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422. Traditional Chinese Martial Arts in Educational Empowerment and Societal Development
I recently had the opportunity to give a presentation at the Hong Kong Chinese Martial Arts and Culture Conference on a subject that’s deeply personal to me—the preservation of Chinese martial arts and its impact on society and educational empowerment. I thought I’d share it on the podcast! The post 422. Traditional Ch
I’m so excited for today’s guest: Olivia Cheng! I’ve been following Olivia’s work for years—from Marco Polo to Warrior , and now her directorial debut, I am Raquel Welch and latest film Lucky Star. She’s often recognized for her presence on screen, but there’s so much more to her: sharp, soulful, and deeply intentional

420. Greg Rucka and Nicola Scott on creating Cheetah and Cheshire Rob the Justice League
I'm so excited to be in Australia with Greg Rucka and Nicola Scott! It’s been a minute since the Mimi and Greg Show version of this podcast, but we’re back—and with an exclusive. The post 420. Greg Rucka and Nicola Scott on creating Cheetah and Cheshire Rob the Justice League first appeared on Sifu Mimi Chan.
I got the chance to hang with my friend Jason Chu in Los Angeles, and I knew we were in for a conversation that would challenge, inspire, and empower. Jason, a rapper, spoken word artist, historian, and advocate, has been using his platform to highlight the richness of Asian American history while also confronting the
Vacations are meant for relaxation, but that doesn’t mean movement has to stop! In our latest MiOsc episode, Oscar and I dive into how to stay active while traveling—without it feeling like a chore. Whether it’s finding creative ways to incorporate exercise into sightseeing, maintaining a kung fu mindset on the go, or
Mark’s insights into the philosophy of martial arts training go far beyond physical techniques. Our conversation explored what it means to train with intention, the responsibility of carrying on a martial arts legacy, and the deeper purpose of the arts—not just to refine skill but to cultivate better human beings. The