcrustpod

Ever wanted to earn 6 figures straight out of college? AKA, ever wondered what it’s like to be a software engineer? Explore a FAANG (the CS Big Five!) Software Engineer’s journey from school, to his first internship, to his first full-time job! His interview/resume tips and thoughts on the classic engineer stereotypes are a bonus ;)Special Notes:HackerRankLeetCodeCracking the Coding InterviewIntern SupplyGlassDoorr/CSCareerQuestionsSupport the showFollow us on social media @eatyourcrustpod

As Asian Americans, we find that it is sometimes difficult to express ourselves. Are we too Asian or are we too American? One thing's for sure - Asians have gained more visibility in popular culture and media in the past few years. Asian American identity has become stronger and we are beginning to create our own niche of style and beauty. Listen in on our conversation about recognizing our differences, learning to love ourselves, and growing comfortable in our own skin.Support the showFollow us on social media @eatyourcrustpod